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Fix battery percentage error causing crash #142
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Changing the battery device_path from BAT0 to BAT1 now solves null value on /config/awesome/modules/UPower/init.lua, that caused the entire setup to crash.
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When using the above configuration inside a VM, the setup fails again. |
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@xrhstosmour I hadn't tested VMs before but what you mentioned is true and works, I guess my fix only works when the battery is present. Thanks for your comment. |
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@jgarciaehu No need to thank me, happy to help! |
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Changing the battery device_path from BAT0 to BAT1 now solves null value on /config/awesome/modules/UPower/init.lua, that caused the entire setup to crash.