Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 662359
Fedora suspends immediately after laptop goes into batteries
Last modified: 2013-01-10 01:22:58 EST
Description of problem: I'm not sure if this was present in earlier releases (joined when F13 got out). I've set up Gnome's Power Management as follows: == On AC Power == ** Actions ** Put computer to sleep when inactive for: never When laptop lid is closed: suspend Spin down hard disks when possible: unchecked ** Display ** Put display to sleep when inactive for 5 minutes Set display brightness to: 100% Dim display when idle: unchecked == On Battery Power == ** Actions ** Put computer to sleep when inactive for: never When laptop lid is closed: suspend When battery power is critically low: hibernate Spin down hard disks when possible: checked ** Display ** Put display to sleep when inactive for 5 minutes Reduce backlight brightness: checked Dim display when idle: checked When I have my laptop turned on and connected to AC power but I don't use it for a while (say 5-10 minutes) and I disconnect the power cord, the laptop immediately Suspends and I have to press the ON button to bring it out of suspend. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Connect laptop to AC power cord and use the power management settings described above 2. Let the laptop idle for a period of 5-10 minutes 3. Disconnect the AC power cord 4. The laptop immediately goes into suspend-mode Actual results: Expected results: In my power settings, I don't even set that the computer should be put to sleep after an X period of minutes. And even if I had set up a the computer to sleep after a given period, that period should only start counting AFTER I disconnect the computer from the AC power. So, with my above settings, I would expect the computer to stay turned on until either I disconnect it or it reaches a point where battery is critically low (which in my tests was never the case). Additional info:
Yes, this is happening with me too, probably after a regular system update. I have a samsung n148 laptop, with fedora 14, i386 version.
Does this still happen in F16? Thanks.
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