Kernel panic when brightness is turned all the way up
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So I saw a lot of people without any answers having the same problem: I have a 1.6ghz macbook air A1237, and apparently it kernel panicks with “Invalid Backlight Duty Cycle” in the log whenever I turn the brightness all the way up.
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So I saw a lot of people without any answers having the same problem: I have a 1.6GHz MacBook Air A1237, and apparently it kernel panics with “Invalid Backlight Duty Cycle” in the log whenever I turn the brightness all the way up.
I was wondering if maybe the display wasn’t the right one, maybe one for the late 2008 put in a early 2008 enclosure? And what could I do to fix it?
I already know of the “Downgrade the kext” way but I’d rather fix it completely rather than hack it, thanks for the help!
Kernel panic when brightness is turned all the way up
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
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So I saw a lot of people without any answers having the same problem: I have a 1.6ghz macbook air A1237, and apparently it kernel panicks with “Invalid Backlight Duty Cycle” in the log whenever I turn the brightness all the way up, I was wondering if maybe the display wasn’t the right one, maybe one for the late 2008 put in a early 2008 enclosure? And what could I do to fix it? I already know of the “Downgrade the kext” way but I’d rather fix it completely rather than hack it, thanks for the help!
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So I saw a lot of people without any answers having the same problem: I have a 1.6ghz macbook air A1237, and apparently it kernel panicks with “Invalid Backlight Duty Cycle” in the log whenever I turn the brightness all the way up.
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I was wondering if maybe the display wasn’t the right one, maybe one for the late 2008 put in a early 2008 enclosure? And what could I do to fix it?
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I already know of the “Downgrade the kext” way but I’d rather fix it completely rather than hack it, thanks for the help!
Kernel panic when brightness is turned all the way up
crwdns2934249:0crwdne2934249:0:
So I saw a lot of people without any answers having the same problem: I have a 1.6ghz macbook air A1237, and apparently it kernel panicks with “Invalid Backlight Duty Cycle” in the log whenever I turn the brightness all the way up, I was wondering if maybe the display wasn’t the right one, maybe one for the late 2008 put in a early 2008 enclosure? And what could I do to fix it? I already know of the “Downgrade the kext” way but I’d rather fix it completely rather than hack it, thanks for the help!