no display of battery with laptop
After upgrading to Ub. 9.10 I see no battery display. I changed settings in Energymanagment and pointed 'to show pictogram always', but no result.
Who can help me?
Thanks,
Piet
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- 2009-12-10
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- 2009-12-10
RodGer (rodger) said : | #1 |
Sorry if it is a little silly what I'll ask. You referred to 'Energymanagment' and 'pictogram' . Although I can imagine what you mean, can you please assure that you went to System-
RodGer (rodger) said : | #2 |
Can you please check if the bug #439448 affects you. Do you have any doubled icons?
Try to remove the notification area from your panel and then add it again. To do this you'll have to right click on the panel, click 'add to panel', type 'notification area' (to filter the other irrelevant items) and finally click add.
If this changed your notification area content, probably it is because of the above bug.
Dear RodGer,
Thanks for your advice. It works.
The notification area also shows an icon with the harddisk telling that
some harddisks have problems. More details: many bad sectors.
I checked harddisk via Windows programm and no problem occured. Laptop
is Compaq Presario and around one year old. It works okay.
Is it possible that this report has to do with a bug?
Many thanks,
Piet
RodGer schreef:
> Your question #93489 on Ubuntu changed:
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> Status: Open => Needs information
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> RodGer requested for more information:
> Can you please check if the bug #439448 affects you. Do you have any doubled icons?
> Try to remove the notification area from your panel and then add it again. To do this you'll have to right click on the panel, click 'add to panel', type 'notification area' (to filter the other irrelevant items) and finally click add.
> If this changed your notification area content, probably it is because of the above bug.
>
>
RodGer (rodger) said : | #4 |
""The notification area also shows an icon with the harddisk telling that
some harddisks have problems. More details: many bad sectors.
I checked harddisk via Windows programm and no problem occured. Laptop
is Compaq Presario and around one year old. It works okay.
Is it possible that this report has to do with a bug?""
I think that this is an other problem. So, please make an other question so that you get some more answers and also help others, who have the same problem, find more easily the relevant conversation.
You can send me a link to the new question and I'll try to help. In the new question, it would be helpful if you provided the output of the command
fdisk -l
and also check if there are some partitions that you can't mount when the icon shows up.
Can you help with this problem?
Provide an answer of your own, or ask Piet van der Lugt for more information if necessary.