Asus P/I-P65UP8/CP6ND - Manual (Page 57)

ASUS P/I-P65UP8 User’s Manual 57
IV. NETWARE DRIVERS
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. NETW
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(PMMAKE Utility)
Using the PMMAKE.NLM Utility
The PMMAKE.NLM utility is used to compile a power management schedule file
from a standard text file, which you can create using the NetWare EDIT utility, or
some other editor. Place the text file in the SYS:\PM directory on the server. The
format for this text file is given below.
The syntax for the line that loads the PMMAKE utility is:
load PMMAKE <input filename> [<output filename>]
where
<input filename> is the full path name of the text file containing the power
management scheduling directives. If the path is not specified, the NetWare search
path is used.
<output filename> is the full path name of the output configuration (CFG) file
produced. If the output file name is not specified, the output file produced is named
PM.CFG, located in the SYS:\PM directory.
The format for the PMMAKE input (text) file is:
!<DAY INDICATOR>
BEGIN, <START TIME>, <DELAY TIME>, <DEVICE LIST>
END, <STOP TIME>, <DELAY TIME>, <DEVICE LIST>
where
DAY INDICATOR = SUN,MON,TUE,WED,THR,FRI,SAT
START TIME = 24 hour time format: 00:00 - 23:59
STOP TIME = 24 hour time format: 00:00 - 23:59
DELAY TIME = Time to wait during no activity on a
device before spinning it down, in seconds 1 - 3600
DEVICE LIST = ALL or <DEVICE ID>[, <DEVICE ID> ...]
DEVICE ID = BXXIXXLXX
BXX identifies the bus
IXX identifies the SCSI ID
LXX identifies the LUN (if zero you can omit)
You may omit bus identifiers after the first one. It is assumed that multiple
sequential directives are on the same day until another day is specified. It is
assumed that future devices are on the same bus until a new bus id is specified.