[cron] that makes perfect sense to me.

I've also wondered if I am just closing the case too soon, before it's fully shutdown. Again, I haven't spent the time I should to investigate.

Contemplated checking crontab entries, but i doubt I would find anything out of the ordinary.

[cron] that makes perfect sense to me.

I've also wondered if I am just closing the case too soon, before it's fully shutdown. Again, I haven't spent the time I should to investigate.

Contemplated checking crontab entries, but i doubt I would find anything out of the ordinary.

Like I said earlier I was going to check it at nite times to see if it powers on at a specific time. Well I haven't left it with the batteries on at night, but this morning at like 10:00am I have turned it off, and then when I checked it on like 12:30 pm It was on.. So now instead of thinking that it does that on a specific time, I started to think if it has like a timer type of thing... or maybe it is just RANDOM which does not make any sense to me.

FYI, the 770 (currently) doesn't have a crond or atd implementation - so it's definitely not related to that.

rattis: technically as the 770 isn't an x86 machine with a traditional PC architecture it doesn't have a BIOS. The clock is maintained by the RTC (Real Time Clock) itself.

Cheers,

Andrew