Running acpi -V is a workaround (thank you), but not a solution :-(
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Title:
Mouse with no time remaining
Hi Matt,
It was suggested by the Facebook site for elementary OS that I post a bug to
this forum as shown here:
https://www.facebook.com/elementaryos/posts/1086416521390176
Sorry if this is a duplicate post--just doing what I was asked to do.
Cheers!
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This is tied to an Ubuntu bug as well (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-power/+bug/1315434
), where mouse power is prioritized over laptop battery power. There is
a workaround for the prioritization issue, but the fact that it does not
update on battery discharge anyhow, is a
The .rule file is the result of a problem between keyboard and chair.
I'm going to stop wasting everyone's time here (and stop posting), and
do a thorough examination of potential fixes and work-arounds before I
post on this thread again. I'll document everything I try (CRON jobs,
other battery
2nd issue with this bug: battery indicator not updating status.
While editing the .rule file resolves the prioritization of mouse power
over laptop power issue, the battery status indicator does not update in
a frequent fashion.
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Found specifics around the new issue and a temporary fix.
The last patch/update from Elementary changed the referred file name to :
95-upower-csr.rule
Where it had previously been:
95-upower-csr.rules
Traditional .rules files are named with an "s" on the end. So any edits
made as indicated in
After the latest updates for elementary OS, my battery only shows 100%.
I have edited the file with Nano, but there has been no change in the
functionality, even after commenting out the Logitech power monitor
feature.
:-(
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Agh!
The OS update this week overwrote the workaround, and the mouse was re-
prioritized over laptop power.
Of course, my laptop ran out of power because the battery indicator said
I had plenty of charge, because it was sensing my battery, not my
laptop.
Please resolve this bug.
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quote with correction:
it was sensing my "mouse" battery, not my "laptop's battery."
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Title:
Mouse with no
Sorry, I just saw this. It should read:
"mouse power management should NOT take priority over OS power
management"
And I'm leaving the word NOT in all caps. I find this to be one of the
most frustrating laptop bugs ever, other than broken keys and poor
touchpads. I could care less about mouse
I used nano to successfully edit the 95-upower-csr.rules in elementary
OS Freya, as indicated by asmoore82.
I want to chime in and reiterate that mouse power management should take
priority over OS power management. Battery usage tracking and management
for laptops/netbooks should the primary,
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