Version: (using Devel) Compiler: gcc-4.3.0 OS: Linux Installed from: Compiled sources When I have my Thinkpad T61 connected to AC but left idle for a while, and then disconnect from AC to take it to another room, the laptop suspends to ram. Powering up quickly brings the system up perfectly. It sounds like the idle time when it is connected to AC gets transferred to idle time when on battery thus trigerring suspend. Thanks
Correct, though I don't know what would be the correct thing here: keeping idle time or resetting it. Any ideas/use cases/etc?
Well, since I presume powerdevil has to do with saving power I don't see any need to even consider idle time when ac is plugged in. Plus, suspend to ram is not activated during the ac period but only when the machine is unplugged from ac. Therefore, it seems logical to make the idle time counter only start when it is on battery! This is my logic... Thanks
This seems like a trivial fix to me - just wondering when will it be implemented? The idle time should *definitely* be reset whenever the powersave profile is changed for any reason, especially those caused by the user.
bugs 206751 and 191545 are duplicate of this. I think, that idle time should be reset on plugging/unplugging AC adaptor.
Duplicating, will be fixed soon *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 210389 ***