Hi, everyone!
Does anybody know what application I can hook power state events on my ThinkPad T42?
For example:
1. Event of laptop disconnecting form AC adapter => run appliacation #1.
2. Event of laptop connecting to AC adapet => run Application #2.
It could be useful for runing undervolting settings when notebook is working on battery and it can be returned to normal state when AC power is plugged. Yes, I know that RM CPU Clock Utility is a solution of undervolting on demand, but I want to launch additional application when "on battery" event was occured.
Best regards,
Dmitry.
How to hook power state events?
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