PS: the 'cat' command reads a file and gives the contents as a text. I had used the terminal before, so I had some experience with it.Īlso, I think this is different from ADB shell commands. I got the value in microcelsius (So, 42025 means 42☌).Ĭat /sys/class/thermal_zone/thermal_zoneX/type One stackoverflow page also had the exact code to get the temperatures using shell commands After a bit of googling I found out that the temperatures are stored in '/sys/class/thermal/thermal_zoneX/temp' where X can be 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7. So, I thought that there was a way to get the those temperatures. I had seen that CPU-Z and other similar apps could get various temperatures (all apps displayed the same set of values). You can do a lot with the shell commands (a lot more if the device is rooted). U/fitittome: Could you try the above on your S5 klte 15.1 & report please? In TWRP: Format Data + Advanced wipe of Cache, Dalvik / Art Cache & System then installed all 3 before rebooting: lineage-15.1-20181002-nightly-klte-signed, open_gapps-arm-8.1-pico-20181006, addonsu-15.1-arm-signed, booted, enabled Root in Developer Options installed a few apps & rebooted a couple of times before using Terminal Emulator. The 'Execute su twice' workaroud of u/VincentJoshuaET works & the # su icon was instantly removed from the Status bar upon hitting Enter: Klte:/ # settings put secure icon_blacklist suĬmd: Failure calling service settings: Failed transaction (2147483646) On S5 klte LineageOS 15.1 w/ root I am getting the same error as the OP u/ltux when trying to disable via Terminal Emulator by Jack Palevich the su # icon on the status bar which worked fine on S3 i9300 LOS 14.1: >You need to be root to run those from a terminal emulator.

I've made screenshots of my configuration in Tasker: Then you need to create a 'Profile' that is being triggered on Unlock event, and runs the Task with the command.

In Tasker you basically need to create a task, that will run the given shell command under 'Tasks'. Something like this (from my phone)Īt /sys/class/input/input0/baseline_test < trx-to-trx raw readback: 0 0 0 0 0 0 imageid=0x14001222,deviceid=0x14001222 0 error(s).

It is doing a self-test that is putting it back into right state. When you execute it in terminal it should pause for a second or two, and during this time touch screen should not work. Install Tasker, set up to run 'cat /sys/class/input/input0/baseline_test' on screen turning on/unlocking.įirst try if this command works fine in any terminal like: I used to have terrible screen issues with my very early ordered OPO and this fixed it to the point that I forget there was any issue:

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