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Alternative method to recover from black screen #9
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Can you please detail if your device model is 81H3, 81MD or 82H0? |
I am not sure, according to hw-probe, IdeaPad D330-10IGM 81H3 |
81H3 is FHD version, the more expansive d330 device. I've tried your lines my 82H0(is the cheaper one) and only returns blank screen:
This other method works only in 60.00 Hz:
This works always:
For newer kernels, you can use "nomodeset" flag (instead of UUID=********** rw i915.fastboot=1 i915.enable_fbc=1 i915.enable_guc=2 video=SVIDEO-1:d fbvon=rotate:1 video=efifb udev.log_priority=3) and it will work, but you will have more blank screen and wifi problems. That's why I recommend last 4.19.x, is more stable for this device. |
For me, the settings Also, the following isn't always working: By turning off and on the screen (or use the xset commands) it randomly works. I made a script that the fist time runs xrandr and the rest runs xset (within 10 seconds), it isn't perfect, but it works for my needs... Also makes the laptop useless for any theft. ;p
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Thanks for advise! |
I cannot verify that your guide idn't working for 81H3 as i am testing a newer kernel on manjaro. |
Have you ever tried xanmod modded kernel? |
Do the folowing until it works:
Works with newer kernels
I wish i could detect when it is working with a command.
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