Nice alternative to set cpu, has dropdown menus instead of sliders. Rockin nils business z with ziggys latest bfs no havs ocd to 1.114, it flies!
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It is a very good App, Ive tested it for some time, even if you set your phone to a frequency that causes Kernel Panics/Crashes - and set it to boot. The App will see that the phone turned off improperly, and will reboot at stock frequency, and will have an icon in the status bar explaining.
Its very small, and does the job, and has a very small system footprint too!
What is voodoo color? How do we use it/get it?
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Color tweaks to make SAMOLED screens not look like oversaturated POS's. It's usually built into custom kernels.
Voodoo colors are settings that control color multipliers. This means that, with a few sliders, you can control how much Red, Green or Blue is displaying on your screen. You can adjust Voodoo Colors by first, flashing a kernel that supports it, such as Matr1x, Trinity, Air Kernel, etc. Once the right kernel is flashed, you can adjust the settings via the Voodoo app, available on the play store. They are very useful, especially on the stock Nexus S where I, along with many others fell that the colors are washed out.
Hi,
I used this rom and before it, i used cyanogenmod 10.2 on my galaxy s3 LTE. One feature that i miss from there was the ability to control the gamma of the screen, a feature called Advanced Display in cyanogenmod, like we have in touchwiz. Is it possible to include a feature like that in omni roms?
This is kernel related. Just flash a kernel that supports gamma control.
moneyolo said:
This is kernel related. Just flash a kernel that supports gamma control.
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Oh ok, i didn't knew that
I think we have the control stuff required in the kernel, but we haven't gotten around to integrating the Settings side of it yet.
This may be sort of a noobish question but I was curious if using multiple apps for controlling kernel settings, in my case I am using both FKU & Trickster mod. I have the latest version of Franco's kernel flash (r32). I use both cause trickster has some options that FKU doesn't but I really like FKU's intergtayiong with system monitor and some of the kernel settings it has that trickster doesn't. I make sure that the settings for CPU min/max freq, volt, governor, IO schedule etc etc are set the to the same specs on each one. So is this OK to do, or will it cause issues with the kernel itself and/or my settings
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What options does trickster have that franco doesn't?
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Hi,
Should not have issues as long as you are sure that you have the same settings on both apps, like you do. For example don't set a different i/o scheduler or a different CPU governor in the two apps or it may conflict...
If you use mainly FKU, set it like you want then use TRickster Mod for the setting you want, no need to re-set the same settings in both apps (I don't know if I'm clear here ).
For example setup your CPU setting in FKU, let the CPU settings in Trickster Mod no need to re-apply them, it will just read the CPU settings from FKU...
Stuff like headphone volume boost which is good for me cause I am a active guitarist in a progressive metal band and am going deaf from playing shows lol
There's a few others. And a couple of the settings that they share I like better on trickster then fku and visa versa. By that i mean the way they allow you to change them is different on the two apps and I like the method better on one of them more so then the other sometimes. I'm weird like that I guess haha
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viking37 said:
Hi,
Should not have issues as long as you are sure that you have the same settings on both apps, like you do. For example don't set a different i/o scheduler or a different CPU governor in the two apps or it may conflict...
If you use mainly FKU, set it like you want then use TRickster Mod for the setting you want, no need to re-set the same settings in both apps (I don't know if I'm clear here ).
For example setup your CPU setting in FKU, let the CPU settings in Trickster Mod no need to re-apply them, it will just read the CPU settings from FKU...
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I get what u mean. That's generally how I do it. But some settings dont seem to translate. Like voltage. I dropped the stock voltage by 25 In fku and dropped the max cpu freq a bit and the CPU freq translated over but the voltage setting didn't. So I had to change that manually.
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I get what u mean. That's generally how I do it. But some settings dont seem to translate. Like voltage. I dropped the stock voltage by 25 In fku and dropped the max cpu freq a bit and the CPU freq translated over but the voltage setting didn't. So I had to change that manually.
