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[APP][Root][4.0+] KernelControl Beta [update 9][Plugin interface]

Hi,
I'm presenting you KernelControl. A beautiful app to tweak your kernel.
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This is a beta at the moment, because I only have a limited device pool and testing the app on friend's phones resulted in some workarounds. The app will be released on Play Store after the beta is over for a few bucks, but I will post new free, full featured and ad free versions here from time to time.
Google+ Community for better communication: click
Features:
Phone, 7 inch and 10 inch layout
Card UI
A safe boot receiver. It should detect if the shutdown was wanted or a dropout
CPU frequency changing
CPU Governor Changing and tweaking the governor kernel parameter
Voltage changing
Low Memory Killer tweaking
VM Settings tweaking
Switch the I/O scheduler
tweak the kernel parameter of the I/O scheduler
Change the readahead buffer size
Change the TCP congestion control
Toggle fast charging (if supported)
Lots of informations about your device. Like CPU load, average system load, information about your SOC, time in state and RAM usage information [available for users without root access]
Create your own plugins! More info here
More to come
Plugin API:
If you want to add a plugin I have created a simple API available at Github. Feel free to message me here on xda, the g+ community or via the in app contact options. I will respond as soon as I can ​
So if you want to help, test it and if it crashes provide a logcat output of the error and some small description what you have done. Please post issues with the app like unexpected behaviour and last but not least if you find some spelling, grammar etc. mistakes, please post this too (english isn't my native language).
If you have any idea to further improve this app, please post it here too.
Changelog:
Update-1: Fix for devices with a smaller screen than 360dp
Update-2: Fix hdpi layout getting cropped
Update-3: More bug fixes
Update-4: Fixed threading issues, fixed some more force closes, fixed the spinner issue (setting a item without a change by the user), DashClock extension
Update-5: Build with proguard (smaller size), bug fixes, automatically crash reporting (you can opt out if you need the tinfoil head), new package name (you can deinstall the old app. The old naming will be used for the Play Store variant)
Update-6: Only crash fixes. Lots of them.
Update-7: Huge changelog
Update-8: Plugin interface. For the rest have a look here
Update-9: Plugin interface: Feature request: hide VM, Governor, I/O Settings via a plugin. Layout fixes for tablets.
Permissions explained:
RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED: for the boot restore
ACCESS_SUPERUSER: Manipulating kernel interfaces
INTERNET: Crash reporting and Analytics (to help me improve the app)
ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE: Same Crash reporting and Analytics
GET_ACCOUNTS: Never used unless you attach contact information to your crash report
USE_CREDENTIALS: Never used unless you attach contact information to your crash report
READ_PROFILE: Never used unless you attach contact information to your crash report
READ_CONTACTS: Never used unless you attach contact information to your crash report
Libraries used in this project:
Crouton
RootTools
Crashlytics
Analytics
Dashclock API
Thanks

Looks good!
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Very good
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Update:
Now on Beta-3: Layout for hdpi devices should work (still needs some tweaking.). More bug fixes.
Added more and nicer styled screenshots to OP.
Created a Google+ Community for better communication: click
Edit:
Next version: Bug fixes and a DashClock Extension with 3 modes (Screenshot).

Most stylish and EASY TO USE interface I have seen :thumbup:
Goodluck on your App.

noteandfound said:
Most stylish and EASY TO USE interface I have seen :thumbup:
Goodluck on your App.
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Can we have a dark theme on the next update please? I love it as it is but i would like it if it came with a dark theme too

Best app in recent times.
hope addition of much more feature

the app looks great and works great but I would like to use it as a replacement for stweaks.
is it possible to make the program read the costume kernel options like stweaks does?

Thanks for the feedback
chachin said:
Can we have a dark theme on the next update please? I love it as it is but i would like it if it came with a dark theme too
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hrm. I will have it in my mind but I think that cards with a dark theme are losing the nice and clean look. Maybe a feature if most other stuff is up and running
Thristle said:
the app looks great and works great but I would like to use it as a replacement for stweaks.
is it possible to make the program read the costume kernel options like stweaks does?
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I'm thinking about a way to add custom kernel tweaks for a long time without just implementing it directly in the app and so removing a potential income for kernel developers.
Tracking down this problem is the number one priority on my to do list.

