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I think you should invite people who has the same problem to post here to make Nvidia react.
But they could even never react because they claim that it is an OEM-specific problem, so you must use external tools to change the backlight... There is a bug opened on bugzilla on linux himself, it's a way to make the things move. I want to notice that the Nouveau project has already implemented backlight managing in their drivers ! |
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I don't have to use any external tool, simply compiling the kernel with various legacy support has worked for me.
I think Nvidia does not stands at day with new changes in kernel. |
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What legacy support do you mean exactly?
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I don't know exactly the lack of what legacy support have to blame , because I switched to active a lot of legacy /proc /sys support at once, as a last try to fix the brightness problem.
Hold on ,I'l go to recompile. This time turning one at time and testing brightness support. When I have the guilty, I tell you. |
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That would be great
![]() What notebook model do you have? I hope it doesn't matter that I have a HP. |
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I tried switched on/of the ACPI legacy support for:
/proc files /proc directories /proc events And recompiled the kernel every time. Till the moment, the only that has worked for me, was unload the support for acpi video. After unload, the brightness support stop working for fn keys and power devil. I will continue doing tests, can be involved something more. |
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Sorry didn't see your post
![]() I have an HP Pavillion DV6880es, Nvidia 8400M GS (G86). |
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Hum that would be great to investigate this way !
Keep the good work and let us know what are the options to enable ! Thanks ! |
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About this topic, I've found that if you don't compile the legacy ACPI /proc event support, the brightness work. But when coming from switching from console or sleep, the brightness can be only changed by the fn keys, till the next reboot.
¿Please can you check if have you enabled and/or loaded the video acpi module? |
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I've no video acpi module, and i'll test disable /proc/acpi/event
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Copy and paste the line below in a console, and put the results here:
cat /boot/config-`uname -r` | grep CONFIG_ACPI_VIDEO |
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Are you using a vanilla kernel? Could you send me a kernel .config file please?
The video module is built as a module on my (fedora) kernel and it is loaded. But nothing changed when I removed it (rmmod video) modinfo says that it has the parameter brightness_switch_enabled:bool, will try to play with this... |
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