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[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] PhantomAndroid:
Your GPU settings seem to be causing CPU to get stuck at 100%

I'm not sure if anyone else in the forum has mentioned this so far, but I did some testing and it seems that the changes you made to the GPU settings are causing the CPU's to get stuck at 100% for a very long time. The only thing that was able to fix it was for me to start playing a game and then closing it after some time. I finally tried changing back to the original thermal file and making some changes to the adreno timing thresholds and the issue finally become fixed. (it still takes around 4-5 minutes after start-up for the CPU frequencies to go back to normal)

This issue was driving me crazy for a while, so I thought I'd share this here for anybody else who has been pulling their hair out trying to figure out what causes their phone to heat up like crazy.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Rafeh:
will this mod work for oreo?

If not can someone plz make one for oreo.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] CrUxXxX:
Which one do you using Stock Oreo ROM or Custom Oreo ROM ?

It's working on RR-O-v6.2.1 ROM. I'm not sure about Stock Oreo ROM anyway!!

This is for Lineage OS Oreo ROM only!!! Make backup your own ROM "thermal-engine-8996.conf" to the other directory. Then set the new one "thermal-engine-8996. conf" from Holyman007's files into the system/vender/etc " and Change permissions to rw-r--r-- then reboot your phone and Enjoy lag free.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] xcl0udx:
so, after replace thermal config file, set permission, my phone heating more than normal when charging while screen on, also in heavy use (gaming or playing video), that mean thermal config file working right?, or how do i find out whether it works or not?, i'm using F800L with rooted stock oreo

p/s: the original thermal config file are unreadable
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] CrUxXxX:
I was comparing both default lineago os own thermal config file and thermal config mod file. I can distinguish by feeling the heat, quick charging and no lags. If you can't distinguish the difference. Proceed back to original and test. You can judge yourself though. I did.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] robbyabar:
i did try it, but the only difference i felt is my phone now is extremely hot.

something wrong? please help
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] PhantomAndroid:
The developer deleted some lines for the GPU that I suspect shouldn't have been deleted. Your best bet is to only incorporate the lines having to do with the change in frequency while leaving everything else the same to bring temperatures back to normal. Also don't set the frequency to Max, but instead a few steps below. This will be the throttled frequency, so you don't want it always at full blast.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Dausano:
Is there a final answer to using this on stock h91820g w root? This made PUBGM playable for me on 10p so I'm happy for now but I liked using Oreo when I had it for the rest of my phone use. Thanks!
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] br0adband:
I'm using it 20g presently, and yes it makes a difference. With the pure stock thermal conf file, running the CPU Throttling Test causes massive drops in performance and a lot of "red" meaning low CPU performance. With this modified thermal conf file (and I'm using stock thermal paste on my V20 presently, not some custom paste or whatever so I know it can be better) I'll get no less than about 10% throttling for 10+ minutes so it makes a rather huge difference for me.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] karkand:
so, there is no proper way to make it work on OREO Stock rom?

update:

it just working fine with 755 permission. thanks.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] askermk2000:
Hey

I'm wondering, how does this interact with my kernel modification (to increase throttling frequency from ~1Ghz to ~1.2Ghz) ?

At the time I didn't know it was still possible to modify the config file, it being encoded or whatever. Perhaps I should revert

that change since people can now themselves decide to deviate from stock behavior if they wish.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] tech_infinity:
I actually use the Aroma thermal mod along with your kernel and set it to charge++ and cpu++ option. The general performance is pretty smooth with or without the thermal mod along with your kernel.

The main difference is in PUBG. I set the settings to high in PUBG and the device heats up a lot with the thermal mod which I don't mind as the game doesn't lag even on high settings.

