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boot with OMX_NO_YUV420=1
and CODEC2_LEVEL=0
and then try to use camera app
Additionally you can set dumpsys battery set level 100
to fake it to 100
@hmtheboy154
Thanks
It is too techie for me. Can you describe it step by step what to do ?
@hmtheboy154
Thanks
It is too techie for me. Can you describe it step by step what to do ?
If you load kernel directly with qemu, you can add kernel cmdline flags to -append "root=/dev/ram0 quiet SRC=/ OMX_NO_YUV420=1
Or edit kernel command line in grub config: https://docs.blissos.org/knowledgebase/troubleshooting/edit-grub-from-bliss-install/
@hmtheboy154
thanks
And for setting battery level to fake 100 % ?
@hmtheboy154
thanks
And for setting battery level to fake 100 % ?
It is kind of unexpected that you are a Linux user and run QEMU VMs but don't know how to execute a shell command. dumpsys battery set level 100
is a command that you can execute using adb or termux with su
. You could have figured out that by just searching google for dumpsys battery set level 100
. Grant root access to termux with kernelSU beforehand.
thanks
@hmtheboy154
I tried in termux "su dumpsys battery set level 100" or "su dumpsys battery set status 1|3".
The level stays at "0 %".
The system says "there a reading problem with the battery measuring tool.
Thanks
@hmtheboy154
adding "SRC=/OMX_NO_YUV420=1"
The kernel cmd line is
kernel /android-2023-07-03/kernel quiet stack_depot_disable=on cgroup_disable=pressure root=/dev/ram0 noexec=off HWC=drm_minigbm GRALLOC=minigbm_arcvm FFMPEG_HWACCEL_DISABLE=1 SRC=/android-2023-07-03
There is already a SRC option. How to add another SRC option ?
thanks
move to https://github.com/BlissRoms-x86/support/issues for version older than 16
Hello
openSUSE Tumbleweed QEMU 8.0.3 bliss 14.10
The battery level in a QEMU VM is 0 % in the contrary of android-x86 7.1 r5 or 8.1 r6
This is a problem with an application like WhatsApp, which regularly during conversation warns you it will stop.
Also, I assume this is why opencamera don't want to record any video.