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No power status shown #656

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Haituga opened this issue Apr 26, 2020 · 2 comments
Open

No power status shown #656

Haituga opened this issue Apr 26, 2020 · 2 comments

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Haituga commented Apr 26, 2020

Hi,
I was looking for a good distro for my Surface Pro 3 and came across elementary. After a few tests within a VM on my main PC I came to the conclusion that Elementary OS seems quite fitting for me and I love the GUI, the support you get from this repo, the software management and the quick accessibility. But I have the problem that is best described here. Instead of a battery life status, all I've got displayed is a little sun that allows to change the brightness and allows me to access the power settings. I tried some workarounds which I got from the issue tracker from this very repo and even against your advice installed tlp and powertop. But the GUI update that should came with laptop-mode-tools (which I uninstalled for tlp) or tlp isn't functioning.
I hope you can help.

Sincerely,
Lukas | Haituga

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Haituga commented Apr 26, 2020

Output from:
$ ls /sys/bus/acpi/devices

10EC5640:00
80860F14:00
80860F14:01
80862288:00
80862288:01
8086228A:00
8086228A:01
8086228E:00
8086228E:01
8086228E:02
808622A8:00
808622B7:00
808622C1:00
808622C1:01
808622C1:02
808622C1:03
808622C1:04
808622C1:05
808622C1:06
808622D8:00
808622E0:00
ACPI0003:00
ACPI000C:00
AMCR22A8:00
APTA0330:00
device:00
device:01
device:02
device:03
device:04
device:05
device:06
device:07
device:08
device:09
device:0a
device:0b
device:0c
device:0d
device:0e
device:0f
device:10
device:11
device:12
device:13
device:14
device:15
device:16
device:17
device:18
device:19
device:1a
device:1b
device:1c
device:1d
device:1e
device:1f
device:20
device:21
device:22
device:23
device:24
device:25
device:26
device:27
device:28
device:29
device:2a
device:2b
device:2c
device:2d
device:2e
device:2f
device:30
device:31
device:32
device:33
device:34
device:35
device:36
device:37
device:38
device:39
device:3a
device:3b
device:3c
device:3d
device:3e
device:3f
device:40
device:41
device:42
device:43
device:44
HAD022A8:00
INT0002:00
INT0800:00
INT3396:00
INT33BD:00
INT33FD:00
INT33FF:00
INT33FF:01
INT33FF:02
INT33FF:03
INT33FF:04
INT3400:00
INT3402:00
INT3403:00
INT3403:01
INT3403:02
INT3403:03
INT3403:04
INT3403:05
INT3406:00
INT3407:00
INT3408:00
INT3409:00
INTL9C60:00
INTL9C60:01
LNXCPU:00
LNXCPU:01
LNXCPU:02
LNXCPU:03
LNXPOWER:00
LNXPOWER:01
LNXPOWER:02
LNXPOWER:03
LNXPOWER:04
LNXPOWER:05
LNXPOWER:06
LNXPOWER:07
LNXPOWER:08
LNXPOWER:09
LNXSYBUS:00
LNXSYBUS:01
LNXSYSTM:00
LNXVIDEO:00
MAX34407:00
MAX34407:01
MAX34407:02
MSFT0001:00
MSFT0003:00
MSHW0005:00
MSHW0006:00
MSHW0008:00
MSHW0009:00
MSHW0011:00
MSHW0028:00
MSHW0036:00
MSHW0037:00
MSHW0053:00
MSHW0102:00
MSHW4753:00
OVTI8835:00
PNP0000:00
PNP0100:00
PNP0103:00
PNP0501:00
PNP0A08:00
PNP0B00:00
PNP0C02:00
PNP0C02:01
PNP0C02:02
PNP0C0A:00
PNP0C0C:00
PNP0C0D:00
PNP0C0E:00
PNP0C0F:00
PNP0C0F:01
PNP0C0F:02
PNP0C0F:03
PNP0C0F:04
PNP0C0F:05
PNP0C0F:06
PNP0C0F:07
PNP0C31:00
PNP0C40:00

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Haituga commented May 1, 2020

I got it to work by fixing Secure Boot following this Repo.

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