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Add support for libsmbios #3
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Does DCC work for you if you use it directly? If not, I suppose your laptop isn't supported by DCC then, what's the model? As for smbios toolkit; I wasn't aware of it so thanks for sharing. My laptop works with both smbios and dcc so it's worth checking it out. Before I do something with the extension, however, I'd need to dig a little to find out the advantages/disadvantages of smbios over dcc and its standing in Dell's roadmap---if you have any info on this, that could be helpful. It seems more general and might work for other OEM laptops, but I struggle to find any list of supported devices. |
Thanks @vsimkus for a quick answer! I thought I don't have any additional information, but just the fact that By the way, I really like the extension, great job! I was looking for exactly this and I'm so glad you made it! |
Glad you managed to get it to work!
Agree. For now, I'll keep using
Thanks! Glad you found it useful. |
libsmbios provides access to battery settings as well and works perfectly for my XPS 13. Unfortunately, the current extension doesn't do anything on my system (I have the DCC installed)
Would you consider implementing support for https://github.com/dell/libsmbios/blob/master/src/bin/smbios-battery-ctl as well (maybe configurable for people to chose)?
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