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I have HP Pavilion dm1 with E-450. Even before some Fn Keys didn't work, but the important ones did. I never needed the brightness keys until now when i had a presentation outside. I couldn't see anything as i had the laptop on batery and the screen brightness was autoreduced.
I know these keys worked. Sound keys still work, but wi-fi on off key never worked (though i could togle that in network manager). i don't know exactly when the backlight keys stopped working as i never needed them before.
when i got home i tried to torubleshoot it a bit but i can't found the culprint.
so far i triedCode:BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-3.11.0-19-generic root=UUID=b8d9906e-6a55-4762-a562-6bc1c558f30d ro quiet splash acpi_osi=linux acpi_backlight=legacy vt.handoff=7
acpi_osi=linux
acpi_backlight=vendor
acpi_backlight=legacy
i am using fglrx drivers.
some info on the GPU:
the touchpad off button doesn't work but i figured i could workarround this in another way.Code:description: VGA compatible controller product: Wrestler [Radeon HD 6320] vendor: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI]
anyway today i have a few older distros on multiboot USB key, so i though i would give them a try and find were the issue is. all were live session with defautl rradeon driver:
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Kubuntu 13.10 live (image from January i believe) - only sound FN keys work (as it is now)
Lubuntu 13.04 live - no Fn keys work
Xubuntu 12.04 live - all Fn keys work !!! (including the wi-fi that never worked in Kubuntu)
So any suggesitons how to find what is causing this or what is the correct setting. It appears to me to be a Kubuntu specific bug. if i am correct i need to report it in launchpad. or is this a kernel (kernel setting?!) issue?
how to troubleshoot?
i will attempt to get 14.04 beta and see if that one works. really dissapointed at the moment
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