*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 120258 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/120258
Thanks for the apport-collect, Brock. Due to the similar symptoms I'm
marking this as a duplicate of Bug #120258. Please note that I think
some of you have issues beyond a bad time estimate. For issues
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apport-collect 434251
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Exactly the same message on Suse 11.2 Gnome, but not on Suse 11.2 KDE (I
didn't try Kubuntu).
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karmic: battery left time estimation is wrong and randomly changing
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I can confirm this as well. Funny that it appears just with EEE Pc 900,
but not with a HP notebook. I recommend to investigate from this part as
well.
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Just did a clean install with updates of Karmic today and I am having
the same issue.
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Battery may be broken or empty notification is reported as Bug #437745
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I must also add that I didn't had that problem with Alpha6. It looks
like the problem happened between alpha6 and the final release.
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This is unrelated to the gnome power applet: I suffer this problem in
Kubuntu jaunty. Oddly, the battery plasmoid reports in a somewhat normal
fashion until it reaches about 35%, at which point it drops immediately
to 3% and goes to sleep. I suspect it has something to do with HAL/udev.
Strange:
added the bug to devicekit_power as it seems to happen on Kubuntu too.
** Also affects: devicekit-power (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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