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[Brad Figg <brad.figg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Title:
  Incorrect battery/power status and missing /proc/acpi/battery

Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
  Incomplete

Bug description:
  Hi after the last Ubuntu upgrade, I am having these power related
  problems:

  1) the initial battery/power indicator does not change when the laptop
  is plugged/unplugged. If the laptop was on battery, the indicator
  continues to show it after I plug it in, and vice versa.

  2) Sleep never works when the lid is closed, however it can be invoked
  using  "/etc/acpi/sleep.sh" or selecting suspend from the menu.

  3) /proc/acpi/battery got disappeared

  I am attaching the following:

  - version.log
  - dmesg | grep ACPI
  - dmidecode
  - lshw
  - lscpu -vnvn
  - /proc/acpi when plugged
  - /proc/acpi when on battery
  - uname -a

  Ubuntu is my primary OS so I will appreciate any suggestions for
  resolving this issue. Thanks in advance!

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