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    Default Dynamic Soundfix

    I've made a "little" modification to soundfix, making it switchable on-the-fly.

    It creates a proc interface (/proc/xmister/soundfix), with which we can simply switch between the modes:
    echo '0' > /proc/xmister/soundfix (OFF)
    echo '1' > /proc/xmister/soundfix (ON)

    My latest recovery&kernel supports the switching too.

    The needed modifications for s3c-pcm-sol.c can be found here: http://github.com/Xmister/i5700-kern...627ac80bcbb890
    init.rc modifications(for my recovery): http://github.com/Xmister/i5700-lesh...dbcbaf12f808e4
    Last edited by Xmister; 12-01-2010 at 05:04 AM.
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    neat idea.

    but when I read "on the fly" or "dynamic" I assume you can turn it on or off in a live system without a reboot. instead the option to do so in the latest kernel is in the recovery.

    think you can setup a small apk or script to do so within the live system?

    or even mod the samdroidtools apply and include it there.

    (lots of mini mods now that samdroidtools can serve - the egl.cfg trick for games etc)

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    Quote Originally Posted by kenshin View Post
    I assume you can turn it on or off in a live system without a reboot.
    You can, if you give the above commands in a terminal emulator.
    Writing an apk would be too time consuming now, but I will do it a bit later.
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    maby it is possible to add it in samdroid app or in settings (e.g. cyanogenmod settings)

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