Michael Biebl wrote: > could you please monitor the sysfs value directly after the unplug and send me > that log. I'd be interested if it is the kernel resp. hardware reporting bogus > values.
I looked at that and ran the acpi command also. energy_now, voltage_now and power_now only had small fluctuations, but current_now and power_now varied by up to 2 orders of magnitude! (I'll just show current_now; power_now values seem to be the same.) On power: current_now: 48019000 Battery 0: Charging, 27%, 00:24:37 until charged Immediatly after power is unplugged, in the few seconds before g-p-m forced a suspend: current_now: 969327000 Battery 0: Discharging, 27%, 00:00:29 remaining After a suspend/resume cycle, while still on battery: current_now: 4096000 Battery 0: Discharging, 27%, 00:54:35 remaining Interesting that gnome-power-manager did not panic seeing this before, when it used hal. Does hal have a quirk mode that avoids the problem? -- see shy jo
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