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

NAME
     lmmon — display motherboard power management controller information

SYNOPSIS
     lmmon [-hipsv] [-r delay]

DESCRIPTION
     lmmon lmmon is a console application to display information associated
     with information received from a motherboard power management controller.
     By default it cycles once every second using a curses-based display.

     The following options are available:

     -h	     Display help.

     -i	     Use /dev/io interface instead of /dev/smb0.  Required for FreeBSD
	     3.x (prior to 01 November 1999) and some motherboards without
	     actual LM78/79 chipsets.

     -m	     Simple output format, suitable for further processing.  Forces -p
	     and -s.

     -p	     Plain display (no curses).

     -r delay
	     Redisplay every delay seconds (default 1).

     -s	     Single-shot mode (run once).

     -v	     Display version information.

     The following kernel configuration options are required to use the
     /dev/smb0 interface:

	   controller	   smbus0
	   controller	   iicbus0
	   controller	   iicbb0
	   controller	   intpm0
	   device	   smb0	   at smbus?

BUGS
     Currently, the intpm(4) controller is only available in FreeBSD 4.0 and
     3.3-STABLE after 01 November 1999; however, the /dev/io interface may
     work on older versions and a wider variety of motherboards.

SEE ALSO
     intpm(4), smb(4), smbus(4)

FreeBSD			       October 19, 1999			       FreeBSD

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