Does not charge with Anker 737 GaNPrime charger

[Hannan_Rhodes]

Which Linux distro are you using?
Fedora 42

Which kernel are you using?
Linux 6.14.4-300.fc42.x86_64

Which BIOS version are you using?
3.03

Which Framework Laptop 13 model are you using? AMD Ryzen™ AI 300 Series

When using my Anker USB C charger with an anker cable it charges for maybe .2 seconds then stops. Led turns on for around 1 second and then stops. If left in, cycles every 5 minutes.

Most other USB C chargers works. Unsure what is causing it, but wanted to report it.

[AMDevil]

i can confirm this behaviour.
same setup with my batch 3 fw13. with my old macbook charger it works.

Fedora 42 (atomic cosmos)
6.14.5-300.fc42.x86_64

BIOS Information
Vendor: INSYDE Corp.
Version: 03.03

BIOS Revision: 3.3

[James3]

If you can, please try to get my ec-syslog tool working.

GitHub - jcdutton/ec-syslog: ec-syslog: A tool to capture log records from the...

It can capture log records from the Embedded controller and put them in syslog, journalctl.
Then try connecting the charger and then post the “ec-syslog” logs. It might show us more why that charger is not working.

[AMDevil]

thank you a lot James3 for helping us here with an custom made rustlang tool unfortunately i cannot make it run for now - and need to sleep

what it did:

1. install rust curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh from its website
2. install gcc for making it compile with cargo sudo dnf4 install gcc
3. run it with cargo run
4. output: /Downloads/ec-syslog-main$ cargo run Finished devprofile [unoptimized + debuginfo] target(s) in 0.03s Runningtarget/debug/ec-syslog Could not open input file: Permission denied (os error 13): /sys/kernel/debug/cros_ec/console_log Suggest: modprobe cros_ec_debugfs
5. than tried that modprobe command:
   modprobe cros_ec_debugfs modprobe: FATAL: Module cros_ec_debugfs not found in directory /lib/modules/6.14.5-300.fc42.x86_64
   tomorrow evening i can try again

[James3]

Ah. You need to run it as sudo
sudo ./target/debug/ec-syslog

See if the following file exists:
/sys/kernel/debug/cros_ec/console_log

If it does not exist, you need the cros_ec_debugfs module.
I don’t know how to add it to fedora 42.

[AMDevil]

by googling i found out that cros_debug_fs is a linux driver for ChromeOS? im not sure if this means its exclusive available only for it? see linux/drivers/platform/chrome/cros_ec_debugfs.c at master · torvalds/linux · GitHub

but by searching for debugfs i found this: DebugFS — The Linux Kernel documentation

and was able to activate it by executing mount -t debugfs none /sys/kernel/debug

does this help by any means? it contains this folder structure:

sudo ls /sys/kernel/debug/

in another thread here Viewing information about USB-C power delivery in Linux i found that you can see the current for usb charging

cat /sys/class/power_supply/ucsi-source-psy-USBC000\:001/current_now 1000000

at /sys/class/power_supply/ucsi-source-psy-USBC000\:002/current_now 0

cat /sys/class/power_supply/ucsi-source-psy-USBC000\:003/current_now 680000

cat /sys/class/power_supply/ucsi-source-psy-USBC000\:004/current_now 0

not sure why 2 usb port show a current while i just have one cable plugged in

while plugged in the old macbook charger it looks like this:

cat /sys/class/power_supply/ucsi-source-psy-USBC000\:00*/current_now 3000000 0 680000 0

[James3]

I looked at Fedora 42.
To get the “cros_ec_debugfs” module, you would need to compile your own kernel.
The FW laptops use the same EC code that is in chrome books. So, although that is where it started, it’s used on lots of different laptops now.

[AMDevil]

first time building a linux kernel here it takes so much time, and im pretty sure that i missed to activate the missing module in the first iteration…

regarding to Building a Custom Kernel :: Fedora Docs

1. i git cloned the fedora kernel from git clone Overview - rpms/kernel - src.fedoraproject.org
2. and switched to f42 branch.
3. copied my current config to the repo with cp /usr/lib/modules/6.14.5-300.fc42.x86_64/config .config
4. than i ran fedpkg local which seems to me to do the build job…
5. second try no with the .config adapted to

CONFIG_CROS_EC_DEBUGFS=y

i hope this is correct for drivers with the value set to “y”

[till]

I have the same problem. I‘ve been playing around with the power_role configuration, but to no avail

Anker power adaptor is incompatible with Framework 13

I‘m running Fedora 42 (latest updates as of May 15th 2025) on the latest Framework 13 (AMD Ryzen AI 300) and I‘m experiencing charging issues with an Anker 737 120W USB-PD adaptor. I‘ve read several threads on what I think is the issue: apparently, the laptop does not go into sink-mode. When I connect to the adaptor using USB-C, the laptop doesn‘t charge. Looking at the power_role, it says source [sink]. So it is capable of receiving power, but it seems to choose not to. I tried overwriting tha…

