Patch "28-fix-omnibook-brightness-levels.patch: Omnibooks have 11 brightness levels, not 8." broke my hal, see http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=392022.
It is not true that omnibook have 11 brightness level and not 8, it can be both.
Omnibook module, if compiled with kernel >= 2.6.19 correctly creates
matteo@burnt:~$ ls /sys/class/backlight/omnibook/ actual_brightness brightness max_brightness power subsystem uevent
this will be used by hal (I guess beyond version 0.5.9) to get max_brightness of the device, the portion of code that the patch modified will be dropped (see http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/hal/2006-October/006317.html)
In my opinion, you can skip that patch, thanks for all your work, I hope this helped. Matteo
Patch "28-fix- omnibook- brightness- levels. patch: Omnibooks have 11 brightness levels, not 8." broke my hal, see http:// bugzilla. gnome.org/ show_bug. cgi?id= 392022.
It is not true that omnibook have 11 brightness level and not 8, it can be both.
Omnibook module, if compiled with kernel >= 2.6.19 correctly creates
matteo@burnt:~$ ls /sys/class/ backlight/ omnibook/
actual_brightness brightness max_brightness power subsystem uevent
this will be used by hal (I guess beyond version 0.5.9) to get max_brightness of the device, the portion of code that the patch modified will be dropped (see http:// lists.freedeskt op.org/ archives/ hal/2006- October/ 006317. html)
In my opinion, you can skip that patch, thanks for all your work, I hope this helped.
Matteo