The situation with the brightness control is a complete mess at the moment and 
it's getting very annoying.
Unfortunately, I only have a Samsung NC10 and the brightness control here is 
working out-of-the-box, with no need to use the "samsung-backlight" kernel 
module, and I'm unable to investigate the problem further.

Anyway, from what I'm reading, each netbook model behaves differently,
thus I've no clue on how to fix this permanently and for everyone.

Please try these steps:

- Completely remove "samsung-backlight", reboot, and check if brightness 
control works out-of-the-box for your model.
- If not, edit the file "/etc/default/grub" and add the option 
"acpi_backlight=vendor" to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT,
  run update-grub and reboot, and check if brightness control works.
- If not, install "samsung-backlight", reboot and check if brightness control 
works.
- If it's not working yet, edit the file 
"/etc/modprobe.d/samsung-backlight.conf" and comment out the line starting with 
"options", then reboot.
- If up to this point it's not working yet, I'm sorry but I'm out of options. :(

Please report here the results in order to have a more complete picture
of the situation.

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Title:
  N130 flickering backlight on startup

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