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On a 13th-gen Intel Framework laptop running Ubuntu 22.04, the brightness keys do not work unless the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT variable in /etc/default/grub contains the parameter module_blacklist=hid_sensor_hub.
Therefore, step 2 of Framework's setup instructions includes a command that adds that parameter to that file (and runs sudo update-grub).
However, the suggested commands to run to upgrade the OEM-C kernel overwrite that value, causing the brightness keys to stop working. This caused a lot of confusion for me and substantial back-and-forth with your support team before finding the issue.
I recommend modifying the commands given in 22.04-OEM-C.md so that they don't overwrite that value and break the brightness key functionality.
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Hello,
On a 13th-gen Intel Framework laptop running Ubuntu 22.04, the brightness keys do not work unless the
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT
variable in/etc/default/grub
contains the parametermodule_blacklist=hid_sensor_hub
.Therefore, step 2 of Framework's setup instructions includes a command that adds that parameter to that file (and runs
sudo update-grub
).However, the suggested commands to run to upgrade the OEM-C kernel overwrite that value, causing the brightness keys to stop working. This caused a lot of confusion for me and substantial back-and-forth with your support team before finding the issue.
I recommend modifying the commands given in 22.04-OEM-C.md so that they don't overwrite that value and break the brightness key functionality.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: