nvram shutdown und sleeptimer funktioniern nicht - logisch....workaround?

Dec 24 04:38:25 workstation vdr[2254]: sleeptimer: going to sleep in about one minute
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation vdr[2254]: sleeptimer: timeout
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation vdr[2254]: sleeptimer: executing "/usr/local/bin/vdrshutdown"
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation sudo:      vdr : TTY=tty8 ; PWD=/ ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/usr/local/bin/nvram-wakeup --configfile=/etc/nvram-wakeup.conf -ls
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:  
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]: Usage: nvram-wakeup [OPTIONS] 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   -s, --settime     Set the given wakeup date/time (given as a time_t value). 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   -d, --disable     Disable WakeUp. Equivalent to --settime=0. 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   -C, --configfile  Read board configuration from specified configuration file. 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   -I, --iwname      Specify the IW (infowriter) name. 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   -N, --nowrite     Don't write any values (in /dev/nvram or /dev/rtc). For testing. 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   -D, --debug       Enable printing debug messages. 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   -l, --syslog      Log all output via syslogd instead of stdout/stderr. 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   -v, --version     Print version information. 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   -h, --help        Print this message (always to stderr, regardless of --syslog). 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:  
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:   All specified wakeup times are times at which the PC should be up and running. 
Dec 24 04:38:35 workstation nvram-wakeup[2520]:

#!/bin/sh


# runvdr: Loads the DVB driver and runs VDR
#
# If VDR exits abnormally, the driver will be reloaded
# and VDR restarted.
#
# Set the environment variable VDRUSR to the user id you
# want VDR to run with. If VDRUSR is not set, VDR will run
# as 'root', which is not necessarily advisable.
#
# Since this script loads the DVB driver, it must be started
# as user 'root'.
#
# Any command line parameters will be passed on to the
# actual 'vdr' program.
#
# See the main source file 'vdr.c' for copyright information and
# how to reach the author.


DVBDIR="/usr/local/src/DVB/driver"
DVBREM="$DVBDIR/../apps/av7110_loadkeys"
VDRPRG="/usr/local/bin/vdr"
VDRCMD="$VDRPRG -w 60 -t /dev/tty8 -L /usr/local/src/VDR/PLUGINS/lib - c /usr/local/vdr/etc \
	    -s /usr/local/bin/vdrshutdown \
	    -P remote \
	    -P'mp3 -m /usr/local/vdr/mount.sh -B /var/lib/cddb' \
	    -P'mplayer -m /usr/local/vdr/mount.sh -M /usr/local/vdr/mplayer.sh' \
	    -P'osdteletext -r' \
	    -P vcd \
	    -P'dvd -C/dev/dvd' \
	    .P scanner \
	    -P calendar \
	    -P'sleeptimer -e /usr/local/bin/vdrshutdown' \
	    $*"


VDRUSR=vdr


#-P tvtv \


LSMOD="`/sbin/lsmod | grep -w '^dvb' | wc -l`"
KILL="/usr/bin/killall -q -TERM"


# Load driver if it hasn't been loaded already:
if [ $LSMOD -eq 0 ] ; then
   (cd $DVBDIR; make insmod)
   fi


while (true) do
      $DVBREM/av7110_loadkeys $DVBREM/hauppauge.rc5 > /proc/av7110_ir
      su -c "$VDRCMD" $VDRUSR
      if test $? -eq 0; then exit; fi
      date
      echo "restarting VDR"
      $KILL $VDRPRG
      sleep 10
      (cd $DVBDIR; make rmmod; make insmod)
      date
      done

#!/bin/bash
# $Id: vdrshutdown,v 1.15 2003/08/06 12:55:44 bistr-o-math Exp $


NVRAMCMD=/usr/local/bin/nvram-wakeup
SVDRPCMD=/usr/local/src/VDR/svdrpsend.pl
CHECKSCRIPT=/path/to/the/script


#################
##  if the script $CHECKSCRIPT thinks that we should     shutdown,
##     it must not pint anything on stdout.
##  if it                      thinks that we should NOT shutdown,
##     it must pint a one-line message on stdout.
##
##  note that all parameters passed to vdrshutdown will also be passed to $CHECKSCRIPT
##  so it might use them (e.g. $5 -eq 0 below)
##
##  it might look like this:
##  --------------------------
##    #!/bin/bash
##
##    pgrep 2divx                       && { echo Divx-Conversion is still running;  exit; }
##
##    test -a /some/file                && { echo /some/file exists;                 exit; }
##
##    USERCOUNT=`who --count | grep users= | cut -f 2 -d "="`;
##    test $5 -eq 0 -a $USERCOUNT -gt 0 && { echo "$USERCOUNT users are logged in."; exit; }
##
##  --------------------------
##
##  now if $CHECKSCRIPT exists and is executable, the message will be passed through
##  SVDRP to the tv screen.
##


test -x $CHECKSCRIPT && {
     msg=`$CHECKSCRIPT $*`
     test "$msg" != "" && {
          $SVDRPCMD MESG $msg &
          exit 1
     }
}


#################


# Add here needed options like --configfile=...
# (read man nvram-wakeup and man nvram-wakeup.conf for more details)


## $NVRAMCMD -ls $1


sudo $NVRAMCMD --configfile=/etc/nvram-wakeup.conf -ls $1


case $PIPESTATUS in
     0) # all went ok - new date and time set
        sudo /sbin/shutdown -h now
        EXITSTATUS=0
        ;;
     1) # all went ok - new date and time set.
        #
        # *** but we need to reboot. ***
        #
        # for some boards this is needed after every change.
        #
        # for some other boards, we only need this after changing the
        # status flag, i.e. from enabled to disabled or the other way.




        # For plan A - (Plan A is not supported anymore---see README)
        #
        # For plan B - (don't forget to install the modified kernel image first)
        #


        sudo /sbin/lilo -R PowerOff


        sudo /sbin/shutdown -r now

        EXITSTATUS=0
        ;;
     2) # something went wrong
        # don't do anything - just exit with status 1
        EXITSTATUS=1
        ;;
esac


# exit with 0 if everything went ok.
# exit with 1 if something went wrong.
exit $EXITSTATUS