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[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Infy_AsiX:
Been doing similar for months and mentioned about it a few times in various places.

I don't think using the CPU temperature sensor is suitable for throttling as it peaks largely and fluctuates rapidly with corresponding load. The reason emmc_therm (quiet_therm in AOSP ROMs) is probably used for a suitable consistent reading. The related default temperature throttles need to be adjusted to reflect the changed sensor and it's nature. What will happen on your config is sudden throttling on CPU load that will unthrottle rapidly when load is decreased but the battery/device isn't likely any cooler.

Btw on AOSP I can't get any changes to stay after rebooting with disemmcwp system writable too. I'm guessing the kernel or something regenerates the defined values at startup. I found having the file modified through a Magisk module works however.
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] dalebaxter01:
I know this sounds super lazy but can this possibly be made into a magisk module for convenience for and for ease of enabling/disabling
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] nfsmw_gr:
I would like this as well if it's not much hassle.
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Infy_AsiX:
put your changed file into this template https://xdaforums.com/mi-5/how-to/how-to-disable-thermal-throttling-t3636574
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] iyancoolbgt:
Yeah, this is also what I found. At first I just looked at which temp is the highest and use that sensor for the trigger. But then when I use cpu-z to observe the reading, I found that emmc_therm is the most consistent and not fluctuate drastically so much. Therefore I'm back using emmc_therm right now
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] kgptzac:
Seeing this thread gives me flashback in the Android M days where a xposed module was needed to disable a system task killer that would kill my games if they used too much battery once I turn off screen _-_
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] otaconremo:
Never again will I use my phone gaming while overheating message comes up.

It almost killed my phone, not turning on and charging. I had to disassemble the phone and remove the battery to make it charge again.
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] iyancoolbgt:
You should always keep your eyes on the temp. My rule of thumb is under 55 degree is ok, above that is no no. If your games always reach above 55 then you should re-tweak your thermal config.

Use dev check pro to observe the temp, though it doesn't have widget for emmc_therm only the cpu therm, you can still see what's going on under the screen
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] nfsmw_gr:
Okay, so after reading through the comments I made a magisk module for myself to test, using the template from the Mi 5 thread.

I modified all 3 files to be sure it works (my device boots so yeah, try it and let me know).

Also made a copy of the modded files at /system/etc to cover all scenarios because in the ROM I run the files are located in /system/vendor/etc, not in /system/etc as in the OP .

It shouldn't affect anything I think.

Anyway without stalling you'll find the file attached at the bottom, as always you flash at your own risk, have a nice day!

(P.S. If this is ok I'll put it on my thread with my Jojoc mod.)
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Infy_AsiX:
No idea how you got that. I've never seen a overheating message on stock N or RR-O. I've gotten the device to overheat shutdown plenty of times after increasing the secondary CPU throttle (hasn't been described here) from 95degC to 105degC. Even on fan with enough load at maximum frequencies the CPU temp can spike to the presumedly 120degC Qualcomm shutdown (dropping one step on big cores is fine). This secondary throttle behaves differently by interrupting performance and unthrottling rapidly. Still boots fine after. I've yet to try if undervolting will allow that final big frequency step, on fan, increased to 105degC, no secondary throttle and no shutdowm.

I'd guess instead your battery voltage dropped too severely low being old degraded and too high a current draw, requiring a reset of the battery PCB or something.

55 isn't high at all for a CPU. You mean floating monitor overlay? It can select two custom temperatures to show on the dashboard and float monitor. The only real concern is battery temp. Other components are designed and rated to handle high temperatures. FWIW I've been running around 100degC CPU, keeping battery <50degC on fan with battery voltage limited to 3.85V for several months playing various high end games at maximum performance without notable ill effect. Well except that constant heat on the battery even at the safe low voltage will cause degradation, unavoidable cost for higher performance on a phone.

That location sounds like how it was when I tried AEX-O. Don't know if anything's changed there but no files could affect ROM thermal throttling on it then. The files there are different too, maybe generic Sd820 config or something, whereas RR-O uses the same sensors, values and config as stock N. I did also try the stock config modded to AEX but still no go. The only file with effect where it works is the -normal.conf.
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] nfsmw_gr:
Mind sharing your own config?
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] otaconremo:
I believe my battery is too degraded already. That only happens when my batt is below 20% and I was still gaming. That's why I'm very careful already when I'm getting lowbat. Btw, I'm using stock chinese mf5 version. The overheating message is from the Mi-Assistant app (Power Manager).
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] Infy_AsiX:
I did awhile back but I guess it's a little scattered across posts. I was about to edit in another paragraph with more info but I'll put it here now instead. I'll consider cleaning up the new stuff to share, performance profiles is just a varied collection of performance levels.