But if you revert it, wouldn't it lag for people who don't want to use the thermal mod. In my opinion it's better to use up a bit more of battery if 1.2 Ghz is needed rather than have lag with 1Ghz and save some battery.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Vortell:
Wait where is the the Aroma thermal mod would love lag free pubg. It's better with you driver update but still not great.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] hakkai999:
Can someone make one for Oreo? It doesn't seem as consistent as it did on Nougat. It's still fairly consistent but in a bad way because it dips in a pattern when I stress test it and when I play Ragnarok M.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] paul999:
one thing i found out today is you could deleted the "thermal-engine-8996.conf.bak" all togather if your phone is well optimised.... no throtting at all lol. just leave the core control tho for fail safe
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] paul999:
made one with the gpu throttling completely disabled, and the cpu minimum cooling range stay at 1996 mhz. i am using it so far so good.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] KUSOsan:
I'm on [MENTION=5389288]i95swervin[/MENTION] Alpha Oreo ROM for the H918 and the original nougat files work fine so far. It made a difference when plugged in mainly because I'd get horrible lag and sluggishness when playing Honkai 3rd Impact and other apps too only when plugged in but this has gotten rid of it
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] MaZeNsMz:
Hi,

Thank you very good work.

I tried it on H990DS on stock Oreo and it worked great, charging was 3W while screen is on, however, it is 11W now. But I noticed the device becoming very hot.

Please share untouched thermal engine, so I can tweak it myself.

Regards...
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] qwertyuipo:
what apps did you use? I have magisk and root explorer but I can't run!
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] karkand:
I just using MiXplorer..
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] yulbax:
Hi man. Your configs are cool, but my phone overheating when it charging and screen off. Can you decrease charging speed when screen is off?
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] sniper9911:
working on oreo stock 2019 february update !

Confirmed working on h990ds feb 2019 oreo update with the applied permission rwxr-xr-x from root explorer on a systemless rooted magisk stock rom and mk2000 kernel ... Thanks op the thermal throttle is really better now
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] serpent android:
After flashing new version of.mk2000 kern2l will i have to reflash this mod?
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] karkand:
No, you don't need to.
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] serpent android:
Thanks
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] the_R00ter:
what if i just deleted the file in that specific directory?
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] KUSOsan:
I've done that on my H918 and it works. It'll get extremely hot running like that if you are gaming with it charged so just keep that in mind
[LG V20 Themes, Apps, and Mods] ezzony:
Does this mod work for general user interface lag on Oreo stock?
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] rohitece06:
when you wipe system, twrp wipes current active slot but when install a rom, it gets installed in the inactive slot (which will become active upon reboot). but twrp still thinks the currently active slots system is erased and complains that no os is installed.
[Google Pixel Questions & Answers] JAYNO20:
This. I just reboot anyway after seeing that message and I've never had any issues.
[General SlimRoms Discussion] tayaibn:
Please make a stable slimrom for xiaomi mi4i
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChrisR132:
I tried going in settings and hitting factory reset delete all but that does nothing...please help...thanks
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ChrisR132:
when I try via fastboot I get this error: neither -p product specified nor ANDROID_PRODUCT_OUT set
[Shield Android TV Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] techjunky90:
How about asking that question on the proper site?
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l_abaurre:
So, long story short, my phone's battery had a sudden death. After I had it serviced by a 3rd party company, it came back with the screen somewhat damaged.

Here are some pictures for example, using the display service test:

I can't prove they did it because I simply couldn't turn the phone up until they replaced the battery. The battery might have leaked or something. They obviously didn't take the blame for it, but they also messed up the usb port so they are definitely a potential suspect. But, if they did it, what could be it? Looks like it got stained or wet or something... Definitely weird.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tiger Shark:
That kind of display issue is typically caused by a polarizer that is warped, usually caused by applying pressure to the display when it is hot. It's an all too easy thing for an inexperienced or careless repair person to do while the phone is face down on the bench, especially if they heat the entire device to loosen the seals, not just the back, or if they cool it down too quickly. It's even more common if the LCD itself is removed, but they should not have needed to do that to replace your battery. You may be able to improve it some by putting if face up, using a hair dryer to slowly heat the display a bit (not too close and moving continuously), and then letting it slowly cool down. If you have a screen saver installed, remove it first. You may be tempted to try and "work out" the warping. You are much more likely to make it worse if you try, so I don't recommend it. If you do nothing, it may slowly reduce on it's own as well.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l_abaurre:
That might be the case. I can see the patterns shift a bit when I apply pressure to the screen. What is a way to confirm this? Could I do something with polarized sunglasses or something? If that is correct, the areas affected should darken/brighten differently from the rest of the screen.

