Closed JeanSchoeller closed 1 year ago
When the battery is plugged in, the cameras LED of my laptop are turned on.
Battery plugged in ? Or the other way around, when AC plugged in ?
Is there nothing erratic reported in the kernel logs, worth mentioning here ? I don't have the hardware so you'll have to help debug this issue.
We don't have any specific module for camera
so my guess is that it is the runtime-pm
subsystem triggering in power saving, and having issues with it. But this is just a guess.
How is the camera device enumerated under sysfs
?
This has been resolved. Disabling runtime-pm fixed it. Thank you. For info, the issue was when the AC was plugged in, there was no dmesg related to this when plugging it in.
When the battery is plugged in, the cameras LED of my laptop are turned on.
Specs:
Laptop: Surface Pro 5 Desktop environment: Hyprland Linux kernel: linux-surface Distribution: Arch
Steps to reproduce the behavior: Install laptop-mode-tools from pacman Enable laptop-mode-tools services Both camera become enabled when the battery is plugged in. Disabling the services removes this behavior.