I'm afraid I have to reassign this back to the kernel. In comment 4 it
is shown that the Fn+Fx keys work, but the topmost keys (labelled 3 in
your image) all generate the same scan code 0x8D, so it's impossible to
assign these to a keycode. These scan codes need to be fixed in the
driver, or it
I guess it does help to mention that the backlight for the keyboard is
directly linked to bios options. So if in windows I turn backlight on
than it will change to on in the bios, There is an option for on off
and timer in the BIOS. Timer is at default for 15 seconds, Toshiba
program allows you to
I'm running UBUNTU 12.04 LTS Live CD and the backlight doesn't work. I
have a Toshiba A665-s6057 which normally doesnt come with a backlight
KB, but it works under Windows 7.
I have some info that might be of interest and possibly the source of
confusion.
The service manual for the A660 series
I have a Toshiba Satellite P755 S5182. It works/fails almost identically
to the posters above (on kubuntu 12.04). One of the major reasons I
selected this notebook was for the backlit keyboard (which works fine on
Windows 7 - which I use only when forced to, but not on Linux.)
The main
** Changed in: systemd (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = In Progress
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Title:
[keymap] Toshiba satellite A660: backlight key does not work
To
I have a Toshiba Satellite A665 which has the same bug going back to
10.04. I ran through the keymapping steps mentioned above and have
identical results to Mouhanad. If there are any logs or testing I can do
to help solve this I'd be happy to help. There's a huge thread in the
Ubuntu Forums on
I did as you said- Also noticed you are the other of the file :). Note :
in this time frame i updated to ubuntu 13.10
Here is my result.
user@usrer-Satellite-A660:~$ /lib/udev/findkeyboards
AT keyboard: input/event3
Unknown type: input/event8
Unknown type: input/mouse1
Then I wrote down
