James Wilkinson wrote:
> g wrote:
>> james, this is not to insult or hurt your feelings, but, from what you have
>> posted, you do not know much about batteries. especially when it comes to
>> cycling, ie, charging and discharging.
>
> I think you’ve got me confused with other posters.
not rea
g wrote:
> james, this is not to insult or hurt your feelings, but, from what you have
> posted, you do not know much about batteries. especially when it comes to
> cycling, ie, charging and discharging.
I think you’ve got me confused with other posters.
> presuming that you battery is lithium-io
On Fri, 2009-09-18 at 09:03 +0100, Richard Hughes wrote:
> 2009/9/17 Matthew Saltzman :
> > OK What's the best way to request that? Would it get generated as a
> > consequence of the power manager RFE? Or should I file it separately?
> > Anything special about kernel feature requests?
>
> Well, y
2009/9/18 Jatin K :
> well... I'm using tp_smapi on my IBM ThinkPad R51 .. with fedora 11 and it
> works fine for me .
Sure, I'm not saying it doesn't work, I'm saying it's not in the
upstream kernel.
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Jatin K wrote:
> please forgive me if I've hurt someone's feelings by posting
> the link here or I have done any mistake
no hurt here. definitely not a mistake. offering knowledge is never wrong.
i already had site bookmarked. have not read all yet. in time i will.
i have found a lot
On 09/18/2009 02:56 PM, g wrote:
James Wilkinson wrote:
Jatin K wrote:
please visit *http://www.batteryuniversity.com/* .. and gain
some knowledge abt batteries
Was that supposed to be general advice? (If so, thank-you – but I’m not
sure why it was necessary.)
On 09/18/2009 01:33 PM, Richard Hughes wrote:
2009/9/17 Matthew Saltzman:
OK What's the best way to request that? Would it get generated as a
consequence of the power manager RFE? Or should I file it separately?
Anything special about kernel feature requests?
Well, you can file a ke
James Wilkinson wrote:
> Jatin K wrote:
>> please visit *http://www.batteryuniversity.com/* .. and gain
>> some knowledge abt batteries
>
> Was that supposed to be general advice? (If so, thank-you – but I’m not
> sure why it was necessary.)
james, this is not to insult or hurt your feeli
2009/9/17 Matthew Saltzman :
> OK What's the best way to request that? Would it get generated as a
> consequence of the power manager RFE? Or should I file it separately?
> Anything special about kernel feature requests?
Well, you can file a kernel bug if you want, but it's a fair chunk of
new f
Jatin K wrote:
> please visit *http://www.batteryuniversity.com/* .. and gain
> some knowledge abt batteries
Was that supposed to be general advice? (If so, thank-you – but I’m not
sure why it was necessary.)
Or did you feel that there was some mis-information being given out? In
which case,
On Thu, 2009-09-17 at 16:52 +0100, Richard Hughes wrote:
> 2009/9/17 Matthew Saltzman :
> > The Lenovo power monitor on the XP side of my dual-boot laptop
> > recommends not starting the charge cycle until the charge drops to 80%.
> > I've been considering filing an RFE for the GNOME power manager
2009/9/17 Matthew Saltzman :
> The Lenovo power monitor on the XP side of my dual-boot laptop
> recommends not starting the charge cycle until the charge drops to 80%.
> I've been considering filing an RFE for the GNOME power manager applet
> to make that a user-settable parameter.
We'd need kerne
On Wed, 2009-09-16 at 21:32 -0500, Robert Nichols wrote:
> Paolo Galtieri wrote:
> > This is something that has been driving me crazy over the last several
> > weeks. I have my laptop plugged into AC power and has been plugged into
> > AC power for several days now, but the battery applet shows
On 09/17/2009 01:29 PM, Prasan wrote:
This may be down to the bios software. I run my laptop (a Dell Inspiron
1525) off AC power in both linux (F11 and rawhide) and windows vista and the
battery charge gradually declines over the months, but the battery doesn't
charge unless I unplug the AC brief
> This may be down to the bios software. I run my laptop (a Dell Inspiron
> 1525) off AC power in both linux (F11 and rawhide) and windows vista and the
> battery charge gradually declines over the months, but the battery doesn't
> charge unless I unplug the AC briefly while the computer in on, whi
On Wed, 16 Sep 2009, Paolo Galtieri wrote:
This is something that has been driving me crazy over the last several
weeks. I have my laptop plugged into AC power and has been plugged into AC
power for several days now, but the battery applet shows 97.3% charge. It
has been showing < 100% for sev
Paolo Galtieri wrote:
This is something that has been driving me crazy over the last several
weeks. I have my laptop plugged into AC power and has been plugged into
AC power for several days now, but the battery applet shows 97.3%
charge. It has been showing < 100% for several days and never
On Wed, Sep 16, 2009 at 7:03 PM, Craig White wrote:
> On Wed, 2009-09-16 at 17:51 -0700, Paolo Galtieri wrote:
> > This is something that has been driving me crazy over the last several
> > weeks. I have my laptop plugged into AC power and has been plugged
> > into AC power for several days now,
On Wed, 2009-09-16 at 17:51 -0700, Paolo Galtieri wrote:
> This is something that has been driving me crazy over the last several
> weeks. I have my laptop plugged into AC power and has been plugged
> into AC power for several days now, but the battery applet shows 97.3%
> charge. It has been sho
Paolo Galtieri writes:
This is something that has been driving me crazy over the last several
weeks. I have my laptop plugged into AC power and has been plugged into
AC power for several days now, but the battery applet shows 97.3% charge.
It has been showing < 100% for several days and neve
This is something that has been driving me crazy over the last several
weeks. I have my laptop plugged into AC power and has been plugged into AC
power for several days now, but the battery applet shows 97.3% charge. It
has been showing < 100% for several days and never reaches 100%. The
battery
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