I've setup various CPU GPU performance profiles to switch between using Tasker. From testing, the highest I'd go without a fan is 1600/1800 big and 1300 small. With a constant load at these frequencies the battery will still hit up to around 50degC, matching the much higher perf allowed with a fan.

Here's a tidbit to get y'all thinking about environmental impact on heat. Stock Daydream sets a Sustainable Performance mode that uses all cores at 1200MHz. In the Daydream Headset V1, the back of the phone actually has an air gap behind it because of raised nubs inside the headset. Yet with all this the battery can rather easily heat to over 55degC after a few dozen minutes. The headset v2 has a built in heatsink, with minor improvement apparently. Also on an off-topic note, that Sustained Performance mode gets stuck to on after using Daydream on stock N. Things no one notices unless you actually monitor

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Yeah sounds like my guess about an undervolted degraded battery. Oh I had that frozen so never got that alert. I'd assume it occurs when battery is 55degC or so, that's when Daydream alerts too for example.
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] iyancoolbgt:
Maybe I'm just too cautious :p But still, too much heat makes my hands really not comfortable.

I know we can customize which temperature to show, but no emmc_therm unfortunately. Reading your comment make me thinking, if the real concern is the battery temp, then why not using it as the trigger for the thermal config? It is listed as 'battery' in cpu-z list of thermal sensors. It means that we can use it right?
[ZTE Axon 7 Themes, Apps, and Mods] iyancoolbgt:
Thanks, that's so cool. I'll put it on the first post
[General Questions and Answers] Martino-Biella:
Hello,

Where is possible to download framaroot?

This web site not work : http://www.frama-root.com

thanks
[General Questions and Answers] Downunder35m:
A simple google search gives me correct links from the first 5 results.

Maybe worth a try?
[General Questions and Answers] Martino-Biella:
maybe I downloaded the correct framaroot but it is useless for to make a root on my smartphone TP link neffos Y50 FDD-LTE.

Or am I wrong?
[General Questions and Answers] markdanielclings:
I found a website to download Framaroot

Please use this link to download Framaroot. I found it yesterday. I downloaded the tool successfully.

framarootsapk.com
[General Questions and Answers] markdanielclings:
This site is not working

This is not a correct source
[Nexus 5X Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GTX90:
is like 1 month and more that sometimes microphone won't let my voice to the caller, if i close and call again works, so not an hardware problem, tested loads of times with different carriers to different phones, any have that problem?
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Jay De Anda:
this totally bricked my phone... :crying::crying::crying:
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] bcrichster:
Which specific device did you have.. XT1775 or XT1776?
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] JUSTINMARMER:
"WARNING: if the gpt.bin flash did not work, please stop and do not continue with the rest of the commands. It has been brought to my attention that software upgrades to the phone has changed the gpt and may not allow you to go back to the original stock firmware."

Also, I'm pretty sure this is an English forum and stuff like this is exactly the reason a separate thread shouldn't have been started. Enjoy your new phone.
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Jay De Anda:
I have the XT1776 by Sprint... I had the correct files and the flashing seem to go fine but when the command to reboot showed I pressed enter and it never rebooted... complete blank screen... shows in windows device manager as QUALCOMM *something something* 9008...:crying::crying::crying:
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] bcrichster:
OK.. You either used the wring Firmwares and/or incorrect fastboot cmds as our xt1776 devices have different file names..

which needs different fastboot commands

You should have used my guide for XT1776, since this thread is meant for xt1775's

XT1776: https://androidforums.com/threads/b...-to-stock-for-motorola-e4-plus-owens.1264881/
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Jay De Anda:
I had all the correct files... I guess I used the wrong commands then... FML... Well, is there anything I can do recover my phone? Please bro I just got this phone and I miss it already :crying::crying::crying:
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] bcrichster:
Can you access fastboot?
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] Jay De Anda:
no my phone wont power on at all... it shows in windows 10 as QUALCOMM qdloader 9008 or something... I read somewhere it's possible but I need a blank flash file or a special usb cable...
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] bcrichster:
Yes, (XDA) that's my understanding as well but unfortunately I've never unbricked one of these devices.. I usually just get another device. If you DO get another xt1776 device, use my Android Forums guides and you'll be more than set. Plus, I have a ton of ROMs for this device posted there.. Every single thing needed for this device, I use Sprint/Boost Mobile as well
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] johita2006:
help

with this metod my phone is totally bricked, the model is xt1775 international. what can I do?
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] nomecone:
The $140 lesson thread. First time I have hard bricked a phone to this level. I was up too late and doing it bareback not thinking. I read the info in a few other threads talking about how to get it unbricked/working again, even have a family member with same phone, but I cashed out. Bought a new phone. The E4plus had lived a short but bright 2 day battery life.

