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Linux • 4 years ago

Thinkpad t14s brightness stuck at 100%

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Thinkpad t14s brightness stuck at 100%

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Linux • 4 years ago

cross-posted to:
ubuntu

ThinkPad T14s (AMD) | Slim 14 inch Business Laptop | Lenovo US

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Just got my thinkpad t14s (amd) today! and downloaded Ubuntu surprisingly everything works amazing besides the brightness being stuck at 100% which isn’t to terrible to battery but still drains a bit. I gotta say the ryzen 4000 series on linux is next level battery life in general is amazing.

Fixed: Upgrade kernel to 5.8 or higher, i used mainline kernel manager

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  all keys work besides the brightness one
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    i fixed it by upgrading the kernel to 5.8 with mainline kernel manager
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