automatic brightness just cost me a bit of time[1], a screen going dark at boot (seemingly off) and never seeming to wake up turned out actually being the auto-brightness setting in the GUI that led to a screen being at 1% brightness and me believing there was a hardware issue.
after a while and a hint from torbuntu I checked the brightness over ssh
Once I issued a echo 500 > /sys/class/backlight/backlight/brightness the screen lit up and I could navigate to Settings / Power to diable Automatic Brightness
Since other seem to have run into this, can you please consider switching auto-brightness off by default, at least until we find a way to not have the minimum value not go so low that the backlight switches off completele (off point seems to be around 100 on this device)
[1] see #fedora-phone on 2020-01-07 19:48 CET to 23:00 CET
Has indeed been a pita for all of us.
I believe this has been fixed in both latest stable release and the nightlies I build; so this bug should be closed
automatic brightness just cost me a bit of time[1], a screen going dark at boot (seemingly off) and never seeming to wake up turned out actually being the auto-brightness setting in the GUI that led to a screen being at 1% brightness and me believing there was a hardware issue.
after a while and a hint from torbuntu I checked the brightness over ssh
Once I issued a
echo 500 > /sys/class/backlight/backlight/brightness
the screen lit up and I could navigate to Settings / Power to diable Automatic BrightnessSince other seem to have run into this, can you please consider switching auto-brightness off by default, at least until we find a way to not have the minimum value not go so low that the backlight switches off completele (off point seems to be around 100 on this device)
[1] see #fedora-phone on 2020-01-07 19:48 CET to 23:00 CET