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From: Mike Hunter <mhunter@ack.Berkeley.EDU>
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Subject: Re: Screen blanking on suspend?
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On Oct 07, "David Gilbert" wrote:

> It would appear that the screen on my Dell D800 laptop will shut of
> it's backlight when DPMS turns off the screen (with the binary driver
> from nvidia).  This is useful.

I posted this weekend about the same thing, but your post reminds me that
I only tried it while *not* running X....

Mike