AcpiTool v0.5.1, released 13-Aug-2009

Usage: acpitool [option] . . . Shows ACPI information from the /proc/acpi filesystem, like battery status, temperature, or ac power. Can also suspend your machine (if supported). -a, --ac_adapter AC adapter information -A, --Asus show supported Asus ACPI extensions (LCD brightness level, video out routing DSTD/acpi4asus info) -b battery status, available batteries only -B, --battery battery status, all info on all battery entries -c, --cpu CPU information (type, speed, cache size, frequency scaling, c-states, . . .) -e show just about everything -f, --fan show fan status -F x force fan on (x=1) or switch back to auto mode (x=0). (Toshiba only) -h, --help show this help screen -j eject ultrabay device (Thinkpad only) -l x set LCD brightness level to x, where x is 0..7 (Toshiba and Thinkpad only) -m x switch the mail led on (x=1) or off (x=0) (Asus only) -n x switch the wireless led on (x=1) or off (x=0). (Asus only) -o x set LCD on (x=1) or off (x=0). (Asus only) -s, --suspend suspend to memory (sleep state S3), if supported -S suspend to disk (sleep state S4), if supported -t, --thermal thermal information, including trip_points -T, --Toshiba show supported Toshiba ACPI extensions (LCD brightness level, video out routing, fan status) -v be more verbose (more detailed error messages, only usefull combined with other options) -V, --version show application version number and release date -w, --wakeup show wakeup capable devices -W x enable/disable wakeup capable device x. The x can be seen when invoking -w first. -z x set Asus LCD brightness level to x, where x is 0..15 (Asus only). If invoked without options, acpitool displays information about available batteries, AC adapter and thermal information. For more info, type man acpitool at the prompt. AcpiTool v0.5.1, released 13-Aug-2009 Homepage: http://freeunix.dyndns.org:8000/site2/acpitool.shtml