In Display ON DTIM power experiment it was found
that we have power saving with gMulticastHostFwMsgs=0
and gEnablePacketLog=0.
CRs-Fixed: 2506878
Change-Id: Ia4ea66c85c6ea3fd84f8f651de9db2c26fc134ed
Signed-off-by: Joey Huab <joey@evolution-x.org>
Signed-off-by: aswin7469 <aswinas@pixysos.com>
* This enables Deep Sleep mode, additionally to QPower
* With this configuration, QPower manages the new Deep sleep mode
-> Leads to amazing power savings
Change-Id: Ic4c23583cb008a5cfb14af15236f5aeba32f0f80
Signed-off-by: Joey Huab <joey@evolution-x.org>
* useless for production builds, runs in background and
sometimes spams logcat
Signed-off-by: aswin7469 <aswinas@pixysos.com>
Signed-off-by: Sandeep-FED <sandymankara11@gmail.com>
This will send HWUI timings to HintManager for better CPU scheduling.
Setting a 30% margin for CPU should heavily reduce CPU loads for HWUI and
use GPU for the rest.
Signed-off-by: drkphnx <dark.phnx12@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: aswin7469 <aswinas@pixysos.com>
We are using c2.qti codecs but satisfy aosp too
MediaCodecsXmlParser: MediaCodec: cannot update non-existing codec: c2.android.vp9.decoder at line 203 of /vendor/etc/media_codecs_performance.xml
Signed-off-by: aswin7469 <aswinas@pixysos.com>
Some banking apps read the file /proc/net/unix to
find out whether things like Magisk are installed/running.
To prevent that, chmod it 440.
This file isn't needed by any other process when boot is finished.
I've tested this and banking apps that did not work before
and recognized Magisk being installed now don't recognize
that and work just fine.
Signed-off-by: aswin7469 <aswinas@pixysos.com>
This is necessary in order for stune boost to work.
Change-Id: Icc3444be95a177fb4b6ef77cbf582d696381b9cb
Signed-off-by: aswin7469 <aswinas@pixysos.com>
Signed-off-by: Manikantaraavi <raavimanikanta6595@gmail.com>
* Choreographer VSync has some performance impact for CPU rendered apps
as the app has to wait for VSync to start a new frame draw. When the
frame draw time exceeds one VSync, this has a direct impact on the FPS.
debug.cpurend.vsync property controls the VSync for CPU rendered apps.
Disable VSync for CPU rendered app, by setting this property to false.
Signed-off-by: chandu078 <chandudyavanapelli03@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Manikantaraavi <raavimanikanta6595@gmail.com>
* Some banking apps read the file /proc/net/unix to
find out whether things like Magisk are installed/running.
To prevent that, chmod it 440.
This file isn't needed by any other process when boot is finished.
I've tested this and banking apps that did not work before
and recognized Magisk being installed now don't recognize
that and work just fine.
Signed-off-by: Manikantaraavi <raavimanikanta6595@gmail.com>
* Currently we use the Display-P3 color space for display composition
across all color modes on op8. We do this to facilitate a new version
of Adaptive color mode; this forces display to always use P3 color
calibration.
* It turns out that in op8's case using P3 color calibration for sRGB
content, even when the content is accurately converted to P3, degrades
color accuracy for certain sRGB colors. To fix this, we revert back to
pre-op8 behavior, where we let SurfaceFlinger choose the most
appropriate color space for composition, for all color modes used on op8
*except* for Adaptive color mode.
Bug: 137140317
Bug: 137053654
Change-Id: I8670f76aa8c7c513e5a6db291c970a20609d032d
* This is only available on Nexus/Pixel devices. Already implemented
in LiveDisplay for devices that have the proper profile in the
QDCM calibration file or provide the commands via sysfs node.
Change-Id: I1dbeafdef930bcfeb2b950b3adce293307abff85
Supports to enable/disable USB data signaling
Bug: 161414036
Test: Pass USB V1.3 HIDL tests
Signed-off-by: Albert Wang <albertccwang@google.com>
Change-Id: Iffe00f8753206fb66cd3ab96cae5aa5ad9c410cd
There's no point to keep using custom pref to set minimum refresh rate
when AOSP smooth display feature behaves in the exact same way in
our case.
Change-Id: I497918a9c9687443a9438fb6291769f6e51d9379
