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Hello everyone. Installed voria's samsung-tools for staff with Fn keys, everything works perfect, except of Fn+Up/Down (changing display brightness). I even can't change it from command line. (/sys/class/backlight/ folder is completely empty) Looks like I missing some modules in kernel? also I tried to change it with gnome applet, which doesnt works also. :-)
also heard about package samsung-backlight, but didn't found any information about it. Any solutions for this ?
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Have you looked at the Samsung N150 article in the wiki? It has instructions for getting backlight change to work, among other things.
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yes, I'd looked there, but in ubuntu with the samsung-tools and same netbook Fn keys working fully.
thanks for answering
EDIT: Interesting that I can change it while in GRUB :-)
Last edited by evolution (2010-10-12 19:40:31)
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Try to install bc and follow the instructions for backlight in the wiki.
Good luck.
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I'm running an N150, too. I installed Arch, Gnome and a load of packages with the help of a friend. Still we can't figure out how to get control over this backlight.
Before I started working on it, there was a gnome notification bar for backlight which I could raise and lower using the Fn+Up/Down keys, yet the backlight wouldn't change. Then I setup everything according to the wiki and it doesn't work.
How can I get some help on that?
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Check Arch Wiki: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Samsung_N150
Also, you can make use of https://launchpad.net/samsung-tools which works like a charm on my N148 (same as N150).
BTW: samsung-tools is already in AUR;-)
Last edited by terry (2011-04-18 01:12:53)
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Check Arch Wiki: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Samsung_N150
Also, you can make use of https://launchpad.net/samsung-tools which works like a charm on my N148 (same as N150).
Fn+Up/Down works with my N150 + samsung-tools from AUR, but it knows only the 2 states "bright" or "dark". It's not what I would expect, but it's a start ![]()
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Brightness is working for me (Samsung 150 Plus).
using bash script from here:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sa … 3_sleep.29
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