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Hello! I have been trying to set up the raspberry pi as a wake on lan server for my laptop. I have tested it and it works locally from the router, but I cannot configure the arp table and it was leading to issues after shutdown. I tried to use sciguy14's wake on lan server, but it always said my laptop was off even when it wasn't. Now to etherwake. Is it possible to set up etherwake to wake my computer when it is not directly plugged into it? I would like my laptop to be wired, so I was wondering if my pi could be connected to my router through ethernet and the same with my laptop so I don't need to worry about wifi. Thanks in advance!
I'd like to point out that my new project, pi-bootstrap is intended for quickly bootstrapping a pi without requiring a lot of technical know-how.
I'm trying to install RPiPlay on a Zero W and keep getting stuck at compiling. I tried this script since I'm terrible at compiling and it stalls at this step:
