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I have tested both and they are working perfectly fine with my Ideapad laptop. Above two methods do NOT require you to manually change the hardware settings of battery by installing external tools like TLP, rather uses Lenovo's own feature. You can also check the status by applying step-b of METHOD 1. Boot in Ubuntu, now it is running in Conservation Mode. Open Vantage app, turn on/off Conservation mode in battery section. Thanks to International-A320 for the suggestion.Ī. METHOD 2 (If you are using dual boot and Lenovo Vantage App is installed in Windows): echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/bus/platform/drivers/ideapad_acpi/VPC2004:00/conservation_mode Use following command to turn on/off the conservation mode : (1 - conservation ON, 0 -conservation OFF) echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/bus/platform/drivers/ideapad_acpi/VPC2004:00/conservation_mode (You may have different name for VPC2004:00 So, check that by going to the folder ideapad-acpi by cd command and running ls there)Ĭ. To know the current status of conservation mode : (If Output is 1 - conservation ON, 0 -conservation OFF) cat /sys/bus/platform/drivers/ideapad_acpi/VPC2004:00/conservation_mode Check if Ideapad_laptop kernel module is loaded (You don't need to repeat this) lsmod | grep ideapad_laptopī.
Method 1 (If you are using only Ubuntu/Linux):(Thanks to dendoon98 for suggesting )Ī. Is there any way to do that in Ubuntu 20.04 for my laptop ?Īfter going through all the comments and suggested links (thanks to everyone for that :-) ), I found the following methods to be easiest, and work using native Lenovo Ideapad features: So I want to limit the charging of my laptop battery automatically at 60%, so that it maintains 60% charge throughout while connected to AC. I came to know keeping the battery fully charged at 100% causes stress to the battery, and thus degrading the battery life quickly. I primarily use my laptop by keeping it plugged in to AC power. Hi, I am using Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 laptop with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.
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Hopefully this makes someones life easier in the future, sorry for the necro post.This subreddit is for support for Ubuntu.ĭownload Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS fast torrent download (recommended) or direct link. Usage if you named the script battery would be as follows,
Just name it something sensible, I use battery but it can be whatever you want, make it executable, sudo chmod +x battery, and then put it somewhere like /home/you/bin so you can use it from anywhere. Here is a little script you can use to make it friendlier: #!/bin/bashĮcho '\_SB.0.SBMC 3' | sudo tee /proc/acpi/callĮcho 'battery conservation mode enabled' Įcho '\_SB.0.SBMC 5' | sudo tee /proc/acpi/callĮcho 'battery conservation mode disabled' Įcho 'limit charging to 60% to prevent battery attenuation'
I take no responsibility for changes you make without understanding them. Note: These values are only tested on a yoga 730 13, they should be similar for other models but you may need to fiddle with with the number after SBMC to get things to work. To let the laptop charge fully echo '\_SB.0.SBMC 5' | sudo tee /proc/acpi/call To limit charging to 60% echo '\_SB.0.SBMC 3' | sudo tee /proc/acpi/call
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You can use the acpi_call package, you may need to install it first, to toggle battery conservation mode. I got ideas from some Arch wiki entries for the Lenovo_IdeaPad_720s, see the battery conservation section, and after a little dinking around I have a solution.
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