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When you use 2 apps, sometimes you change the settings in one and the other writes the settings back and they don't translate. I use 2 apps myself. Voltage is fine as it is only available in one of my apps, but governors are available in both ans although sometimes it translates, otehr times it overwrites so I have to manually change the values in both apps to ensure it sticks.
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When you use 2 apps, sometimes you change the settings in one and the other writes the settings back and they don't translate. I use 2 apps myself. Voltage is fine as it is only available in one of my apps, but governors are available in both ans although sometimes it translates, otehr times it overwrites so I have to manually change the values in both apps to ensure it sticks.
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That happens with me sometimes too. So far so good tho. I had to manually change voltages tho like I said. The CPU freq translated over tho as well as governor and IO Scheduler.
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Silicon Knight said:
Stuff like headphone volume boost which is good for me cause I am a active guitarist in a progressive metal band and am going deaf from playing shows lol
There's a few others. And a couple of the settings that they share I like better on trickster then fku and visa versa. By that i mean the way they allow you to change them is different on the two apps and I like the method better on one of them more so then the other sometimes. I'm weird like that I guess haha
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FKU app, Kernel page, Headphones Volume Boost.
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Hi, I have a question, I've installed Trickster mod (donate) but I don't have many features such as screen settings and voltage settings, how can I unlock them?
Many thanks!
Nexus 5 with Franco kernel
engiu said:
Hi, I have a question, I've installed Trickster mod (donate) but I don't have many features such as screen settings and voltage settings, how can I unlock them?
Many thanks!
Nexus 5 with Franco kernel
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I use the free version and I have the Voltage settings, so I am not sure why they are not showing up for you, especially since you are using the Donate version. You can always try out FKU, I have the paid version of that app, and it's great. Now that I have found settings I didn't know were on FKU, I only use that one. Not to say Trickster isn't great, cause it is, just comes down to preference in the end.
engiu said:
Hi, I have a question, I've installed Trickster mod (donate) but I don't have many features such as screen settings and voltage settings, how can I unlock them?
Many thanks!
Nexus 5 with Franco kernel
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Are you running a custom kernel? If you're still running the stock kernel, you won't have those settings no matter which app you use.
Yes I'm running a custom kernel but I thought there was a way to undervolt all frequencies at the same time. I tried Fku and it's possibile but I haven't got screen features yet, I will change kernel. Thank you!
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Silicon Knight said:
This may be sort of a noobish question but I was curious if using multiple apps for controlling kernel settings, in my case I am using both FKU & Trickster mod. I have the latest version of Franco's kernel flash (r32). I use both cause trickster has some options that FKU doesn't but I really like FKU's intergtayiong with system monitor and some of the kernel settings it has that trickster doesn't. I make sure that the settings for CPU min/max freq, volt, governor, IO schedule etc etc are set the to the same specs on each one. So is this OK to do, or will it cause issues with the kernel itself and/or my settings
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You are right about that, there could be some different, added or lost settings on app to app and also kernel to kernel. But using two applications can interfere each other, if you don't want this, you should be carefull about apply settings on boot option. You should choose one application to enable set on boot option and not in other application. At the end your device will open even you set on boot option in 2 apps but valid settings while device is running depends on which app grants superSU right fisrt or second.
Hi
I have a preferred colour profile I have been using since forever but can't work out how to get it on my new Nougat ROM.
I was using Franco's Display app but it just seems to crash on Nougat... Is there any way to apply colour profile in Nougat? If so, am I able to load a profile designed to be used with the Display app?
Thanks
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Hi
I have a preferred colour profile I have been using since forever but can't work out how to get it on my new Nougat ROM.
I was using Franco's Display app but it just seems to crash on Nougat... Is there any way to apply colour profile in Nougat? If so, am I able to load a profile designed to be used with the Display app?
Thanks
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You may acomplish this by either installing a custom kernel which supports color calibration, (Franco, blue_spark, etc..), and use Franco's app, or you may install "Kernel Adiutor" and under screen settings apply one of the many profiles provided, granting that your current stock kernel supports color calibration, which is the case in most of the Nougat ROMS.