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Originally Posted by davidfor
As this conversation started from a comment about scheduling a wake-up to do a sync, then if it is obviously possible to schedule a wake-on on the Kobo. How it is done, I have no idea, but, I doubt it is a "wacky non-standard way".
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I specified precisely why I didn't think it was possible
here, so "obviously" the past tense was referring to the time before the beginning of the conversation.
My H2O has a wacky non-standard implementation of the Linux touch protocol, and the framebuffer is wacky too. This is true of many Kobos to some degree. If the H2O has a method to schedule wake-ups, it's not one specified by the Linux kernel docs. It's therefore non-standard by definition. Whether it's wacky is in the eye of the beholder, but as long as the standard methods aren't practically unusable even a superior non-standard implementation is wacky by default.
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Originally Posted by baskerville
I can do that, on the Glo HD, by writing a Unix Epoch to /sys/class/rtc/rtc0/wakealarm.
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Not on H2O, but it's interesting to know that it's not just 2013-era devices running older firmware on which that works.