[AMDevil]

meanwhile i was able to boot into my self compiled kernel additional steps after compilation (remainder: i run immutable spin fedora 42):

rpm-ostree override replace \
  kernel-6.14.6-300local_debug.fc42.x86_64.rpm \
  kernel-core-6.14.6-300local_debug.fc42.x86_64.rpm \
  kernel-modules-core-6.14.6-300local_debug.fc42.x86_64.rpm \
  kernel-modules-6.14.6-300local_debug.fc42.x86_64.rpm \
  kernel-modules-extra-6.14.6-300local_debug.fc42.x86_64.rpm

after a reeboot a new ostree deployment was booted with this new kernel installed. i just needed to disable secureboot because of missing signature - but since it is only a debug build i can totally live with that

since these modules are the plain minimum to make the installation work - now i need to look for what .rpm file contains the wanted cros_ec_debugfs

[James3]

With “CONFIG_CROS_EC_DEBUGFS=y” it will not build as a module, it will be built in. I.e. Will not appear in lsmod.
In my .config, it appears as:
CONFIG_CROS_EC_DEBUGFS=m

But with =Y is might still work.
Try the ec-syslog again.

What does the output of “lsmod |grep -i cros” give? Something like this:

leds_cros_ec           12288  0
led_class_multicolor    16384  1 leds_cros_ec
gpio_cros_ec           12288  0
cros_ec_chardev        12288  0
cros_ec_hwmon          12288  0
cros_ec_debugfs        16384  0
cros_ec_sysfs          12288  0
cros_ec_dev            12288  0
cros_ec_lpcs           20480  0
cros_ec                20480  1 cros_ec_lpcs

[AMDevil]

im glad to say that finally i can give you the requested logs… all my posts above showed just my painful way of not knowing what to do and running against walls

in the end the solution to the task “how to install the kernel module cros_ec_debugfs” was to just rely on the fedora kernel-debug package which is provided over their rpm repositories. no need to compile modules or the whole kernel by yourself in this case.

commands (fedora 42 atomic spin):

1. rpm-ostree override remove kernel --install kernel-debug --reboot

this will create a new deployment for your ostree system with the kernel-debug instead of the kernel package which provides the module cros_ec_debugfs precompiled.

than as you said sudo modprobe cros_ec_debugfs worked as intended and i could run your script as well with sudo.

and when the debugging fun is ended i will just rollback to my old system state with rpm-ostree rollback --reboot and the system will be back on its non debug way.

and now the resulting logs while connecting the Anker 737 Charger:

Mai 24 13:48:38 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F54
Mai 24 13:48:38 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA9D
Mai 24 13:48:38 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F56
Mai 24 13:48:38 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F50
Mai 24 13:48:48 ec-syslog[5023]: [3916.780800 Battery 80% (Display 78.9 %) / 4h:17 to empty]
Mai 24 13:48:59 ec-syslog[5023]: [3921.538100 Battery 79% (Display 78.9 %) / 4h:20 to empty]
Mai 24 13:48:59 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F54
Mai 24 13:48:59 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F53
Mai 24 13:48:59 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F58
Mai 24 13:49:09 ec-syslog[5023]: [3935.826300 Battery 79% (Display 78.8 %) / 4h:22 to empty]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3958.083000 Battery 79% (Display 78.7 %) / 4h:48 to empty]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.089800 CYPD_RESPONSE_PORT_CONNECT 0]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.095400 board_set_active_charge_port port 0, prev:[3959.099800 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: -1]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.127500 CL: p0 s1 i3000 v5000][3959.129500 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: 
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.144000 update charger!!]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.160000 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.217800 AC on]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.219600 AC BALANCED]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.221100 event set 0x0000000000000008]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003[3959.236300 CL: p0 s0 i500 v5000 (forced)]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: B
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: P[3959.251600 cypd_update_power_status:0=0xe]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: ORT80: [3959.256600 cypd_update_power_status:1=0xe]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F60
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.299700 Battery 79% (Display 78.7 %) / 4h:48 to empty]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.336700 charge_request(17800mV, 3912mA)]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F34
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F34
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.364900 CYPD_RESPONSE_PD_CONTRACT_NEGOTIATION_COMPLETE 0]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA83
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.371700 board_set_active_charge_port port 0[3959.375300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: , prev:0]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.387000 CCG_RESPONSE_ACCEPT_MSG_RX 0]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.391000 cypd_write_reg8_wait_ack pre 0x82 ]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.401300 CL: p0 s0 i1000 v15000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.405100 Overriding Slow charger status]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80:[3959.410300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]:  AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.423200 CCG_RESPONSE_ACCEPT_MSG_RX 0]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.433800 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.445900 CCG_RESPONSE_VDM_RX]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.452600 CCG_RESPONSE_VDM_RX]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.472500 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.498300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3C03
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F71
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.528600 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F33
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.568500 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F40
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F80
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F84
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F83
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 3F88
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.903600 CCG_RESPONSE_ACCEPT_MSG_RX 0]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3959.909400 CL: p0 s0 i500 v15000 (forced)]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.032200 CYPD_RESPONSE_PD_CONTRACT_NEGOTIATION_COMPLETE 0]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.041000 CL: p0 s0 i5000 v20000[3960.043000 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: ]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.071400 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.097200 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 0020
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.127500 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.153400 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.183700 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.209600 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 0020
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.236200 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.262100 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.298500 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.334800 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:29 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.365200 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.401300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.428200 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.454100 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.501300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.530700 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.561300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.591200 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.621400 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.636000 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.662600 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: Change SOC Power Limit: SPL 25000mW, sPPT 33000mW, fPPT 51000mW, p3T 141000mW
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.692000 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.721600 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.745400 update charger!!]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.802500 CSIN SINK Discharge Disable]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.807200 AC off]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: Change SOC Power Limit: SPL 25000mW, sPPT 33000mW, fPPT 51000mW, p3T 80000mW
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.826500 Battery 79% (Display 78.7 %) / 4h:51 to empty]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3960.852900 event set 0x0000000000000010]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA83
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3961.146600 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3961.176000 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: P:0 SET TYPEC RP=1[3966.275700 cypd_write_reg8_wait_ack pre 0x82 ]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3966.281100 cypd_write_reg8_wait_ack pre 0x82 ]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3966.285800 PORT_DISCONNECT]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3966.291100 board_set_active_charge_port port -1, [3966.295400 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: prev:0]
Mai 24 13:49:40 ec-syslog[5023]: [3966.307900 cypd_write_reg8_wait_ack pre 0x2 ]

