- #REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS 720P#
- #REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS INSTALL#
- #REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS FOR ANDROID#
- #REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS CODE#
- #REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS PC#
#REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS PC#
You can use ADB shell from the PC to restore the values back to normal if you fail (I had to do this 3 times xD) Also, this is a little bit dangerous if fail typing these commands so do it at your own risk.
#REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS FOR ANDROID#
To reduce my screen resolution I use Terminal Emulator for Android and run these commands:ĭon't reboot your phone because LG apps crash and its frustrating.
#REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS 720P#
At 720p the game runs much better with no lag, the phone doesn't overheat so the battery also benefits from this change. My solution was to reduce the screen resolution to 720p when playing PoGo, then when finishing playing return back to 1440p. This overheating causes the bad framerate and also bad battery performance. I have an LG G3 and by default, with 2K resolution, PoGo overheats a lot. If you have an external SD card, it may be worth taking it out while the 'phone's shut down, then putting it back in once it's rebooted (that will force a media scan which should repair whatever was broken in its index). You'll probably find a reboot will fix the problem in that case.
If it's the media indexer, I can't remember what the process is called as it's a long time since mine last played up, but I seem to remember it has something like "media" in its name. store/apps/details?id=Īnd that'll tell you what you need to remove. Say, for example, that says "" (which I hope never misbehaves as I wrote it ), go to a browser and type: You can work out what the app is by looking at the "name" column. Given your problem you'll probably see one process using 100% (or close to it) in the CPU column. This will show you the 10 processes using the most CPU.
#REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS INSTALL#
If that doesn't give you anything useful, install a terminal app such as Terminal Emulator, open it and run the following command: This may show up an obviously problematic app. To diagnose: first have a look at your battery statistics. Alternatively, it may not be an app, but may be the media indexer, which sometimes seems to go into an infinite loop. Which would also explain why everything seems laggy - whatever app is causing the problem is taking up all your CPU. If it's getting hot, that almost certainly means an app is misbehaving. PS: the 'cat' command reads a file and gives the contents as a text. I had used the terminal before, so I had some experience with it.Īlso, I think this is different from ADB shell commands. I got the value in microcelsius (So, 42025 means 42☌).Ĭat /sys/class/thermal_zone/thermal_zoneX/type
#REDDIT HOW TO ROOT BLUESTACKS CODE#
One stackoverflow page also had the exact code to get the temperatures using shell commands After a bit of googling I found out that the temperatures are stored in "/sys/class/thermal/thermal_zoneX/temp" where X can be 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7. So, I thought that there was a way to get the those temperatures. I had seen that CPU-Z and other similar apps could get various temperatures (all apps displayed the same set of values).
You can do a lot with the shell commands (a lot more if the device is rooted). U/fitittome: Could you try the above on your S5 klte 15.1 & report please? In TWRP: Format Data + Advanced wipe of Cache, Dalvik / Art Cache & System then installed all 3 before rebooting: lineage-15.1-20181002-nightly-klte-signed, open_gapps-arm-8.1-pico-20181006, addonsu-15.1-arm-signed, booted, enabled Root in Developer Options installed a few apps & rebooted a couple of times before using Terminal Emulator. The "Execute su twice" workaroud of u/VincentJoshuaET works & the # su icon was instantly removed from the Status bar upon hitting Enter: Klte:/ # settings put secure icon_blacklist suĬmd: Failure calling service settings: Failed transaction (2147483646) On S5 klte LineageOS 15.1 w/ root I am getting the same error as the OP u/ltux when trying to disable via Terminal Emulator by Jack Palevich the su # icon on the status bar which worked fine on S3 i9300 LOS 14.1: >You need to be root to run those from a terminal emulator. I've made screenshots of my configuration in Tasker: Then you need to create a "Profile" that is being triggered on Unlock event, and runs the Task with the command. In Tasker you basically need to create a task, that will run the given shell command under "Tasks". Something like this (from my phone)Īt /sys/class/input/input0/baseline_test < trx-to-trx raw readback: 0 0 0 0 0 0 imageid=0x14001222,deviceid=0x14001222 0 error(s). It is doing a self-test that is putting it back into right state. When you execute it in terminal it should pause for a second or two, and during this time touch screen should not work. Install Tasker, set up to run "cat /sys/class/input/input0/baseline_test" on screen turning on/unlocking.įirst try if this command works fine in any terminal like:
I used to have terrible screen issues with my very early ordered OPO and this fixed it to the point that I forget there was any issue:
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