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                    Hibernator II - INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
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Hibernator is a software package which makes it possible to stop a running 
program at any time, for example before a planned shutdown, and to restart
it later.

These instructions are based on a limited number of tests.
We do not guarantee that a given program will be successfully restarted.

The preferred procedure by users to ensure successful program restart is
illustrated by the following example:

(1) PREPARE THE EXECUTABLE FILE
        Suppose the executable is "myprog.e": then do:
            hibmark myprog.e

(2) RUN THE JOB
	Run the program (this can be done from a script; however, the
	script will not be restarted and therefore SHOULD NOT MANIPULATE
	FILES used by the program, e.g., should not delete these files):
	    myprog.e &

(3) GET THE PROCESS PID (process-ident)
        Use the command psx (or /usr/local/bin/psx):
	    psx myprog.e
	to see the status of "myprog.e", you get for example:

     UID   PID  PPID  C    STIME TTY     TIME CMD
  tadic   1170  1012 76 10:43:05 ?      60:32 /usr/people/tadic/bin/myprog.e
  
(4) ASSIGN THE PROCESS TO THE SET OF PROCESSES AUTO-SAVED AT SHUTDOWN:
        Notify Hibernator of the process PID as follows (be careful to use 
	the correct PID - distinguish between possible different processes 
	that run "myprog.e"):
	    hibset -a 1 1170
                                                            R. Krivec 96/12/05
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