Hi Nick,
Nick Hoffman wrote:
> ahoy list. after upgrading from 2.6.21.1+mactel to 2.6.22.1+mactel and
> getting suspend-to-ram working, i've noticed that i no longer have any
> battery info/stats. any suggestions on how to get them back?
Is this consistent for you? For me this happens on and off with
(seemingly) any kernel after a while - IIRC it has occured even newly
booted with most kernels, but I've never had it working for more than a
week of normal use - typically 2 suspend cycles per day (though whether
that is significant I have no idea). Same problem with Orwin's mbps2ram
as with fairly recent suspend2 (though I've not tried it since the name
change).
Most of the time it works again after a clean boot, I usually reset the
NVRAM at that stage and occasionally start OSX, just to double check
that it still works properly there - it always seems to now. My first
MBPC2D freaked after a while (some of you may really my mails) and then
battery etc would fail in OSX too - and in the end it would only boot up
after 30+ min of cooling down. This one has been fairly "stable" in this
sometimes-working state.
Possibly related: I use the gnome Sensors Apple (1.6) and it will
occasionally report that a some (seemingly random) sensors (I watch all
11 I can get) are not readable, but they typically work again on the
following poll. BTW: My fans are often spinning just below 6000 after a
while (aka "hovering") - annoying is an understatement. Suspending
(2ram) and immediately resuming usually reset them to ~2000 for a while,
but they gradually climb to at least 4000 within an hour.
Any ideas welcome - I'm on 2.6.22-rc5-mactel (Gentoo) with ATI-drivers
8.37.6-r1 using ndiswrapper 1.47 with net5416 (,12/13/2006,6.0.2.75).
/ Jonas
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