Guys,
There are no other options. If you want to cure the problem then you will
need to perform a flash upgrade of the BIOS on your MSI Wind. Believe me it
is worth the (minimal) hassle.
On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 15:02, kuciy 415...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
it exist on my VR420 too, hope
tested and seems to work
On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 16:52, Fruchtpfote matthiasgr...@web.de wrote:
Has it anybody tested with Lucid Lynx and can tell if it works?
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brightness is broken on MSI WIND U100
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/415023
You received this bug notification because you are
Read de old posts: not all the upgrade methods work. One of the method
seems to upgrade (new version is reported at boot) but the firmware is
not (fully?) upgraded. The other method works.
I cannot remember the details. You will have to read the old posts.
Regards.
2010/3/20 maxadamo
U're wrong. The easiest is to adjust the brightness of
gnome-power-preference to 0%.
By the way, bios update solves the problem.
On Sat, Feb 27, 2010 at 12:32 PM, maxadamo maxad...@gmail.com wrote:
Please, refrain putting comments and comments. It's really confusing now.
This is not yet
Stephen Warren [2010-02-09 16:06 -]:
Martin, that explanation makes sense, but can you explain why upgrading
the BIOS to 10G is also solving the problem for many people? Do you know
what the BIOS changed w.r.t. brightness handling?
Not really, I'm afraid. It's well possible that the
I've flashed the bios and now flickering effect has gone... but usb port has
gone too
I'm seriously thinking of downgrade to 9.04 or migrate to moblin.
2010/2/9 Stephen Warren swar...@wwwdotorg.org
Martin, that explanation makes sense, but can you explain why upgrading
the BIOS to 10G is
Does this work with xfce?
Adam Wallner wrote:
Hi,
I made a package for MSI WIND U100, which solves the brightness flickering.
I've only modified the gpm-brightness.c. You can find the package here:
http://linux.bitbaro.hu/en/2010/01/22/msi-wind-u100-and-ubuntu-9-10-karmic-koala/
Maybe
delete ucvideo from blacklist
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2010/1/16 Michael Fox m...@trentu.ca:
Bios update worked for me and I have 8 levels of brightness with the
F-keys. Webcam still doesn't work, but could that be because I have
blacklisted ucvideo? I thought the webcam
Werid!
On my friend's MSI WIND U100 webcam is working perfectly after lates
updates and removing ucv from blacklist.
I use 32bit 9.10 with netbook remix packages installed not 9.10UNR.
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2010/1/16 Michael Fox m...@trentu.ca:
When I deleted ucvideo from
Works fine on my MSI U-90 with karmic after installing all latest
updates.
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brightness is broken on MSI WIND U100
As it was proved the buggy BIOS is an issue. Try tu upgrade to 10G
Complete and working solution is presented in comment 265
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal-info/+bug/415023/comments/265
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2010/1/14 Meki gnick...@gmail.com:
Have you even
The easiest way is to create a freedos USB disk with Unetbootin. Two clicks
and done.
It solved the flickering and the scalling problem of my N280 Wind U123.
Unfortunable, it is now only tree levels from 1Ghz to 1.67 and not four from
800 to 1.67Ghz.
Regards,
Rodrigo Borges
On Mon, Jan 11, 2010
Upgrade your BIOS, which is buggy.
Complete and working solution is presented in comment 265
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/hal-info/+bug/415023/comments/265
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2010/1/11 issasaur killpe...@gmail.com:
Yesterday I installed the netbook remix
Try 'sudo dpkg-reconfugure udev' and reboot; that made webcam of my U90
work
2010/1/10 Christian A. Reiter chris.rei...@gmx.at:
I just did the update per flash.bat now.
The flickering is gone definitely on my U100, a fresh Ubuntu with all updates
until today.
I have just 5 steps of
I can confirm that flashing BIOS with dos method works. Flashing is gone.
Previous attempts to flash with bios recovery option failed. Probably
MSI has dual BIOS.
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2010/1/10 ChaZcaTriX chazcat...@gmail.com:
Try 'sudo dpkg-reconfugure udev' and reboot;
The easiest fix I found is to just remove power manager. sudo apt-get
remove-xfce4-power-manager is what I did. Worked fine. You won't have a
power manager, but do you really need it? I keep mine plugged in almost all
the time, so its not an issue for me.
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 11:43 AM,
upgrading bios is very dangerous. maybe i'll try, sooner or later :)
If I try, I'll tell you how it works.
2010/1/8 robertzacc...@gmail.com robertzacc...@gmail.com
The easiest fix I found is to just remove power manager. sudo apt-get
remove-xfce4-power-manager is what I did. Worked fine.
did anyone try with a wind U90 update bios???
2010/1/7 Ciccio franap...@gmail.com
Oh, one point forgot:
- 5 brightness levels from the Fn keys, 9 from the gnome app. I can
clearly see that every time I hit the Fn keys, the brightness is changed
twice. It seems we just got to this bug:
I've just upgraded to 1.0G on U100. Still have problem with flickering.