Very good finally i can delete the other app :thumbup::thumbup:
PS my device is an HTC evo 3d
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Benee said:
I'm thinking about a way to add custom kernel tweaks for a long time without just implementing it directly in the app and so removing a potential income for kernel developers.
Tracking down this problem is the number one priority on my to do list.
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I dont see the relation. Im talking about all the extra options some kernels have (like dorimanx kernel for the i9100)

Thristle said:
I dont see the relation. Im talking about all the extra options some kernels have (like dorimanx kernel for the i9100)
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Some developers are creating own apps to control these parameters. I was working on kernels too (way back in the htc desire and a bit in the Optimus 2x/G2x time) and instead of asking for donation, some developed a app to control these settings. These could buy you a drink for the work and the supporter got a nice app in return.
Implementing it for free would subvert a income for a developer. Ok some devs creating an app for free and don't take donations too. But others not and I don't want to piss anybody off. So I'm thinking about a extremely easy to programm plugin interface (think of it as DashClock extensions). I'm not sure how good it will be possible nor if it's possible at all, but I will work on it and I hope I will find a way.
(Plus it saves me a lot of nerves. Implementing this stuff and testing it on every device with min and max values, possible steps etc. I would call this a pretty severe pita.)

Update 4:
Fixed threading issues
fixed some more force closes
fixed the spinner issue (setting a item without a change by the user)
DashClock extension
Have fun

Benee said:
Some developers are creating own apps to control these parameters. I was working on kernels too (way back in the htc desire and a bit in the Optimus 2x/G2x time) and instead of asking for donation, some developed a app to control these settings. These could buy you a drink for the work and the supporter got a nice app in return.
Implementing it for free would subvert a income for a developer. Ok some devs creating an app for free and don't take donations too. But others not and I don't want to piss anybody off. So I'm thinking about a extremely easy to programm plugin interface (think of it as DashClock extensions). I'm not sure how good it will be possible nor if it's possible at all, but I will work on it and I hope I will find a way.
(Plus it saves me a lot of nerves. Implementing this stuff and testing it on every device with min and max values, possible steps etc. I would call this a pretty severe pita.)
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Im still not getting it. Apps like stweaks and extweaks do exactly what i am talking and are avilable for free in the app store and i dont see any kernel devloper being angry. Also there is no need to implement steps and values since they are all contained in the kernel itself (perhaps in xml format or something close)

dam i just downlaoded and installed build 3!!! :L will update now :L

Thristle said:
Im still not getting it. Apps like stweaks and extweaks do exactly what i am talking and are avilable for free in the app store and i dont see any kernel devloper being angry. Also there is no need to implement steps and values since they are all contained in the kernel itself (perhaps in xml format or something close)
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Nope. Everything ist hard coded in the apps. Like which values are possible, what is the safe range of a parameter (vibration strength could kill your vibration motor up if bad programmed). There are a huge number of custom parameters in every custom kernel. I could only support selected interfaces on selected devices like trickster mod. I don't want to do this. This is plain pita and I would neglect a huge device base.
Instead I will create a extension which other developers can use and add the parameters with save values etc. This is imo way better than to hardcode everything in one app.

I got force close on xperia play running super jellybean 5.5. Please fix!

mikorivera said:
I got force close on xperia play running super jellybean 5.5. Please fix!
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How about a logcat of that error? My magical crystal ball is broken at the moment...

Benee said:
How about a logcat of that error? My magical crystal ball is broken at the moment...
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Here is a logcat.