Learn something new every day.

Check it before you wreck it!
[Moto E4 Plus Guides, News, & Discussion] ryoma_nagare:
hi, please help me, my XT1775 full bricked! :(
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] cologne83:
Hi guys,

I normally charge my p20 pro every night. Plugging in an hour ago, I recognized that supercharge doesn't work. Sometimes charging completely stops.

Tried to reboot, nothing changes...

Installed battery app and see that maximum charging current is about 1700 mah.

Does anyone now what it could be?

Tried another charger, same situation. Tried different cable, same situation. P20 from my girlfriend on my charger and supercharge works fine.

Thx Benny

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[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] hackdrag0n:
Must be a fault with your phone if thought tried another known good charger and it still doesn't work.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] cologne83:
Another strange behavior is that sometimes charging stops. And sometimes usb options pop up like if you connect to a computer... But phone is on charger.

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[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] orangecroc:
Sounds like hardware issue. Get a replacement.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] psycho.b94:
Hi there, I've been dealing with the same issue as you for the past few days. Mine I can confirm has resolved automatically. Do you expose your device to water or moisture alot? I believe that the p20 has been optimized for safety incase the phone is ever dealt with moisture in the charging port. My issue was that the phone kept saying 'supplying power to connected USB device' when in reality, there was no device connected to the phone in the first place. This was on the night I had dipped the device in water, it appears the USB port is more susceptible to being affected by moisture than any other area of the device. I have taken note that while the charging port is wet, the phone does not enter supercharging. As for how I was able to resolve this issue, I first used a blower to clean any dust or debris in the charging port, this allowed the device to return to its normal state and not think that it is connected to another device. However, this still didn't allow supercharging to work, the following day i was desperate to get this fixed without taking it to the service center. And it would still only show 'charging' and not 'supercharging' whenever I connected the device to the charger (it would actually show super charging for a split second and then going back to charging). I finally decided to just clean the port with water instead (I know this might sound risky and stupid) and so I did it. When I tried plugging it in again it would not supercharge, but i already had anticipated this. Instead, I waited for the next couple of hours for the water to dry out and when it did, finally super charge was working once again. So my suggestion to you is:

1) Clean the charging port as well as you can, and have some patience (incase you do end up using water, as the phone does not super charge when it finds the port to be wet.) Also if you do end up using a pin or something similar make sure to gently wipe away the debris (if any) and be careful not to damage any of the connectors of the port.

2) disconnect the charging adapter and make sure it is plugged out for atleast 30 minutes before plugging the cable and adapter again.

3) if these don't help you then you should definitely go to the service centre.

EDIT: IF YOU DO USE WATER PLEASE MAKE SURE TO ONLY USE A SMALL AMOUNT AND NOT BATHE THE CHARGING PORT IN WATER!!
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] cologne83:
Thx psycho!

My phone got wet yesterday and the day before. Today morning supercharge works again. Yesterday evening the phone said normal charging but not plugged into wall. Only plugged the charger into phone.

That might be a symptom of a short circuit by water.

I got an app to measure the current ampere.

Does anyone know how much ampere the p20 takes from the charger?

I know that the charger goes down with the ampere when getting near 100%.

I will take a measurement in the afternoon again when supercharging.

How long should I take to get from 30 percent to 90 percent for example?

I hope it's not a hardware problem...

Thx guys.

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[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] psycho.b94:
You're welcome! I couldn't find any solutions online too so I get how you feel. I think it's just the way they programmed this phone, it won't super charge when it detects any kind of moisture underneath it, when that dries up it goes back to normal so it charges as it should. As for the max current you should expect it to be around 4800 mA - 4900 mA on lower battery levels. Expect this to decrease over time but that is normal, it's just how Huawei's super charging works to ensure that your battery lasts longer and is safe to use. So if it charges above 4000 mA when you first plug it in you should be good. You'll notice the phone starts of slow but as each second passes by the charging speed rises. Also expect charging to slow down on heavy uses such as gaming and when the phone is hot. I think you should be fine as long as the phone continously says that it's super charging at all battery levels. Expect a 0-100% in about 1h 20 minutes.

Below is an example of the max current speeds I get out supercharging but note that this varies slightly depending on battery percentage.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] markabes23:
This happened to me too ?

