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Ubuntu 18.10 Asus GL504GV fn keys (screen and kb backlight) not working
Keyboard backlight not working on an Asus N56VFn keys for brightness not working on Asus X551MAV-SX366GBAsus ROG GL702VM ACPI Keyboard BacklightAsus fx553vd keyboard led brightness hotkeys not workingcant disable Sager np9390 Keyboard BacklightUnable to set screen brightness - xubuntu 16.04Can't adjust keyboard backlight on Asus ROG Strix G Laptop
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My main problem is that rgb keyboard lighting all day on, as there is no way to turn it off. I tried to change the settings on windows, but keyboard tunrs on after rebooting.
I tryed almost everything I found over the Internet, but no luck. Some posts suggest to manually set bright values on /sys/class/leds/asus::kbd_backlight/* but in my case this directory does not exists.
$ ls /sys/class/leds/
asus::lightbar input11::scrolllock input8::kana
asus-wireless::airplane input4::capslock input8::numlock
input11::capslock input4::numlock input8::scrolllock
input11::compose input4::scrolllock phy0-led
input11::kana input8::capslock
input11::numlock input8::compose
Also having some trouble with modprobe
$ sudo modprobe asus-laptop
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'asus_laptop': No such device
For the screen brightness I guess i can work arround /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight values
Thanks in advance
keyboard brightness asus backlight function-keys
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My main problem is that rgb keyboard lighting all day on, as there is no way to turn it off. I tried to change the settings on windows, but keyboard tunrs on after rebooting.
I tryed almost everything I found over the Internet, but no luck. Some posts suggest to manually set bright values on /sys/class/leds/asus::kbd_backlight/* but in my case this directory does not exists.
$ ls /sys/class/leds/
asus::lightbar input11::scrolllock input8::kana
asus-wireless::airplane input4::capslock input8::numlock
input11::capslock input4::numlock input8::scrolllock
input11::compose input4::scrolllock phy0-led
input11::kana input8::capslock
input11::numlock input8::compose
Also having some trouble with modprobe
$ sudo modprobe asus-laptop
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'asus_laptop': No such device
For the screen brightness I guess i can work arround /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight values
Thanks in advance
keyboard brightness asus backlight function-keys
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My main problem is that rgb keyboard lighting all day on, as there is no way to turn it off. I tried to change the settings on windows, but keyboard tunrs on after rebooting.
I tryed almost everything I found over the Internet, but no luck. Some posts suggest to manually set bright values on /sys/class/leds/asus::kbd_backlight/* but in my case this directory does not exists.
$ ls /sys/class/leds/
asus::lightbar input11::scrolllock input8::kana
asus-wireless::airplane input4::capslock input8::numlock
input11::capslock input4::numlock input8::scrolllock
input11::compose input4::scrolllock phy0-led
input11::kana input8::capslock
input11::numlock input8::compose
Also having some trouble with modprobe
$ sudo modprobe asus-laptop
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'asus_laptop': No such device
For the screen brightness I guess i can work arround /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight values
Thanks in advance
keyboard brightness asus backlight function-keys
My main problem is that rgb keyboard lighting all day on, as there is no way to turn it off. I tried to change the settings on windows, but keyboard tunrs on after rebooting.
I tryed almost everything I found over the Internet, but no luck. Some posts suggest to manually set bright values on /sys/class/leds/asus::kbd_backlight/* but in my case this directory does not exists.
$ ls /sys/class/leds/
asus::lightbar input11::scrolllock input8::kana
asus-wireless::airplane input4::capslock input8::numlock
input11::capslock input4::numlock input8::scrolllock
input11::compose input4::scrolllock phy0-led
input11::kana input8::capslock
input11::numlock input8::compose
Also having some trouble with modprobe
$ sudo modprobe asus-laptop
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'asus_laptop': No such device
For the screen brightness I guess i can work arround /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight values
Thanks in advance
keyboard brightness asus backlight function-keys
keyboard brightness asus backlight function-keys
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After some more tries I get to a good enough "solution" (at least to me)
1.- Screen brightness:
I made my own script to increase/decrease screen brightness and assign it to C^F7 and C^F8. It's not the solution I was looking for, but now I can change screen brightness
#!/bin/bash
BASEPATH=/sys/class/backlight
DEVICE="intel_backlight"
cd $BASEPATH
MAX=`cat $DEVICE/max_brightness`
CURRENT=`cat $DEVICE/actual_brightness`
PERCENT=`echo $MAX/100 | bc`
echo $PERCENT
if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then
echo "Error: wrong parameters"
echo "Run: # set-brightness.sh inc/dec percentage"
exit -1
fi
MODE=$1
DELTA=$2
if [ "$MODE" = "inc" ]; then
# Increase brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT + ( $PERCENT * $DELTA ) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -gt $MAX ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=$MAX
fi
elif [ "$MODE" = "dec" ]; then
# Decrease brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT - ( $PERCENT * $DELTA) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -lt 0 ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=0
fi
else
echo "Option: $MODE does not exists. Please use inc or dec"
exit -1
fi
# Set the new bright
echo $NEW_BRIGHT
echo $NEW_BRIGHT > $DEVICE/brightness
exit 0
2.- The KB problem still unsolved, but now I finally have white lights with the led bar and asus logo disabled.
