reassign 470618 kpowersave
thanks
Yes, a battery entry appears in the sysfs. And checking with
hal-find-by-capability --capability battery the battery is correctly
detected by hal too, without needing a hal restart.
But the power-managers (both kde-guidance-power-manager and
kpowersave) have
2008/4/2, Sam Morris [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Could you clarify this for me?
I understand that if you boot up without a battery inserted, the battery
information is not present in the sysfs. I wonder what happens when you
insert a battery after booting up; does an entry for it appear in the
tag 470618 +moreinfo
thanks
Moreover, inserting the battery later requires a restart of the hal
daemon (and of the power manager applet) to have the battery
recognized.
May this bug be related to the recently introduced patch to fix the
reporting of two batteries, since sysfs does not
2008/3/12, Michael Biebl [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
If sysfs is not updated, then that is a kernel bug.
Reasoning more on the problem I've come to the same conclusion, also because
if I power on the laptop with the battery and then remove it the state is
properly detected, and, before the last
Package: hal
Version: 0.5.10+git20080301-1
Severity: important
When a laptop is powered on without a battery inserted, hal does not detect the
battery bay, so power managers can't suspect the computer supports a
battery and consequently disabling battery-powered related options in their
Daniele Benucci wrote:
Package: hal
Version: 0.5.10+git20080301-1
Severity: important
When a laptop is powered on without a battery inserted, hal does not detect
the battery bay, so power managers can't suspect the computer supports a
battery and consequently disabling battery-powered
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