On 27/05/16 02:28, Gustavo Alvarez wrote: > I have a problem with the last update. When the battery reach 30% > the system shutdown without any warning. > > I save the "message" file for the log but i can't see or understand > the error. I want to report but i don't know wich package is involved. Could it be the battery is knackered and so the BMS is reporting that the battery has more charge left in it than reality? I've got a MacBook here that has a swollen battery (not sure where I can get spares, the machine is 8 years old) and notice the same phenomena, only it keels over at about 50%. And by keel over, it goes down like a lead balloon. The OS doesn't get a chance to log anything. There are some applications that can give warnings and initiate a shutdown; I have `gkrellm` set up to do this. Not sure if `acpid` offers the same features. Anything else will depend on the desktop environment in use. (I'm using FVWM with a few select bits of KDE4 thrown in.) If it started happening since a software update (and thus can assume to not be hardware), you might look at /var/log/dpkg.log to see what got replaced in the last update, that might help narrow the field down a bit. -- Stuart Longland (aka Redhatter, VK4MSL) I haven't lost my mind... ...it's backed up on a tape somewhere.
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