On Mi, 11 Nov 2009, Romuald Janik wrote:
> Hope this may be useful..
Yes that works. Maybe Raphael can set up something where the
brightness up/down scripts is saved.
There is only one thing that might need some work: If you do it this
way then GNOME for example will decrease the brightness and the acpi
subsystem, too, so you will get two steps less I suppose.
This can be undone by removing the Intel block completely ;-)
> if [ $INTELQ == 0 ];
> then
> #intel
> INTEL_LEVEL=$(( $LEVEL*255/100 ))
> BRL=$(printf "%02X" $INTEL_LEVEL)
> setpci -s 00:02.0 F4.B=$BRL
> else
Her ein the nvidia block I would use nvclock, it is somehow newer and
actively developed AFAIR.
> #nvidia
> smartdimmer -s $LEVEL
> fi
Thanks a lot reminding us
Norbert
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