mikorivera said:
Here is a logcat.
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The dev implemented a the voltage interface in an uncommon way. I will add some additional checks to ensure it will run in these conditions.
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Features of android 4.4 kitkat

since cyanogenmod 11 is released and it has android kitkat so here are the new features incorporated in android 4.4 kitkat
(android 4.4 is optimized for improving the performance on devices with 512 MB RAM or less.The entire UI is going to get smoother.)
1.UI improvement and redesign in apps-the apps like email and downloads are streamlined.the status and navigation bars go translucent.
2.improvement in google now-google now is 25% more accurate and will give u precise results with ur questions.cards for local shopping have been added.
3.SMS app is a part of hangouts-with hangouts u get three options- SMSs, MMSs and GTalk chats.emoji icons are incorporated in stock keyboard.
4.CALLER ID gets smarter-priority will be given to contacts with whom u talk the most.local listing on google maps will be used for recognizing numbers.
5.quickoffice default app for document reading and editing-quickoffice is integrated with android 4.4 just as iWork suite in apple devices.
6.voice control is always on-android kitkat incorporates always-on voice control that allows users to send text messages, locate places on google maps, play songs.
7.SCREEN RECORDER-u get to record anything u do on ur phone and save it in mp4 format.it is very useful for creating tutorials.
8.addition for support of cloud printing-the new version of android adds support for cloud printing.the limitation is that google cloud Print function is limited to the HP ePrint range and printers that have apps in the play store marketplace.
9.step counting-fitness freaks rejoice! Android 4.4 comes with a function called Moves that operates as a pedometer that counts your steps. google says this is a battery friendly way to measure your daily activity level.
SOURCE-TOI

ART is also one of the novelties of the new android

could you post the link of this rom
because i have kitkat but it hasn't step counter or screen capture

MACLAW rules

Soit77a said:
MACLAW rules
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Oh, come on...

Soit77a said:
MACLAW rules
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Now you will se how he rules. You will get 10 updates per week - but non of them will fix some major bug.
All of them will be: sources update, some speed tweaks etc, etc... Mark my words.

shut_down said:
Now you will se how he rules. You will get 10 updates per week - but non of them will fix some major bug.
All of them will be: sources update, some speed tweaks etc, etc... Mark my words.
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no with any new build, there will be new bugs... :laugh:

Mr.xD97 said:
no with any new build, there will be new bugs... :laugh:
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What is the function of ART?
[ sent from my mind ]

sandidonk said:
What is the function of ART?
[ sent from my mind ]
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Here.

eduds said:
Here.
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Thx bro, google is the best search engine.
Whether all of user applications support ART?
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if I help you, simpe just hit the thanks button.

sandidonk said:
Thx bro, google is the best search engine.
Whether all of user applications support ART?
{sent from my mind}
if I help you, simpe just hit the thanks button.
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Unfortunately, no.
And I think that ART doesn't work with Xposed Framework, but I'm not sure...
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shut_down said:
Now you will se how he rules. You will get 10 updates per week - but non of them will fix some major bug.
All of them will be: sources update, some speed tweaks etc, etc... Mark my words.
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i might have spoken to early in the heat of his first release of cm11 with camera and omx working...i see that now

Soit77a said:
i might have spoken to early in the heat of his first release of cm11 with camera and omx working...i see that now
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Can I say: "I told you." now?

shut_down said:
Can I say: "I told you." now?
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yes you can

shut_down said:
Now you will se how he rules. You will get 10 updates per week - but non of them will fix some major bug.
All of them will be: sources update, some speed tweaks etc, etc... Mark my words.
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It was the same as releasing a rom once every two months with only one bug fix or sometimes nothing at all.
At least there was an improvement everyday.

kupalogs said:
It was the same as releasing a rom once every two months with only one bug fix or sometimes nothing at all.
At least there was an improvement everyday.
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What improvement? And we did not get any update, maybe one. I am speaking generaly about that dev. Fix one thing, mess another - attract people to go to web site with adds to download new version, in couple days again fix that what he broke - but broke another thing and in circle...

shut_down said:
What improvement? And we did not get any update, maybe one. I am speaking generaly about that dev. Fix one thing, mess another - attract people to go to web site with adds to download new version, in couple days again fix that what he broke - but broke another thing and in circle...
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Well programming is not easy, maybe for you. Sometimes you will fix a certain things but at the same you accidentally broke something without knowing. Fixing and breaking is normal unless you are a perfect human that can code flawlessly.
And i dont see any wrong idea about attracting users to your site with ads, it is a site it was meant to be visited. And no one force you to download the file every release.

