Say, by sending some value to something inside /sys/.../cpu or the likes. I have already aggressively debloated the tablet, but I like to experiment and I am not afraid to destroy the tablet since I bought it for 150 bucks at sale. Or pehaps there is some Magisk module that can do this?

The tablet is a Samsung Galaxy A9+.

  • vapor_body@lemmy.ml
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    6 days ago

    I’m surprised that worked since Termux has so many permissions and process # limits and stuff on stock Android. Is it permanent? Semi-permanent if you avoid losing ADB/Shizuku with restart?

    • printf("%s", name);@piefed.blahaj.zoneOPEnglish
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      6 days ago

      EDIT: I’m running stock Android rooted with Magisk. OneUI 7, Android 15, Kernel 5.4.249

      I haven’t tried rebooting yet, but I’m pretty sure it resets on reboot. Also, my only evidence that it worked is what cpuinfo_cur_freq reports, and because of how Android seems to works with its virtual filesystems and Termux only being a virtual terminal, I’m actually unsure of how to measure the true frequencies in any other way. Here are two screenshots anyway. 1804800 is the maximum available frequency.

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      • vapor_body@lemmy.ml
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        6 days ago

        Well keep everyone posted! I’ve got some old stock Android devices I’d love to fuck around with more but having to intervene with all of them is a tremendous boner killer