thanks for letting me know. I'm not sure, however, whether I can make 
this work. Reason is, Remote Buddy's drivers are operating from user 
space and are not kernel extensions. That has a number of advantages 
(high stability, high security, mostly independant of Kernel API 
changes) but I have doubts that a system could be woken up from a 
userspace driver, since it would basically require the application to 
run while the system is sleeping. Another possibility could be that I 
missed a small detail when initializing the receiver. I'll put it on 
the Todo list and do indepth research on possible solutions as soon 
as possible.

Not pretty, but a working and quick workaround: plugging and 
unplugging the receiver will wake up your mini, too.

Best regards, 
Felix