kupalogs said:
Well programming is not easy, maybe for you. Sometimes you will fix a certain things but at the same you accidentally broke something without knowing. Fixing and breaking is normal unless you are a perfect human that can code flawlessly.
And i dont see any wrong idea about attracting users to your site with ads, it is a site it was meant to be visited. And no one force you to download the file every release.
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It is perfectly normal if you do not do it in purpose. By knowing that you will do that and make a bug. And why lying that ROM has some feature... But why to spend words on this matter anymore. :angel::angel::angel:

[APP][4.1+] AcDisplay | v3.8 | 11.07.2015

AcDisplay
Open Source Android app
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AcDisplay is a new way of handling notifications in Android.
It will inform you about new notifications by showing a minimal, beautiful screen, allowing you to open them directly from the lock screen. And if you want to see what's going on, you can simply take your phone out of your pocket to view all the latest notifications, in a similarly pleasing and minimalistic manner.
Code:
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Android: 4.1+ (Android 4.4+ is recommended)
Official webpage: http://acdisplay.org
Download: http://releases.acdisplay.org
Repository: http://repo.acdisplay.org
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Google+ community: http://community.acdisplay.org

Feel free to comment and post your suggestions!

Thanks, that's good

Looks great, really clean and minimal. I'm installing now, and ill edit my post in a bit with any thoughts/suggestions. Thanks to the dev/op. :good:

Will report tomorrow, sounds interesting
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Any settings to set?
Active display as an installable app huh? =] Cool!
I haven't seen it in action apart from the test notification so I don't have a whole lot of feedback yet. Interestingly enough, the test notification worked the first time I tried it, then I restarted and tried it again but it just turned the screen off I believe.
Also, is there supposed to be anything in the settings area? It's blank for me.
Thanks for your hard work! I look forward to it's progress =]
on Nexus 5

How is this on battery for the n5 with a LCD when compared to say a gs4 which has an AMOLED screen?
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I don't see any options in the settings...and test notification doesn't seem to be working correctly. I'm on a n5 running cataclysm.
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SavedByGrace said:
I haven't seen it in action apart from the test notification so I don't have a whole lot of feedback yet. Interestingly enough, the test notification worked the first time I tried it, then I restarted and tried it again but it just turned the screen off I believe.
Also, is there supposed to be anything in the settings area? It's blank for me.
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Jonnyredcorn said:
I don't see any options in the settings...and test notification doesn't seem to be working correctly. I'm on a n5 running cataclysm.
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The test notification is buggy (and i'll fix it soon). It's a known problem. Settings has no GUI yet
Jonnyredcorn said:
How is this on battery for the n5 with a LCD when compared to say a gs4 which has an AMOLED screen?
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This is very friendly to battery. It doesn't popup too often to eat a lot of battery (and has it's own turn-screen-off managment)

If,possible make it for 4.2+.

try now :good:

Please make for lower android version....(4.1.2). Thanks in advance
Hello me!! Its me again!!

i really like it ,just like i like omni's roms

This was my favorite feature on a cherry picked AOKP ROM I was running on my GS4. However it doesn't seem to be correctly working on my n5. Display only shows up for a brief second. When do Tue notifications appear? For example they would appear on active display if I pulled the phone out of my pocket.
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Jonnyredcorn said:
This was my favorite feature on a cherry picked AOKP ROM I was running on my GS4. However it doesn't seem to be correctly working on my n5. Display only shows up for a brief second. When do Tue notifications appear? For example they would appear on active display if I pulled the phone out of my pocket.
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I know why does it show only for a moment... Well, let's hope the next version will fix it. What's Tue?

