Description of problem: If I wan't to use my notebook from battery, after I pull out the AC connector, the power-manager thinks, that my battery is only 80% charged. After the battery is flat, and I plug in the AC, the power-manager stucks at the current level (but the icon is changing). Also, when the battery charge is under 20 %, the notification windows shows up at every %-change, it's a little annoying. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 2.26.1 How reproducible: Sometimes Steps to Reproduce: 1. Pull out the AC from a running machine 2. The wrong value shows up 3. After it's flat, plug the connector in 4. The status bar won't update the battery status Additional info: Battery Model: Dell XR6978 Notebook: Dell Inspiron 1525
Does installing the latest gnome-power-manager and DeviceKit packages in updates-testing (and then rebooting...) fix the problem?
In the 2.26.4 version it looks like these problems are fixed. Thanks But I may have found an another bug: After I plug in the AC, the notification message sais, that the 'Battery is fully charged', but I just plugged in the AC... Should I create a new report for this?
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I think this is already fixed in FC13, anyways if it still exists, I think a new ticket should be created for it...