Hi Mattia,
(taking the MMC guy out, this is not about the SD card reader anymore)
On Di, 28 Okt 2008, Mattia Dongili wrote:
> Yes, I am. But I have no idea what might be wrong. Did you also try
> xbacklight while in X and using the Intel card?
I am a step further on. Thanks to Ishikawa-san I have an sony-laptop.c
file which allows setting the backlight using the
/sys/devices/backlight/{sony,acpi_video0}/backlight files
(interestingly, they do not agree on their behaviour, xbacklight can
change in 12.5% jumps, that makes 9 different values, but allowed are
only 8 (from 0 to 7). In sony the 0% is missing, in acpi_video0 the 100%
is missing -- i.e., sony/brightness 0 is brighter than
acpi_video0/brightness 0, and so on).
But still the function keys do not work.
No idea what could be done here.
Best wishes
Norbert
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