cywhale
April 24th, 2009, 02:02 PM
Hello,
after a fresh reboot/boot of Jaunty changing brightness on my Acer Travelmate C110 using FN-left/right or brightness applet works fine.
However after first suspend to ram/resume I am not able to adjust the lcd brightness. Pulling AC does not result in screen dimming as intended, too.
I'm searching for a soultion to this issue for weeks now (same issue with Arch Linux, came back to Ubuntu with Jaunty beta after one year Arch Linux) - but nothing seems to work.
Last time brightness worked 100% for sure was with Ubuntu Gutsy (Intrepid not tested).
Driver: xf86-video-intel, Jaunty repo
Xorg: Jaunty repo, xorg.conf-device-section unchanged (default)
Kernel: Jaunty repo
Code:
echo <value>|sudo tee -a /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness
Works fine after fresh boot, not after suspend/resume.
- unloading module 'video' did not work
- un/reloading module 'acerhk' did not work (didn't think so but tried)
- using 'video brightness_switch_enabled=1' in /etc/modules did not work
- using most recent Xorg/intel driver (with Arch Linux) did not help
- using Xorg 1.4 and old intel drivers did not work (Arch Linux)
- converted my partitions back to ext3 and tried kernel 2.6.22 - garbeled screen/freeze :(
- compiling kernel with various patches maybe related to this result in freeze after 4-6 hours (always during package building)
This is the last issue with Linux on this little TabletPC and I'm desperately looking for a solution to this so any help would be greately appreciated... maybe an idea about garbeled screen with old kernel in jaunty?
after a fresh reboot/boot of Jaunty changing brightness on my Acer Travelmate C110 using FN-left/right or brightness applet works fine.
However after first suspend to ram/resume I am not able to adjust the lcd brightness. Pulling AC does not result in screen dimming as intended, too.
I'm searching for a soultion to this issue for weeks now (same issue with Arch Linux, came back to Ubuntu with Jaunty beta after one year Arch Linux) - but nothing seems to work.
Last time brightness worked 100% for sure was with Ubuntu Gutsy (Intrepid not tested).
Driver: xf86-video-intel, Jaunty repo
Xorg: Jaunty repo, xorg.conf-device-section unchanged (default)
Kernel: Jaunty repo
Code:
echo <value>|sudo tee -a /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness
Works fine after fresh boot, not after suspend/resume.
- unloading module 'video' did not work
- un/reloading module 'acerhk' did not work (didn't think so but tried)
- using 'video brightness_switch_enabled=1' in /etc/modules did not work
- using most recent Xorg/intel driver (with Arch Linux) did not help
- using Xorg 1.4 and old intel drivers did not work (Arch Linux)
- converted my partitions back to ext3 and tried kernel 2.6.22 - garbeled screen/freeze :(
- compiling kernel with various patches maybe related to this result in freeze after 4-6 hours (always during package building)
This is the last issue with Linux on this little TabletPC and I'm desperately looking for a solution to this so any help would be greately appreciated... maybe an idea about garbeled screen with old kernel in jaunty?