Maximilian Luz
Maximilian Luz
Thanks! Looks fine so far then. I'll add it to our patches when I have some time.
The patch will be included in the next release (v6.9.9).
Looks like there might be something wrong with our latest Debian/Ubuntu release: https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/issues/1516.
> Normally when upgrade the surface kernel, I should start system with old official kernel or I can start with my own complied kernel? You should be able to start...
Maybe https://github.com/linux-surface/linux-surface/issues/1179#issuecomment-2265203536 help?
As far as I know there's unfortunately nothing we can do. Battery management is controlled by the embedded controller, and it does not seem to expose any battery limits.
> Do you think, it's at least possible to write a little program/script, which can switch on/off the Battery Limit setting in the UEFI (as it is possible to do...
> Here it would be handy, if you could override it manually e.g. to fully charge it before you go on a longer trip. I think you can do this...
> This would already be helpful, if you could toggle it from Linux without resorting to Windows. And yes, it can only be switched on or off and the percentage...
Again, as far as I know the 80% limiter is entirely controlled by the EC and there is no way to manually enable it, even on Windows.