No good.
Indeed it does not matter if it is a new file or part of the keyboard conf.
In both cases the addition listed below caused a freeze of the X session (during start up,
the machine froze, not reaching the login prompt).
So I had to return the original situation, and the problem is still open:
How can you work with FC14 on lenovo T510, on battery, without having uncontrollable and
unreadable low luminosity?
Thanks,
Eran
Indeed it does not matter if it is a new file or part of the keyboard conf.
In both cases the addition listed below caused a freeze of the X session (during start up,
the machine froze, not reaching the login prompt).
So I had to return the original situation, and the problem is still open:
How can you work with FC14 on lenovo T510, on battery, without having uncontrollable and
unreadable low luminosity?
Thanks,
Eran
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Yes Xorg doesn't use xorg.conf anymore, it uses everything that is
located in xorg.conf.d.
So create a new file or attach this to your keyboard config (it
doesn't matter):
Section "Device"
Identifier "Device0"
Driver "nvidia"
VendorName "NVIDIA Corporation"
Option "RegistryDwords" "EnableBrightnessControl=1"
EndSection
This should fix your problems. Reboot and enjoy. But if you experience
any trouble and you get thrown into terminal-mode, remove the file.
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