Features:
- CM features: Live Display, Vibration Intensity, Leds, etc
- Compiled with stock gcc compiler, Optimized for speed (O2 flags)
- CRC32 Disabled by default
- PowerSuspend (credits: faux123 & yank555-lu)
- KCAL (credits: savoca)
- Sound Control (credits: flar2 & guts94)
- dt2w+s2w+wake_gestures (credits: showp1984 & flar2)
About DT2W & S2W
- It's on by default (double tap & swipe up), you can manage & turn it off using Kernel Adiutor Mod - > Wake Controls
About Wake Gestures (Optional)
- You need Kernel Adiutor MOD
- You must change SELinux to Permissive using Kernel Adiutor MOD -> Misc Controls or you can simply use SuperSU
- Turn on wanted gestures from Kernel Adiutor MOD -> Wake Controls
- Choose gesture actions using Wake Gestures
About Pocket Mode
- There is 'Wake Control' apps installed along with the V2 and later kernel, it used for pocket detection. If you don't like it, you can simply remove /sysyem/priv-app/WakeControl
- Alternative method #1: You can set pocket mode from Wake Gesture App
- Alternative method #2: You can turn on proximity wake if you're using Xposed -> GravityBox
Uninstall
- There is 'Wake Control' apps installed along with the V2 and later kernel, it used for pocket detection.
- you can simply remove /sysyem/priv-app/WakeControl
Source:
https://github.com/symkuangyaw/android_kernel_xiaomi_kenzo/tree/tweak
Download:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=85116
(latest file is one that on root dir, files inside folders is old files for archive)
F.A.Q:
a: dude how did you do this?
q: our device touchpanel "do" support gestures, but Xiaomi disabled it. I just enabled it
a: does is drain your battery?
q: No, it doesn't, it just use very little close to none power.
a: does it wake the system?
q: no... system deep sleep normally
q: if it's native why I see software part?
a: To make it easier for me and for you
I'm bridging the gesture to flar2's wake gestures implementation so it will be easy to control with popular apps.
I'm a noobs, I;m new to android dev... I just know some C/C++.
so don't expect I can add tons of features like other devs
- CM features: Live Display, Vibration Intensity, Leds, etc
- Compiled with stock gcc compiler, Optimized for speed (O2 flags)
- CRC32 Disabled by default
- PowerSuspend (credits: faux123 & yank555-lu)
- KCAL (credits: savoca)
- Sound Control (credits: flar2 & guts94)
- dt2w+s2w+wake_gestures (credits: showp1984 & flar2)
About DT2W & S2W
- It's on by default (double tap & swipe up), you can manage & turn it off using Kernel Adiutor Mod - > Wake Controls
About Wake Gestures (Optional)
- You need Kernel Adiutor MOD
- You must change SELinux to Permissive using Kernel Adiutor MOD -> Misc Controls or you can simply use SuperSU
- Turn on wanted gestures from Kernel Adiutor MOD -> Wake Controls
- Choose gesture actions using Wake Gestures
About Pocket Mode
- There is 'Wake Control' apps installed along with the V2 and later kernel, it used for pocket detection. If you don't like it, you can simply remove /sysyem/priv-app/WakeControl
- Alternative method #1: You can set pocket mode from Wake Gesture App
- Alternative method #2: You can turn on proximity wake if you're using Xposed -> GravityBox
Uninstall
- There is 'Wake Control' apps installed along with the V2 and later kernel, it used for pocket detection.
- you can simply remove /sysyem/priv-app/WakeControl
Source:
https://github.com/symkuangyaw/android_kernel_xiaomi_kenzo/tree/tweak
Download:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=85116
(latest file is one that on root dir, files inside folders is old files for archive)
F.A.Q:
a: dude how did you do this?
q: our device touchpanel "do" support gestures, but Xiaomi disabled it. I just enabled it
a: does is drain your battery?
q: No, it doesn't, it just use very little close to none power.
a: does it wake the system?
q: no... system deep sleep normally
q: if it's native why I see software part?
a: To make it easier for me and for you
I'm bridging the gesture to flar2's wake gestures implementation so it will be easy to control with popular apps.
I'm a noobs, I;m new to android dev... I just know some C/C++.
so don't expect I can add tons of features like other devs
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