I think this bug has been fixed in Gutsy with the new Intel driver. You can use
xrandr for configuring your external monitor (clone, extend, disable and so on).
The problem that the screen switch key doesn't work with xrandr is another bug
report e.g. Bug #157596.
Marking as fixed. Feel free to o
I have the same problem with gutsy that Shot describes. I have gone back
to the i810 module.
To be more specific, /proc/acpi/ibm/video reacts properly to Fn-F7. But
the video (xorg) just doesn't care. So when I boot, my laptop monitor is
blank (as expected) all the way up until x starts. I don't k
For me (current Gutsy) the intel driver turns on both monitors and Fn+F7
still doesn’t work. Unfortunately, if the external monitor has bigger
resolution (1280×1024 vs. internal’s 1024×768), both monitors are set to
the bigger one, the internal monitor then shows only part of the
viewport, *and* I
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
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Please try gutsy with the -intel driver and report back.
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-intel (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: xorg-server => xserver-xorg-video-intel
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I doubt the patch gets into Gutsy. Gutsy is supposed to have newer X
that supports hot-plugging stuff like external monitors on a completely
new level. It should take care of this bug. We will see the status of
this bug after Gutsy has attempted to deliver that.
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Cool, I hope the patch makes it into Gutsy.
Also, at least on my machine, /usr/bin/i810switch is setuid root, so you
don’t need to run it with sudo.
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> Jean, try the patch attached to
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/92528
It works for me :-)
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp/i810switch-0.6.5$ sudo ./i810switch
Password:
CRT: off
LCD: on
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/tmp/i810switch-0.6.5$ sudo ./i810switch crt on
Enabling CRT display...
[E
Jean, try the patch attached to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/92528
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> Did you try i810switch ?
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ i810switch
PCI id of i810 is not recognized.
HW details (by HAL Device Manager 0.5.9):
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OEM Product: Thinkpad R60e model 0657
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Yes, it says R60e even though this is T60 (
Jean,
Did you try i810switch ?
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I get the same as Kerouac (Thinkpad T60, Feisty): Fn + F7 doesn't work, but
brightness control switches to external monitor. ?!
The laptop display is switched off while the external monitor is on. Is the
weird keyboard issue just a misconfiguration in Feisty? How does one fix this?
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that is for every intel graphic chipset i8xx and i9xx
install "i810switch" package and run "i810rotate" in a terminal.
the command line "i810switch" echo the state : internal, external,
internal+external, etc...
You can then create the keayboard shortcut in the keyboard preferences
of gnome
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In my X60:
For brightness, blacklisting video in /etc/modprobe.d allows the
brightness keys to work.
For external monitor, Fn+F7 doesn’t work, but patched i810switch works
for me: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/92528
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Hello,
I just got a brandnew Thinkpad T60 and have the same effect with Feisty. Fn +
F7 doesnt work, but when I press Fn+Home what normally should change
brightness, it switches to the external monitor. After hitting that combination
several times it switches back to Laptop screen
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Hello,
I just got a brandnew Thinkpad T60 and have the same effect with Feisty. Fn +
F7 doesnt work, but when I press Fn+Home what normally should change
brightness, it switches to the external monitor. After hitting that combination
several times it switches back to Laptop screen
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I also have this problem on my X60s. Fn +F7 works in Grub-menu, during
Windows startup and in Windows but as soon as the Ubuntu kernel has
booted it stops work. I can get it to work in Clone-mode.
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Hi, I have the same problem, out of the box it is not working. However, if you
follow the blog on www.williambrownstreet.net/bmachine/
there is a hint to get it partly working. Just plug the external monitor and
both display the same.
change the xorg.conf file(section Device to)
Section "De
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