I turned off pulse notification light in nougat version
after the pie update, pulse notification light option is gone
how do i turn on the option?
usually is better do a reset of the phone when you upgrade to a new major version, to avoid this little bugs and issues.
Yogesh680 said:
I turned off pulse notification light in nougat version
after the pie update, pulse notification light option is gone
how do i turn on the option?
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Try this with ADB:
Code:
adb shell settings get system notification_light_pulse
Should output "1". If there is "0", use this command:
Code:
adb shell settings put system notification_light_pulse 1
Let us know if it helped
I get a returned result of '1' but I get no LED flashing.
July Pie stock. It stopped working in April or May update. Any ideas?
Maybe try turning it off and on again (put 0 and then put 1)..? Mine notification LED works fine, so it shouldn't be related to the update. Is LED working otherwise? When charging the phone for example.
I tried changing from 1 to 0 and back to 1 again. No change. I do not have the LED when charging. Although a previous update stopped all LED function in the past, the functions came back after another update. I figured this was just the case of the LED being stopped 100% again by software. Maybe not.
When you reboot into fastboot mode and connect to the PC, is the charging LED working? If not, I'd say it's a HW issue.
Alternatively you can try this command in terminal emulator if you have root:
echo 200 > /sys/class/leds/red/brightness
It will turn the LED on. Echo 0 will turn it off again.
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Guys - this minor release is in response to this thread:.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=281581
I've written a small app to disable the LED driver on most HTC devices, ie, battery charging leds, bluetooth, notification led, wifi led(?); this will remain effective until you soft reset.
There are no installers etc for now, it's a work in progress, but I'll put it out for the time being.
Note - by disabling the LED driver, the PDA won't be able to disable any currently activate leds, so eg if you're charging up (orange led active), and then run VJImpoto, the orange led will stay on until you soft reset whether you're charging or not.
So run it when you've got no LEDs on, and they'll stay off.
However: this is alpha, because I noticed that the "heartbeat" flash of the phone radio (green flash of led every few seconds) continues despite the LED driver being disabled: clearly that action is activated elsewhere on the system, so it'll need further investigation. However, this app merely disables AllLedMgr, so any flaws with that strategy carry here too.
Command line options:
-showinfo shows info on usage/donations
-debug shows feedback on whether it worked.
-killall killall will first attempt to switch off any active leds (except radio LED), so as discussed above, running "VJImpoto -killall" will first switch off the orange led, and then disable AllLEDMgr. However, this has the peculiar side effect of making the heartbeat flash now flash on the left green led on the Hermes. I recommend using -killall.
Please give feedback on if it worked for you. I'll make a cab later, .exe only for now.
VJImpoto
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hi vijay, would it be possible for you to create one for smartphones? thanks
Could you send me over a registry dump? I haven't worked on Smartphones for many years (I had the original SPV - a pioneer!) Don't know if you can point me towards a rom dump as well, but I'll certainly look into it if you can.
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i exported my T-Mobile Registry using PHM Reg Editor and here it is:
http://filexoom.com/files/2006/11/7/42820/SDA Registry.rar
for ROMs i dont know how to dump mine
hi to ALL
Having an issue here (i think)...
When i am not mistaken i had the notification led when receiving an sms, mail or missed call...yep, i am definitely sure
After updating from B02 to B03...nothing blinking anymore.... (only the 'bell" and message sound is ok)
ps : edit Led NOT(still) working anymore when charging (red to green when 100%). That is strange because i am sure that after the update the charging led still was working yesterday evening. At this moment i am also charging and the led is not "red".....what is going on?
Question : did i (un)check something in settings or is this update causing this problem ?
Any suggestions/solutions ?
Thnx !
ps : not rooted (yet)
SOLVED
Do not remember i did this by mistake or this setting was changed by the update but by some reason the Display/Notification light was unchecked......:cyclops:
Ok I have googled and googled this to find all kinds of people having the same problem. iHeartRadio will play untill screen shuts down then will play for a few then stops playing. So I have looked at wifi settings is set to always. Battery saver is off. Here is one thing I have noticed if I use the aux cable it works fine. I have deleted​ app and data and reinstalled but still
The same. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
PS also swapped ROMs to.
monkeytools said:
Ok I have googled and googled this to find all kinds of people having the same problem. iHeartRadio will play untill screen shuts down then will play for a few then stops playing. So I have looked at wifi settings is set to always. Battery saver is off. Here is one thing I have noticed if I use the aux cable it works fine. I have deleted​ app and data and reinstalled but still
The same. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
PS also swapped ROMs to.
