Hi guys, as requested by a @suzook that tested it, i succesfully built a kernel for the huawei watch with autoroot and busybox.
If you are interested i can publish it but i have to upload the source to github first.
Let me know.
Skin1980 said:
Hi guys, as requested by a @suzook that tested it, i succesfully built a kernel for the huawei watch with autoroot and busybox.
If you are interested i can publish it but i have to upload the source to github first.
Let me know.
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Where is EVERYBODY??????
I would just post it in development section. You have your creds.
Just for my information what are the benefits into rooting a wearable device?
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (SM-N920C) using stock ?v5.1.1 Samsung firmware
Cr4z33 said:
Just for my information what are the benefits into rooting a wearable device?
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Note 5 (SM-N920C) using stock ?v5.1.1 Samsung firmware
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Because you can! Lol.
suzook said:
Because you can! Lol.
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Lol I see.
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So...any chance for kcal? Would love a little bit higher color temperature.
brizey said:
So...any chance for kcal? Would love a little bit higher color temperature.
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Don't think by me. I don't own the device, sorry.
So I think I found a reason to have root access. The app Advanced Settings can supposedly adjust the vibration with root access.
brizey said:
So I think I found a reason to have root access. The app Advanced Settings can supposedly adjust the vibration with root access.
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It can, and does
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It can, and does
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Per the app, it is set at 80% stock. Does it feel at lot stronger at 100%?
Definitely want this!
i must have,..pleaseeeeeee
Please post the Kernel,..and a HOW-TO
thank you so much,
regards
Very interesting indeed.
Any change to the display driver settings to see if the red tint issue it's software addressable?
@Skin1980 I installed your kernel and the app Advanced Settings to change the vibration intensity. But no matter what I choose, I don't feel any difference. Can you or someone else confirm, that this is working with your kernel? Is there another way to change vibration intensity?
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@Skin1980 I installed your kernel and the app Advanced Settings to change the vibration intensity. But no matter what I choose, I don't feel any difference. Can you or someone else confirm, that this is working with your kernel? Is there another way to change vibration intensity?
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No one has figured out how to do it. Some of the other watches have a text file that controls the amp power for the vibration motor. This file is not there for the Huawei.
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@Skin1980 I installed your kernel and the app Advanced Settings to change the vibration intensity. But no matter what I choose, I don't feel any difference. Can you or someone else confirm, that this is working with your kernel? Is there another way to change vibration intensity?
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Will take a look when I will have some free time.
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@Skin1980 I installed your kernel and the app Advanced Settings to change the vibration intensity. But no matter what I choose, I don't feel any difference. Can you or someone else confirm, that this is working with your kernel? Is there another way to change vibration intensity?
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Ok, i think i found the driver and started to add a user interface to control the voltage of the vibrator. Like always i need a tester or a watch
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Hi Galaxy Tab owners!
Samsung was so kind and sent me a Galaxy Tab (SHW-M180S) to help me developing for it. Thanks Samsung Mobile Korea
That's why, only a few hours after receiving it I introduce support of this device in my research project app named Voodoo Screen Tuning R&D, available for free on Android Market.
This app is very much experimental and not a final product. See it as an internal leak from a R&D lab. But as Linus tells: release early, release often
Please take a look at the app description, and have fun testing this app!
I need your feedback, so.. see you soon.
Note: support starts with snapshot #31.
i have a sch-i800. will it be supported?
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i have a sch-i800. will it be supported?
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If rooted yes sir!
Tried but failed, does not recognize sgt p1000 yet? Can you tell when we can test? Thanks.
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Wow this is dedication, an unsecure kernel and an app in less then 5 hours, gratz
Anyway, seems to work fine here, colors are more bright by clicking on "dev", not sure what you made but it works.
Thanks.
GT-P1000 Euro
Use the link provided by supercurio in first post and not from Tab market.
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Tried but failed, does not recognize sgt p1000 yet? Can you tell when we can test? Thanks.
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Awesome, Do you have a GSM or CDMA tab? Can we expect some custom roms in future?
Great to see a new dev join section
Will give app a try later and give feedback, thnx
"Dev Snapshot #31" refuses to run on a GT-P1000 (GSM) running CM7. Message is
This device is not supported
Reason:
Model not recognized
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"Dev Snapshot #31" refuses to run on a GT-P1000 (GSM) running CM7. Message is
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Is CM7 for the tab using yet another funky out of nowhere name as device name?
