Template: apmd/etc-apmd-md5Type: stringDefault: not-presentDescription: Internal variable to hold MD5 checksum of config file.Template: apmd/suspend-on-acType: booleanDefault: trueDescription: Accept system suspend/standby events on AC power? If you want to accept system suspend or system standby APM requests when the computer is running on AC power, answer "yes" here. Otherwise, answer "no" to indicate that such requests should be rejected.  When the computer is running on battery power, these requests are always accepted. . System suspend/standby events are usually generated when the BIOS automatically suspends because the machine has been idle for a while. They can also be generated when you press the "suspend" or "sleep" button on the computer.Template: apmd/hdparm-driveType: stringDefault: /dev/hdaDescription: Device file of hard drive to set timeout on apmd(8) can automatically set the "spindown" time of an IDE hard disk when the computer is on battery power.  Setting the spindown time to a small value will cause the disk to stop spinning after it has been idle for that long, which conserves power.  If you want apmd(8) to do this, specify the device file for your hard disk here.  (You must have the hdparm package installed to do this.)  If you don't want your disk managed in this way, answer "none".Template: apmd/hdparm-spindownType: stringDefault: 18Description: Hard-drive spindown timeout to use on battery power This value specifies how long the hard drive must be idle before it is stopped.  The number specified here has a complicated encoding; see the hdparm(8) man page for full details.  For short timeouts of 20 minutes or less, specify an integer between 1 and 240, which is multiplied by 5 to get the number of idle seconds.  For example, a value of 18 means 90 seconds.  A value of 0 disables the timeout feature.