sudo dellLcdBrightness -a
Read AC Mode Setting
current: 0
min: 0
max: 7
libsmbios worked well in hardy, but now it gets confused too. For example if I do this:
1: Fn+down till mininum brightness
2: raise brightness to the maximum from the panel applet
I end up having about half the brightness, while gnome/hal think it's at 100%, and libsmbios at 0%.
the applet reads and change the brightness in some other way. It also appears to have a lot more possible levels.
I really don't kwnow how it does it, but it does not agree with libsmbios and the fn-keys, so the result is not good.
Yes I am doing so.
sudo dellLcdBrightness -a
Read AC Mode Setting
current: 0
min: 0
max: 7
libsmbios worked well in hardy, but now it gets confused too. For example if I do this:
1: Fn+down till mininum brightness
2: raise brightness to the maximum from the panel applet
I end up having about half the brightness, while gnome/hal think it's at 100%, and libsmbios at 0%.
the applet reads and change the brightness in some other way. It also appears to have a lot more possible levels.
I really don't kwnow how it does it, but it does not agree with libsmbios and the fn-keys, so the result is not good.