Got a similar problem on a HP Zbook G5. I have 2 graphics cards: Intel + Nvidia.
I use the Nvidia proprietary drivers 415. The difference in my case is that I have an entry in "/sys/class/backlight", namely: "intel_backlight" and that I can control the display brightness using the gnome GUI slider, but also my backlight hotkeys are not working and none of the following kernel parameters solved the issue:
"acpi_backlight=vendor"
"acpi_backlight=video"
"acpi_backlight=video0"
"acpi_backlight=none"
"acpi_osi=Linux"
Since many people are experiencing this annoying bug, it would really be great if it could be solved.
Anyhow, thanks for any of your efforts to solve this issue!
Got a similar problem on a HP Zbook G5. I have 2 graphics cards: Intel + Nvidia. backlight" , namely: "intel_backlight" and that I can control the display brightness using the gnome GUI slider, but also my backlight hotkeys are not working and none of the following kernel parameters solved the issue: backlight= vendor" backlight= video" backlight= video0" backlight= none" osi=Linux"
I use the Nvidia proprietary drivers 415. The difference in my case is that I have an entry in "/sys/class/
"acpi_
"acpi_
"acpi_
"acpi_
"acpi_
Since many people are experiencing this annoying bug, it would really be great if it could be solved.
Anyhow, thanks for any of your efforts to solve this issue!