this log contains as well plugging in the charger and drawing the usb-c connector out

compared to that - the output of my 61w apple charger (plugging in and drawing out):

Mai 24 15:02:50 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA9C
Mai 24 15:02:50 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F58
Mai 24 15:02:50 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F51
Mai 24 15:02:50 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F50
Mai 24 15:03:00 ec-syslog[5877]: [8399.051600 Battery 60% (Display 59.6 %) / 4h:10 to empty]
Mai 24 15:03:10 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F54
Mai 24 15:03:10 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F53
Mai 24 15:03:10 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F58
Mai 24 15:03:31 ec-syslog[5877]: [8422.330800 Battery 60% (Display 59.5 %) / 3h:52 to empty]
Mai 24 15:03:51 ec-syslog[5877]: [8445.616700 Battery 60% (Display 59.4 %) / 3h:55 to empty]
Mai 24 15:04:09 kernel: workqueue: acpi_os_execute_deferred hogged CPU for >13333us 4 times, consider switching to WQ_UNBOUND
Mai 24 15:04:09 kernel: pcieport 0000:00:08.3: PME: Spurious native interrupt!
Mai 24 15:04:11 kernel: ucsi_acpi USBC000:00: unknown error 256
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.469100 CYPD_RESPONSE_PORT_CONNECT 0]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.474800 board_set_active_charge_port port 0, prev:[8470.479300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: -1]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.507200 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.510400 CL: p0 s1 i1500 v5000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.523200 update charger!!]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.543200 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.595600 AC on]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.596900 AC BALANCED]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.598800 event set 0x0000000000000008]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 0004
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.625800 CCG_RESPONSE_ACCEPT_MSG_RX 0]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.635100 CL: p0 s0 i500 v5000 (forced)]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [847[8470.657500 cypd_update_power_status:0=0x8]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: 0.656900 update cha[8470.662500 cypd_update_power_status:1=0x8]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: rger!!]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.671900 Battery 60% (Display 59.3 %) / 4h:8 to empty]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.738300 charge_request(17800mV, 3912mA)]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.742000 CSIN SINK Discharge Disable]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.746400 AC off]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.748300 eve[8470.752000 CYPD_RESPONSE_PD_CONTRACT_NEGOTIATION_COMPLETE 0]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: nt set 0x0000000000000010]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.767000 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F44
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.785500 board_set_active_charge_port port 0, prev:0]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.801200 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.811100 CL: p0 s0 i3000 v20000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F48
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.821800 Battery 60% (Display 59.3 %) / 4h:8 to empty]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.827000 update charger!!]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.830900 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.861400 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.891100 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.913200 AC on]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: Change SOC Power Limit: SPL 25000mW, sPPT 33000mW, fPPT 51000mW, p3T 103000mW
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.944400 event set 0x0000000000000008]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8470.964800 Battery 60% (Display 59.3 %) / 4h:8 to empty]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.002400 charge_request(17800mV, 3912mA)]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA83
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F73
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 3F83
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.590600 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.620300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.650300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.680100 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.710600 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.739900 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.770400 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 0020
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.800000 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.912800 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.942300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.972300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8471.987400 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8472.004000 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8E
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8472.040300 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: AA8F
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8472.066100 event set 0x0400000000000000]
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: PORT80: 003B
Mai 24 15:04:12 ec-syslog[5877]: [8472.714700 Battery 60% (Display 59.4 %) / 3h:38 to full]
Mai 24 15:04:17 kernel: workqueue: power_supply_changed_work hogged CPU for >13333us 35 times, consider switching to WQ_UNBOUND

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