maemo.org Bugzilla – Bug 3735
Shutdown happens too fast after last Critical battery warning
Last modified: 2008-12-29 15:36:10 UTC
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SOFTWARE VERSION: (Control Panel > General > About product) 4.2008.23-14 STEPS TO REPRODUCE THE PROBLEM: Just wait. EXPECTED OUTCOME: Time between recharge battery notiificattion and reboot to drop your beer and connect the chsrger. ACTUAL OUTCOME: Not long enough to do anything about it! REPRODUCIBILITY: Every ruddy time! (always/sometimes/once) EXTRA SOFTWARE INSTALLED: Not relevant OTHER COMMENTS: You give a reasonable number of warnings, for sure, but could you make the last final one just a leetle bit longer than 10 seconds. Please? Or make the one before say "Last chance" maybe. User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux armv6l; en-GB; rv:1.9a6pre) Gecko/20080716 Firefox/3.0a1 Tablet browser 0.3.7 RX-34
This is not about reboot, but about shutdown in case of empty battery.
> STEPS TO REPRODUCE THE PROBLEM: > Just wait. I don't quite understand this bug. My device beeps about low battery for hours before it shuts down itself?
Sorry Eero, probably I was not specific enough. My problem is only with the FINAL warning, the one right before the shutdown. (That one differs from the others in that it says "Recharge battery" while all the previous ones were "Battery low".) That notification is shown only about 5 seconds before the actual shutdown. Such a short delay gives you no time to do anything about it. Which rather defeats the object of having a *final* warning.
So you ignore all the "Battery low" warnings and then complain that the very last warning is too late? Trivial workaround: Don't ignore the Battery low information. I tend to close this report as WONTFIX.
I don't see this as an issue either. Actually as a user I didn't even know there was a last, different message since I either a) recharged as soon as I started getting Low Battery messages or b) found it shut down because I left it on somewhere for many days.