Ahh, then you might have 2.14.x - those keys only showed up in 2.15.0
In 2.14 the keys were hardcoded as:
#define BATTERY_LOW_PERCENTAGE (10) /* 10 percent
*/
#define BATTERY_VERY_LOW_PERCENTAGE (5) /* 5 percent
*/
#define BATTERY_CRITICAL_PERCENTAGE (2) /* 2 percent
*/
#define BATTERY_ACTION_PERCENTAGE (1) /* 1 percent
*/
#define BATTERY_LOW_REMAINING_TIME (20 * 60) /* 20 minutes
*/
#define BATTERY_VERY_LOW_REMAINING_TIME (10 * 60) /* 10 minutes
*/
#define BATTERY_CRITICAL_REMAINING_TIME (5 * 60) /* 5 minutes
*/
#define BATTERY_ACTION_REMAINING_TIME (2 * 60) /* 2 minutes
*/
Could you do in a terminal:
killall gnome-power-manager
gnome-power-manager --verbose --no-daemon > /home/you/gpmlog.txt
{let the battery discharge until your laptop "dies"}
and attach /home/you/gpmlog.txt please.
There must be something funny going on.
Also, if you could try with gnome-power-manager 2.16.0 (the new stable
release) that would be great too. Richard.
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gnome-power-manager does not hibernate when battery is critical
https://launchpad.net/bugs/50868
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