When issueing a "pmset -g custom" command, I get "SleepServices" as one of the settings in the resulting output. What is it and what can I do with it? Never seen it before... I'm on macOS Ventura 13.2 running on a Mac Studio M1 Max.
Thanks, Ad.
Mac Studio
I noticed that the "SleepServices" setting doesn't always show up: as soon as I do "sudo pmset restoredefaults" and then set "powernap" to 0, the "SleepServices" option is listed. Haven't experimented yet with setting it to other values.
Not using the same machine, using M1 Mac Mini
From the man of pmset
GETTING
-g custom displays custom settings for all power sources
below is my output
1 - p.phillips@Ps-Mac-Mini-M1 ~ % pmset -g
System-wide power settings:
Currently in use:
disksleep 10
powernap 1
womp 1
networkoversleep 0
sleep 180 (sleep prevented by powerd, bluetoothd, sharingd)
Sleep On Power Button 1
ttyskeepawake 1
tcpkeepalive 1
autorestart 0
standby 0
displaysleep 180
2 - p.phillips@Ps-Mac-Mini-M1 ~ % pmset -g custom
AC Power:
Sleep On Power Button 1
standby 0
ttyskeepawake 1
powernap 1
womp 1
displaysleep 180
networkoversleep 0
sleep 180
tcpkeepalive 1
autorestart 0
disksleep 10
Unless the user has a specific reason to muck around in these setting - I would not
As for original question " What is it and what can I do with it? ", the first part of the question that has been answered
SleepServices in pmset -g results. What is that?
