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My question is about cron jobs and different power modes, specifically what would be called "off" and "suspend" on a traditional machine.
I'd like to write an application that looks for a wireless access point every 15 minutes, but otherwise puts the N800 in a state where it draws as little power as possible.
Are user-created cron jobs triggered even when the unit is in suspend mode (I may not be using the right term here - I mean the mode where the unit is running on as little power as possible while not being completely off)?
Secondly, do cron jobs run when the computer is off? That is, does the timer for alarms work even when the machine is in a state the user thinks of as "off" or "shut down"?
I appreciate any answers, and apologize in advance if I've asked something completely obvious.