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Old 06-18-2009   #1 (permalink)
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Dell Studio 1555 - brightness keys (ubuntu)

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I have very strange problem with my notebook - Dell Studio 1555. I have installed on it Ubuntu 9.04. When it's booting the system, I can change the brightness by special keys normally. When Ubuntu is working, the keys usually work for about the first minute, and later they just stop functioning correctly - when I press them, there is only brightness icon shown and nothing else happens. I also noticed that it recognizes when I' ve closed the laptop if and only if the brightness control is working.
Can anyone help me?

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You might want to move this to the Ubuntu forum. That's where the Ubuntu experts will more likely be watching.
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check your power settings and see if the system's on battery or AC
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