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Light brightness adjustment no longer works in boox e-ink reader #11828
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Maybe a new driver on eink-test you can test. |
@hugleo |
why is the issue closed? |
You closed the issue yourself :) But it is very well closed. We can't provide any help. Each FW update means a russian roulette in terms of support here. I would suggest you to contact Onyx support, if there's any, and get a list of firmware changes they implemented, including their routines to update brightness and the sysfs nodes used on their kernel). Otherwise you'll need to wait until somebody pushes an updated driver, and still then we will need to choose between supporting the old, trusted method, and a new method that might screw users that didn't update their FW yet. Everything sounds nasty because everything is nasty :/ |
I'm referring to these changes: koreader/android-luajit-launcher@3191e4e. Meanwhile I've created a test APK if you want to give it a try and confirm that it works, I'll let ready a PR for your device. You need to do as said on the wiki: adb shell settings put global hidden_api_policy 1 |
KOReader version:
2024.04 "Sourdough"
Device:
Boox Poke3
firmware version 2023-12-12_23-45_3.5_4687b1901
Issue
First of all , thanks for the app, it is great!!!
Light brightness adjustment no longer works in boox poke3 e-ink reader
I used to be able to adjust the brightness of the backlight with a leftside up or down gesture. The feature was the greatest ever because it allowed to adjust the brightness ON TOP of the device's adjustment, which is insufficiently fine, and won't let the brightness below a, in my liking, too bright point, because it turns off altogether. So I was able to adjust to the accurate brightness level (below the lowest by the device's adjustment) by using KOreader's fantastic feature. This together with dark mode and the available options for text adjustment made reading the experience it ought to be.
Now although the message reads that it adjusts the light, it does nothing.
Steps to reproduce
Get a poke3, update firmware, download KOreader sdk 64 bits arm from github. Install using the device's installer. Open a book and try to adjust brightness.
Thanks for your help
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