Re: making full use of acpi
klaptopdaemon is supposed to work with acpi, although you will need to
download the source and patch it (ran into a patch somewhere) so that
it will look for the files in the right place as the packaged version
looks for them in the old place under proc.
I have no idea what it functionality it actually supplies (my laptop
died two weeks after I got it so didn't have time to play with it yet).
--- Sean 'Shaleh' Perry <shalehperry@attbi.com> wrote:
> On Sunday 08 December 2002 16:35, suresh kumar sharma wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I have a debian kernel 2.4.19 system on my sony vaio
> > laptop , and I am relatively new to this linux world
> > and I just moved from APM to ACPI for power
> > managment.I appliead the acpi patch .
> > and am running acpid also .
> > but the power management doesn't seem to be very
> > efficient still (not that it was with APM).
> > is there any analogues application like laptopdeamon
> > for apm in acpi .
> > or any other applications which can help improve the
> > system performance and keep track of battery status
> > and temperature etc.
>
> acpi is still new and being fleshed out in Linux. To my knowledge
> there is
> very little support and what support is out there is spread of lots
> of little
> apps. You have toshiba utils, thinkpad utils, vaio programs, etc.
> This a
> great area for someone wishing to help out the Linux community as a
> whole.
>
>
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