Oh yes I forgot to mention you could disable blur for a bit of added perfomance since I noticed it lags QS while its being pulled down by alot
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Consider adding FFUpdater by default, it's a neat app which I use to install Iceraven. Because there's no browser installed I have to sideload neo-store and start from there. I see your point, but it effectively forces the user to use play store or sideload.
I'll be trying your suggestions and let you know if they helped.
QS blur was disabled, unless I can't find it.
Disabling wake on plug is not something I want. I actually want it to pulse the battery level when I put it on the wireless charger, the problem is that it's randomly waking up while being charged (and it says something about fingerprint, but maybe it always says that).
Neither do I think the fingerprint suggestion will resolve the issue. I don't want to have to wake the device to make the fingerprint scanner work.
That said, I've tried it some more and I think I just had one weird experience and I can't reproduce it.
What does seem quite different than stock is that there's no backoff. On stock if the fingerprint was rejected it would stop trying until you removed the finger. With this ROM it will keep trying over and over until it tosses in the towel and forces me to unlock with pattern.
On stock it would also randomly ask me to unlock with pattern out of nowhere (and no, not because of security), so that behaviour seems identical. Stock just seems to be a lot better at hiding the behaviour I'm seeing.
Disabling wake on plug is not something I want. I actually want it to pulse the battery level when I put it on the wireless charger, the problem is that it's randomly waking up while being charged (and it says something about fingerprint, but maybe it always says that).
Neither do I think the fingerprint suggestion will resolve the issue. I don't want to have to wake the device to make the fingerprint scanner work.
That said, I've tried it some more and I think I just had one weird experience and I can't reproduce it.
What does seem quite different than stock is that there's no backoff. On stock if the fingerprint was rejected it would stop trying until you removed the finger. With this ROM it will keep trying over and over until it tosses in the towel and forces me to unlock with pattern.
On stock it would also randomly ask me to unlock with pattern out of nowhere (and no, not because of security), so that behaviour seems identical. Stock just seems to be a lot better at hiding the behaviour I'm seeing.
I use FFUpdater too, but I don't want to add it by default, I think I'll add Bromite by default since it's a better Chrome alternative.
2 more things.
Holding search button config doesn't seem to work.
Holding camera button launches camera app while in the camera app?
Holding search button config doesn't seem to work.
Holding camera button launches camera app while in the camera app?
1st is a ROM but (long press doesn't work) but short press works and Assistant needs to be changed from Google to None and then back for it to work after every reboot and about the holding camera button thing... I don't know tbh might be bugged too just don't hold it for too long and it should work fine
Yeah I noticed pressing it works. I used it for toggling torch, but I disabled single press because it's too easy to press it by accident.
Camera button is not usable sadly. It snaps a picture fine but also immediately opens a new instance of the camera app. That's not very useful lol.
The best way to do this would be to blacklist opening the camera app if already open.
Tasker already allows you to do so, but it can't capture the button sadly.
I did consider installing something like button remapper, but I really like the soft-press to peek which is surely going to break if I go that route.
I think I messed up regarding battery life btw. I toggled Personalizations > User Interface > Ambient Display > Sensor based | Wake up which obliterated battery life while using Sleep as Android (and general randomly waking up!). Disabling this solves most of the problems.
Ah I think you didn't set it from the settings? Could you double check the camera section has the same settings as mine (should fix the short press issues you're having)
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Just chiming in to share some more experiences.
The issue with the camera button is annoying but doable. I may try to find an alternative solution (maybe I should revisit some of the apps I've used with the stock rom).
The issue with the assistant button is a big fat whatever and I may tackle it with the previous one.
Accelerometer is too sensitive when enabling "pulse on pickup".
Battery life is a serious issue. I'm quite confident my battery life has halved. I used to be able to charge the phone to 80% and comfortable make it till the end of the day, but now I'm very often getting dangerously close to 0% and having to scrounge a charger from somewhere.
Aside from that I can't complain, there are some definite improvement from stock, especially ricing, but the battery life is making me reconsider.
The issue with the camera button is annoying but doable. I may try to find an alternative solution (maybe I should revisit some of the apps I've used with the stock rom).
The issue with the assistant button is a big fat whatever and I may tackle it with the previous one.
Accelerometer is too sensitive when enabling "pulse on pickup".
Battery life is a serious issue. I'm quite confident my battery life has halved. I used to be able to charge the phone to 80% and comfortable make it till the end of the day, but now I'm very often getting dangerously close to 0% and having to scrounge a charger from somewhere.
Aside from that I can't complain, there are some definite improvement from stock, especially ricing, but the battery life is making me reconsider.
Yeah I'm working on other ROMs atm and trying to improve battery life as well, but I'm not very good with kernels and stuff and that of course would need me to have active testers (which I really don't have) and I can't test myself since my 1 III is my only "good" working device and I need it for daily usage so for now, it is what it is I suppose...
Understandable. And obviously I can't complain because, well, you're doing it for free. Maybe I can take a gander at the kernel and make some sense of it, perhaps my embedded development skills is something I can use for this but I doubt it honestly.
What is a good battery life for you?
Because I also flashed rice, had a problem with my battery consumption and thought why not
pair it with the Kirisakura Kernel and since then, had a massive improvement.
Maybe worth a try for you?
It's something I'm definitely willing to try yes.
Capping battery at 80% would be more than enough to comfortably survive a working day (leaving me with 20-45%), but since this ROM I have consistently been having trouble surviving the day at all. Still at the end, but it's a problem.
What settings are you using? 5G network? How much screen time? Now I'm curious.
Nah just 4G.
