It wasn't easy, but I figured out a short term solution for the sleep/wake function until I can find an alternate board. It's a shame that Intel dropped the Curie, and the code does not work on the this SBC. I've ordered five units, and planned to buy many more as this project is starting to take off. Now I'll be searching for another board and re-developing everything I just re-developed...
The issue is related to Windows and how it handles S3 command that is initiated by the power button or onboard Curie module. The Linux operating systems can sleep and wake repeatedly without getting stuck. Set Windows to hibernate, instead of sleep.
Thanks Laura. There is no option for Hibernate. The drop down list only shows: - Do Nothing - Sleep - Turn off Display - Shutdown This is the case on both installations of the x86 units that I have. Is there a method to enable the Hibernate option via a setting in Windows 10? I'm not able to find anything online.
Something is causing Windows 10 to stop responding to the sleep command. We are looking into a fix here at the lab.
Thank you Laura. Any breakthrough ideas yet? It's odd that it works via USB keyboard, but not the 101 interface.
Is it possible that the code that I've uploaded to the 101 is causing the 'hang up'? Does anyone have sample code that is working properly?
Dear Support, Has there been any progress on the sleep/wake issue? I have six boards that are pretty much useless for my project otherwise. I'd like to continue ordering throughout 2018 (possibly 20 more units this year), however without the functional sleep code, the x86 is not a feasible solution for my product. If this cannot be resolved in a timely manner, I'd like to return 4 units, unless someone on the forum would like to purchase them. I'll load them with a licensed copy of Windows 10 PRO and sell them at regular purchase price. Two have not been opened. Two have been loaded with Windows 10 PRO and Arduino IDE.
More info: This also happens with the Power Button and the Front Panel connector (Pins 6 and 8). If I press the power button after one cycle of sleep, nothing happens and I have to reboot to allow the sleep function to work again (one time).
Is the setting of the usb udoo device to allow the Udoo to be waked up on? If possible, I do not have W10.
Hello Waltervl, I am fairly certain that box is checked. Does this also effect the power button and Curie power management through Arduino 101 GPIO?
I do not know, but since the power button is failing also it seems more a setting problem or driver issue in W10 then a hardware issue. Also because it seems to be related to Windows only (can you confirm that?).
We have a team assigned to this task. It only affects Windows, and can currently be solved by setting the Windows power button mode to a different setting to Sleep, for example, Hibernate.
Waltervl, the box was checked so unfortunately it did not work. Laura, how do I get "Hibernate" to appear? The drop-down list doesn't have that option. I decided to install 8.1 and the sleep works fine. Now I just have to ensure it will work with my software and project hardware.
https://www.google.nl/amp/s/www.pcw...nate-option-to-the-windows-10-start-menu.html Then you can set hibernate in power button opton
That procedure doesn't work. When I click, "Change Settings that are currently unavailable", the options below become available, but there is no listing for "Hibernate". I also only have one column of drop down menus(the left side) There is no column for "plugged in" or "battery". I'll take a screenshot and upload it. My Windows version was dowloaded from Microsoft and fully licensed. .
Did you try this method: https://www.top-password.com/blog/fix-hibernate-option-missing-in-windows-10-power-options/
Thank you Walterlv, that allows me to see the "Hibernate" option, however the same problem exists. I can only get one cycle of "sleep" or "hibernate" to work, then there's no response. At the moment, the backup plan is to use Windows 8.1 which requires me to purchase another license for two of the x86 modules.
8.1 drivers are not available from the Intel site Without them I cannot access the 101 GPIO. Is there an alternate site or does any have the update they can send by chance? This has really been a nightmare getting this board to work...
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/24345/Intel-Driver-Update-Utility There is a 8.1 driver version on this site. Does this not work?
No, unfortunately not. I can download the utility, but when executing the message says, "Intel Driver Support is getting a Tune Up. Go to the Download Centre". When I go to the download centre, I cannot download anything, I get the error: "An error occurred while processing your request. Reference #97.35c094d1.1515941955.3856cb7" I've tried Google for chipset drivers, USB drivers, Curie drivers for UDOO x86 or Windows 8.1 and nothing relevant seems to appear.
