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How to run Bash script on startup on Linux?Cannot change brightness after standby or logoutHow does the screen backlight work?Increase brightness in a part of the displayWMI-based hotkeys on not workingReduce brightness in GrubHow to disable tty1 and backlight using Arch LinuxMaking external display DPI settings permanent













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I have two X200 Thinkpads. They both have the rather annoying problem
that, unless the display backlight is set to its maximal value, it emits
an unbearable noise. The odd thing is that one of them boots with the
max. value and the other does not. It is also impossible to set the
second computer's display to the max. brightness value by using the
brightness-up button (it will only reach 779942 of 846600). I have to



cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/max_brightness >/sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness


Now the sound goes away but only until the next reboot. Is there
anything I can do to make the brightness value persistent across reboots?



PS. I understand that I can run a script on startup, but something is
making my first comptuer different and I would like to know what. I
have tried this using the exact same OS (the same live USB), and both
computers have the same BIOS version (from 2012; 7.22?) and settings.
The difference is also there in the BIOS setup, before loading any OS.










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I have two X200 Thinkpads. They both have the rather annoying problem
that, unless the display backlight is set to its maximal value, it emits
an unbearable noise. The odd thing is that one of them boots with the
max. value and the other does not. It is also impossible to set the
second computer's display to the max. brightness value by using the
brightness-up button (it will only reach 779942 of 846600). I have to



cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/max_brightness >/sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness


Now the sound goes away but only until the next reboot. Is there
anything I can do to make the brightness value persistent across reboots?



PS. I understand that I can run a script on startup, but something is
making my first comptuer different and I would like to know what. I
have tried this using the exact same OS (the same live USB), and both
computers have the same BIOS version (from 2012; 7.22?) and settings.
The difference is also there in the BIOS setup, before loading any OS.










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  • Possible duplicate of How to run Bash script on startup on Linux?

    – Fabby
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I have two X200 Thinkpads. They both have the rather annoying problem
that, unless the display backlight is set to its maximal value, it emits
an unbearable noise. The odd thing is that one of them boots with the
max. value and the other does not. It is also impossible to set the
second computer's display to the max. brightness value by using the
brightness-up button (it will only reach 779942 of 846600). I have to



cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/max_brightness >/sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness


Now the sound goes away but only until the next reboot. Is there
anything I can do to make the brightness value persistent across reboots?



PS. I understand that I can run a script on startup, but something is
making my first comptuer different and I would like to know what. I
have tried this using the exact same OS (the same live USB), and both
computers have the same BIOS version (from 2012; 7.22?) and settings.
The difference is also there in the BIOS setup, before loading any OS.










share|improve this question
















I have two X200 Thinkpads. They both have the rather annoying problem
that, unless the display backlight is set to its maximal value, it emits
an unbearable noise. The odd thing is that one of them boots with the
max. value and the other does not. It is also impossible to set the
second computer's display to the max. brightness value by using the
brightness-up button (it will only reach 779942 of 846600). I have to



cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/max_brightness >/sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness


Now the sound goes away but only until the next reboot. Is there
anything I can do to make the brightness value persistent across reboots?



PS. I understand that I can run a script on startup, but something is
making my first comptuer different and I would like to know what. I
have tried this using the exact same OS (the same live USB), and both
computers have the same BIOS version (from 2012; 7.22?) and settings.
The difference is also there in the BIOS setup, before loading any OS.







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  • Possible duplicate of How to run Bash script on startup on Linux?

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