It has been 4 days since my phone got wet and it still doesn't support suppercharge. What do I do? ? Currently charging at 1700 mA according to Ampere
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] psycho.b94:
Have some patience. As long as the phone displays supercharging in the lockscreen it's fine. It's also possible that there's still moisture in the charging port/battery area that the phone detects which is preventing it from supercharging. I recommend drying the phone thoroughly and waiting. If it doesn't work within a week I recommend factory resetting your device and/or trying a different cable and adapter. If nothing works, i recommend taking your device to the service center. I have personally experienced this myself and the issue had resolved itself within 3-4 of occurance.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] markabes23:
Yes, Charging will appear and then the device will say SuperCharging and will go back to Charging a split second after. Haaaay. This is so frustrating. Today marks the 5th day :(
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] psycho.b94:
I had the same issue, except that before it wouldn't say supercharging for even a split second and it would only say charging. Overtime though, the phone eventually started saying supercharging for a split second (just like in your case). I feel as though this is a good sign.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] dlads:
Avoid charging your phone overnight if you can, it isn't good for the phone, heat etc, supposed to shut off and not allow anything through but it still does and it's best avoided.

In regards to your device not taking the full effect.

It does actually sound like a fault, allow a complete discharge (also something you shouldn't do) then give it a shot, plug straight into a wall rather than an extension.

Other than that I'd say RMA.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Jake.S:
It's been proven that keeping charger connected at 100% charge does not damage the battery and some times it's even good to discharge the phone completely so battery is 0% since it helps the battery and operating system to keep proper % level registered. Since it has happened that battery begins to think at 45% is 0% and 100% is 100% so when it reaches 45% it shuts down and tells you batter is empty 0%. This is because battery has been miss calibrated in the operating system which has an file that registers which point battery is empty and full. So this is why emptying the battery fully few times does help calibration to stay correctly with 0% as 0% and 100% as 100%.

For the OP it seems somethings odd with supercharge, could be USB port on the phone, USB controler on main board or the charger and cable.
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] dlads:
OMFG there is always one, Lol i'm not going to go into this any more than i absolutely have to.

To put it mildly, you're completely wrong, and i don't care what you've read, please understand physics, if you push power towards something and continue that pressure, whether electric or otherwise, something has to take the brunt of that force, capacitors can't do this forever, which is why they burn out.

I've worked in the mobile industry for over 20 years, i've seen what 6 months of charging every single device on the planet does EVERY SINGLE TIM, iPhones down to nokia 100's

Please don't go on about this, i've seen this 1,000's of times on 1,000's of devices.

Your battery will either bloat or lose efficiency, or your actual device will inherit anomalies, i really do not have time to type what i typed nearly 10 years ago so you can understand.

Don't talk to me about capacitors, which is the only thing which is stopping that charge from getting to the motherboard of the device.

The only reason you should charge your device overnight is because your provider wants your device to die so you can buy another, and that's IT.

I've seen a battery which was a highly rated lithium battery stretch a device in half with industrial sized screws, the battery stretched from 0.4" to 2.2 inches.

The only thing i did was to charge it a lot and it split the device in half (same device used to diagnose mercedes benz cars and BMW's)

Please don't drop "it's been proven" in here, you're very very wrong and the only person you're helping is your provider.

You make your decision who you'd like to listen to, i can't be arsed arguing any more than i already have.

To the OP.

RMA your phone, that's not right.

:)
[Huawei P20 Pro Questions & Answers] Jake.S:
To bad for you then, since your fact are wrong. It's been proven my bigger professionals out there that it's a myth that battery gets damaged when keeping charger connected at 100% since when it reaches 100% charge point it will stop charging the battery, but mobile will still be running from Charger. So yeah just admit you are wrong, i'm not the one that's wrong.

Also they did say one thing, damage did occur only on very old batteries that exsisted years ago, then those kind of batteries couldn't handle and would become damaged when charger was connected at 100% and it was different type of battery back then as well. Now we got something called Ion battery which can handle the full charge better than old batteries did.

Also idc how many years you been working with phones, alot of people still think wrong and have wrong facts still.

But now your words are against over 10 or more proffessionals out there that has proven opisit answer, so yeah just admit you are one with wrong facts.

Not last but least, alot of people take old facts with new batteries and still belives that battery are affected same way. But answer is no it isn't affected same way. lithium ion is another kind of battery we use for quite few years now. But before lithium ion came then it was a another kind of battery that did not handle itself well with 100% charge and would easily wear out alot quicker and get damaged.