To change the lights just follow the next steps
Open windows
Install Asus Aura Core from the windows store
Chenge the lightning setup on Asus Aura and save the changes
This way the changes are stored and loaded after booting.
Any of this "solutions" are the solutions I'm looking for, but I hope this can help others with the same issues.
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I recently got an Asus ROG GL504GV. I installed Linux Mint and W10. In W10 I have installed Aura Sync software to control RGB keyboard leds. If I apply a custom profile, it remains after rebooting even in Linux. It's not a confortable way to change leds but, at least, I am able to turn it on and off or change brightness and colors.
add a comment
|
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After some more tries I get to a good enough "solution" (at least to me)
1.- Screen brightness:
I made my own script to increase/decrease screen brightness and assign it to C^F7 and C^F8. It's not the solution I was looking for, but now I can change screen brightness
#!/bin/bash
BASEPATH=/sys/class/backlight
DEVICE="intel_backlight"
cd $BASEPATH
MAX=`cat $DEVICE/max_brightness`
CURRENT=`cat $DEVICE/actual_brightness`
PERCENT=`echo $MAX/100 | bc`
echo $PERCENT
if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then
echo "Error: wrong parameters"
echo "Run: # set-brightness.sh inc/dec percentage"
exit -1
fi
MODE=$1
DELTA=$2
if [ "$MODE" = "inc" ]; then
# Increase brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT + ( $PERCENT * $DELTA ) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -gt $MAX ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=$MAX
fi
elif [ "$MODE" = "dec" ]; then
# Decrease brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT - ( $PERCENT * $DELTA) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -lt 0 ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=0
fi
else
echo "Option: $MODE does not exists. Please use inc or dec"
exit -1
fi
# Set the new bright
echo $NEW_BRIGHT
echo $NEW_BRIGHT > $DEVICE/brightness
exit 0
2.- The KB problem still unsolved, but now I finally have white lights with the led bar and asus logo disabled.
To change the lights just follow the next steps
Open windows
Install Asus Aura Core from the windows store
Chenge the lightning setup on Asus Aura and save the changes
This way the changes are stored and loaded after booting.
Any of this "solutions" are the solutions I'm looking for, but I hope this can help others with the same issues.
add a comment
|
After some more tries I get to a good enough "solution" (at least to me)
1.- Screen brightness:
I made my own script to increase/decrease screen brightness and assign it to C^F7 and C^F8. It's not the solution I was looking for, but now I can change screen brightness
#!/bin/bash
BASEPATH=/sys/class/backlight
DEVICE="intel_backlight"
cd $BASEPATH
MAX=`cat $DEVICE/max_brightness`
CURRENT=`cat $DEVICE/actual_brightness`
PERCENT=`echo $MAX/100 | bc`
echo $PERCENT
if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then
echo "Error: wrong parameters"
echo "Run: # set-brightness.sh inc/dec percentage"
exit -1
fi
MODE=$1
DELTA=$2
if [ "$MODE" = "inc" ]; then
# Increase brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT + ( $PERCENT * $DELTA ) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -gt $MAX ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=$MAX
fi
elif [ "$MODE" = "dec" ]; then
# Decrease brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT - ( $PERCENT * $DELTA) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -lt 0 ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=0
fi
else
echo "Option: $MODE does not exists. Please use inc or dec"
exit -1
fi
# Set the new bright
echo $NEW_BRIGHT
echo $NEW_BRIGHT > $DEVICE/brightness
exit 0
2.- The KB problem still unsolved, but now I finally have white lights with the led bar and asus logo disabled.
To change the lights just follow the next steps
Open windows
Install Asus Aura Core from the windows store
Chenge the lightning setup on Asus Aura and save the changes
This way the changes are stored and loaded after booting.
