GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 673223
System enters shutdown/hibernate even when power connected but battery low
Last modified: 2020-11-06 20:13:45 UTC
When the battery level goes critically low and then inspite connecting the AC power, the system enters shutdown/hibernate action. This has happened each time I'm faced with this situation. I've also noticed that the action gets triggered as soon as I click on the top-bar battery applet after connecting the AC power. This may or may not be a cause, but noting it in case it matters.
This has happened a few more times, and clicking on the applet is definitely not a cause; after I filed the bug report, I didn't click on the applet, just connected the power, and after a few moments, the laptop goes into shutdown. In case it matters: I'm running Fedora 16 on ThinkPad T420s.
> When the battery level goes critically low and then inspite connecting the AC power, the system enters shutdown/hibernate action. This happens for me as well. When the action is "hibernate", the laptop enters an infinite loop hibernate (automatic) -> restart (manual) -> hibernate (automatic), despite plugged in.
(In reply to comment #0) > When the battery level goes critically low and then inspite connecting the AC > power, the system enters shutdown/hibernate action. I have experienced similarly: 1. Battery power went critical. 2. Suspend-to-RAM. 3. Connect to power and load for an hour. 4. Wake up from suspend-to-RAM and observe machine shut down. This is with GNOME 3.10 and openSUSE 13.1.
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