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Message #02973
Re: Ambient Light Sensor (ALS) support on kernel 3.8 (Ubuntu 13.04)
2013/4/23 Craig Blackie <craig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Why did you remove bumblebee?
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As I said I'm actually not interested in using nvidia card: I care only of
battery autonomy. sony-laptop-zseries module can disable nvidia card using
stamina_speed parameter (I should be possible even without using
acpi_osi='' kernel parameter...).
In the future, I'll test bumblebee but not now. I want to restore the
low-power profile of my laptop.
I've just discovered that the suggested changes in sony-acpid source code
was necessary because (on my tests) I was using 'acpi_backlight=vendor'
kernel parameter. Removing it the acpi backlight device appears and
sony-acpid works out-of-the-box. I keept the change on the maxium
brightness (static int const ACPI_MAX_BRGT = 8;), indeed the suggested
maximum (15) is an invalid value on my box.
Mario
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