Re: sme_event_drvadd: failed to add event! error=86 sensor=charge event=hw-range-limits

[Paul Goyette <paul%whooppee.com@localhost>]

Yes, the messages are cosmetic.  They're caused by an attempt to monitor 
the charge sensor for the batteries.  Since the batteries aren't present 
there is no max_value or limits for us to monitor.  This will be cleaned 
up in the near future.


 On Sun, 28 Mar 2010, Kurt Schreiner wrote:

> On Sun, Mar 28, 2010 at 06:38:22AM -0700, Paul Goyette wrote:
> > Probably just cosmetic, but can you please provide the output from
> > envstat?
> Yep, here we go:
>
> > -1008: envstat
>                     Current  CritMax  WarnMax  WarnMin  CritMin Unit
> [acpiacad0]
>        connected:        ON
> [acpibat0]
>          present:       OFF
>   design voltage:       N/A
>          voltage:       N/A
>       design cap:       N/A
>    last full cap:       N/A
>           charge:       N/A
>      charge rate:       N/A
>   discharge rate:       N/A
>         charging:       N/A
>     charge state:       N/A
> [acpibat1]
>          present:       OFF
>   design voltage:       N/A
>          voltage:       N/A
>       design cap:       N/A
>    last full cap:       N/A
>           charge:       N/A
>      charge rate:       N/A
>   discharge rate:       N/A
>         charging:       N/A
>     charge state:       N/A
> [acpitz0]
>      temperature:    44.000   99.000                            degC
> [aps0]
>          X_ACCEL:       390
>          Y_ACCEL:       385
>            X_VAR:       389
>            Y_VAR:       385
>           TEMP_1:    43.000                                     degC
>           TEMP_2:    43.000                                     degC
>  Keyboard Active:       OFF
>     Mouse Active:       OFF
>         Lid Open:        ON
> [thinkpad0]
>             TMP0:    44.000                                     degC
>             TMP1:    43.000                                     degC
>             TMP2:    32.000                                     degC
>             TMP3:    51.000                                     degC
>             TMP4:       N/A
>             TMP5:       N/A
>             TMP6:       N/A
>             TMP7:       N/A
>             FAN0:      3932                                      RPM
>
>
> > Is this a laptop with a 2nd unoccupied battery slot?
> Hm, not a real 2nd slot, but you can put a battery in the slot
> occupied normally by cdrom or 2nd disk.
> As you can see from envstat I use this beast w/o battery.
>
> Kurt

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