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yank555 wrote:

Julian Jeremiah wrote:Thanks Yank! Kinda miss faux sound though

BTW what is your current fav governor?

Faux sound ??? It's been in since 001a1

My fav. governor ... well ... since I run CM and not TouchWiz, I don't / can't use this kernel and in my CM kernel I use yankactive, which is a 1:1 copy of interactive with different default tunable settings. I just made a copy of it, as I wanted users to have access to full stock interactive as well, so no magic in there !

I'm still "building up" my CM kernel, so it has not yet been "granted" faux's governors nor intelli-plug, I first want a reliable base... but I'm drifting off the topic of this thread...

JP.

Julian Jeremiah wrote:Unless I'm blind seriously there's no faux sound available in Fauxclock

yank555 wrote:

Julian Jeremiah wrote:Unless I'm blind seriously there's no faux sound available in Fauxclock

There never was, fauxsound is a different app than fauxclock :

fauxclock : control kernel
fauxsound : control sound

JP.

yank555 wrote:Hi,

I've been reported that touchwake, when enabled through either terminal "echo" commands, or an app like trickster, was working with the pen.

So in fact, as it looks, it's only the touchwake finger support that needs fixing.

Would love to have confirmation S-Pen is working for touchwake in general.

Once we have that sorted, 001b1 will be ready

Thanx, JP.

Julian Jeremiah wrote:I'm gonna test it now but what's the full commands thru terminal? I've just tried using S pen to wake the phone but unsuccessful

yank555 wrote:You need powersuspend in a working state, so that would be any mode except userspace :

echo 3 > /sys/kernel/power_suspend/power_suspend_mode

Then you need to enable touchwake

echo 1 > /sys/class/misc/touchwake/enable

Other settings for touchwake can be found in there as well, here's the details :

https://github.com/yank555-lu/N3-CM-Uni ... 7be103f848

Please check the spelling of the files/folders, I'm doing this without checking on my device

JP.

Julian Jeremiah wrote:Permission denied?? Or did I executed wrongly?

yank555 wrote:

Julian Jeremiah wrote:Permission denied?? Or did I executed wrongly?

Did you do it as root ? Always use the "su" command before doing stuff like this

Which one didn't work ? I could change default permission so also normal useraccess is enough.

JP.

Julian Jeremiah wrote:Yes, su>enter (as always)

First line of command - Touch wake enabled permissions denied, cannot proceed to next stage

This is what I typed in terminal according to github: /sys/class/misc/touchwake/enabled