Guys, any news on this? When can newest version of patchage be in ubuntu
repositories? It is really worth it!
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[upgrade] upgrade to 0.4.2
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/235696
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Guys, will this EVER be fixed?
After a recent Karmic update (you know, the usual update manager one) ambient
sensor once more turned on, only this time no workarounds help. I will now try
what Ian Turner suggested but it is really a bad bug which has been creating
problems for people literally f
Ian, your fix did not work for me. I tried adding a savior line:
echo 0 > /sys/devices/platform/asus_laptop/ls_switch to shut down the sensor,
but it also does not work.
Where can this bug be reported? All the devs should do is ONE thing - in
devices/platforms/asus_laptop in file ls_switch there
Can you please help me - how do you create these scripts? And where to
place them?
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Brightness low at startup - Asus M50sa - Karmic Koala
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Okay, there were a couple of mistakes in mr. Turner's script.
i...@dash:~$ cat > /etc/modprobe.d/asus-backlight-workaround.conf
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install asus_laptop /sbin/modprobe --ignore-install asus_laptop; sleep 2; echo
5 > /sys/devices/platform/asus_laptop/ls_level
I have
Okay, so the script worked yesterday, but today the system ignores it
and no matter what I write there - it does not do anything, so I have to
turn off the light sensor manually each time.
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[Hardy] Backlight low on Asus x57 laptop (M50sa)
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Guys, is this bug responsible for some scripts in sysf.conf and
modprobe.d to be ignored during boot? I am using an ASUS laptop which
has an ambient light sensor problem and I had a script that turned the
sensor off on boot - after latest upgrade it stiooed working and I can
only turn off the senso
sysf is a tool that lets you configure some things, in the sys/devices/
folder.
Is there any similar tool that loads scripts of modprobe.d and that
might've been screwed up, at least theoretically?
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upstart not starting init-scripts (event net-device-up IFACE=lo missing)
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Yes, well actually guys after I have downgraded to previous version of
upstart, my system was restored back to normal. So looks like at least
sysf.conf is affected. And other users might have the same problem.
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upstart not starting init-scripts (event net-device-up IFACE=lo missing)
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The problem was in the new version of upstart, which made the system
ignore init scripts at boot. By downgrading from upstart I was able to
solve my problem.
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[Hardy] Backlight low on Asus x57 laptop (M50sa)
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The ambient light sensor switch is off by default in latest kernels. Problem
solved in Lucid, thus.
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Brightness low at startup - Asus M50sa - Karmic Koala
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