tlp-stat
TLP power management status reports
TLDR
Generate full status report
$ sudo tlp-stat
Show battery informationcopy
$ sudo tlp-stat -b
Show processor tunablescopy
$ sudo tlp-stat -p
Show disk device tunablescopy
$ sudo tlp-stat -d
Show configurationcopy
$ sudo tlp-stat -c
Show configuration differences from defaultscopy
$ sudo tlp-stat --cdiff
Show temperatures and fan speedcopy
$ sudo tlp-stat -t
Show system information and TLP statuscopy
$ sudo tlp-stat -s
Monitor power supply udev eventscopy
$ sudo tlp-stat -P
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SYNOPSIS
tlp-stat [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
tlp-stat generates status reports for TLP power management. It shows active settings, battery health, power consumption, and hardware status. The output helps diagnose power issues and verify TLP configuration.
PARAMETERS
-b, --battery
Battery data-c, --config
Active configuration--cdiff
Differences between defaults and user configuration-d, --disk
Disk device tunables-e, --pcie
PCIe device tunables-g, --graphics
Graphics card tunables-p, --processor
Processor tunables-r, --rfkill
Radio device states and tunables-s, --system
System information and TLP status-t, --temp
Temperatures and fan speed-u, --usb
USB device tunables-v, --verbose
Show additional detail in supported categories-q, --quiet
Omit version header and reduce processor output-P, --pev
Monitor power supply udev events--psup
Power supply diagnostics-T, --trace
Trace output--udev
Check if udev rules are active-w, --warn
Warnings about SATA disks--version
Print TLP version
CAVEATS
Some information requires root privileges. Battery statistics may not be available on all hardware. Use verbose mode for detailed diagnostics. Some options like --cdiff, --version, and -q require TLP 1.7 or later.
HISTORY
tlp-stat is the companion diagnostic tool for TLP, created by Thomas Koch for monitoring and troubleshooting Linux laptop power management.