I don't believe that dimmer control has much affect here. As stated in
the OP even xset dpms direct commands fail to sleep or suspend the
screen. More than likely this is a bug in the kernel, as the latest
nvidia drivers in earlier kernel versions would work successfully.
That said, I'm happy I can finally suspend and resume the machine as a
whole without random lockups, so I can live with a fading back light
until this is addressed =)
-cf
On 06/06/2012 05:09 AM, Ashton Fagg wrote:
> On 6 June 2012 20:49, mflorea<email address hidden> wrote:
>> This issue is more serious than it sounds. After unlocking the screen my
>> display has horizontal flickering lines and a bad/visible refresh rate.
>> They disappear after a couple of minutes but I'm afraid this will affect
>> my display on the long run.
> I have noticed this, particularly on low brightness settings. I
> believe it is to do with the ambient light sensor, nothing sinister in
> regards to drivers. However I too would welcome any information on
> this.
>
Hi,
I don't believe that dimmer control has much affect here. As stated in
the OP even xset dpms direct commands fail to sleep or suspend the
screen. More than likely this is a bug in the kernel, as the latest
nvidia drivers in earlier kernel versions would work successfully.
That said, I'm happy I can finally suspend and resume the machine as a
whole without random lockups, so I can live with a fading back light
until this is addressed =)
-cf
On 06/06/2012 05:09 AM, Ashton Fagg wrote:
> On 6 June 2012 20:49, mflorea<email address hidden> wrote:
>> This issue is more serious than it sounds. After unlocking the screen my
>> display has horizontal flickering lines and a bad/visible refresh rate.
>> They disappear after a couple of minutes but I'm afraid this will affect
>> my display on the long run.
> I have noticed this, particularly on low brightness settings. I
> believe it is to do with the ambient light sensor, nothing sinister in
> regards to drivers. However I too would welcome any information on
> this.
>