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Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2022 12:01 pm Post subject: |
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There's a bug in very recent kernels where the amdgpu driver tries to use a 16 bit brightness in a field defined only for 8 bits - or something like that. IIUC it's fixed in a later version of the kernel. That said, the symptoms for me were just very bright text, not a white screen, so this might not be the same issue.
For me, the cure is to use a lower value, such as 128, into the appropriate /sys control - the example below is for my setup, the <amdgpu> bit is board-dependent. Your system might have a /proc control for brightness, depending on kernel configuration.
Code: | echo 128 > /sys/class/backlight/<amdgpu_b10>/brightness |
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