I didn't try to mess with heating the screen up. Like you said, I might make it worse and I'm already really pissed about it. But I kinda want to try anyways. Where have you seen this before? Is it possible to fix it without opening the phone?
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tiger Shark:
It's more common on tablets than phones, just because of size. I've seen it on screens that have been sat on but didn't break, but heat in combination with pressure is the more typical culprit. The sun or a hot car might do it if the heat was uneven, but I've not seen that. I'm not sure how you could confirm it. Maybe some sections will darken faster as a polarizer is rotated toward perpendicular to the polarized axis of the screen. Essentially, the glue layer between the polarizer and LCD panel is thinner in some places than others, so the polarizer is on a slight angle. In those areas, there is more polarization, and you see a darkness. The only real fix is to replace the screen assembly. The steps I gave will typically just help reduce, but never fully eliminate, the issue.

Unless they did a full, written inspection of the phone before you left it for repairs and you did a full inspection before walking out with it and noted the discrepancy then (which is always a good idea), your repair person is likely to continue to claim they did not do it.
[Xperia Z5 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] l_abaurre:
The phone wasn't like that when the battery died. For obvious reasons, the screen couldn't be inspected before the company made the repairs. So I can't say it was their fault, although I'm pretty positive that it was. The suspicion is big because they also messed up the USB port pretty good. But, again, I can't prove it. It sucks because I wanted to sell the phone, and it was in pristine condition.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] jim256:
i recently flashed to 6.1, and am so far liking the threaded app quite a bit...but was just wondering if there was anyone who knew how (or if its possible) to change 3 things:

1. enable swiping from one conversation to another when instead a thread.

2. enable the date and time in the pop-up notification bubble.

3. enable a decent-sized picture in the pop-up notification bubble.

thanks
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] dharvey4651:
Sadly, I would be willing to bet that none of that is possible but I would love to have someone show me otherwise.
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] jim256:
i agree, but crossing my fingers...
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] storino03:
Some of my messages from the same person are not seen in the "chat" style, but in a separate message, which is really weird.

--James
[Touch CDMA Windows Mobile ROM Development] jim256:
strange, i havent seen or heard of this issue. what software do you have installed?

anyone else having this issue?
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] tim-scrap:
Hi at all,

I would like to ask for some recommendations from your side. I was reading the last hour the big amount of different roms (nougat) which are available for the OP3. But not sure which fulfills the requirements of me the best. Got a little lost in the big amount of content, etc. ;)

I'm currently on lastest MM ( with Magisk) because notifcation slider on stock noguat still limited. Otherwise I was fine with stock.

Overall I'm focussed on the basic functions. No need for high customization.

What I'm looking for is a Nougat rom with following requirements:

- OTA function (easy to update)

- Root (due to safetyNet I guess only Magisk is an option)

- SafetyNet pass (so no xposed)

- notification slider working not limited as under standard nougat. (Tone, vibrate, fully silent)

- stability before other extras (prefered is stable before beta)

Glad to hear your recommendations.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Thuesendagod:
You should definitely give Sultan's Linage ROM a try. Meets all your requirements and is only going to get better over time :)
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Audrion2013:
I'm happy with Nuclear rom. Batter life is great and so is performance, make sure to underclock it.
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Harry Holloway:
Phoenix AOSP Extended by Siankatabg is the perfect ROM for you . Stable , Fully Customizable , Great Batterylife Link : (https://xdaforums.com/oneplus-3/one...nt/rom-phoenix-aospextended-rom-v3-2-t3563765)
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] Puddi_Puddin:
VertexOS is the way to go! Carefully chosen features, minimalistic. It mainly focuses on optimizing things. Give it a go you won't regret it :)
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] tim-scrap:
Thanks for Tipps, will investigate them and give some roms a try. :D
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] ele95:
Pa/lineageos/rr
[OnePlus 3 Questions & Answers] TNSMANI:
VertexOS anyday!
[HTC One SV] mattwhite7102:
Hi I have Ubuntu installed on my laptop and when my phone is in QHSUSB DLOAD mode and when I type:

