Linux On My Samsung

i've found a solution now thanks to ubuntuusers.de :)
so i want to share here with others ;)

overview about what may be helpful:

first, do the workaround by ignasigarcia:
1) modifiy in /etc/default/grub following line from
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash'
to
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT ...

good to know that my gathered list helps someone.
its a pity it doesnt work for myself...
and xbacklight also doesnt work, nevertheless thanks merl.

no one any idea how to write that script and bind it to the keys?

it fucks me up now, i am changing the brightness lvl now for several weeks by changing "/sys/class/backlight/samsung/brightness" in console and that sucks^^

can anyone help me to write a script editing this file so that i can bind the script to a key and change brightness this way? shouldnt be too ...

ok, i tried the workaround once again. i dont exactly have problems with flickering but how i told before, i cant control brightness with fn-keys + hibernation sometimes crashes...

so here is what i did by following the workaround (after updating the whole system):

1) in /etc/default/grub ...

hey guys,
unfortunately none of these workarounds or the updates by voria work for my n220 with 10.10 installed. cannot change brightness with fn-keys, only by console, the same with the hibernation mode...
any new ideas or new upcoming updates concerning 10.10?

hey guys,
i use a n220 marvel plus with ubuntu 10.10 and have the same problems.
i tried ignasigarcia tutorial but that didnt work for me. my brightness at startup is set so lvl 0, so i have to edit manually /sys/class/backlight/samsung/brightness and set to lvl 7. also sometimes the notebook doesnt ...