Ubuntu 11.10 doesn't save my brightness settings between sessions. Everytime I boot up, the brightness is always at zero, and I always have to set it back to my preferred setting (at maximum). How can I ensure that my brightness preference will persist after reboot?
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Basically you need to run
during the boot process after the graphics drivers have loaded with appropriate While the Create a file, say
This way, the behaviour of the system will the same as systems without this particular quirk (of brightness being 0 at startup). In the Also, this should remove the necessity (in some systems) of having to |
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In the file
Where 5 is the brightness level from 0 to 10 |
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You should probably check first:
So you will get list of all possible displays and then you can experiment to find which is the display you want to modify. On one laptop, the screen was called "acpi_video0". Replace "acpi_video1" below with the actual screen name of your screen. On systems using the initsystem (e.g. 11.10) I must put
in my
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protected by Community♦ May 4 '12 at 15:36
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