2010/1/6 matze matthias.rue...@gmail.com:
I can confirm, with BIOS 10G the flickering has gone and I am not able
to provoke it again. With the brightness-applet there are 9 levels of
brightness available.
MSI Wind U100
How do I add this to my software sources?
Vic Roberts
Sylvain Defresne wrote:
Patches updated to use quilt, and uploaded to my ppa ...
https://launchpad.net/~sdefresne/+archive/ppa
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/415023
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Well, I finally read the instructions, and it worked perfectly!!
Thanks Sylvian.
Vic Roberts
vroberts wrote:
How do I add this to my software sources?
Vic Roberts
Sylvain Defresne wrote:
Patches updated to use quilt, and uploaded to my ppa ...
Using the latest PPA works for me on an MSI with board_name U90/U100.
There are a couple of things I've noticed:
* On logging into the session, a brightness change notification is
shown for about a second, which has no effect. This is just a
very minor cosmetic issue.
If you don't need a power manager, simply removing gnome-power-manager is
one way to fix it. Another way for those that need a power manager is remove
gnome-power-manager and replace it with KDE's guidance-power-manager,
although suspend won't work from my experience.
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 3:40
El dj 10 de 12 de 2009 a les 21:34 +, en/na knuutsen va escriure:
PS: I'm not so firm in compiling. In #205 is that a typical way of
compiling single debs? Where can i learn more about this?
Thank you in advance
You can learn more about packaging here -
If you are the only user, is it too dificult to disable at system,
preferences, gnome-session-properties?
Isn't xfce4-power-manager better?
On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 1:58 PM, Patrice Vetsel ubu...@kagou.fr wrote:
To disable the autostart feature (autostart of gnome-power-manager) please
use the
Found another way to stop flickering, much saner than right mouse hold
- and unlike it working in KDE
You need to put a high load on the CPU - so just switch the desktop
with Compiz - and flickering stops
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brightness is broken on MSI WIND U100
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/415023
You
Didn't work for me. I just removed power manager and that worked fine.
Anyone know how to workaround the bug of usb devices not being detected?
On Fri, Nov 27, 2009 at 2:29 AM, Beni Cherniavsky c...@users.sf.net
wrote:
Another workaround (worked for me on MSI Wind): execute:
xrandr --set
Removing power management works. Its not really necessary for me to have but
is for some. For me its a workaround at least til its fixed or til the next
release.
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 7:49 PM, bostongeek24 markdy...@gmail.com
wrote:
it says that this has been fixed what is the solution? i am
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Not fixed
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/%7Ekernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.32-rc6/linux-image-2.6.32-020632rc6-generic_2.6.32-020632rc6_i386.deb
Kubuntu Karmic, MSI WIND U120
sovaby wrote:
the problem is solved with kernel 2.6.32-020632rc6-generic.
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Yeah that is true, but at least deleting powr management works. In another
release or 2 i may even consider switching to Debian or Linpus or an Ubuntu
based distro for netbooks perhaps.
On Mon, Nov 9, 2009 at 4:28 PM, german154 gvult...@gmail.com wrote:
I can't believe it was released with such
I upgraded msi wind u-90 bios to 1.0E version and my screen still
blinking
2009/11/8 Jonathan asianguyjt...@gmail.com
For MSI Wind U123 users, the 1.0D BIOS update seems to stop the change in
brightness.
You're able to change it via the hot key now
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brightness is broken on MSI WIND U100
I figured out a solution that works completely, at least till an update
comes along anyway. Go to applicationssettingsXfce 4 Settings
ManagerPower Management and all settings for monitor and brightness to
never. So far this has worked, as long as I don't try to adjust the
brightness because
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 11:00:21AM -, Guido Berhoerster wrote:
Disabling KMS just makes the problem appear less often. This is
ultimately a bug in the MSI BIOS, if it chooses to handle the brightness
keys in hardware it shouldn't emit keypress events. The power managers
such as g-p-m,
yze [2009-10-29 12:06 -]:
@steve
echo 4 /proc/acpi/video/IGD/DOS
bash: /proc/acpi/video/IGD/DOS: Permission denied
That needs superuser privileges. Please try
echo 4 | sudo tee /proc/acpi/video/IGD/DOS
If that is too magical for you, you can also do
$ sudo -i
# echo 4
yze [2009-10-29 13:11 -]:
@Martin, Thanks for that tip... The command ran with no issue, but
had no effect on the blinking - did I need to reboot after that?
No, this command won't survive a reboot, it just changes a parameter
in the running kernel.
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On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 11:31:34PM -, yze wrote:
How do I reverse that echo 4 command, as my suspend has stopped working,
and the only things I have done are the echo command and the nomodeset
on grub. I have tried removing nomodeset in grub, but the suspend is
still not working. I
On Thu, Oct 29, 2009 at 11:04:02PM -, xcorex wrote:
If you set a nomodeset parameter at boot you can hide the problem, but
cant lift.
What do you mean, lift?
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