Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Edgy (6.10) after upgrade from Dapper. However, Dapper had the
same issue.
On my HP NX7000 I get incorrect battery life reports from gnome-power-
manager. Even if the battery is fully charged, when I unplug the AC
adapter it reports that I only have 4 minutes of battery life (but it
reports 100% charged). It then proceeds to count UP until eventually it
reaches 2 hours. The main issue I'm facing is that sometimes it reports
that there is only 2 minutes left which causes my system to go into
suspend mode.
This problem only occurs if Ubuntu is already booted and I unplug. If I
boot the laptop up with no AC plugged in, it reports correct times.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
** Description changed:
+ Ubuntu Edgy (6.10) after upgrade from Dapper
+
On my HP NX7000 I get incorrect battery life reports from gnome-power-
manager. Even if the battery is fully charged, when I unplug the AC
adapter it reports that I only have 4 minutes of battery life (but it
reports 100% charged). It then proceeds to count UP until eventually it
reaches 2 hours. The main issue I'm facing is that sometimes it reports
that there is only 2 minutes left which causes my system to go into
suspend mode.
** Description changed:
- Ubuntu Edgy (6.10) after upgrade from Dapper
+ Ubuntu Edgy (6.10) after upgrade from Dapper. However, Dapper had the
+ same issue.
On my HP NX7000 I get incorrect battery life reports from gnome-power-
manager. Even if the battery is fully charged, when I unplug the AC
adapter it reports that I only have 4 minutes of battery life (but it
reports 100% charged). It then proceeds to count UP until eventually it
reaches 2 hours. The main issue I'm facing is that sometimes it reports
that there is only 2 minutes left which causes my system to go into
suspend mode.
** Description changed:
Ubuntu Edgy (6.10) after upgrade from Dapper. However, Dapper had the
same issue.
On my HP NX7000 I get incorrect battery life reports from gnome-power-
manager. Even if the battery is fully charged, when I unplug the AC
adapter it reports that I only have 4 minutes of battery life (but it
reports 100% charged). It then proceeds to count UP until eventually it
reaches 2 hours. The main issue I'm facing is that sometimes it reports
that there is only 2 minutes left which causes my system to go into
suspend mode.
+
+ This problem only occurs if Ubuntu is already booted and I unplug. If I
+ boot the laptop up with no AC plugged in, it reports correct times.
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Battery life incorrect
https://launchpad.net/bugs/67180
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