laptop keys to change brightness does not work since upgrade to karmic and to lucid aplha 3

Bug #530238 reported by bhuvi
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Nominated for Lucid by Hans-Dominik

Bug Description

laptop hotkeys to change brightness does not work in my lenovo g550 laptop since upgrade to karmic from jaunty and it even does not work in lucid after upgrade from karmic to lucid alpha 3

bhuvi (bhuvanesh)
summary: laptop keys to change brightness does not work since upgrade to karmic
+ and to lucid aplha 3
description: updated
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James P. Carter (jpcarter) wrote :

I changed the package selection to xserver-xorg-input-keyboard.

affects: ubuntu → xserver-xorg-input-keyboard (Ubuntu)
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Timo Aaltonen (tjaalton) wrote :

not a driver bug, and -keyboard isn't used anymore anyway.

affects: xserver-xorg-input-keyboard (Ubuntu) → udev (Ubuntu)
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Hans-Dominik (hdm-mail) wrote :

Same to me on Fujitsu Siemens M9400

lower brightens is working but increase doesn't. It shortly gets brighter but then changes back to the last lower value

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Hans-Dominik (hdm-mail) wrote :

Even same problem with Lucid beta 1.

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average_user (vasyapoopkin256) wrote :

Kubuntu 10.04 LTS. Same simptons. Unable to adjust brightness.

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average_user (vasyapoopkin256) wrote :

HP Pavilion dv6 2090er. Core i7, NVidia.

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bhuvi (bhuvanesh) wrote :

Installed ubuntu 10.04 LTS final release , still the brightness keys are not working. have 2 change brightness using brightness control applet

bhuvi (bhuvanesh)
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Hans-Dominik (hdm-mail) wrote :

Same to me with Ubuntu 10.4 LTS

bhuvi (bhuvanesh)
Changed in udev (Ubuntu):
status: New → Confirmed
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Przemysław Kochański (kochas315) wrote :

Please try upgrade kernel to http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.34-lucid/
If it fix the problem, please make it dupe of #406515

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Hans-Dominik (hdm-mail) wrote :

tried with 2.6.34-020634-generic on fujitsu siemens eprimo 9400 with no changes .

typing the "Fn" button an brightness down or up button both decreases brightness

fyi using gnome-power-preferences brightnes fader, works fine for me

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Esteban Dido (estes1bandido) wrote :

I am a nubbie and need some help I just installed kubuntu 10.04 on a thinkpad R40. After the install I had two problems
1) Screen is so dark I have a hard time seeing what I am doing. Is there a fix or easy way to adjust the brightness?
2) The default screen size made the fonts so small that it took me 30 min to locate and adjust the screen size
If I could see what I was doing it would be nice.
how do I change the brightness?

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bhuvi (bhuvanesh) wrote :

@Esteban Dido : you might be facing the brightness issue as described in bug #581834

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bhuvi (bhuvanesh) wrote :

@Esteban Dido : try changing the brightness using the brightness applet.you can add it to the panel by,
right clicking the panel and select add applet and select brightness applet from the list of applets

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Hans-Dominik (hdm-mail) wrote :

tried with linux-image-2.6.35-020635rc1-generic_2.6.35-020635rc1_i386 brightness buttons works good. therefor marked as dub of bug #406515.

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