Originally Posted by B.Jay

You may want to make this mantra yours ...

You're right. Sorry B.Jay

Originally Posted by B.Jay

Edit hw_config.sh in /system/etc and change the following lines...

echo 254 > $dev/br::limit
... to ...
echo 255 > $dev/br::limit

echo 4,16,64,250 > $dev/curve::borders
echo 50,50,50,50,50 > $dev/curve::targets
... to ...
echo 30,70,110,150 > $dev/curve::borders
echo 100,115,130,175,254 > $dev/curve::targets

echo 128 > $dev/als::avg-t
... to ...
echo 512 > $dev/als::avg-t

echo i2c_pwm_als > $dev/mode
... to ...
echo i2c > $dev/mode

That mirrors the GingerDX settings to ISDX.

Save the changed file and reboot.
Report back if you see any improvements.

EDIT: If you feel that the light sensor reacts too slow for your taste...

Revert echo 512 > $dev/als::avg-t back to echo 128 > $dev/als::avg-t

The value represents the sampling time of the light sensor in ms. The lower the value, the more often the light sensor gets sampled for changes, the higher the battery drain could be. I found 512 to be a reasonable value (in GDX). You've been warned, don't complain about sudden bat drain when running with 128ms.

Which values do I change if I want the brightness brighter than the values given above ?

Originally Posted by RohinZaraki

Which values do I change if I want the brightness brighter than the values given above ?

curve::targets defines the brightness (of the display) within the border range (see below)
curve::borders defines the brightness range (ambient lighting brightness reported by the light sensor)

Read:
At an ambient lighting reading of 0-30 the display brightness is 100
At an ambient lighting reading of 31-70 the display brightness is 115
(...)
At an ambient lighting reading of 150+ the display brightness is 254

The thing I haven't worked out is how the "borders" translate into real-world lighting measured in i.e. Candela.

At any rate, curve::targets can't go any higher than 255 and not lower than 0.

Since there is no really helpful information available on the light sensor that would enable one to relate the digital reading to some real-word measurable value (Candela, Lumen, ...) it's a trial-and-error game to work out sane values.

Whit this setings autobrithnes working great

Originally Posted by B.Jay

curve::targets defines the brightness (of the display) within the border range (see below)
curve::borders defines the brightness range (ambient lighting brightness reported by the light sensor)

Read:
At an ambient lighting reading of 0-30 the display brightness is 100
At an ambient lighting reading of 31-70 the display brightness is 115
(...)
At an ambient lighting reading of 150+ the display brightness is 254

The thing I haven't worked out is how the "borders" translate into real-world lighting measured in i.e. Candela.

At any rate, curve::targets can't go any higher than 255 and not lower than 0.

Since there is no really helpful information available on the light sensor that would enable one to relate the digital reading to some real-word measurable value (Candela, Lumen, ...) it's a trial-and-error game to work out sane values.

So i just have to randomly change tje values and hope for the best if i want an experiment...got it

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Originally Posted by vislavskid

Whit this setings autobrithnes working great

echo 255 > $dev/br::limit

echo 3,15,63,249 > $dev/curve::borders
echo 41,81,143,186,255 > $dev/curve::targets

If this rom will have hw video decoding/encoding i will headbang my room.wall from happiness :)

Wysyłane z mojego X8 za pomocą Tapatalk 2

Originally Posted by Case87

If this rom will have hw video decoding/encoding i will headbang my room.wall from happiness :)

Wysyłane z mojego X8 za pomocą Tapatalk 2

I believe someday the miracles will be happened as soon as our petition granted by Qualcomm

Cant wait to see your headbanging action lol

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Can I use nAa-ics-03 kernel with this ROM..??

Originally Posted by nazz.rule

Can I use nAa-ics-03 kernel with this ROM..??

yes, you can, since the v02 is working, v03 will also work