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Wrong value of the gnome-power-manager gauge
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Closed as per reporter.
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Wrong value of the gnome-power-manager gauge
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It seems to work fine now, with the latest updates! It may be linked
with the upgrade to gnome 2.16.1. Yesterday I have taken a look at
mandriva 2007 and it didn't work (they are using gnome 2.16). So, I hope
the problem will be fix on dapper, because on edgy it works like a
charm!
Thanks!
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Thanks for all and sorry for the previous message (a was a bit irritated!)
This week I could not answer you since I was in the University.
Well, I have posted a bug on the gnome bugzilla too, with some logs :
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=357462
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And let me add lshal.log
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/4542072/lshal.log
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This is slightly bizarre behaviour. With the gauge empty, could you run
the following commands:
$ lshal 21 | tee /tmp/lshal.log
$ gnome-session-remove gnome-power-manager
$ gnome-power-manager --no-daemon --verbose 21 | tee /tmp/gpm.log
Then go through your steps two and three,
Well, I am the only user with this kind of problem? It may be an acpi
problem, but nobody seems to care...
Despite the updates of edgy, the problem persists. Let me add that the
new power-management applet works fine on my laptop. Finally, I have
tried various listed on the ubuntu documentation,
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
I found this problem on both ubuntu dapper drake and ubuntu edgy eft.
The gauge of the gnome-power-manager on the systray shows uncorrect
value. I use an HP laptop zv5000 series. Gnome-power-manager gauge is
empty in
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
I found this problem on both ubuntu dapper drake and ubuntu edgy eft.
The gauge of the gnome-power-manager on the systray shows uncorrect
value. I use an HP laptop zv5000 series. Gnome-power-manager gauge is
empty in
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