For me, at least, the old behavior (i.e. gpm reporting twice the amount of actual batteries), also caused other issues, such as absurd notes on remaining power, suspend and other things being triggered when they shouldn't (and not triggered when they should), and so on.
I think we should try to fix this with patches from git, didn't someone mention here or on another related bug report that hal-git actually worked fine? I have been using the following two patches
against the latest hardy hal package and most of my problems seem to be gone.
Right now, I only seem to have problems that I've always had (gpm saying I'm on battery power, when battery becomes fully charged, gpm saying suspend failed, when in fact it didn't, and so on).
I say, try with at least these patches before reverting 01_proc_sys_batteries.
For me, at least, the old behavior (i.e. gpm reporting twice the amount of actual batteries), also caused other issues, such as absurd notes on remaining power, suspend and other things being triggered when they shouldn't (and not triggered when they should), and so on.
I think we should try to fix this with patches from git, didn't someone mention here or on another related bug report that hal-git actually worked fine? I have been using the following two patches
http:// gitweb. freedesktop. org/?p= hal.git; a=commitdiff; h=7430beeb6c6fd 6c8e51c24df20fd 53c526aed6e8 gitweb. freedesktop. org/?p= hal.git; a=commitdiff; h=f018f6480384e 2607aa3cac6aad5 f114b832ebc0
http://
against the latest hardy hal package and most of my problems seem to be gone.
Right now, I only seem to have problems that I've always had (gpm saying I'm on battery power, when battery becomes fully charged, gpm saying suspend failed, when in fact it didn't, and so on).
I say, try with at least these patches before reverting 01_proc_ sys_batteries.
Regards,
K.