tlp-stat
Invocation without options shows all information categories
sudo tlp-stat
View battery data
sudo tlp-stat -b
sudo tlp-stat --battery
Add -v to see battery voltages (if available).
View active configuration
tlp-stat -c
tlp-stat --config
View the difference between defaults and user configuration
Version 1.4 and newer
tlp-stat --cdiff
View disk device information
sudo tlp-stat -d
sudo tlp-stat --disk
View PCIe device information
sudo tlp-stat -e
sudo tlp-stat --pcie
Version 1.4 and newer: add -v to see device runtime status.
View graphics card information
sudo tlp-stat -g
sudo tlp-stat --graphics
View processor information
sudo tlp-stat -p
sudo tlp-stat --processor
Version 1.4 and newer: for clarity the standard output shows only cpu0, add -v to see all.
Version 1.6 and newer: -v will also show acpi_cppc performance and frequency attributes.
View radio device states
tlp-stat -r
tlp-stat --rfkill
View system information and TLP status
tlp-stat -s
tlp-stat --system
View temperatures and fan speed
tlp-stat -t
tlp-stat --temp
View USB device information
tlp-stat -u
tlp-stat --usb
Version 1.4 and newer: add -v to see device runtime status.
Show more information in battery, PCIe, processor and USB categories
tlp-stat -v
tlp-stat --verbose
Diagnostics and debugging
Monitor power supply udev events:
sudo tlp-stat -P
sudo tlp-stat --pev
View power supply diagnostics:
tlp-stat --psup
View trace output:
sudo tlp-stat -T
sudo tlp-stat --trace
Check if udev rules for power source changes and connecting USB devices are active:
Version 1.4 and newer
tlp-stat --udev
View warnings about SATA disks:
tlp-stat -w
tlp-stat --warn
Please refer to Warnings for details.