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Offline Newby

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Power Management
« on: June 18, 2005, 09:28:53 pm »
I'm trying to find some way that I can enable power management on my Linux laptop (2.6.10 kernel, I may upgrade to 2.6.12) so that I can get a report on its battery status.

APM doesn't seem to want to work for me, and the only other choice I can see of is ACPI.

Does anybody know of any way I can get a report on my current battery level with ACPI?

Is there any other way I can get a report of my battery level without ACPI/APM?
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Re: Power Management
« Reply #1 on: June 19, 2005, 04:25:14 am »
Yeah, I've done it with ACPI, but I don't remember.  I think something on linuxquestions.org helped, though.
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