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Hello...
Maybe go in iHeartRadio settings. Isn't there an option to select "keep app on when screen goes off" or something similar?
Have you tried to unoptimize it? Doze is killing it maybe?
Go in Settings > Battery > three dot menu tap "battery optimization"
On the drop down menu, choose all apps. Tap on iHeartRadio and select: "Don"t optimize".
Hoping it will save your issue...
Cheers...
Like 5.1 says, unoptimize it in the battery settings and then your fine. You have to do that with Google music as well.
I'm having the same issue. It is listed as not optimized.
Amazon Music used to do this on my Nexus 5, but now on the 6P it decided the Iheartradio app will do it instead. The Nexus 5 issue also persisted across ROMs and factory resets.
Maybe it's an app issue that only affects a few people with very specific settings or something?
This is far from an ideal solution but if turning off battery optimization doesn't fix the problem there are apps in the Play Store that keep the screen on when you are using specific apps. You could choose to leave the screen on when using iHeartRadio.
I have read a few posts about Gmail notifications not going through even after turning "optimization off" for the app. And people reporting that doze affects other parameters at the same time that cause notification trouble.
Maybe this case can be assimilated, but in another way.
You can try Killing doze completely and see how iHeartRadio behaves. Open a command prompt and issue:
adb shell dumpsys deviceidle disable
It should return something like:
Deep idle mode disabled
Light idle mode disabled
Check iHeartRadio behavior after that. If it fixed the issue, you know that doze may be the culprit or maybe the app developer didn't implement a new policy for doze and/or when screen turns off.
You can revert the ADB shell command with either:
adb shell dumpsys deviceidle enable
Or with a reboot.
I'd send iHeartRadio developer an email to let them know your issue. If other users already reported it and if they are working on a fix...
Good luck... :good:
5.1 said:
I have read a few posts about Gmail notifications not going through even after turning "optimization off" for the app. And people reporting that doze affects other parameters at the same time that cause notification trouble.
Maybe this case can be assimilated, but in another way.
You can try Killing doze completely and see how iHeartRadio behaves. Open a command prompt and issue:
adb shell dumpsys deviceidle disable
It should return something like:
Deep idle mode disabled
Light idle mode disabled
Check iHeartRadio behavior after that. If it fixed the issue, you know that doze may be the culprit or maybe the app developer didn't implement a new policy for doze and/or when screen turns off.
You can revert the ADB shell command with either:
adb shell dumpsys deviceidle enable
Or with a reboot.
I'd send iHeartRadio developer an email to let them know your issue. If other users already reported it and if they are working on a fix...
Good luck... :good:
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Thanks I will give it a try.
So I just updated my Essential to 8.1 Oreo. I am currently with Koodo Mobile and UNROOTED.
The notification light does not come on for any notifications or for charging. It does come on if I shut the phone off and charge.
Does anyone else have this problem and/or any suggestions for a fix.
Not a great start for Oreo
Thanks in advance as always
The notification light is turned OFF by default in Oreo, at least for charging.
Go in to settings--> Apps & notifications--> Notifications, and make sure the setting is turned on.
Hope this helps.
Hi, I'm running a rooted stock Oreo (version 8.0.0) and I've just discovered that when I turn flight mode on, if I then turn wifi on, I get the pop-up message "In flight mode" and the wifi icon in Quick Settings stays a light blue shade but Wifi doesn't actually turn on.
I may be mistaken but I thought this was working last year and I haven't done any updates to the phone.
Anyone have any ideas how to fix this?
Kind regards,
Mack.
Hi, I'm pretty sure you can use this:
SystemUI Tuner - Apps on Google Play
PLEASE READ ENTIRE DESCRIPTION BEFORE INSTALLING
play.google.com
One of the settings allows you to tune Airplane Mode.
Just to update - I think there must have been some kind of data corruption... I did a factory reset and it all worked correctly again.