Oh, this is cute. Someone discovered that DR-DOS had an undocumented power management feature, but there wasn't a publicly available SDK for writing an appropriate driver. Only... it turns out sample code has been in their patent application this whole time!
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in reply to @dog's post:
not os/2, but rather dr-dos which was a dos-compatible OS from digital research. the website is called os/2 museum because that's what it was originally, but it's much more general retro PC things nowadays
Oh yeah, thanks - minor brain fart from the URL. I even got the hashtags right, but put the wrong OS in the post.