Frederik Harwath

> Please save your declarations of wanting to have. They do nothing at all here in the issue. One of you Acer owners has to go and program a corresponding...

> @frederik-h Great. It's nice when the light appears at the end of the tunnel. I suggest you include a note in your driver documentation about the percentage where charging...

> > Yes, but it would be great to test it on some more systems beforehand. > > Just tested it out on a Acer Aspire 5 A515-45G-R5A1, works like...

> > The WMI methods take the battery index as an argument, but all invocations of this method that I could find in the Care Center binaries seemed to call...

> @frederik-h : I would like to first detect if it is an Acer (to load the plugin) and then if health mode is present (e.g. for display in tlp-stat...

> I tried this on an Aspire 5 A515-45 and a Swift 1 SF113-31. > > `echo 1 > /sys/bus/wmi/drivers/acer-wmi-battery/health_mode` does not give an error, but `cat /sys/bus/wmi/drivers/acer-wmi-battery/health_mode` returns 0...

I am not aware of a a way to make the health mode setting persistent across reboots. I would also guess there is none. You could pass the `enable_health_mode=1` argument...

> I may chime in just a little bit, based on my experience making the installation package for this driver on Arch Linux > > * As soon as I...

> > But there seems to be no way to control this in the WMI interface. > [...] > EDIT: Found this [GitHub issue from TLP](https://github.com/linrunner/TLP/issues/596) while browsing through @frederik-h...

> > If you want it to be enabled by default, you need some init script that enables the health mode after each boot or you can enable it by...