Andy, the new kernel does not work for me. New behavior:
+ /sys/devices/virtual/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness seems to work accurately.
+ "xbacklight -set" works accurately
- "xbacklight" does not read backlight values properly (it always returns 0.00000)
- Fn-brightness buttons don't work as they should: Pressing brightness down, brightness goes all the way to 0 and the osd. Brightness up, changes brightness level to 1. That's it, 0 and 1 for down and up.
- gnome-power-manager & brightness applet do not work properly
Andy, the new kernel does not work for me. New behavior:
+ /sys/devices/ virtual/ backlight/ acpi_video0/ brightness seems to work accurately.
+ "xbacklight -set" works accurately
- "xbacklight" does not read backlight values properly (it always returns 0.00000)
- Fn-brightness buttons don't work as they should: Pressing brightness down, brightness goes all the way to 0 and the osd. Brightness up, changes brightness level to 1. That's it, 0 and 1 for down and up.
- gnome-power-manager & brightness applet do not work properly
Back when I filed the upstream bug report, the patch in http:// bugzilla. kernel. org/show_ bug.cgi? id=12235 solved the issue for me. When my report was marked a duplicate, I was pointed to the patch here: http:// bugzilla. kernel. org/show_ bug.cgi? id=12249# c34, but haven't had time to try it. However, that patch is not the one you used for the new kernel: http:// people. ubuntu. com/~apw/ lp320874- jaunty/ 0001-ACPI- video-Fix- reversed- brightness- behavior- on-Thi. patch. So I'm a bit confused which patch actually is supposed to fix this issue :-/