I know it's an old post but you can mix all types of RAM as long as they're all Samsung. I have a box currently with both m and d series in it and it runs fine.

It is likely your combo unit is firewalling each of the clients from one another. I think it is done this way by default to prevent wireless clients from snooping on the network. Most standalone routers don't do it this way. You have set static IPs, etc? I have terrible luck getting anything fancy ...

fxmech wrote:What type are you using currently? The one built into the modem or a dedicated router?

Combo unit. Built into modem. Is it possible to use a separate router and somehow disable the "router" function of the combo unit?

I would check the settings on the network card (Advanced) see that "Wake on Magic Packet" is enabled ("Wake on Pattern Match" as well if you want). Also check "Power Management" tab, enable "Allow this device to wake computer" and also try "Only allow a ...

fxmech wrote:It sounds like your router is the thing you should throw out the window.

Right? I really should just look for a friggin router.

Hi. So I am running into a few problems here with XBMC's WOL functionality. My intentions are to be able to remotely boot my PC via XBMC (on a 1.6 box, presumably left running most of the time) since I can't get WOL working conventionally through my router (ARP timeout and lack of router configurati...