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ApmUs.msg
II The NLS messagefile %s does not exist.
Please correct that problem, for now the English messagefile will be
used instead!
APM/2 V1.40 - Advanced Power Management spec. 1.1/1.2 interface for OS/2
Copyright (C) by Roman Stangl, 1997, 1998 (rstangl@vnet.ibm.com)
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/7885/
IX APM/2 allows you to put your workstation into APM standby, suspend or power off
mode, to turn your PC on with the automatic APM power on timer and to restore
to the pre-APM request state. Requests can/must be scheduled with a built-in
scheduler. The sourcecode includes a C/C++ Toolkit for you to make your own APM
OS/2 applications.
This program is Freeware (and can be freely distributed, as long as the archive
is kept complete), however you must not port it to any of the inferior Windows
platforms!
II Insufficient commandline options specified.
Syntax: APM /?
Where: /? ... display help
II Commandline options:
IX Syntax: APM Request [Device] [Schedule] [Language] [Version]
Where: Request ... /Verbose to display APM configuration data
... /Ready to restore pre-APM request state
... /Standby to invoke APM standby
... /Suspend to invoke APM suspend
... /Poweroff to invoke APM power off
... /Poweroff- to invoke DosShutdown(1) and APM power off
... /Poweroff+ to invoke DosShutdown(0) and APM power off
... /Poweron to schedule to power on PC via APM
Device ... /Device BIOS|All|Display|Disk|Parallel|Serial
to apply Request on a device (default is All)
Schedule ... /Schedule [yyyy:mm:dd:]hh:mm
to schedule request at the specified date/time
Language ... /Language xx (to load NLS messages from APMxx.msg)
Version ... /Force to ignore OS/2 version detected
Note: DosShutdown(0) ... Performs full system shutdown and locks filesystem
DosShutdown(1) ... Performs buffer and cache flushing to make system
quiescent by stopping thread execution
EE Required parameter "Request" not specified.
EE Ambiguous parameters specified for "Request".
EE Invalid parameters specified for "Device".
II Error SYS$$04d while opening APM device driver.
EE No APM interface available. Please verify that you have installed the
APM.SYS device driver (you can add it by selective install and that
and that APM support is enabled in BIOS.
II APM configuration data returned by APM.SYS:
IX BIOS Flags: 0x$$04X
IX APM BIOS Version: $$d.$$d
IX APM.SYS Version: $$d.$$d
IX OS/2 APM Support Version: $$d.$$d
IX Flags:
16-bit protected mode interface supported 0x0001
32-bit protected mode interface supported 0x0002
CPU Idle call slows processor clock 0x0004
APM BIOS disabled 0x0008
APM BIOS disengaged 0x0010
IX APM 1.2 Capabilities: 0x$$04X
Number of supported battery units: $$d
IX APM 1.2 Capabilities:
Can enter global standby state 0x0001
Can enter global suspend state 0x0002
Automatic power on timer will wake up system from standby 0x0004
Automatic power on timer will wake up system from suspend 0x0008
Wakeup on Ring will wake up system from standby 0x0010
Wakeup on Ring will wake up system from suspend 0x0020
PCMCIA Wakup on Ring will wake up system from standby 0x0040
PCMCIA Wakup on Ring will wake up system from suspend 0x0080
IX For more information please look into the APM Specification 1.2 which
is available as APMV12.PDF on Intel's Website, into the OS/2 Input/
Output Device Driver Reference which is available as PDDREF.INF on
IBM's Website and Ralf Brown's Interrupt List.
IX Error: APM.SYS Error, type HELP SYS$$04d for more information.
IX Reason: PowerNoError 0x0000
IX Reason: PowerBadSubId 0x0001
IX Reason: PowerBadReserved 0x0002
IX Reason: PowerBadDevId 0x0003
IX Reason: PowerBadPwrState 0x0004
IX Reason: PowerSelAlreadySetup 0x0005
IX Reason: PowerBadFlags 0x0006
IX Reason: PowerBadSemHandle 0x0007
IX Reason: PowerBadLength 0x0008
IX Reason: PowerDisabled 0x0009
IX Reason: PowerNoEventQueue 0x000A
IX Reason: PowerTooManyQueues 0x000B
IX Reason: PowerBiosError 0x000C
IX Reason: PowerBadSemaphore 0x000D
IX Reason: PowerQueueOverflow 0x000E
IX Reason: PowerStateChangeReject 0x000F
IX Reason: PowerNotSupported 0x0010
IX Reason: PowerDisengaged 0x0011
IX Reason: Unknown (or not documented)
II Error SYS$$04d reading APM configuration data.
EE Unexpected error reading the APM configuration data. As the APM.SYS
device driver could be opened successfully, this is either a program
error, or in case that the error was a SYS0087 there seem to be a
fundamental incompatibility between APM BIOS and OS/2's APM
substem.
EE Required parameter month (mm) for "Schedule" not specified.
EE Required parameter day (dd) for "Schedule" not specified.
EE Required parameter hour (hh) for "Schedule" not specified.
EE Required parameter minute (mm) for "Schedule" not specified.
EE Excessive parameters specified for "Schedule".
EE Invalid parameters detected for "Schedule", please ensure that the
data you entered makes sense. The following ranges are expected:
yyyy ... year 1990 to 2099 (optional)
mm ... month 1 to 12 (optional)
dd ... day 1 to 31 (optional)
hh ... hour 0 to 23
mm ... minute 0 to 59
EE Invalid combination of "Request" /Verbose and "Schedule" detected.
"Schedule" requires a "Request" not equal to /Verbose.
EE Invalid combination of "Request" /Poweron and "Schedule" detected.
/Poweron requires a "Schedule" of when that event should occur.
II "Schedule" waits for the planned event...
II Planned event occurred.
EE OS/2 error SYS$$04d reading the System clock.
EE The "Request" /Poweron requires APM support at version 1.2 or above
for which you need your APM BIOS at version 1.2+ and version 1.2+
of OS/2's APM.SYS driver. The later can be obtained from IBM's online
Device Driver site or Warp 4 Fixpack 6+. You can use the "Request"
/Verbose to show your APM levels, however you can deactivate version
checking by supplying the parameter /Force.
EE The "Request" /Poweroff, /Poweroff- oder /Poweroff+ requires Warp 4
because otherwise a CHKDSK will be performed during the next reboot
as the filesystem won't be closed correctly, if the request processes
successfully at all. However you can dactivate version checking by
supplying the parameter /Force.
EE A unrecoverable error occurred. APM/2 will terminate.
II The APM$ device driver was opened, APM will be enabled in 10 seconds.
II APM power management could not be enabled, please verify that APM is
enabled in your BIOS.
EE A unrecoverable error occurred. APM/2 will terminate.
II Filesystem Shutdown will be performed in 10 seconds.
II OS/2 error while callling DosShutdown().
EE A unrecoverable error occurred. APM/2 will terminate.
II Selected APM "Request" will be performed in 10 seconds.
II Unexpected error executing the selected APM "Request". APM didn't
accept your request, please verify that your PC does support APM
standby, suspend and power off requests (probably be looking into the
User's Guide shipped with your PC). You may also try to upgrade your
BIOS to the latest level.
EE A unrecoverable error occurred. APM/2 will terminate.
II Your (asynchronous) APM request should be performed shortly.
II Loading the APM automatic power on timer in 10 seconds.
II Unexpected error loading the APM automatic power on timer. APM didn't
accept your request, please verify that your PC does support APM
automatic power on timer (probably you have to enable it in the BIOS)
or you may also try to upgrade your BIOS to the latest level.
EE A unrecoverable error occurred. APM/2 will terminate.