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bltk.conf(5) [centos man page]

BLTK.CONF(5)						Battery life tool kit configuration					      BLTK.CONF(5)

NAME

       bltk.conf - config file for bltk

DESCRIPTION

       bltk.conf may be used to control particular features of bltk. By default, bltk looks for the file in /etc direcotry.

FORMAT

       The  format  of	bltk.conf  is  very  simple. Each line is either a comment or a directive. Comment lines start with a # and are ignored. A
       directive line has the format:

       option=value

       It is important to note that it is an error to put any space between the option, = and value.

       Each setting has a compiled in default which may be modified in the configuration file.

.BOOLEAN OPTIONS
       Below is a list of boolean options. The value for a boolean option may be set to YES or NO.

       CHK_INSTALLED
	      If set to YES, existance of .installed files is checked for.

       WL_DEVELOPER_ENABLED
	      Controls whether developer workload is enabled.

       WL_DEVELOPER_EXTERN
	      Controls whether external sources are used to build workload application.

       WL_GAME_ENABLED
	      Controls whether game workload is enabled.

       WL_GAME_EXTERN
	      Controls whether external sources are used to build workload application.

       WL_OFFICE_ENABLED
	      Controls whether office workload is enabled.

       WL_OFFICE_EXTERN
	      Controls whether external sources are used to build workload application.

       WL_PLAYER_ENABLED
	      Controls whether player workload is enabled

       WL_PLAYER_EXTERN
	      Controls whether external sources are used to build workload application.

       WL_READER_ENABLED
	      Controls whether reader workload is enabled.

       WL_READER_EXTERN
	      Controls whether external sources are used to build workload application.

.STRING OPTIONS
       BLTK_HOME This option specifies the location of BLTK's home directory. This directory is used as starting directory for saving results  and
       temporary files.

       SOFFICE_PROG
	      This option specifies an application to be started when office workload is used.

       WL_OFFICE_WORKING_DIR
	      The option specifies working directory for office workload.

       BLTK_PLAYER_PROG
	      The option replaces default aplication to be used for playing audio/video

       BLTK_PLAYER_FILE
	      The option replaces default source to be played.

       BLTK_READER_PROG
	      The option replaces default aplication to be used for reading a document.

       BLTK_READER_FILE
	      The option replaces default document to be read.

SEE ALSO

       bltk(1)

AUTHOR

       jskala@redhat.com

BLTK.CONF							   15 July 2009 						      BLTK.CONF(5)

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NAME

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SYNOPSIS

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DESCRIPTION

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OPTIONS

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       --debug
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       --help
	       show the help message.

       --html[=FILENAME]
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       --iteration[=iterations]
	      number of times to run each test.

       --workload[=workload]
	      file to execute for workload.

       --quiet
	       supress stderr output.

       --time[=seconds]
	      generate a report for a specified number of seconds.

       --version
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BUGS

       Send bug reports to <powertop@lists.01.org>

SEE ALSO

       The program is more fully described at https://01.org/powertop

AUTHOR

       powertop was written by	Arjan  van  de	Ven  <arjan@linux.intel.com>,  and  is	currently  maintained  by  Chris  E  Ferron  <chris.e.fer-
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