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SNOOZE(8)		  BSD System Manager's Manual		     SNOOZE(8)

NAME
     snooze — will put an Apple Macintosh Powerbook into sleep.

SYNOPSIS
     snooze [-hv] [-f] [-p port]

DESCRIPTION
     Snooze is a program, which is usefull only for Apple Macintosh Power‐
     books.  On invocation, it will request the machine to put itself into
     sleep.  This is done by connecting to pmud and give pmud the command to
     put the machine to sleep. You can override the portnumber with the [-p
     port] option. If you invoke snooze with the [-f] option, then snooze will
     put the machine into sleep itself. This is NOT recommended, because you
     will not get the benefits of all the facilities that pmud has to offer.

BUGS AND CHANGE REQUESTS
     Please email your bug reports or change requests to <pmud-bugs@jvc.nl>.

FILES
     /dev/pmu

AUTHORS
     initial pmud package by Paul Mackerras and initial manual and changes to
     pmud-0.[34] by Stephan Leemburg <stephan@jvc.nl>.

SEE ALSO
     pmud(8)

LinuxPPC pmud		       Februari 10, 2000		 LinuxPPC pmud

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