I'll know if you send me a report
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Awesome, Do you have a GSM or CDMA tab? Can we expect some custom roms in future?
Great to see a new dev join section
Will give app a try later and give feedback, thnx
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Any tab.
However I'm not a ROM guy − if I have a lot of respect for those who deodex and assemble ROMs all day long its extremely boring to me and I prefer doing things not done yet
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"Dev Snapshot #31" refuses to run on a GT-P1000 (GSM) running CM7. Message is
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Same here... (report sent)...
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Snapshot 32: accept "galaxytab" Build.DEVICE from CM7
Thanks, now it works. But I don´t get it, the link brings me to the android market webpage, when I download it there it works great, but when I download in the Market App it doesn´t recognize my device???
Anyway great work! Hope to see more ...
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Use the link provided by supercurio in first post and not from Tab market.
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Give a try to snapshot 33
With the overlay interface, you'll be able to see very clearly the effect of enabling/disabling CABC (Content Adaptive Backlight Control)
CABC is enabled in default Samsung settings, disabled in "dev" preset.
Note: much more than backlight is affected, IE the whole response curve with Samsung's advanced & complete CABC implementation.
Example: with a low contrast & dark content, then in the settings (white background)
Is it possible that it doesn't keep settings after a reboot?
Because when i reboot it seems to me that it return to Samsung setting and if i cleck on dev i see the difference.
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Give a try to snapshot 33
With the overlay interface, you'll be able to see very clearly the effect of enabling/disabling CABC (Content Adaptive Backlight Control)
CABC is enabled in default Samsung settings, disabled in "dev" preset.
Note: much more than backlight is affected, IE the whole response curve with Samsung's advanced & complete CABC implementation.
Example: with a low contrast & dark content, then in the settings (white background)
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Is it possible that it doesn't keep settings after a reboot?
Because when i reboot it seems to me that it return to Samsung setting and if i cleck on dev i see the difference.
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Auto restore at boot is not yet implemented.
So far I'm thinking about how to write cleanly the codebase to do that despite the variety of device supported, sometimes with "presets" (combination of settings already present in kernel), sometimes with "profiles" (color calibration profiles built from scratch using reverse-engineering and a colorimeter).
I want to write only super cleanly designed code in this app so.. no rush
Ahhh....no worry, i thought it was a bug so i've reported
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Auto restore at boot is not yet implemented.
So far I'm thinking about how to write it cleanly the codebase to do that despite the variety of device supported, sometimes with "presets", sometimes with "profiles".
I want to write only super cleanly designed code in this app so.. no rush
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Works on BOCA!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1319942
THANKS
Yes. Coool. Works fine (apparently,if I have understood coreectly) on overcome 4
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I don't know if i get it right or not but the only snapshot I see here in the app is 35 and there is no way to change it it.
How is it possible to change to other snapshots?
BTW Thanks for the great work.
The Unified Kernel can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2273437
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Nice! You're the man!
Thank you!!! Will this work with the latest TMO OTA update or does it matter?
Closed Source Project said:
Thank you!!! Will this work with the latest TMO OTA update or does it matter?
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it should work with either...
Does this have that root disabler removed?
Im on wicked and flashed kernal everything is running good but I keep getting a notification that says detection notification that a app isattempting unpermitted actions. Oh I also installed faux clock
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Im on wicked and flashed kernal everything is running good but I keep getting a notification that says detection notification that a app isattempting unpermitted actions. Oh I also installed faux clock
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that's the secure linux stuff... nothing I can do because I needed them to have SOUND working Without it the sound won't work
Root is working 100%
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that's the secure linux stuff... nothing I can do because I needed them to have SOUND working Without it the sound won't work
Root is working 100%
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Ok...yes root is working....when I hit the notification it asked me to reboot. At first I said later and the notification came back so I hit reboot and it took me to recovery. I rebooted from there and the notification has yet to come back. Thanks for your work
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that's the secure linux stuff... nothing I can do because I needed them to have SOUND working Without it the sound won't work
Root is working 100%
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Thank!! I already purchased both of your apps for this kernel but one question. When messing around with the sound settings, I do not notice much difference. Did I do something wrong?
Notification came back...oh well
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Thank!! I already purchased both of your apps for this kernel but one question. When messing around with the sound settings, I do not notice much difference. Did I do something wrong?
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make sure all MUSIC/SOUND are off before adjusting the registers.
stop music / sound for 2~3 seconds,
adjust the sliders
start music / sound again.
be careful, it's fracking loud if you turn it all the way up!
