acpi-all.ucl

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comment = "Advanced Configuration and Power Interface (ACPI) utilities"

desc = <<EOD
ACPI is a hardware standard allowing the operating system to monitor various
hardware devices and system state.  For example, ACPI can report whether the
system is on AC or battery power.

This package provides several utilities that can be used to interact with the
ACPI implementation in the kernel:

* The /etc/rc.d/power_profile service can be used to change system performance
  targets based on on the system power state.  This service is typically
  invoked automatically by devd(8) when the system power state changes.
* acpiconf(8) can monitor or change the system power state.
* acpidb(8) is a debugging tool for working with ACPI DSDT files.
* acpidump(8) dumps the system's raw ACPI data.
* iasl(8) is the Intel ACPI compiler/decompiler
EOD

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