tpctl(1) on Linux
The text baf5f5d7d5a2, as Debian 3.0 (Woody) shipped it.
a ThinkPad configuration tool for Linux
Flags it lists
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--all -
--device -
--dull -
--help -
--hibernate -
--info-all -
--info-refresh -
--pm-all -
--pm-delay-hibernate-from-suspend -
--pm-delay-suspend-or-hibernate-AC-manual -
--pm-delay-suspend-or-hibernate-battery-manual -
--pm-mode-AC -
--pm-mode-battery -
--pm-resume-appointment -
--pm-resume-hardware -
--pm-resume-lid -
--pm-resume-serial-RI -
--pm-sedation-battery-low -
--pm-sedation-environment-exhausted -
--pm-sedation-hardware-or-software -
--pm-sedation-hibernate-from-suspend-timer -
--pm-sedation-lid-closure -
--pm-sedation-power-switch -
--pm-sedation-standby-timer -
--pm-sedation-suspend-or-hibernate-timer -
--pm-timer-mode-blank-display -
--pm-timer-mode-drive-powerdown -
--pm-timer-mode-standby -
--pm-timer-mode-suspend-or-hibernate -
--quiet -
--resource-all -
--resource-parallel -
--resource-serial-1 -
--resource-serial-2 -
--setup-Fn-hotkey -
--setup-all -
--setup-daylight-saving-time -
--setup-display-CRT -
--setup-display-TV -
--setup-display-TV-select -
--setup-display-dual -
--setup-display-internal -
--setup-display-monitor-detection-ignore -
--setup-pointing-device-all -
--setup-pointing-device-external -
--setup-pointing-device-internal -
--standby -
--suspend