ben@padfoot:~$ uname -a
Linux padfoot 3.0.0-12-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP Fri Sep 23 21:23:39 UTC 2011 
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

For me, I may charge rate was substainly better and about what I would
expect. I drained the battery to ~20% and then charged it back my
default setting of 98% in 2 hours 13 minutes, which is about what I
would expect.

Tue Oct  4 17:05:09 MDT 2011
charging state:             charging
present rate:                 3423 mA
remaining capacity:      2352 mAh
present voltage:           11548 mV

Tue Oct  4 19:18:29 MDT 2011
charging state:             charged
present rate:                 0 mA
remaining capacity:      9126 mAh
present voltage:           12912 mV

During the charge I took samples at 8.5 minute samples and saw:
present rate:            3423 mA
present rate:            3424 mA
present rate:            3426 mA
present rate:            3426 mA
present rate:            3423 mA
present rate:            3423 mA
present rate:            3423 mA
present rate:            3424 mA
present rate:            3427 mA
present rate:            3422 mA
present rate:            3047 mA
present rate:            2197 mA
present rate:            1569 mA
present rate:            1118 mA
present rate:            801 mA
present rate:            582 mA


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Scott,  on your next charge can you run:
while [ $( awk '/charging state/ {print$3}' /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state ) = 
"charging" ]; 
do
       date
       cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/state
done | tee battery.log

When I was having the problem, I was seeing charge rates as low as 10 or
15mA.

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