Following snippet of dmesg explains the problem better, than I'd ever could: # dmesg | grep ACPI ... ACPI: AC Adapter [AC] (off-line) ACPI: Battery Slot [BAT0] (battery absent) ... So AC adapter isn't plugged in and battery is absent, so where does this thing gets its power from? I think we have a best exampt of "perpetuum mobile" here :) The notebook is one of Belinea o.book 1301 series. Say, which additional information is needed to handle this bug. Thx.
full dmesg, acpidump, dmidecode.
Created attachment 24285 [details] acpidump with no AC pluged in on boot
Created attachment 24286 [details] dmesg with no AC pluged in on boot
Created attachment 24287 [details] dmidecode with no AC pluged in on boot
Created attachment 24288 [details] acpidump with AC pluged in on boot
Created attachment 24289 [details] dmesg with AC pluged in on boot
Created attachment 24290 [details] dmidecode with AC pluged in on boot
Here is the information you've requested. I've noticed, that there is a difference between boot with AC adapter pluged in or not.
The problem seems not to exist with kernel 2.6.32 anymore.
Great news, marking resolved.
> The problem seems not to exist with kernel 2.6.32 anymore. closed
I have exactly the same problem with my Belinea o.book 1301 - and it happens with Linux 2.6.32 as well as with Linux 2.6.37-rc5.
Created attachment 40812 [details] dmesg output I booted with the adapter plugged in, which was not detected. At 126 I unplugged it and at 142 I plugged it in again which was correctly detected.