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Battery Sensors stop working after hibernation #558
I have searched the existing issues, it does not exist.
What is the unexpected behavior?
Disabling and enabling in Gnome Extensions doesn't help, restarting the laptop does. Even logging in again doesn't help, but of course Ubuntu does have the correct battery percentage.
Edit: So it seems to be a bigger problem, as the extension "battery health charge" also doesn't detect any battery anymore. Maybe to do with hibernation on my Galaxy Book 5 Pro 360?
Steps to reproduce the unexpected behavior.
Add battery wattage or estimated time to bar
hibernate
estimated time will be undefined and wattage will be "..."
Relevant log output
What distribution and version of Linux are you using?
I am seeing this exact same behavior. Normally battery monitoring with Vitals works great. However after waking from hibernation, no data is displayed. The resources app does still display data.
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corecoding commentedon Aug 11, 2026
Does the built in Gnome Power section in Settings or the Resources app show battery after hibernation?
jnickchen commentedon Sep 26, 2026
I am seeing this exact same behavior. Normally battery monitoring with Vitals works great. However after waking from hibernation, no data is displayed. The resources app does still display data.