Any of this "solutions" are the solutions I'm looking for, but I hope this can help others with the same issues.
add a comment
|
After some more tries I get to a good enough "solution" (at least to me)
1.- Screen brightness:
I made my own script to increase/decrease screen brightness and assign it to C^F7 and C^F8. It's not the solution I was looking for, but now I can change screen brightness
#!/bin/bash
BASEPATH=/sys/class/backlight
DEVICE="intel_backlight"
cd $BASEPATH
MAX=`cat $DEVICE/max_brightness`
CURRENT=`cat $DEVICE/actual_brightness`
PERCENT=`echo $MAX/100 | bc`
echo $PERCENT
if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then
echo "Error: wrong parameters"
echo "Run: # set-brightness.sh inc/dec percentage"
exit -1
fi
MODE=$1
DELTA=$2
if [ "$MODE" = "inc" ]; then
# Increase brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT + ( $PERCENT * $DELTA ) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -gt $MAX ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=$MAX
fi
elif [ "$MODE" = "dec" ]; then
# Decrease brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT - ( $PERCENT * $DELTA) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -lt 0 ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=0
fi
else
echo "Option: $MODE does not exists. Please use inc or dec"
exit -1
fi
# Set the new bright
echo $NEW_BRIGHT
echo $NEW_BRIGHT > $DEVICE/brightness
exit 0
2.- The KB problem still unsolved, but now I finally have white lights with the led bar and asus logo disabled.
To change the lights just follow the next steps
Open windows
Install Asus Aura Core from the windows store
Chenge the lightning setup on Asus Aura and save the changes
This way the changes are stored and loaded after booting.
Any of this "solutions" are the solutions I'm looking for, but I hope this can help others with the same issues.
After some more tries I get to a good enough "solution" (at least to me)
1.- Screen brightness:
I made my own script to increase/decrease screen brightness and assign it to C^F7 and C^F8. It's not the solution I was looking for, but now I can change screen brightness
#!/bin/bash
BASEPATH=/sys/class/backlight
DEVICE="intel_backlight"
cd $BASEPATH
MAX=`cat $DEVICE/max_brightness`
CURRENT=`cat $DEVICE/actual_brightness`
PERCENT=`echo $MAX/100 | bc`
echo $PERCENT
if [ "$#" -ne 2 ]; then
echo "Error: wrong parameters"
echo "Run: # set-brightness.sh inc/dec percentage"
exit -1
fi
MODE=$1
DELTA=$2
if [ "$MODE" = "inc" ]; then
# Increase brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT + ( $PERCENT * $DELTA ) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -gt $MAX ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=$MAX
fi
elif [ "$MODE" = "dec" ]; then
# Decrease brightness an x%
NEW_BRIGHT="$(( $CURRENT - ( $PERCENT * $DELTA) ))"
if [ $NEW_BRIGHT -lt 0 ]; then
NEW_BRIGHT=0
fi
else
echo "Option: $MODE does not exists. Please use inc or dec"
exit -1
fi
# Set the new bright
echo $NEW_BRIGHT
echo $NEW_BRIGHT > $DEVICE/brightness
exit 0
2.- The KB problem still unsolved, but now I finally have white lights with the led bar and asus logo disabled.
To change the lights just follow the next steps
Open windows
Install Asus Aura Core from the windows store
Chenge the lightning setup on Asus Aura and save the changes
This way the changes are stored and loaded after booting.
Any of this "solutions" are the solutions I'm looking for, but I hope this can help others with the same issues.
answered Apr 22 at 8:36
Jordi MJordi M
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I recently got an Asus ROG GL504GV. I installed Linux Mint and W10. In W10 I have installed Aura Sync software to control RGB keyboard leds. If I apply a custom profile, it remains after rebooting even in Linux. It's not a confortable way to change leds but, at least, I am able to turn it on and off or change brightness and colors.
add a comment
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I recently got an Asus ROG GL504GV. I installed Linux Mint and W10. In W10 I have installed Aura Sync software to control RGB keyboard leds. If I apply a custom profile, it remains after rebooting even in Linux. It's not a confortable way to change leds but, at least, I am able to turn it on and off or change brightness and colors.
add a comment
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I recently got an Asus ROG GL504GV. I installed Linux Mint and W10. In W10 I have installed Aura Sync software to control RGB keyboard leds. If I apply a custom profile, it remains after rebooting even in Linux. It's not a confortable way to change leds but, at least, I am able to turn it on and off or change brightness and colors.
I recently got an Asus ROG GL504GV. I installed Linux Mint and W10. In W10 I have installed Aura Sync software to control RGB keyboard leds. If I apply a custom profile, it remains after rebooting even in Linux. It's not a confortable way to change leds but, at least, I am able to turn it on and off or change brightness and colors.
answered Jun 19 at 16:42
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