Hi,
I reported this bug bugfwupd as I was unable to upgrade the firmware on my thinkpad. I have installed previosly TLP and I also use battery thresholds. After the report, they point me to bugdebian and the posible solution by upgrading acpi-call-dkms. I have removed the dump0 files, and I was able to upgrade. I have not upgrade yet acpi-call-dkms but I can manually upgrade it, by compiling. However, this bug can let your system unbootable [bugsuperuser, it may be worth to look to upgrade the package to 1.2.2?
Also, in the bug report, the systemd-pstore service is up, in my case fails, so maybe it stop before complete filling up the efivarfs in my case, but I am not sure why.
$ systemctl status systemd-pstore.service
○ systemd-pstore.service - Platform Persistent Storage Archival
Loaded: loaded (/lib/systemd/system/systemd-pstore.service; enabled; vendor preset: enabled)
Active: inactive (dead)
Condition: start condition failed at Sun 2022-03-13 12:10:10 CET; 25min ago
└─ ConditionDirectoryNotEmpty=/sys/fs/pstore was not met
Docs: man:systemd-pstore(8)
Thank you,
Steps to reproduce (if you know):
After sometime using the machine, efivarfs gets full by dump files and it is not posible to upgrade. The origin of this filesis apperently a problem with acpi_call_dkms.
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):Issue/Bug Description:
Hi, I reported this bug bugfwupd as I was unable to upgrade the firmware on my thinkpad. I have installed previosly TLP and I also use battery thresholds. After the report, they point me to bugdebian and the posible solution by upgrading acpi-call-dkms. I have removed the dump0 files, and I was able to upgrade. I have not upgrade yet acpi-call-dkms but I can manually upgrade it, by compiling. However, this bug can let your system unbootable [bugsuperuser, it may be worth to look to upgrade the package to 1.2.2?
Also, in the bug report, the systemd-pstore service is up, in my case fails, so maybe it stop before complete filling up the efivarfs in my case, but I am not sure why.
Thank you,
Steps to reproduce (if you know): After sometime using the machine, efivarfs gets full by dump files and it is not posible to upgrade. The origin of this filesis apperently a problem with acpi_call_dkms.
Expected behavior:
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