SOT is about 2 hours, with 1 hour reserved for navigation while plugged in (charging speed is like 5W which is less than the device consumes while actively navigation). The other hour is primarily checking notifications and very occasionally checking whatsapp/mail. Sometimes I listen to music as well, but not for more than 2 hours and I do next song while holding volume buttons (so device doesn't turn on).
Nothing unreasonable I'd say.
I also use Sleep as Android and I used to be left with 50~55%, now I wake up with about 35% left.
Yeah, then definitely give the Kirisakura Kernel a try. I have been using it just for 5 days, but the battery life is superb. Got more than 7 hours of SOT with a total of 30+ hours before my battery died, have not optimized it further, so there is still room for more.
Mind sharing how you've exactly flashed it?Yeah, then definitely give the Kirisakura Kernel a try. I have been using it just for 5 days, but the battery life is superb. Got more than 7 hours of SOT with a total of 30+ hours before my battery died, have not optimized it further, so there is still room for more.
Sure.
I used EX Kernel Manager to flash the Kernel.
Basically, you just need to download the kernel .zip, put it on your phone and
then use the program(EX Kernel Manager) to flash it, make a Backup of your old kernel first.
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RisingOS is An OpenSource Aftermarket Android Operating System that aims to deliver unique and refreshing android experience.
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Code:/* Your warranty is... still valid? * * I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, * thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please * do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM * before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if * you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. */
Notes1. You need to flash Stock Android 13 before flashing this ROM (61.2.X.X.XXX)2. If you came from a SODP based ROM, you need to go back to official Android 13 firmware, and boot until you get to the Xperia Launcher3. If you can't change the Refresh Rate from the Display settings, swipe down the quick settings, and press on the pen icon, then scroll down till you find the "Refresh Rate" option and toggle it off & on, after that you should be able to switch the Refresh Rate from the Display settings
4. To enable charging or the battery charge limit go to Settings > System > Xperia Parts > Battery Care > Turn on Use Battery Care > Turn on Enable Charging > And set your custom percentage limit
5. If your device isn't charging make SURE you have Pause Charging (Aka H.S. Power Control)
6. If you can't change the Refresh Rate from the Display settings, swipe down the quick settings, and press on the pen icon, then scroll down till you find the "Refresh Rate" option and toggle it off & on, after that you should be able to switch the Refresh Rate from the Display settings
7. The 360 Reality Audio preview music is broken (Even with the required blobs it does not work yet but I am keeping it there for now)
8. If the 360 Reality Audio app shows a globe with a strikethrough icon go to Settings > Apps > See all apps > Three-dot menu in the top right of the screen > Show system > Click on 360 Reality Audio Settings > Mobile data & Wi-Fi > Allow network access
9. 360 Upmix Lite is on by default, to turn it off head to Settings > System > Xperia Parts > Audio Settings > 360 Upmix > And disable 360 Upmix by tapping on the the toggle in the top right of the of the app (NOTE: 360 Upmix Lite does not seem to work at the moment, this may be due to a ROM bug, or maybe a QPR bug like what happened with the DS4/5 Controllers not working on A13 QPR3)Support group available on Telegram!
What works?
• Wi-Fi
• Wi-Fi 6e
• Mobile Data
• Bluetooth
• SDCard
• Cameras
• GPS
• LED
• Flashlight
• Fingerprint Sensor
• Battery Health Statistics
• Pause Charging
• Battery Care
• Sound
• Vibration
• Dolby Sound
• 360 Reality Audio Lite
• Creator Mode
• HDR10+
• 120Hz
• 240Hz Touch Sampling
What's broken?
• DualShock 4 Controller (Over BT)
• You tell me
Flashing Instructions
(Download both the ROM, boot & vendor_boot images from the links below)Clean Flash:
Code:adb reboot bootloader fastboot --set-active=a fastboot flash boot_a [boot image] fastboot flash vendor_boot [vendor_boot image] fastboot reboot recoveryCode:adb sideload <rom.zip>
BUT If you want to flash Magisk go to
Code:fastboot flash boot_a [magisk boot image] fastboot flash boot_b [magisk boot image] fastboot rebootCode:adb sideload <rom.zip>
OR If you want to flash KernelSU go to this link, download the latest KernelSU kernel image and then do the following
Code:adb sideload <kernelsuimage.zip>Updating from a older build (Dirty Flash):
Code:adb reboot bootloader fastboot reboot recoveryCode:adb sideload <rom.zip>
If you've had Magisk flashed before you need to reflash it again, go to the steps below the Clean Flash and do the same again, then reboot and you should still have Magisk
Post-Install:
(DO NOT SKIP THIS STEP OTHERWISE YOU WILL BE MISSING ESSENTIAL APPS FOR THE CAMERA & XPERIAPARTS)
Due to some weird ROM bug not all apps are installed by default, head over to the Download folder and go to the Post-Install folder and download all the APKs then install them manually, this step is HIGHLY recommended.
FIXED IN THE 1.3> BUILDS
For the Camera button I suggest Installing Key Mapper and then configuring it as in this and this picture. (Screen off button detection is only available for rooted users)
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Build Author | Maintainer
Saku
Build Information
Device: Xperia 1 III (pdx215)
Build Type: Unofficial
Android Version: 13
Kernel Version: 5.4.242
Version Information
Status: Stable
RisingOS Version: 1.4
SELinux Status: Enforcing
Release Date: 24/02/2023
Last Updated: 04/09/20231
Oh, yeah, when I posted that I had already succeeded.
It refuses to install 12, don't ask me how I know.
I'll chime in half a day to let you know how it performed with sleep at least.1
