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Samsung N120 Brightness controls don't work (Jaunty+Karmic)
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With upgrade to 10.10 the Brightness controls do not work on my N120
Now i work with the patch
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Shouldn't this be posted as a different bug? 10.10 seems to be working
for me with my N120, which the original bug was about.
Shouldn't you make a new one for the n210?
Because this one seems solved.
I think it would be better for everyone if you made a new one,
generically for samsung laptops (
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Same issue on ubuntu 10.10 daily-live : the Brightness controls do not work on
a N210.
I don't know if it's a udev rules issues or something at higher level but it
should be easy to figure out (I'm going to investigate)
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With the current daily-live of Kubuntu
(http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/daily-live/current/ ) the Brightness
controls do not work on a N210. You do see the brightness pop-up when
you press the brightness keys but the brightness does not change (and
the pop-up shows always minimum brightness).
I
@Xavier - Have you tried 10.10 yet? Because I believe they do work out
of the box.
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Is there a plan to merge these fixes and the samsung-backlight/tools/wireless
into ubuntu 10.10 mainline?
Things like "backlight control" should really work out of the box on 10.10.
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I've now upgraded this system to Ubuntu 10.04LTS and this problem
persists. Fortunato, have you considered submitting your fixes to the
main Linux kernel ?
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Sorry for the late answer, but I was no more subscribed to this bug.
You can find fixed kernel and udev packages on my repository (link below), for
both karmic and lucid.
They fix the FN keys release on these samsung models:
N120, N128, N130, N140, N148/N208, NB30, N150/N210/N220, N220, N310,
N51
Hi,
I installed your backlight package and modified 95-keymap.rules file.
Now I have stuck FN key issue as you predicted might happen. Not big
problem, but would be nice to have it solved. Hows your kernel patching
going? Im using N120 and 9.10 netbook remix.
Thanks
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That's really odd.
Are the Fn+up and Fn+down keys recognized by using the 'xev' command line
utility?
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Well this is interesting. I installed Fortunato's package and the
brightness panel applet now works. I also modified the file and the
FN+up / down keys for brightness control don't work, however ALT+up /
down now control brightness (!). I removed the PPA as other packages
risked being upgraded.
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That's my script 'lumino' :
#!/bin/bash
file=$HOME/lumino
med=40
if [ -f $file ]
then
l=$(cat $file)
else
echo $med > $file
l=$med
fi
case "$1" in
"+")
l=$(( $l + 5 ))
[ $l -gt 95 ] && l=95
;;
"-")
l=$(( $l - 5 ))
[ $l -lt 5 ] && l=5
To enable the FN keys, you need to edit the file
'/lib/udev/rules.d/95-keymap.rules', search for the string 'NC10', then
add your model to the list of Samsung models.
In other words, modify the line:
ENV{DMI_VENDOR}=="[sS][aA][mM][sS][uU][nN][gG]*",
ATTR{[dmi/id]product_name}=="*NC10*|*NC20*|*SP5
@Fortunato, I installed your .deb "nc10-backlight" package on my Samsung
N120. The first thing I noticed was my screen is so much brighter on the
first boot. The brightness function keys do not work out-of-the-box, but
the brightness panel applet now works. Thanks a lot, this is very much
appreciat
Sorry, meant to write Fortunato.
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@Hulin, would you share/attach such scripts ?
@Fortunate, thank you, I'll be testing that shortly, I hope other with the same
system do the same :)
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I've built a .deb package for the latest stable kernel, containing the
kernel module written by Greg Kroah-Hartman (http://github.com/gregkh
/samsung-backlight), which enables backlight control on various Samsung
netbooks, when KMS is enabled.
It's called 'nc10-backlight' and it's available on my
Hi,
I've the same probleme, however I resolved it with a bash script.
The command "sudo setpci -s 00:02.1 F4.B=n"
with n= a number from 5 to 100, adjust the luminosity.
I created a shortkey in preferences of gnome to execute a short script with
shift / top arrow or shift / down arrow. These bash
I have the same problem as Felipe De la Puente. I already compiled Kernel
2.6.33-rc3 and tried that, but to no avail.
There is a new module in that kernel version, "samsung-laptop", which is
supposed to fix exactly this problem.
I did an insmod on it with force=1:
sudo insmod samsung-laptop.ko fo
I have this too on a fully updated Karmic on a Samsung n120
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Hi, fresh install on X420 has the same problem, probably the same
hardware. Haven't checked that.
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