Tue meant to be "the"
I'm very excited for that to get fixed as I love active display and would love to use this! Assuming it doesn't harm battery like you state!
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Jonnyredcorn said:
I'm very excited for that to get fixed as I love active display and would love to use this! Assuming it doesn't harm battery like you state!
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If you want I can send you debug .apk which (hopefuly) fixes the issue

AChep said:
If you want I can send you debug .apk which (hopefuly) fixes the issue
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I'll test for ya sure. 7am and just laying in bed anyway
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Jonnyredcorn said:
I'll test for ya sure. 7am and just laying in bed anyway
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It contains some new non working features But please test only if it appears on new notification

Will you hangouts with me so I can test?
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Jonnyredcorn said:
Will you hangouts with me so I can test?
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I can't do it without your email

[APP][4.1+][T-Mobile] WiFi Calling Controls (Widget, Locale, Tasker)

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This application is in no way affiliated with or supported by T-Mobile/Movial.
WiFi Calling Controls
Introduction
Control the T-Mobile WiFi Calling feature programmatically with a Locale plugin compatible app, such as Tasker, Locale, or Llama! Use this plugin to only enable WiFi calling when you are at certain locations, potentially saving battery life, improving call quality, and reducing the Cell->WiFi handover delay. Monitor the state of WiFi calling to trigger actions when WiFi calling is enabled/disabled!
If that sounds too complicated for your liking, there is also a widget for the quick and easy toggling of WiFi Calling!
Samsung users MUST install this as a system app. This requires root!
This will ONLY work with T-Mobile phones that have the WiFi Calling app already installed!
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Now available to download in the play store!
*APK*: https://github.com/ajhodges/WifiCallingControls/releases
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Beta Program
This app is now in beta. Please help me test device support and stability by joining the beta. I am specifically looking to know which devices don't work with this app. Also, if you have T-Mobile WiFi Calling and are not able to download the app, please let me know and send me your device model, Android version, and model number.
Join the WiFi Calling Controls Beta Testers Google+ Community!
Source
This app has been released as open source under the MIT license.
View the source on GitHub.
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WiFi Calling Controls, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
pmstc
Source Code: https://github.com/ajhodges/WifiCallingToggle
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.3
Stable Release Date: 2016-02-20
Created 2014-03-29
Last Updated 2016-02-20

Thanks a lot for this. I'll test this later tonight or tomorrow on my Samsung Note 3.
Can't open Google+ at work. Can you post a direct apk/play store link on the OP?

rahulisola said:
Thanks a lot for this. I'll test this later tonight or tomorrow on my Samsung Note 3.
Can't open Google+ at work. Can you post a direct apk/play store link on the OP?
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Unfortunately there is a known issue with recent Samsung devices (including the Note 3). T-Mobile uses Samsung's built-in IMS system instead of Movial's for wifi calling, so it will take some time and effort to reverse engineer that as well. The good news is that I have ordered a Samsung device and hopefully will be able to use it to test my app. Give me one or two weeks to get this working, please!
I was also trying to avoid posting apks on here since the app is still very much a beta and will change frequently, but I will absolutely post one when I am getting close to releasing! The play store link is in the beta G+ group.
Thanks!

Now released to the public, with Samsung compatibility!

will there be a sprint variant?

hotboyray said:
will there be a sprint variant?
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Sorry, right now I have no plans to add sprint compatibility. I have neither a sprint device nor a sprint plan, so it would be really hard for me to develop that. This app is open source though, so there is always the chance another developer could do it!

YES
I was searching for an app to do exactly this. Went to download for my Xperia Z1s on the Play Store and it says it is not compatible. Downloading the apk now to test it out. Fingers crossed.

gtownie said:
I was searching for an app to do exactly this. Went to download for my Xperia Z1s on the Play Store and it says it is not compatible. Downloading the apk now to test it out. Fingers crossed.
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Glad to hear it! Please let me know if it works, I can add your phone to the list of compatible phones on the play store. I actually think it should work fine.
edit: Actually I'm just going to disable the device compatibility filter and only filter it by T-Mobile

pmstc said:
Glad to hear it! Please let me know if it works, I can add your phone to the list of compatible phones on the play store. I actually think it should work fine.
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Haven't tried it with Tasker yet, but the widget works perfectly. Haven't used Tasker in about 2-3 years (at that time I thought it was bogging down my phone), but think I'm going to revisit the app soon - the phones are so much quicker now. I'll report back once I try it on tasker. Thanks for a truly great app.
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Awesome, thanks. Now I can keep up on the play store.

