Description of problem: On a System 76 Starling Netbook Model star1 using F15, I get a hibernation warning even when the batter charge is nearly full. However, this *only* occurs if I suspend my laptop to RAM while unplugged and plug in the power *while the computer is still suspended*. After that, subsequent attempts to remove the power are met with panicky notifications that the system is about to hibernate ... although it only seems to actually hibernate prematurely if the battery is fairly drained. My steps to reproduce: 1) Unplug power from laptop 2) Suspend to RAM 3) Plug power into laptop 4) Wake up from Suspend to RAM 5) Unplug power from laptop Results: Hibernation warning even though power applet reports high percentage of battery left (94% in my current test case) gnome-power-manager-3.0.0-3.fc15.i686 upower-0.9.10-1.fc15.i686
I'm pretty sure we fixed this recently in upower. Does this still happen in F16? Thanks.
Just installed F16 on this netbook. This particular problem has been fixed. Still have other related issues with this netbook (power plug removal not registered on occasion, super slow charging indication, not charging completely when it says it is at 100%. But they are so random and sporadic, it is hard to characterize them in a repeatable bug. When I can, I will open a new bug. Thank you for working around this bug.
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