Re: Thinkpad Backlight Trouble in X in Testing

2014-05-08 Thread Daniel Moerner
On Thu, May 8, 2014 at 1:42 AM, Stephen Allen
marathon.duran...@gmail.com wrote:
 Both work here on my X300 running testing. I know after getting systemd
 working my suspend started working reliably, however fn+brightness keys
 works. I'm on Gnome-Shell if that makes a difference.

Quite unclear what went wrong, but I restored from a backup and things
started working again. Hopefully this problem won't recur.

Daniel


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Re: Thinkpad Backlight Trouble in X in Testing

2014-05-07 Thread Daniel Moerner
Hi,

A quick follow-up on this: It's a general problem with ACPI triggers,
I think. Suspend on lid close is also no longer working. Can't believe
I didn't think to check this before emailing out - sorry.

Daniel

On Wed, May 7, 2014 at 11:30 AM, Daniel Moerner dmoer...@gmail.com wrote:
 Hi all,

 This morning I encountered serious problems with using my backlight in
 X in Testing. There are two related problems:

 1. The fn keys on my Thinkpad X200s no longer control the backlight
 when X is running.
 2. The brightness continually stays at minimum. I can manually change
 the backlight by echoing appropriate values into
 /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/backlight. However, within
 seconds the backlight returns to the minimum brightness. Also, with
 triggers I can't determine yet, the backlight sometimes flickers from
 minimum to maximum before settling on minimum.

 However:

 Backlight control with fn keys works as normal while in BIOS, while in
 Grub, while in initramfs (waiting for me to type my crypto password),
 and during boot even after the framebuffer has loaded. Once X has
 started, however, they no longer work, and my brightness, no matter
 what it was beforehand, drops to minimum, and I can no longer change
 it with the fn keys in X or a virtual terminal.

 I've attached what I believe to be the only relevant portion of my
 log, the last five days of updates, although I only noticed the
 problem this morning (and it's very noticeable). I've also attached a
 list of packages.

 I would file a bug report but I have no idea what package is causing
 this problem. laptop-mode-tools is installed but claims to be
 deactivated (due to being plugged in).

 Any help would be appreciated. Even if the fn-keys stop working for
 some reason, if there's some way to figure out how to keep it from
 staying on minimum brightness, that would be fabulous.

 Daniel


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Re: Thinkpad Backlight Trouble in X in Testing

2014-05-07 Thread Stephen Allen
On Wed, May 07, 2014 at 11:32:58AM +0100, Daniel Moerner wrote:
 Hi,
 
 A quick follow-up on this: It's a general problem with ACPI triggers,
 I think. Suspend on lid close is also no longer working. Can't believe
 I didn't think to check this before emailing out - sorry.

Both work here on my X300 running testing. I know after getting systemd
working my suspend started working reliably, however fn+brightness keys
works. I'm on Gnome-Shell if that makes a difference. 


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