I have loaded the Wifi Calling Controls on my LG G3 and it works great, however if I have the Wifi Calling Controls state as part of the profile I have noticed that Tasker doesn't see the State until after the monitor is restarted.
Example: In my Profile IF (Wifi Connected to HomeWifi AND WiFi Calling Controls On) THEN (Stop Wifi Calling) However in the Log the profile stays active until either I'm no longe conntect to my HomeWifi, or Monitor is reset. This issue also persists when my other Profile to turn on Wifi Calling should run, but Tasker sees WiFi Calling Controls as On while the Controls are actually Off.
I have gotten around this issue by not using Wifi Calling State in my Profiles, however I don't like it when Tasker continues to check if I'm connected to the HomeWifi. This also causes my phone to heat up and eat batteries.
Possible fixes:
1) How can I restart Monitoring as part of the Task? If I can do that then when tasker Starts or Stops Wifi Calling I could reset Monitoring, so the Wifi Calling State registers properly.
2) Get monitoring to properly see the Wifi Calling State without restarting Monitoring.
Thanks,
David

This app works great on my LG G4 until it upgrades to MM. Now, it will crash when switching from one profile to another. Any update on this app?

Contivity said:
This app works great on my LG G4 until it upgrades to MM. Now, it will crash when switching from one profile to another. Any update on this app?
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Keep your eye open for an update this weekend. I have fixed the issue with G4 MM as well as the wifi calling state bug on the G3/G2 that @othercents mentioned earlier. Sorry for the lack of updates, guys! S6 compatibility hopefully on it's way soon as well.

Hi,
Is this project still alive? If it is I was wondering if error status could be detected in the future (not just on/off status) as TMO's wifi calling is temperamental, at best...
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NYLimited said:
Hi,
Is this project still alive? If it is I was wondering if error status could be detected in the future (not just on/off status) as TMO's wifi calling is temperamental, at best...
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He's dead Jim. Kick him if you don't believe me.

famewolf said:
He's dead Jim. Kick him if you don't believe me.
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I must have figured it out since I ain't even subscribed to this one any longer..
I see you're slumming in search of .. :

[TESTING] Restrict SystemupdateserviceWakelock for battery saving

Hello, i want to introduce you a new option in L Speed for restricting Systemupdateservice wakelock from Google Play services.
Now we need people with such wakelock to test this feature.
Thanks for support
Cheers

Paget96 said:
Hello, i want to introduce you a new option in L Speed for restricting Systemupdateservice wakelock from Google Play services.
Now we need people with such wakelock to test this feature.
Thanks for support
Cheers
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A bit confuse here,
If google play service is restricted, is it still able to get update, as far as I know play service update is always automatic especially on stock?
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zputnyq said:
A bit confuse here,
If google play service is restricted, is it still able to get update, as far as I know play service update is always automatic especially on stock?
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Read here
https://www.xda-developers.com/psa-google-play-services-wakelock-affects-many-5-x-roms/

If it has not been implemented yet, mine is called CmaSystemUpdateService (Google Service) on Android 4.4.2

Banayat said:
If it has not been implemented yet, mine is called CmaSystemUpdateService (Google Service) on Android 4.4.2
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L Speed control those two:
Code:
com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService
com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService
Just give me full path to it

Paget96 said:
Hello, i want to introduce you a new option in L Speed for restricting Systemupdateservice wakelock from Google Play services.
Now we need people with such wakelock to test this feature.
Thanks for support
Cheers
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Never seen this wakelock on any of my devices running various stock/custom ROMs based on Android 4.4, 5.1, 6.0 and 7.1 - most with a relative recent build of Google Play Services, Framework and 'core' apps. I wonder if this nasty was quietly addressed by Google in the intervening two years since being reported.
I have seen 'flat line' wake scenerios depicted in the referenced source article but that's typically associated with a borked GAaps install or currupt caches.

Davey126 said:
Never seen this wakelock on any of my devices running various stock/custom ROMs based on Android 4.4, 5.1, 6.0 and 7.1 - most with a relative recent build of Google Play Services, Framework and 'core' apps. I wonder if this nasty was quietly addressed by Google in the intervening two years since being reported.
I have seen 'flat line' wake scenerios depicted in the referenced source article but that's typically associated with a borked GAaps install or currupt caches.
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You probably won't see it on most recent android versions, i currently checking the latest Google play services app to for more of those services.