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Notification came back...oh well
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as I said, annoying but just ignore it.
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as I said, annoying but just ignore it.
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I froze the seandroid apk with titanium and it stopped the noitification.....will that alter anything with kernel?
nope, it shouldn't
I haven't seen many quadrants yet on the S4, but I just ran one after flashing this kernel - here it is. Off the bat, seems impressive.
Howdy faux good to see you here! Thanks :thumbup:
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faux123 said:
The Unified Kernel can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2273437
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faux... you have no idea how happy I am to see you on this device. thx for kicking out the good stuff for so long. :good:
I hope someone can help me out with this (I guess most of my posts arent worth bothering with as they usually go untouched by anyone). I'm trying to figure out a way to disable the touch button backlight on a Google Edition ROM. I have been searching for an answer since the Google Edition hit. All I can ever find is how to disable on GSIII ROMs (non ge). If anyone can please help me out I would very much appreciate it. Thanks!
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I hope someone can help me out with this (I guess most of my posts arent worth bothering with as they usually go untouched by anyone). I'm trying to figure out a way to disable the touch button backlight on a Google Edition ROM. I have been searching for an answer since the Google Edition hit. All I can ever find is how to disable on GSIII ROMs (non ge). If anyone can please help me out I would very much appreciate it. Thanks!
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Screen Filter is an app that can disable the backlight of the softkeys. Set it to auto-start at boot and you should be good. I know its not a direct fix but its a low impact app that shouldnt effect battery life or operation.
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Screen Filter is an app that can disable the backlight of the softkeys. Set it to auto-start at boot and you should be good. I know its not a direct fix but its a low impact app that shouldnt effect battery life or operation.
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Thank you for replying! It does not seem to work with our model tho.
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Thank you for replying! It does not seem to work with our model tho.
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Seems to work for me. Did it dim the screen at all (thats its main function)? Did you see the check box "enable softkey back light" (uncheck it) at the bottom of the app ui?
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Seems to work for me. Did it dim the screen at all (thats its main function)? Did you see the check box "enable softkey back light" (uncheck it) at the bottom of the app ui?
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Yes, it did dim the screen, but if i uncheck the enable softkey back light, anytime I touch the screen the backlights still come on. Are you on a G.E. rom? I am currently on Infamouse G.E.
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Yes, it did dim the screen, but if i uncheck the enable softkey back light, anytime I touch the screen the backlights still come on. Are you on a G.E. rom? I am currently on Infamouse G.E.
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No im not. I am on AOSP (Slim Bean) though.
There are options to do this in AOKP and CM roms. Anybody know how those builds pull it off?
Give me a minute to shower and I'll write you an app. All you have to do is install my app, reboot, grant it root access, and profit.
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elesbb said:
Give me a minute to shower and I'll write you an app. All you have to do is install my app, reboot, grant it root access, and profit.
Sent from my SGH-M919 using Tapatalk 2
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Thanks brother. Any luck getting that working? With all of the research I have been doing, I have found MANY people that want to get this option working.
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Thanks brother. Any luck getting that working? With all of the research I have been doing, I have found MANY people that want to get this option working.
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I fell asleep working on it last night. I'm gonna finish it in a bit. Been playing dead island Riptide!
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Okay i am having troubles setting it to off on boot. But here is a "toggle" version of it where you can toggle them on or off. Will try and fix the boot issue tomorrow.
SWEEET!!! Works like a charm thanks dude! Like I said, I've been searching for this forever! I know that many others have been searching for this, perhaps you should make a thread in the mods section.
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SWEEET!!! Works like a charm thanks dude! Like I said, I've been searching for this forever! I know that many others have been searching for this, perhaps you should make a thread in the mods section.
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Go HERE i fixed the boot issue. I was way too tired last night xD missed something really simple lol
Hello,
I'm currently implementing doubletap2wake and swipe2wake into the stock unsecured kernel.
If someone could help, that would be great. My C/C+ experience = 0%.
So if you guys have tips or source, help is always welcome!
Thanks,
Rinse
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Hello,
I'm currently implementing doubletap2wake and swipe2wake into the stock unsecured kernel.
If someone could help, that would be great. My C/C+ experience = 0%.
So if you guys have tips or source, help is always welcome!
Thanks,
Rinse
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actually, the stock kernel has support for this,only with root, but sadly its a propitiatory app (i dont get it either) called PGM nexus which makes use of it and u can double tap to wake, slide to wake and touch to wake .
