Lenovo T510 here too.
I think I remember reading somewhere that it might be caused by a chip
which can be configured to report the battery parameters in either watt-
hours or amp-hours, and somewhere along the line the units get confused
or the chip is changed from one unit to another. I can't
I'm pretty certain this is a bug in upower, rather than g-p-m, because
the upower command-line tool also shows the huge energy when full
figure.
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The value of Energy when full is much higher than the value of Energy
(design) so the percentage calculation is wrong
I am also seeing this on my Thinkpad T510.
See attached screenshot.
** Attachment added: Screenshot-Power Statistics - Device Information.png
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/49964857/Screenshot-Power%20Statistics%20-%20Device%20Information.png
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The value of Energy when full is much higher
I am also seeing something like this on my Thinkpad T510. See attached
screenshot.
Bug 583271 may be related or a duplicate.
** Attachment added: Screenshot-Power Statistics - Device Information.png
I am seeing the same behaviour as soro2005 - if I kill and restart
upowerd, normality is restored.
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Title:
The value of Energy when full is much
For me, both trackpad and trackpoint are unresponsive for 5-10 seconds
after resume, as per the original bugreport
Additionally, on about half my resumes, the trackpoint (and associated
buttons) don't work at all, but the trackpad does. My usual workaround
for this is to sleep and resume the
I am seeing the same on my Thinkpad T570 with a 4k screen running at
1080p resolution.
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Title:
Windows resized after resume
To manage
