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I've scoured through the Arch Linux forums and I've tried everything that I could find and understand. I wanted to set the brightness to something visible when my laptop turns on as it goes straight to zero at each boot.
Well... not exactly. When I turn it on and reach the grub menu, brightness is just fine. Then I see the plymouth screen for about 2-3 seconds then the screen turns goes down to the lowest brightness for a second, turns back on and I see from udev stuff for less than a second then it's black with the the terminal cursor at the top left for a bit. After that, the screen is back down to zero and the login screen appears.
I have an HP 2000 Laptop. I have tried to echo what's in /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/backlight and /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness in /etc/rc.local but that seems to have done nothing. I couldn't seem to find much else so I'm hoping someone can help
Last edited by ponygon101 (2013-02-14 00:39:58)
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You are posting in kernel and hardware but we have no clue about either on your machine...
Please read How To Ask Questions The Smart Way:
we would need details about your machine, what exists in /sys/ that can be manually adjusted, what tools you have
tried to manage it with, etc, etc.
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You are posting in kernel and hardware but we have no clue about either on your machine...
Please read How To Ask Questions The Smart Way:
we would need details about your machine, what exists in /sys/ that can be manually adjusted, what tools you have
tried to manage it with, etc, etc.
Sorry about that. I updated my original post. Let me know if you need any further information and please move this if I've posted in the wrong subforum
Last edited by ponygon101 (2013-02-14 00:45:41)
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There is no /etc/rc.local anymore. What happens when you echo the value manually, does it work?
What about xkbacklight?
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There is no /etc/rc.local anymore.
Oh it's gone? That would explain why it doesn't work anymore. Sorry, I'm rather new form Ubuntu.
What happens when you echo the value manually, does it work?
What about xkbacklight?
When I try to put it in terminal with or without sudo, it says permission denied. I can use xbacklight and the hardware keys to change the backlight once I reach the login screen.
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echo doesn't work correctly with sudo. See this post for some alternatives.
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