Paget96 said:
L Speed control those two:
Code:
com.google.android.gms/.update.SystemUpdateService
com.google.android.gsf/.update.SystemUpdateService
Just give me full path to it
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well, you might be surprised but my quoted "SystemUpdateservice"-wakelock is indeed the full name of that Google Play service.
Package Name: Google Play Services
Version: 10.2.98 (036-146496160)
Full Name (Path): CmaSystemUpdateService
Edit: Hmm, sorry I probably was wrong (
ok here they are: (took the full name of the App Disable Services)
com.google.android.gms.update.SystemUpdateService
and here is another one that was hiding:
com.google.android.gms.update.SystemUpdateGcmTaskService
However, I dont get why there is no "Cma" being claimed in this name. Confusing

Paget96 said:
You probably won't see it on most recent android versions, i currently checking the latest Google play services app to for more of those services.
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Yep - might still be there on older devices/ROMs that have not see a full Play Services and/or Framework update. My range of ROMs (4.4.4-7.1) suggests that by itself isn't a good indicator. I suspect the update service(s) fire on occasion but immediately exit. As personal practice I do not block/stop/limit anything that does not carry an undesirable consequence. Too many sour experiences that aren't immediatlely obvious.

Davey126 said:
Yep - might still be there on older devices/ROMs that have not see a full Play Services and/or Framework update. My range of ROMs (4.4.4-7.1) suggests that by itself isn't a good indicator. I suspect the update service(s) fire on occasion but immediately exit. As personal practice I do not block/stop/limit anything that does not carry an undesirable consequence. Too many sour experiences that aren't immediatlely obvious.
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Can you be a little more clearer with this " I suspect the update service(s) fire on occasion but immediately exit."

Paget96 said:
Can you be a little more clearer with this " I suspect the update service(s) fire on occasion but immediately exit."
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Many background services quietly 'sleep' until summoned in response to a wakelock, broadcast receiver, etc. If the service determines there is nothing to do it goes back to 'sleep'. I have little concern over such items as they consume few resources. Some get fussed over reported memory usage but Android effectively manages that and only becomes a problem on older hardware with limited RAM (eg: <1GB) and pokey NAND. The low memory flag usually addresses that.

Davey126 said:
Many background services quietly 'sleep' until summoned in response to a wakelock, broadcast receiver, etc. If the service determines there is nothing to do it goes back to 'sleep'. I have little concern over such items as they consume few resources. Some get fussed over reported memory usage but Android effectively manages that and only becomes a problem on older hardware with limited resources (eg: <1GB RAM). The low memory flag usually addresses that.
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Ohm you mean that. Yep, that's true

I don't see this option Dan,
Is it related to kernel support?
I'm on 4.4.2 with play service 10.2.98
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zputnyq said:
I don't see this option Dan,
Is it related to kernel support?
I'm on 4.4.2 with play service 10.2.98
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Check battery section
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Paget96 said:
Check battery section
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Yup I don't see it & it is written 1.4.13 beta3
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zputnyq said:
Yup I don't see it & it is written 1.4.13 beta3View attachment 4141088http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/590e8d765c3fa/Screenshot_2017-05-07-09-55-10.png?
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Download app from thread.
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Paget96 said:
Download app from thread.
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Already mate, that's from this thread on first page
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Awesomeeee feature but won't stick at boot
Device : Ace 3 S7270 running CM 12.1
Thanks for making my device temperature stay at 36°C

AnggaFxz said:
Awesomeeee feature but won't stick at boot
Device : Ace 3 S7270 running CM 12.1
Thanks for making my device temperature stay at 36°C
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I'm not so sure that there is anything with temperature (there is not xD) but if you say so, ok eheh
How doesn't it stick on boot, for me everything is fine

Paget96 said:
I'm not so sure that there is anything with temperature (there is not xD) but if you say so, ok eheh
How doesn't it stick on boot, for me everything is fine
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I turn on the restrict systemupdateservice wakelock and then I rebooted my device. After my device booted everything applied except that feature
Haha about the temperature, maybe that's only for my device :laugh: :laugh:
Sorry for my bad English