Hi Andres
That was indeed the problem:
xxx@xxx:/etc/default$ cat powernap # start powernap at boot [yes|no] START=no
So I changed it to Start=yes and powernap is up and running. Thanks very much for your help.
I've never had to do this before, is this a change or a new thing you need to do to enble it ?
Cheerio
Hi Andres
That was indeed the problem:
xxx@xxx: /etc/default$ cat powernap
# start powernap at boot [yes|no]
START=no
So I changed it to Start=yes and powernap is up and running. Thanks very much for your help.
I've never had to do this before, is this a change or a new thing you need to do to enble it ?
Cheerio