** Package changed: xorg (Ubuntu) = linux (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = New
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Laptop display
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** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Marking the task for gnome-power-manager invalid. This is a bug in the
kernel or xorg.
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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I'm having this problem on my HP Pavilion dv7, as I did on my HP
Pavilion dv6. I'm currently using Isadora 10 64-bit with kernel
2.6.35-23-generic, (and I experienced the same problem with normal
Ubuntu Maverick 64-bit). I can change the brightness as normal using the
fn keys and with the normal
** Tags added: regression-release
** Tags removed: regression-potential
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Hi everyone,
I discovered a work-around that actually seems to work. It definitely
keeps display at proper brightness when I log in. It was posted by
'Kubicle' on kubuntuforums.net.
I have an even more recent version of the kernel than this (-34), and
this still fixes it.
What you do is create
Same issue for me too with Kubuntu 10.04, Thinkpad T42.
This issue does not occur when I use Ubuntu 10.04, which makes me wonder
whether its really an xorg bug or if it might be something else.
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I have the same problem with IBM T60p with ATI Technologies Inc M56GL
[Mobility FireGL V5200]. Power Manamgement settings do not have any
effect but I can restore the brightness with function keys.
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I have the exact same problem Chris Bainbridge and Jim Cauthen have. I
am using KDE on Thinkpad T42, Lucid 10.04. Display goes to dimmest
setting after login. I can then make it brighter manually. Screensaver
does not affect it. It also goes dim after display turns off and then
back on (I have it
I have the same problem on a T42P that Chris Bainbridge reported on
2010-05-17.
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Same here. Thinkpad T42p with ATI Radeon FireGL T2. Display goes dim
after a few minutes. Can be brightened again using the fn-home key
combination.
Same as Memartin: switching to a console with ctrl-alt-f1 then switching
back with ctrl-alt-f7 results in the screen being dimmed.
Using KDE
Using Gnome the display does not dim on boot, and ctrl-alt-f1 ctrl-
alt-f7 does not dim the screen. Using KDE it does. The KDE battery
monitor screen brightness slider does not work - the brightness always
gets set to the lowest setting. So it looks like this may be a
powerdevil bug (at least, for
I am experiencing the same problem after an upgrade to 10.04 (kubuntu).
I have an IBM ThinkPad R51e with an ATI Technologies Inc RC410 [Radeon
Xpress 200M].
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Same here on a ThinkPad T42, running KDE.
The screen gets dimmed when manually starting PowerDevil through the
Service Manager.
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I have the same issue with Thinkpad R51 (mob. radeon 9000) and KDE.
Whenever I try to change brightness through KDE's power management or
battery applet, display dims.
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** Also affects: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Another thing I experience is that when I switch to a text console using
Strg+Alt+F[1..6] and the switch back to X with Stgr+Alt+F7, the screen
brightness goes down as well. Better said: It stays bright when
switching towards the text consoles, and instantly goes dark as soon as
I switch back to
Thirded. I get this on my eeePC 1001p. The screen is dim in Plymouth,
then GDM starts and it flashes bright, then back to dim at the login
window. If I then manually increase the brightness (using the
brightness keys) and log in it will flicker, then go maximum dim when
I am fully logged in.
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I logged in using the xterm session and this did not happen, so I
started looking at the various default startup applications. When I
disabled the gnome-power-management daemon the screen brightness stayed
bright, as expected. So, it seems the gnome power manager is erroneously
Same behavior here on T42 with ATI Radeon Mobility 7500 and Kubuntu
Lucid beta. The display is bright up to the kdm logon. When KDE loads,
screen brightness drops to lowest at once.
I am not completely sure if it's the same problem as above, since whole
brightness management by powerdevil seems
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** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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** Attachment added: BootDmesg.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/43155011/BootDmesg.txt
** Attachment added: CurrentDmesg.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/43155012/CurrentDmesg.txt
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