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2017-04-09
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#592
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Originally Posted by mautz
Thanks for the info. I got my wish. A few links to make it easier for newbies like me:
My custom kernel has double tap to wake feature, but since this is not an original feature of the Nexus5 it will cause a massive battery drain.
Better use the fake dt2w with LPM mode.
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2017-04-09
, 21:11
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Joined on Feb 2014
@ Germany
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#593
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@minimec
I'll test with 0.3 version of your script in the next days, i have no bt hardware here since i am not at home at the moment, i'll report back. Have you tested the connection for more than 120 seconds and do you get any output when you are connected with hcitool?
Thanks!
@maidis
in terminal will do the same.
I'll test with 0.3 version of your script in the next days, i have no bt hardware here since i am not at home at the moment, i'll report back. Have you tested the connection for more than 120 seconds and do you get any output when you are connected with hcitool?
Thanks!
@maidis
Code:
ssu ar mer-tools pkcon refresh pkcon install mce-tools mcetool --set-low-power-mode=disabled mcetool --set-lpmui-triggering=from-pocket,hover-over mcetool --set-low-power-mode=enabled
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2017-04-09
, 21:20
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@ Italy
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#594
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Originally Posted by minimec
Thank you minimec.
If you don't start the 'bt-sleep-monitor.sh' script in some startup script or systemd service, you have to start it manually. (I pretend that the script is in the /home/nemo folder)
Code:chmod +x bt-sleep-monitor.sh # Needed only once devel-su ./bt-sleep-monitor.sh & exit
It works! I had tried to execute the script file with the command:
sh filename.sh
but it wasn't the correct way.
How to run the script at startup now? I'm trying to understand how systemd works but I'm not sure yet.
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2017-04-09
, 22:34
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Joined on Feb 2012
@ Switzerland
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#595
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@mautz
Yes I tested more than 120 seconds, sometimes even listening to some music.
In the script I check for an existing connection with this 'if' statement
I I do the 'hcitool' command in the terminal with an existing connection, I get ...
And... You need to be 'root' to get some info with 'hcitool' 
Yes I tested more than 120 seconds, sometimes even listening to some music.
In the script I check for an existing connection with this 'if' statement
Code:
if [ "$(hcitool con | grep \>)" == "" ] ; then ...
Code:
[root@Sailfish nemo]# hcitool con | grep \> > ACL 00:0D:44:AD:FF:E1 handle 11 state 1 lm MASTER AUTH ENCRYPT
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2017-04-09
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@ Switzerland
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#596
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Originally Posted by claustn
I created a systemd service that I use for all my 'tuning' during boot. The initial post can be found here...
How to run the script at startup now? I'm trying to understand how systemd works but I'm not sure yet.
With this you should be able to create your own service. The actual script would then look something like this...
Code:
#!/bin/bash
## bt-sleep-monitor service script
start() {
/home/nemo/bt-sleep-monitor.sh &
}
stop() {
killall bt-sleep-monitor.sh dbus-monitor
}
case "$1" in
start)
start
;;
stop)
stop
;;
restart)
stop
sleep 1
start
;;
*) exit 1
esac
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2017-04-16
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@ Bulgaria
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#599
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There is an other OSes PR that mentions SFOS:
https://github.com/anbox/anbox/pull/29
Though I couldn't find an Android image for ARM.
https://github.com/anbox/anbox/pull/29
Though I couldn't find an Android image for ARM.
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2017-04-19
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#600
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I've followed the entire thread. The amount of information is overwhelming.
Could we arrange to update the wiki?
Maybe someone can post links to the exact posts that handle certain parts of the install, and we compile them together.
What comes to my mind right now:
Could we arrange to update the wiki?
Maybe someone can post links to the exact posts that handle certain parts of the install, and we compile them together.
What comes to my mind right now:
- what to download & where
- how to install (in multirom; how to skip tutorial)
- how to apply all the fixes
- all required workarounds (like 4-finger touch)
- how to configure undervolting (including lowest voltages known to work)
- screen wake up (lpm)
- aliendalvik
- anything else I might have overlooked
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I will do another test tomorrow in my car.