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On 8/1/23 09:00, Daryl McDonald wrote:
> From what I see in frontend > information center > system status >
> machine status the Master backend, on the RPi knows about the Slave
> backend, on the Lenovo and vica-versa. Are there further settings to
> have the RPi wake the Lenovo as required? I haven't seen any detailed
> documentation on-line anywhere.  TIA  Daryl
>
There are settings to start the slaves from the master. The problem is
that it will start all slaves when the the master starts, and shut them
down when the master shuts down. Since the master is a RPi which will
run all the time, it will keep the slaves running all the time.

You can develop your own script to sleep and wake the slave based on the
schedule.

Peter


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On Tue, Aug 1, 2023 at 11:34?AM Peter Bennett <pb.mythtv@gmail.com> wrote:

>
> On 8/1/23 09:00, Daryl McDonald wrote:
> > From what I see in frontend > information center > system status >
> > machine status the Master backend, on the RPi knows about the Slave
> > backend, on the Lenovo and vica-versa. Are there further settings to
> > have the RPi wake the Lenovo as required? I haven't seen any detailed
> > documentation on-line anywhere. TIA Daryl
> >
> There are settings to start the slaves from the master. The problem is
> that it will start all slaves when the the master starts, and shut them
> down when the master shuts down. Since the master is a RPi which will
> run all the time, it will keep the slaves running all the time.
>
> You can develop your own script to sleep and wake the slave based on the
> schedule.
>
> Peter
>
>
> Thank-you for your frank reply. Going from my career using hammers and
> wrenches to my retirement using keyboards and CPU's has taught me quite a
> lot, most notably, how much more there is that I have no clue about, and
> should therefore not attempt. I am very grateful to all of the myth devs
> and contributers and will carry-on just fine from here, with what is
> available. Sincerely, much obliged! Daryl