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[Max1980]

I have a problem on my Hp dv6626us. the old Powermanagment.bundle doesn't work. I've used Voodoobattery, but I get a message "service battery" even if the indicator shows up, but the most annoying thing is that everytime I reboot the brightness goes at lowest level ugh!!!
please help

[Roal2488]

Max1980, on Aug 28 2009, 07:31 PM, said:

I have a problem on my Hp dv6626us. the old Powermanagment.bundle doesn't work. I've used Voodoobattery, but I get a message "service battery" even if the indicator shows up, but the most annoying thing is that everytime I reboot the brightness goes at lowest level ugh!!!
please help

Same issue over here. I think we'll just have to wait till suprehai releases a new version of the voodooBattery

[running0nempty77]

I get the dim screen too on my dv6835. On both my 10.5 and 10.6 installs, can't get the battery to show up either.
I was thinking there might be something to do with the smbios? cuz my 10.5 uses the Macbook and the 10.6 shows up as MacPro.

I did use leopard cache cleaner on my 10.5 drive and that worked for a couple of reboots, but as soon as I booted 10.6 it dims again. I thought it was something w/my video (Intel GMAX3100) which i can't get to work properly either.

[userx]

Try this out. Worked for me.

Remove VoodooBattery.kext. Install AppleACPIBatteryManager.kext with Kext Helper, and then fix permissions with Kext Utility.

http://www.mediafire...2db6fb9a8902bda

Credit goes to ~Eureka.

http://www.insanelym...howtopic=114105

[Max1980]

works but it doesn't dim down when unplug. Thanks!

[running0nempty77]

that worked to get my battery meter working, but not to solve my dim issues.