Daemon or other but I've a problem with
Hotkeys setup...
I followed what nielsslot said, I restart acpid and mes keys work. But when
I restart my computer, I must restart acpid once when I want to use my
keys...
Do you have this problem too ?
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No Screen Backlight Control; Sony Vaio
I'd like to mention that this bug also effects KTurtle. In Intrepid's
KTurtle it's not possible to executes scripts written in any other
language then English.
KTurtle uses contexts for translation (the ki18nc method is used). A
workaround is installing the Debian kde-l10n-* packages.
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KDE4
yleetiny: current NVClock CVS includes a Smartdimmer utility. The code of
this utility is based on the old smartdimmer code and uses the new NVClock
backend (with Geforce 8 support).
2008/10/28 yleetiny [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does somebody have tried to patch smartdimmer too?
I was originally
Current NVClock CVS has a copy of the smartdimmer utility with Geforce 8
support.
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Add support for nVidia 8 series backlight control to smartdimmer
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/286978
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Current CVS version of NVClock works fine for me. I tested it today and
gave some feedback to Roderick / Thunderbird. I would like to ask
everyone here to test the CVS version. See
http://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=21335 for instructions on how to
get it. See the description of the bug on how
I've already got FN keys to work. It's pretty easy. In /etc/acpi/events
there are a number of files. You can copy or change the sony brightness
files.
First change the key event. To find out which key code you need run
'acpi_listen' and press the brightness up and down keys. For me it was
NVClock crashes in Acpi.d events because no HOME environment variable has
been set. See src/backend/config.c line 273. As a workaround I have this:
#!/bin/bash
HOME=/root nvclock -S 5
I also had to copy the ~/.nvclock directory to /root/.nvclock.
Now I've got it working perfectly. When I unplug
I can confirm this work on a Sony Vaio FZ38M with a 8400M GT. Mikes: thank
you very much :).
2008/10/21 mephx [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tuesday 21 October 2008 03:22:28 SooW wrote:
Great news! Let's hope things will improve quickly now :)
I'm on a 8400M too and would be glad to test your hack.
Hi guys,
I've made a patch using code from Mikes and seek. My patch makes more
use of code already in NVClock. It therefore works, for the user, the
same as with older GeForce 7xxx cards. This means that you have to
supply a percentage instead of just a value. Because of this I had to
choose a 0%
According to the README file of Smartdimmer the tool is obsolete.
Quote:
The PCM register on the nVIDIA card was found using numerous register dumps
in Cygwin under Windows and comparing the differing registers. The register
is accessed using libbackend from nvclock and this setting will most
Can anyone confirm that this also works on Vaio's with NVida GeForce 8
graphics cards? As far as I know this fix is only for Intel graphics
cards.
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unable to adjust screen brightness on recent Sony Vaio notebooks
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/173652
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