Comment 2 for bug 696032

Sir, thanks for the letter but I dont agree

here is the output from

acpi --battery
Battery 0: Unknown, 97

but the symbol shows 9% on the side.

(If you use another system call for the applet, let me know)

JPEckmann

On Sun, 1 May 2011, Ivan Zorin wrote:

->Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make BatteryStatus better.
->And sorry for such long delay.
->The point is that battery-status itself don't use any magic for getting power state or information about battery - it's just relies on existing power information "providers" (UPower, in general). In your case it's really may be as bug in acpi, as in some other "component" of power subsystem - sorry, battery-status nothing can't do with that.
->So, if you don't have any rejections, I had to mark this bug as invalid.
->
->
->** Changed in: battery-status
-> Assignee: (unassigned) => Ivan Zorin (iaz)
->
->** Changed in: battery-status
-> Importance: Undecided => Low
->
->** Changed in: battery-status
-> Status: New => Invalid
->
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->Title:
-> wrong percentage
->
->Status in Battery Status:
-> Invalid
->
->Bug description:
-> On a new T410, Ubuntu 10.4 when I close the lid and open it, it
-> sometimes happens that it shows the wrong percentage when I open the
-> lid. It shows the correct "battery is charged". And also acpi shows
-> the battery is 100% .
->
-> If I take the battery out and in while on ac-power, the correct
-> percentage is shown. Usually, the wrong pecentage is shown as 10% or
-> 9% . I suspect the acpi is not read properly by the program.
->
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