On a MSI U100 with this issue, a temporary but less annoying work-around
is to run gnome-power-preferences, and on the On Battery tab, change
the critically low option from Hibernate to Suspend, so you can resume
after switching power on/off.
Thanks Konstantin for the time_policy fix, I'll try it
To those who has PLUG OUT problems turn off time_policy. Here is details:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/516023/comments/4
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Dell Inpsiron attempts hibernation when power cord is plugged in
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You received this bug
Mathieu, could you please clarify which details, logs and so on would be
helpful for MSI Wind netbook bug report?
Thanks
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People encountering the bug with a MSI Wind under Ubuntu 10.04 should
open a separate bug report, since hardware and ubuntu version is
different.
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It's been happening to me as well, on an MSI Wind U100 Plus, only since
installing lucid. Didn't happen on Jaunty.
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I have this same forced hibernation on power cord disconnect with Medion
Akoya E1210. This machine is a rebadged MSI Wind U100. This bug only
manifested since upgrade to 10.04 Lucid Lynx.
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Dell Inpsiron attempts hibernation when power cord is plugged in
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The same issue as dfme mentioned above. I have MSI Wind U90 with up to date
Ubuntu Lucid 10.04.
Netbook has fully charged battery, then I unplug DC connector and within 1
minute (not immediately) netbook falls into hibernate.
After waking it up with power button netbook operates from battery
I also have an MSI Wind U100. I'm seeing the same behavior when
unplugging. Clicking on the battery icon in the system tray to check the
status shows the proper battery life. Doing this prior to hibernating
appears to prevent the hibernation.
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I am also experiencing a similar issue on a MSI Wind U100 running Ubuntu Lucid
10.04:
Except for me it happens whenever i plug out the power cord! Very nasty and
annoying bug!!
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Dell Inpsiron attempts hibernation when power cord is plugged in
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You
I have the same problem. (dell inspiron 1501 -- ubuntu 9.10)
I've read the other bug report as well, but I didn't see any answers.
Have you happened to find anything useful so far?
Anyway I am making a seperate bug report (I have a different CPU, than you.) as
well. Might come someone to help.
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