partyguy81

Hello, Here I am again. I also had issues Cmos Checksum bad. Tested on: FOXCONN D51S motherboard and a Zotac ZBOX HD-ND22 system. Both give a Cmos error if I add a Startup trigger in the Power schedule. (Shutdown trigger don’t give issues) Wake On Lan works on both systems out of the box. Make sure WOL is enabled on BIOS and DSM. What works for me is make only a schedule for shutdown! and save it. Turn off the NAS. Then when I push the power button of the system it starts without a CMOS error. Sow how to auto power on you Xpenology NAS? Well if you have a Router that is compatible with DD-WRT firmware you can flash the DD-WRT firmware on it and make a Cron Job for a time Scheduled WOL for more info see: http://www.howtogeek.com/70084/how-to-schedule-your-computer-to-wake-up-at-specific-times-with-dd-wrt/ Go to DD-WRT router page Administration and scroll down to cron. Type in the text box: Example: 10 17 * * * root /usr/sbin/wol -p 7 -i 192.168.1.255 00:01:02:2B:AB:26 Above line will wake the the device/NAS at 17:10 o’clock that has mac address 00:01:02:2B:AB:26 And this wil be done every day. For more options see the link above. Make sure that the dd-wrt router has a good time. You can find it on the status page of the DD-WRT router. Otherwise it is not working. If not you can set it by dd-wrt router page SETUP —> Basic Setup —> Time settings, enable and add a good NTP address. Then check the status page again. And see if the time is right. I tested it 4 times. This works for me! Hope this helps someone.

sorry double post

Hello, Edit: was not working for me. I thought I had a solution.