Same thing 12.10.
acpi shows 43% full, but according to upower the battery should be
almost empty as "upower --dump" reports a percentage of 3.8%.
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Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
** Changed in: upower (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
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Title:
upow
I am on Alienware M15X, Ubuntu 10.10. UPower does not register that the
lid closed after first suspend/resume, while acpi does:
> yes "upower --dump | grep lid-is-closed; cat
/proc/acpi/button/lid/*/state; sleep 2" | sh
lid-is-closed: yes
state: closed
lid-is-closed: yes
state:
I've been digging further. It appears my issue may not be with upower.
First, my acpi data is consistent with upower --dump. Percentages match,
etc.
Second, I have found notes from other users (even those using winblows)
about battery information being incorrect with my BIOS.
Therefore, I believ
I didn't notice if mine gives inconsistent reporting of technology, but
I can check. Yes, my impression is that upower is a bit buggy.
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Something similar is happening to my computer. Not only is the charge
information inconsistent, the reporting technology of the battery also
changes inexplicably from Li-ion to Nimh. I believe, in my case, these
issues may be related. I have been looking into writing a udev rule to
force the correc
