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Created attachment 833234 [details] script to show battery status The battery notification in the top-right of gnome-shell gets confused by my 2 batteries. Currently it shows the internal battery at 41% and the changeable battery at 100%. This is wrong, because when looking at the ACPI data /sys/bus/acpi/drivers/battery/PNP0C0A:*/power_supply/BAT* I get 99% and 100% respectively (see the script I'm attaching): # # BAT0 # Charge Now : 99 Health : 100 Charge Full: 23200000 # # BAT1 # Charge Now : 99 Health : 99 Charge Full: 71000000 As far as I can remember, this first occurred after the changeable battery was drained and I later put the machine on the docking station. The changeable battery then started charging. After charging of that battery completed, the internal battery started charging, but the notification doesn't seem to notice that. It doesn't seem to poll the internal battery at all. I did remove and reinsert the changeable battery to see if that would resolve the issue, but it didn't.
This might actually be a kernel bug or even a BIOS or embedded controller bug. I just had this again after changing the battery. The /sys/bus/acpi/drivers/battery directory only showed the internal battery. Logging out didn't help (obviously), but a reboot did help. Because a reboot did help I'm personally leaning more towards a kernel bug. My T440s is on BIOS 2.14
kernel-3.11.7-200.fc19.x86_64
Just changed the battery after putting the machine into suspend (previously did a hot-swap). This scenario works ok as far as I can see.
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