Hi papukaija! Hello all!
Excuse the delay in my response.
I would like to help. How to get those details which you refer?
By now I can say that I have a laptop and a netbook, both Samsung.
The laptop is 64bit and have installed Ubuntu 12.04. The netbook is 32bit and have installed Xubuntu 11.10. Both have the same problem reported by me and I applied the same solution in both.
Although my laptop has two video cards - Intel and Nvidia, I think the problem is the "ever blessed" card from Intel... so beloved by Samsung.
Best Regards!
Lina
(my bug description on 2012-04-12)
<<The screen brightness always start with 100% and typing the Fn + F2/F3 keys only makes to appear the pointer on the screen, but doesn't work.
To change the screen brightness, only in the System Configurations – Brightness and Block, “every time that one switch on or restart the notebook”.
If one want to change again “ in the same session”, when the application window opens the screen brightness return to 100%.
Hi papukaija! Hello all!
Excuse the delay in my response.
I would like to help. How to get those details which you refer?
By now I can say that I have a laptop and a netbook, both Samsung.
The laptop is 64bit and have installed Ubuntu 12.04. The netbook is 32bit and have installed Xubuntu 11.10. Both have the same problem reported by me and I applied the same solution in both.
Although my laptop has two video cards - Intel and Nvidia, I think the problem is the "ever blessed" card from Intel... so beloved by Samsung.
Best Regards!
Lina
(my bug description on 2012-04-12)
<<The screen brightness always start with 100% and typing the Fn + F2/F3 keys only makes to appear the pointer on the screen, but doesn't work.
To change the screen brightness, only in the System Configurations – Brightness and Block, “every time that one switch on or restart the notebook”.
If one want to change again “ in the same session”, when the application window opens the screen brightness return to 100%.
I solve this problem changing the command line:
GRUB_CMDLINE_ LINUX_DEFAULT= "quiet splash"
to
GRUB_CMDLINE_ LINUX_DEFAULT= "quiet acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight= vendor splash"
even thus, at every restart one need to change the brightness, the configuration doesn't hold.
My Notebook:
Samsung model 300E4A-AD1
Intel Core i5 2450M
Ubuntu 12.04 64bits
Graphic Processor Intel GMA HD
Chipset Intel HM65>>