05-07-2020, 11:16 AM
(05-06-2020, 02:11 PM)IoSer Wrote:(05-06-2020, 12:20 PM)iamnotapenguin Wrote: It's not a problem with the brightness, I tried pressing Fn+F2, but nothing happens.
I don't have a USB-C to HDMI. I bought one from China, but it will take a few months.
What else could I do?
Attention Fn + F2 to increase the brightness does not work on my PBP (kernel manjaro 5.6).
Try, on the xorg terminal as a root user,
the command:
echo 3000> / sys / devices / platform / edp-backlight / backlight / brightness
This same command does not work from console (ctrl-alt-F2), it gives permission denied.
The problem is that the new brightness values now vary from 0 to 4095, a previous value set to 128 gives almost black screen.
It is advisable to prepare an image of the default system to be installed on an SD and use this system.
It happened to me the first time I used a 5.x kernel
In the dark I managed to change the brightness.
How can I enter the terminal xorg? Thanks. When I boot from my microsd the screen is still black.
(05-06-2020, 06:54 PM)midnightcheese Wrote: I’m having the same issue after running updates this afternoon. It’s not a screen issue as the system never boots. HDMI doesn’t produce any results and I can’t SSH in remotely. It’s acting like the machine is bricked. I’ll try booting from an SD card next.
Tell us if you could fix it!
Thank you, everyone.
