Nexus 6P Secret : ) - Nexus 6P General

Here's a Nexus 6P trick most people don't know about ?
Install Kernel Auditor and go to wake options. The 6P natively supports DT2W.

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OmegaBlaze said:
Here's a Nexus 6P trick most people don't know about ?
Install Kernel Auditor and go to wake options. The 6P natively supports DT2W.
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That requires root
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Southern_mind said:
That requires root
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Yep.

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unrelated...where did you get those status bar icons?

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LRiley said:
unrelated...where did you get those status bar icons?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3011075
Cloudy iOS

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This is commonly known, most people are aware. They're also aware it doesn't work very well.

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akellar said:
This is commonly known, most people are aware. They're also aware it doesn't work very well.
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Well I certainly wasn't aware of it.

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those who are using custom kernels should already be aware of this.

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this requires busybox...
does the actual busybox install places the file under system or somewhere else?
im using systemless root and dont want to break things with the busybox app being "outdated"

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chaco81 said:
this requires busybox...
does the actual busybox install places the file under system or somewhere else?
im using systemless root and dont want to break things with the busybox app being "outdated"
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Busybox here --> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en (its by stericson, there is also a pro version)will ask where you want to install it. I think it defaults to /su/bin so your good to go, no change to /system.

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jackpollard said:
Busybox here --> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en (its by stericson, there is also a pro version)will ask where you want to install it. I think it defaults to /su/bin so your good to go, no change to /system.
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got it
thanks, it worked. but i didnt keep thie DT2W feature... already uninstalled it
when u DT2W, it forces u to enter the pin or use the fingerprint... that kind of defeats the purpose.. i rather pickup and use my finger print in that case

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chaco81 said:
got it
thanks, it worked. but i didnt keep thie DT2W feature... already uninstalled it
when u DT2W, it forces u to enter the pin or use the fingerprint... that kind of defeats the purpose.. i rather pickup and use my finger print in that case
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Yeah I had the same issue, I made my house and my pebble watch trusted in smart lock, so it keeps the lock screen off most of the time. But honestly, it always seems when in deep sleep it takes a few taps to wake it up, so I usually end up hitting the power button anyway.

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well its not a secret any more

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It was just left over code from other devices.

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DT2W is not a secret, and it's been known about for a while now. You don't need an app, or a kernel to activate it. You can just simply run a script to activate it, and have it survive a reboot...that's what I do.
Also, as someone mentioned, it does not work that great (it's almost frustrating at times if you ever owned a G2, G3, or G4). It was implemented a lot better on the LG G2, G3, and G4...I'm assuming DT2W wasn't activated as an option, at least partially, on the N6P because it doesn't function all that well.

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bouchigo said:
DT2W is not a secret, and it's been known about for a while now. You don't need an app, or a kernel to activate it. You can just simply run a script to activate it, and have it survive a reboot...that's what I do.
Also, as someone mentioned, it does not work that great (it's almost frustrating at times if you ever owned a G2, G3, or G4). It was implemented a lot better on the LG G2, G3, and G4...I'm assuming DT2W wasn't activated as an option, at least partially, on the N6P because it doesn't function all that well.
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The reason why it works so well on lg devices is because the code is built into the touch firmware of their devices.
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DT2W = Not a secret.

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jackpollard said:
Busybox here --> https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en (its by stericson, there is also a pro version)will ask where you want to install it. I think it defaults to /su/bin so your good to go, no change to /system.
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Installing busy box broke android pay because it auto installs to system. I now get errors trying to uninstall it

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SirVilhelm said:
Installing busy box broke android pay because it auto installs to system. I now get errors trying to uninstall it
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I'm sorry to hear your having issues. When I installed the referenced busy box, I installed it to /su/bin, I'm not sure why yours did not. If you look at the screen shot from the link, it shows /system/ but that can be changed. My Pay works with no issue. I would try reflashing your rom if custom or system.img if not to clean up the issue. good luck.

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OmegaBlaze said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3011075
Cloudy iOS
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What about the nav bar? How'd you do that?