Update to CM9's backlight config: Separate configuration of auto-brightn... #18
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…htness for button/keyboard backlights. Dependent on /core/res/re/vaules/config.xml commit
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...ess for button/keyboard backlights. Dependent on /core/res/re/vaules/config.xml commit.
From CM: Presently, light-sensor based automatic brightness
(config_autoBrightnessLevels) controls both button and keyboard backlights
in addition to the screen backlight. Unfortunately auto-brightness for
button/keyboard backlights doesn't work well on devices (e.g., epicmtd)
with neither (i) dimmable button/keyboard backlights (so when they're on,
they're very bright even if the screen backlight is relatively dark) nor
(ii) identifiable surface features on capacitive buttons (so they can't be
found if the backlights are permanently turned off).