Marc Koschewski wrote:
>Hi Halva,
>
>the lcd module is not the backlight module. The module managing
>backlight is named backlight. ;)
>
>
Ehm... ops...
Is there a wall where I can go and hit my head? ... Just a bit... :-)
Luckily (?), loading the module backlight does not solve the problem. M
* Thomas Halva Labella <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-07-28 10:31:02 +0200]:
> A. F. Cano wrote:
>
> >The question is (I think), how to turn off the backlight via software?
> >This might be an issue of bad firmware (Dell firmware is notoriously
> >linux-unfriendly, not to say buggy) and/or bad ACPI su
A. F. Cano wrote:
>The question is (I think), how to turn off the backlight via software?
>This might be an issue of bad firmware (Dell firmware is notoriously
>linux-unfriendly, not to say buggy) and/or bad ACPI support in same,
>in which case there might not be an easy solution. Anyone have a
>
On Wed, Jul 27, 2005 at 09:12:41PM +0200, Thomas Halva Labella wrote:
> Hi again!
>
> I already posted something on this list, but I did not receive many
> answers. I hope to be luckier now:-)
I have the same problem. Different laptop, display and kernel.
In my case, Dell 8600, nvidia 4400go and
Hi again!
I already posted something on this list, but I did not receive many
answers. I hope to be luckier now:-)
The short version of the problem is the following: when the screen of my
laptop should switch off, instead of black it becomes white!
A bit longer version: it is not 100 percent whi
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