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Add GetState D-Bus method to query current LPM control mode#111

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@ptr1337 ptr1337 commented Mar 31, 2026

Currently its not possible to get the current state of intel-lpmd. Add "STATUS" for intel_lpmd_control to find out the current status via dbus.

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ptr1337 commented Apr 11, 2026

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Added signed off with my used gpg email. admin at ptr1337.dev

Resigned now with ptr1337 at archlinux.org. Not sure if the github hook doesnt like "admin"

Expose the current daemon state (OFF/ON/AUTO/FREEZE/TERMINATE) via a new
GetState D-Bus method and a STATUS command in intel_lpmd_control, so
clients can query the active mode without having to track it externally.

Signed-off-by: Peter Jung <ptr1337@archlinux.org>
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Applied. Thanks.

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