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I have an old(ish) Acer Travelmate 250. It works fine with QE (1024x768) and most other stuff. I had installed 10.4.1 previously but it was giving me problems so I moved to 10.4.4. 10.4.4 works great except for the fact that the battery meter, which worked in 10.4.1, no longer works. I realize that this is probably due to apple removing non-mac drivers, however is there a way to get the battery meter back?

 

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Acer Travelmate 250

P4 2.6ghz

256mb ram

Intel Extreme graphics

I have an old(ish) Acer Travelmate 250. It works fine with QE (1024x768) and most other stuff. I had installed 10.4.1 previously but it was giving me problems so I moved to 10.4.4. 10.4.4 works great except for the fact that the battery meter, which worked in 10.4.1, no longer works. I realize that this is probably due to apple removing non-mac drivers, however is there a way to get the battery meter back?

 

afaik no, because as you said, there are some drivers missing. If I remember right, maxxuss said that the ACPI is totally EFI related, and thats maybe the reason why this won't work with 10.4.4.+

A lot of people have had luck with this. Not me though... Hope it works for you though.

 

Hmm. I think that *may* have fixed it, sort of. I'll have to see, it's saying I have 65% battery left but it hasn't changed. I'm gonna leave it for awhile I guess and see if it changes at all.

Hmm. I think that *may* have fixed it, sort of. I'll have to see, it's saying I have 65% battery left but it hasn't changed. I'm gonna leave it for awhile I guess and see if it changes at all.

 

Sounds like it didn't work for you. That is the problem a lot of people are having (but not everyone), including me. It seems like it updates at boot, and stalls after that.

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