Difference between revisions of "Lenovo ThinkPad T430s"
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* The microphone button didn't work, it neither generated ACPI events nor keypresses. Works now (emits XF86AudioMicMute). | * The microphone button didn't work, it neither generated ACPI events nor keypresses. Works now (emits XF86AudioMicMute). | ||
| − | * Fixed accurately setting the brightness levels with the Fn + brightness up/down shortcut keys. ([https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid= | + | * Fixed accurately setting the brightness levels with the Fn + brightness up/down shortcut keys. ([https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1247546#p1247546 Solution]) |
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Revision as of 03:17, 7 November 2013
Known issues
The following are known problems and workarounds for the Lenovo Thinkpad T430s, and likely also for the related models (X230, T430, T530).
Open issues
- The usual issue with laptop hard drives and disk head parking: see here
- At least on one T430s, using QCad with SNA would reliably crash Xorg. A workaround is using UXA instead of SNA. (issue)
- Sometimes, switching the keyboard backlight on via
Fn+Spacedoesn't work properly: at first the backlight just stays off, and when one presses the combination again, it goes to directly to 'high', skipping the 'low' mode.
Fixed
- Fixed: when opening/closing the lid, the screen would freeze. One could recover from this by suspending and waking up again. (issue)
- Backlight works out of the box again now.
- The microphone button didn't work, it neither generated ACPI events nor keypresses. Works now (emits XF86AudioMicMute).
- Fixed accurately setting the brightness levels with the Fn + brightness up/down shortcut keys. (Solution)