I noticed something today, the system_server is trying to determine what are you doing every half second with using machine learning. Even when the screen off.
Code:
2022-09-23 16:52:50.617 29672-30085/? D/SemNscXgbMsL1: Probability - Cloud gaming: [0.0024536524]
2022-09-23 16:52:50.618 29672-30085/? D/SemNscXgbMsL1: Probability - Real time: [0.64263755]
2022-09-23 16:52:50.618 29672-30085/? D/SemNscXgbMsL1: Probability - Non real time: [0.0069258325]
2022-09-23 16:52:50.618 29672-30085/? D/SemNscXgbMsL1: 1 sample inference time: 1.487604 msecs
2022-09-23 16:52:50.621 29672-30085/? D/SemNscXgbL2Rt: L2 RT 1 sample inference time: 2.612761 msecs
2022-09-23 16:52:50.623 29672-30085/? D/SemNscXgbL2Nrt: L2 NRT 1 sample inference time: 1.938177 msecs
And looks like those three has different neural network, not combined.
I am paying electricity bills for them to run their f&%^$ng models.
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How much in electricity do you pay for that in a year? 5 cents?
did anyone manage to stop this? I'm getting very poor idle battery life and it looks like this might have something to do with that.
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Hi,
I just got an Note 8 Pro and been playing around with it and it seems the easiest way out is to root and install a another rom, but i'm just curious about the meter you can activate that shows if you data is in use, mine is NEVER at 0 basically, it can hit to 0 a few seconds but usually its higher, jumping 0.1KB/s - 4.0KB/s, I do not use any social media apps - none.
I have tried press Deny and Cancel and NOT using Mi Cloud and stuff like that so what could it be?
In battery usage Android System is using 19% that is the most, i've read that it needs a few recycles and it'll stabilize(?) but my battery feel alright, so why would Android system draw less after a few recycles? I'm at 60% after 18h last charge. 4hS oT
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Is there anything to do? I dowloaded a packet sniffer and i see some Mi.App.Chat-app stuff( i'm not using it) going through Amazon servers and a lot of chinese characters so i'm not sure what im looking at...
IMG does not work...
https:// cdn-21.minfil.com/U5b326Ban5/0692fc6d-1574466844/Screenshot_2019-11-23-00-38-46-680_cn.wps.xiaomi.abroad.lite.jpg
Just root and start over again to install "all" my stuff?
Weird problem with my watch fit elgant for cycling calories counting
The bike route is almost the same ( km, time , average speed ) but look at the calories counting
30.17 km was made with the watch not connected to the smarphone => 543 Kcal WTF !!!
30.53 km was made with the watch connected to smartphone => 1138 Kcal ( this is correct according to my profil ( 1.82m / 82 kgs )
Seems there is a serious problem with cycling activity when you use the watch alone !! the count of calories is absolutely wrong !! concerning the running activity the count of calories is ok for me
Don't understant where this difference come from ?? data are almost the same for both route so It's seems that the huawei tru sport algorritm don't take my profil ( height, weight, ) in account when the watch is not connected but when it is no problem !!
Need your point of view
Thanks in advance
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ⓘ The feature request resolved by taking the following idea (screenshot is attached):
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Add in the battery field with samples (pre built) according to the following structure:
Battery >
#BSTATQ# Status (quantity: charge from and discharge at)
#BLEVL# Last level of connect/disconnect
#BLEVLN# Last level (numeric) of connect/disconnect
#BCLEV# Last connect level
#BDLEV# Last disconnect level
#BCLEVN# Last connect level (numeric)
#BDLEVN# Last disconnect level (numeric)
Example # 1:
-Example (string sample):
#BSTATQ# #BLEVL#
-Sample title/content (pre built):
Battery >
Last disconnected/connected level
discharge at 85%
Example # 2:
-Example (string sample):
Charge quantity: From #BCLEV# to #BDLEV#
-Sample title/content (pre built):
Battery >
Charge quantity
Charge quantity: From 30% to 100%
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ⓘ Zooper support site: Error (can't reach). Kindly check the screenshot given below:
After examining the motherboard points, I came up with two EDL test points
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Well, heck. Those suckers are labelled as large as life.
But I do have a point.
With Qualcomm it has to do with a GPIO pin.
On my SDM636 it's GPIO57.
I've only seen GPIOs with a pull-down and a 1.8V source nearby.
So, if you're looking for EDL test points for something different, look for one point measuring 0V and another measuring 1.8V.
OTOH, it's easier to just find one point.
You can use a fresh AA or AAA battery (~1.55V) with a resistor to just find the GPIO.
Go from ground -> battery-, battery+ -> resistor, resistor -> GPIO
Use a 1k to 2.2k resistor, you won't hurt anything but it will be assertive enough.
I'm not totally sure that the GPIO number is fixed per SoC and not configurable in the OEM OTP.
But if you had (for example) a working SDM636 device, I'd go look for GPIO57 while your device is still working.
You have to be rooted though.
Code:
# ./edlcheck
0 1 0 1 0 1 0
Mmm, I'll generalize this and give it an argument if anybody wants.