Il 01/07/2014 18:05, Malcolm ha scritto: > On Tue, 01 Jul 2014 17:42:57 -0300 Marco Calistri > <marco.calis...@yahoo.com.br> wrote: > >> Il 01/07/2014 17:10, Patrick Shanahan ha scritto: SUPER SNIP! >>>> At the end have I to disable upower from Yast or not? >>> >>> no but I imagine that you can. Also: systemctl stop upower >>> systemctl disable upower >>> >>> You *do* read the responses you get ??? >>> >>>> Is it a problem with my battery or probably with something >>>> else insided >>> >>> AGAIN: appears an incompatibility between your system and the >>> software, ie: support for your system is not there. Which you >>> were told earlier in the thread. >>> >>> w/o systems availabile for testing, much can be missed. And if >>> you do not submit bug reports, unlikely to *ever* be fixed. >>> Really, free software is not enitrely free. You are expected to >>> help, ie: with bug reports. >>> >> >> All OK, I accept your blames but certainly I'm not alone with this >> not supported hardware problem, then do not base the overall issue >> still not resolved just upon the fact that myself have not been a >> good free-software user and has not contributed with opening of bug >> reports because many others are complaining about same not working >> power-management in Linux. >> >> I red the responses from you and Malcolm and these are not in sync >> about upower enabling, for this reason I'm asking confirmations, >> beside this it could be possible I miss something because I'm not >> Anglo-Saxon then some words or concepts can even escape from my >> understanding. >> >> Regards, >> > Hi On my systems upower is not enabled, yours is for what ever > reason? I'm not running 3.12 only 3.10. > > On this HP 4440s I run with the following boot option (for > brightness control); > > acpi_osi=\"!Windows 2012\" > > Maybe adding this will help with newer hardware? >
Malcolm, During this meanwhile I updated my kernel to latest stable which is something around version 3.15, then I cleaned all my previous boot options from grub2 and added just your suggested line: acpi_osi=\"!Windows 2012\" I have not yet had the possibility to test the reached battery limit but I noticed an encouraging fact: the warning message of Upower about battery design is disappeared: UPower-Linux-WARNING **: energy_full (43.772400) is greater than energy_full_design (41.990400) Then may be your suggestion did the trick! Regards, -- Marco Calistri (amdturion) -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-gnome+unsubscr...@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-gnome+ow...@opensuse.org