lsusb

It comes up as Qualcomm inc as the driver installed, has anyone got the driver got the driver for Linux?
[HTC One SV] mattwhite7102:
Here is what I mean
[HTC Desire 530 Questions & Answers] BLEEDCOLORYOU:
Alright so I currently don't have a PC.

And iv already messed around with trying to root with non legit apps

Now I know there's a way to to adb side load over wifi

Using another device using the terminal. I just can't find a legit guide to get me threw the process of being able to connect the 2 devices threw the emulator terminal.

I haven't rooted since back when untouched 3g was out. And then I was a proud owner of the oneplus one so there was no need to root.

I'm looking to root unlock bootloader get custom recovery the whole deal. Just need the correct way to connect to adb without PC
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] speedingcheetah:
Ever since Google dialer updated a while back...when the phone rings, I can not swipe down to decline call. The phone icon turns red and makes its animation, but it will not go all the way down or engage, in the same fashion as when u swipe up to Accept call.

Its not an issues with screen protector or case or anything like that.

I'll make a video of it if i can..

https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1W12eWKAqJsZGFRcDRkdlZ2VTA
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] noidea24:
place your finger higher on the screen and swipe down.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] speedingcheetah:
Wow...really..lol :laugh: Thanks!

That there is an inconsistency Google.

The natural thing one would do is start on the button...

I wouldn't think to start a down swipe above the button, especially since U can start on the button to swipe up to answer fine.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] just_visiting:
Doesn't the screen say 'swipe up to answer' or 'swipe up to decline' ?
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] fatapia:
I think you meant down..

anyways I've had the problem OP had, it's because we try to swipe from the button down but that's not enough room. I mean it's jumping and crying for attention so we assumed we swipe from the button instead of anywhere on the screen :laugh::(
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] lwinstead:
Wow, I thought I was going insane with this same issue. Thanks to this thread, I'm not! I'd also like to add that once you swipe down, you're taken to the lock screen, with no indication that you just declined the call, which I think is another design flaw. It might seem moot, but to me it's useful to know what I just did, even if it's just a temporary notification.
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] nomisunrider:
I've had the same issue
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] rabaker07:
Agreed, the old Android behavior was that you had to actually touch that circle button and drag it in different directions to unlock, answer call, etc. So you can't just change the rules and say "it says to swipe down doesn't it?".
[Google Pixel XL Questions & Answers] just_visiting:
Yeah I meant swipe down anywhere on the screen to decline. Swipe up anywhere on the screen to answer.
[G4 Android Development] runningnak3d:
EDIT: found this out after I made this post. If you flash this, you can't make calls. Everything else works, but no outbound calls. Maybe someone else can figure it out. I really didn't want to go back to AOSP *sigh*.

I put "ported" in quotes because all I did was resize the system partition so that it would fit on our phones (a BUNCH of empty space, and I only shaved off 450megs), and made a few changes to build.prop, deleted a few things (really -- usbautorun.iso?!) -- so hardly a port.

So what is it? It is the system and boot partitions from the F500S/K/L Nougat KDZ slightly modified to work with our phones. I like Nougat much more than Marshmallow, but I also like stock more than AOSP (at least for THIS phone). It is almost a certainty that T-Mobile will not release Nougat for the H811.

If you flash this, you will have Nougat 7.0 / June 1, 2017 security patch / kernel 3.10.84. I have not had a chance to test everything yet, but I can say that *my* experience is far nicer than what I was getting with LOS.

