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ok, tried that and also acpi_backlight=Linux which was suggested in the thread you linked. both did nothing
Also checked that google search. I believe those are all about the function ...
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- 10-05-2012 #11
ok, tried that and also acpi_backlight=Linux which was suggested in the thread you linked. both did nothing
Also checked that google search. I believe those are all about the function keys not changing the brightness. in this situation the function keys will change the brightness once the monitor is "woken up"
- 10-05-2012 #12
Dang. I'm about out of ideas here. Best I can think of is use a text based installer, if available and see if that helps.
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- 10-05-2012 #13
well, PCLINUXOS is installed (I used the external monitor) and I can use the laptop if I leave it set after I boot it up then touch a button (to wake up the screen), it is just annoying as hell.

looking at some console commands right now to see if I can't make a startup script that can kick the backlight on when the system finishes booting
EDIT: I might have something.
I tried many different commands before coming across this
Now, that didn't work and for sh!ts and giggles I usedCode:vbetool dpms on
So at this point I was stareing at two blank screens instead of one. blindly I typedCode:vbetool dpms off
again and both screens came on!Code:vbetool dpms on
So now all I got to do is create a script that will run at boot that executes these two commands:
I know how to make the script run when I log in but unsure how to make it run before. gonna have to go back to the googlesCode:vbetool dpms off vbetool dpms on
Last edited by TheAlmightyOS; 10-05-2012 at 03:39 AM.


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