It just goes to the following command so I assume it’s on but then when I try it I find it’s not, I proceed to try sudo echo 1 >/sys/bus/platform/drivers/ideapad_acpi/VPC2004:00/conservation_modeīut it gives me permission denied so I really can’t get it working. I've tried everything, uninstalling Lenovo Vantage.
#Lenovo vantage ruined my system install
That downloaded file also fails to install ('Error: The system cannot find the file specified').
The Lenovo Vantage pushed out a software update, the software failed to automatically install, and asked me to download a file and install it.
#Lenovo vantage ruined my system update
Here you could find almost the same device I’m using hence the same commands and options applyīut I can’t seem to get it working, whenever I type the command # echo 1 >/sys/bus/platform/drivers/ideapad_acpi/VPC2004:00/conservation_mode Lenovo Vantage Software Update Corrupted My Install. So I was checking if there is a solution for that or a workaround, I did find some workaround for what I’m looking for but I can’t seem to get it working. Now to clarify for you I have dual boot windows and manjaro, I use Windows for gaming and Linux for my work and day-to-day use, on windows I have the Lenovo vantage application which has conservation mode which puts a cap on the battery at 60% now my problem is that if I want the conservation mode I have to activate it from windows meaning I have to boot to windows to turn the option on and then boot again to Linux to complete my usage, I could do that but it’s not handy or efficient for my time. I get where you’re coming from and I agree that it’s a flaw from the hardware vendors, to even add up I like Linux much more than windows.
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