I didn't wipe before flashing because -- well -- I hate restoring from backup. I did have some FCs with a few things, but un-installing / reinstalling them solved that.

All the system error messages will now be in Korean. I don't mean the OS (although the keyboard, and dialer have some extra symbols -- if you keep them), I mean things like "please let your phone charge more before being a dumb *** and trying to turn it on" (or however it went).

Lastly, the F500 has a different modem, so it will say "unknown" for the baseband, but the MM modem works fine. When (IF?) they release Nougat for the H815, then I will test that modem, and if there aren't any problems, I will update this. As far as I know the H815 and H811 have the same modem.

Anywho -- dunno if anyone is interested, but here it is: h811_port.zip

-- Brian
[G4 Android Development] kessaras:
mate , thread should be devdb so that you have full control over it.

you wrote too much, it was like reading a fairytail. make sections. split text to paragraphs e.g. Installation | Bugs | , sort it out a bit.

So you only did what we all did you changed a few things for it to boot but it won't have signal right ?

we will figure it out when h815 nougat modem is released. Does the camera video rec works ? Cause the only bug i had when i unified h815 and h811 was in the camera rec. f500 camera drivers work on h811 ?

If they work we can use the f500 variant as a base to make a h811 stable in the near future if LG doesn't release one
[G4 Android Development] runningnak3d:
[MENTION=5461026]kessaras[/MENTION] IMHO this isn't development. I mean it isn't hard to make the few changes to make firmware from another model boot (and I *thought* all the hardware worked).

To answer your questions, I did get around to testing the camera (all modes front and rear), and an audio recorder. As far as I can tell all the hardware is functional except.....

Making calls. I would never have posted that if I would have bother to make a call. I have had no need to make a call all day, and since it can receive calls -- I just assumed. Should never do that.

SMS works, data works, receiving calls, WiFi calling works -- but you can't make a cell call, and I am stumped.

I guess I will go ahead and post it anyway, maybe someone else can figure out why you can't place calls.

PS: Sorry, I don't make pretty posts :)

-- Brian
[G4 Android Development] kessaras:
thats nice to hear! i'm glad f500 drivers work to that point for h811. we will fix the call bug too.
[G4 Android Development] runningnak3d:
Bare with me if this is old news to you, but I wouldn't have thought there would be modem firmware in the system image. I also had wondered where the RIL partition had gone, now I know.

I have almost finished tracking down all the moving pieces to get phone audio path working.

/system/bin/rild

/system/etc/firmware

/system/etc/mixer_paths.xml (haven't done a diff on this yet, but it looks the same)

/system/lib/libreference-ril.so

/system/lib/librilutils.so

/system/lib/libril.so

But there is more, and I am tired. I know there are probably very few people that care about stock on here. But, I do :)

FYI - The H815 modem is not the same as the H811, so waiting for H815 firmware is pointless since this would have to be done anyway.

I am going to test bluetooth on the ride home and I'll update tomorrow. Since WiFi works, and the chip is the same for both, I don't see why it wouldn't though.

-- Brian
[G4 Android Development] fegitoli:
Is it possible to have this working on other variants?
[G4 Android Development] kessaras:
mate , we will wait for the official. its too much work to discover the buged files and test older ones from other kdz.

if lg doesn't give us nougat, we will. we will all help i hope...
[G4 Android Development] runningnak3d:
[MENTION=8436411]fegitoli[/MENTION] Yes. You can get any ROM working on any phone, the question is the level of effort to do so. If you are talking about the H810, then it will be about the same amount of work. I don't know about other variants.

[MENTION=5461026]kessaras[/MENTION] You feel free to wait, but I am convinced that neither T-Mobile nor AT&T will be releasing an update to Nougat for the G4. AFAIK, AT&T didn't release one for the V10, and T-Mobile only did after they were taken out back and beaten.

FYI - Bluetooth works as well, but GPS will need a little work.

So that means getting the audio path to work for cell calls (the modem works fine. The call is established, just no audio), and figuring out why GPS is off by about a mile.

-- Brian