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.ponury.pgm2&hl=en
shriom_manerker said:
actually, the stock kernel has support for this,only with root, but sadly its a propitiatory app (i dont get it either) called PGM nexus which makes use of it and u can double tap to wake, slide to wake and touch to wake .
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.ponury.pgm2&hl=en
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Thanks alot sir! I'll request to delete this thread.
Thanks!!
Rinse
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Thanks alot sir! I'll request to delete this thread.
Thanks!!
Rinse
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hold on, never give your hopes up, This is only for the galaxy nexus and the nexus 4 if you can do this for other devices it would be great
shriom_manerker said:
hold on, never give your hopes up, This is only for the galaxy nexus and the nexus 4 if you can do this for other devices it would be great
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And better if possible via kernel SysFS,not an app.A module like sweep2wake(the one from Showp1984) would be better!And not closed source like PGM is..sadly
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And better if possible via kernel SysFS,not an app.A module like sweep2wake(the one from Showp1984) would be better!And not closed source like PGM is..sadly
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yes ! exactly ! open source is the way to go besides pgm no longer supports newer kernels for 4.3 (only stock no trace and trace methods are supported ) which i guess some kernel developers dont use. anyways please make it open source if possible
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yes ! exactly ! open source is the way to go besides pgm no longer supports newer kernels for 4.3 (only stock no trace and trace methods are supported ) which i guess some kernel developers dont use. anyways please make it open source if possible
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Sadly my C\C++ skills are very limited,i would have been happy to help you out
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Hello,
I'm currently implementing doubletap2wake and swipe2wake into the stock unsecured kernel.
If someone could help, that would be great. My C/C+ experience = 0%.
So if you guys have tips or source, help is always welcome!
Thanks,
Rinse
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How far have you come?
I can imagine, with 0% C/C++ experience, it is somewhat of an uphill.
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Sadly my C\C++ skills are very limited,i would have been happy to help you out
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Here is an implementation for Nexus7 (2013)
https://github.com/flar2/flo/tree/ElementalX
Something to work with perhaps?
Cheers,
/J
I'd check @faux123 git. He's done this for a few devices with settings to turn on and off in his app.
Anybody still working on? Got a few thoughts.
A good place to start would be to look up the "gpm hack" and "gpm mouse" in duckduckgo. I think there is a lot of good stuff you'll find. Another thing to get familiar with is parsing the output of /dev/input/event* and the builtin touch screen emulation with android's "input" command line function, "input touchscreen" to be more exact.
Shameless bump, but is someone still interested in this?
I Am!
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Shameless bump, but is someone still interested in this?
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I am lol
Hello everyone. I'm thinking to take the leap and go to Nougat from MM, but my g4 suffers from a pretty bad screen burn effect.
On MM I use the superexe kernel work around to regulate screen colours and it's basically solved. Can anyone recommend me a nougat kernel with the same function? I just care for the screen control.
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Hello everyone. I'm thinking to take the leap and go to Nougat from MM, but my g4 suffers from a pretty bad screen burn effect.
On MM I use the superexe kernel work around to regulate screen colours and it's basically solved. Can anyone recommend me a nougat kernel with the same function? I just care for the screen control.
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i think llama kernel.. works with nougat. and has that feature.
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i think llama kernel.. works with nougat. and has that feature.
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Thanks for the reply. I don't seem to find anything about Llama Sweet screen control feature around, am i missing something?
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Thanks for the reply. I don't seem to find anything about Llama Sweet screen control feature around, am i missing something?
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i think i only use it once . as i only use stock based roms.. and on stock it has bluetooth issue. so i removed it.
@kessaras shoud know the answer.
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Thanks for the reply. I don't seem to find anything about Llama Sweet screen control feature around, am i missing something?
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llama kernel + kernel adiutor to see the screen controls or ask me to make a script.
easy to find the thread.
Thanks! I'll give it a try
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llama kernel + kernel adiutor to see the screen controls or ask me to make a script.
easy to find the thread.
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So apparently the latest llama kernel was pulled from XDA from the author, and even if J manage to find it the Bluetooth doesn't work.
Any other solution?
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So apparently the latest llama kernel was pulled from XDA from the author, and even if J manage to find it the Bluetooth doesn't work.
Any other solution?
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bluetooth doesnt work for stock roms.. for cm aosp it does.
mm maybe kessaras could share it with you.