tpctl -- ThinkPad configuration tool for Linux

[J.d.thomas Hood]

>where does 'nasm' come from?  is it part of a SuSE distribution?
>it's not part of redhat 6.0.
>
>/mark

No, you have to download it separately and I don't recall where
I downloaded it from.  A TODO is to integrate the nasm code
into smapi-core.c as gcc inline assembly code.  Problem is I
don't understand the gcc syntax and haven't yet found adequate
documentation.

All this is why I include binaries in the tarball.

-- 
Thomas