Bug#574422: pmud: CRITICAL_VOLT is an order of magnitude too high

2010-03-21 Thread Michael Schmitz
Hi Paul,

 Package: pmud
 Version: 0.10-11
 Tags: patch
 
 Following an upgrade to squeeze, my PowerBook G4 began suspending
 every time I unplugged the AC.  I believe this is because
 CRITICAL_VOLT defaults to 100,000 millivolts (100V) instead of
 10,000 millivolts (10V).  I'm using the patch below and pmud now
 behaves as I expect.
 
 
 diff --git a/pmud.h b/pmud.h
 index d6a96a7..9739da1 100644
 --- a/pmud.h
 +++ b/pmud.h
 @@ -83,7 +83,7 @@
  
  /* take immediate action once voltage drops this low */
  
 -#define CRITICAL_VOLT10
 +#define CRITICAL_VOLT1
  
  #define BEEP_TIME 150
  #define BEEP_OK   1000

Thanks for catching this - I do actually use /etc/default/power to set the 
threshold even lower, so I never saw that. Brown paper bag time I guess. 

 -- 
 Paul Collins
 Wellington, New Zealand

You wouldn't happen to know if you can get G4 powerbook batteries in NZ? Mine 
is 
rapidly losing it (and I'm located in Auckland since 2007; don't get fooled by 
the e-mail address).

Cheers,

  Michael




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Bug#574422: pmud: CRITICAL_VOLT is an order of magnitude too high

2010-03-17 Thread Paul Collins
Package: pmud
Version: 0.10-11
Tags: patch

Following an upgrade to squeeze, my PowerBook G4 began suspending
every time I unplugged the AC.  I believe this is because
CRITICAL_VOLT defaults to 100,000 millivolts (100V) instead of
10,000 millivolts (10V).  I'm using the patch below and pmud now
behaves as I expect.


diff --git a/pmud.h b/pmud.h
index d6a96a7..9739da1 100644
--- a/pmud.h
+++ b/pmud.h
@@ -83,7 +83,7 @@
 
 /* take immediate action once voltage drops this low */
 
-#define CRITICAL_VOLT  10
+#define CRITICAL_VOLT  1
 
 #define BEEP_TIME 150
 #define BEEP_OK   1000


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Paul Collins
Wellington, New Zealand

Dag vijandelijk luchtschip de huismeester is dood



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