Hey,
I wanted to permanently disable stay awake option in development. So can anyone suggest a build.prop tweak that would set it to off on every reboot?
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From what i know, the max is 10mins?
You're correct, 10 minutes is the maximum. I imagine you could modify a system file in order to hack your way around this, but I'm afraid I don't know which one - also you'd need to be rooted.
You could have smart stay on and keep looking at it, then it wont switch off
No need for root or shady tools.
Install the app 'Keep Screen on' and done
Apps can use the permission to keep your screen on even if they are not in active usage.
I usually set it to "Until I turn it off" so it won't stay on when plugging it into a charger.
Very handy app when keeping it for Skype communications next to the computer.
You can also use Power Widget Lite to create toggles on your homescreen to keep the screen awake.
Can any one please give me init.d scripts to lock the minimum possible screen brightness lower than the default minimum in cm9 (in cm9 the default minimum screen brightness is 20, i want 10) and another script to lock the button backlight off on every boot.
P.S.- I already know about 'screen filter' and 'keyboard backlight' but I want a permanent solution with no extra processes running
kushal_neov said:
Can any one please give me init.d scripts to lock the minimum possible screen brightness lower than the default minimum in cm9 (in cm9 the default minimum screen brightness is 20, i want 10) and another script to lock the button backlight off on every boot.
P.S.- I already know about 'screen filter' and 'keyboard backlight' but I want a permanent solution with no extra processes running
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for button backlight check out my thread in apps and themes section
avinashrocks1990 said:
for button backlight check out my thread in apps and themes section
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Thanx buddy.. Nw if someone could just fix the screen brightness, I wont have to go back to stock rom....ever:laugh:
How can I disable or avoid the android setting that makes the brightness go down to minimun when the phone goes to 5% battery?
I have an extended battery and it is very annoying. Maybe I can override the effect with a tasker profile or something?
I'm no expert so I don't know where to start to find any solution...
Anyone?
I tried with a tasker profile but it does not work when battery is under 5%... is there a script to stablish any brightness level?
I am interested too, I didn't have this problem on 4.1.2, but after I flashed 4.3 I encontered this issue.
Very annoying if it happens on sunlight, it makes impossible to use the phone!
I could partially fix it with the app "rootdim" on the Play store, with it I can force it but when the screen goes off it resets again
As far as Internet resources go, this is impossible on Android and is a limit imposed by the kernel.
My thoughts: maybe this is changeable with a build.prop tweak, or a custom kernel. There isn't even an Xposed mod available for this, nor is it included in Gravitybox, Wanam Xposed, or any other collection. I hate this limitation too, especially in the sunlight like @dabyd64 said. You can possibly try using an android shell something like "print 1 > /sys/class/display/brightness" or something like that. Depends on device! I will look into it.
All the best,
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As far as Internet resources go, this is impossible on Android and is a limit imposed by the kernel.
My thoughts: maybe this is changeable with a build.prop tweak, or a custom kernel. There isn't even an Xposed mod available for this, nor is it included in Gravitybox, Wanam Xposed, or any other collection. I hate this limitation too, especially in the sunlight like @dabyd64 said. You can possibly try using an android shell something like "print 1 > /sys/class/display/brightness" or something like that. Depends on device! I will look into it.
All the best,
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That is what rootdim does, at least you can use the phone, but you have to force the brightness each time you unlock the screen
It has a nice preset widget, so its almost fixed. Single touch and brightness restored.
I think the low brighness is forced because in old roms the screen would flicker if the battery was very low and the brightness set high.
So Samsung fixed it in the hard way
Dear all,
Does anyone here know how to use Tasker app to auto enable and disable the always on display (AOD) setting in a specific time?
I noticed that enabling AOD consumes lot of battery, the battery drained 15-20% when my phone was idle overnight from 12am-7am. After I turn off the AOD, the battery drains only 5% overnight.
I'm thinking to use Tasker to disable the AOD when I'm sleeping to reserve the battery, and turn it back on after 8am. Unfortunately I couldn't find anything in the Tasker app that allows me to do so. But I'm able to do this to my previous Samsung Galaxy s7 edge. Maybe I missed out something when I tried to do that for my LG G5?
Is there anything in the Secure Settings app that might help with this? Worth investigating - haven't rooted yet (just whilst I'm getting used to phone and working out pros and cons) so can't check for you.
For what it's worth I just turn phone over which switches off AOD, easy to turn back to check time in dark...
Yeah I didn't notice that my AOD would turn off when I turned it over till later and thought that was a smart implementation for it. Seems very intuitive.
I'll revive this thread, as I'm looking for a tasker solution too. Is there any way I can disable the AOD via Tasker? I've a H850, stock nougat, rooted.
Try this method:
https://www.reddit.com/r/GalaxyS7/comments/4knout/always_on_screen_only_while_charging/
But replace "aod_mode" to "enable_ext_display_on_lcd_off"
I may be a bit late to the party, but you really don't need the paid version of secure settings app to toggle this setting on Samsung. Just run the following shell commands from tasker (make sure you check the "use root" box):
To enable:
Code:
settings put system aod_mode 1
To disable:
Code:
settings put system aod_mode 0
Hi guys.
I was wondering if anyone has an issue where, if you set an custom settings for doze it will reset to the stock settings fro android after a period of time?
reapplying the values on wake up don't seem to stick