Help Mouse and trackpad settings in Prime OS

sinchimidou

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Hello,
I am currently using Prime OS and i didnt find an option to add mouse settings which was present in Gearlock in DarkMatter
So how to add mouse settings to Prime OS ?
Thanks and your work is amazing btw
 

X3256

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Thanks for the reply. I'm interested in mouse acceleration option. Will it come with Gearlock 6.1 ? And is there any ETA ?
You can disable mouse acceleration but for this u need to build android x86 from source, it contains file framework/services/inputflinger/inputreader.h contains pointer configuration set acceleration to 0, u can also check the same using terminal and using command "dumpsys input -> sdcard/dump.txt" and check the storage last few line contains the acceleration values.
 

sinchimidou

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You can disable mouse acceleration but for this u need to build android x86 from source, it contains file framework/services/inputflinger/inputreader.h contains pointer configuration set acceleration to 0, u can also check the same using terminal and using command "dumpsys input -> sdcard/dump.txt" and check the storage last few line contains the acceleration values.
So there is no other way to change it otherwise. Bummer. Thanks for the reply tho !
 

hemnath

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You can disable mouse acceleration but for this u need to build android x86 from source, it contains file framework/services/inputflinger/inputreader.h contains pointer configuration set acceleration to 0, u can also check the same using terminal and using command "dumpsys input -> sdcard/dump.txt" and check the storage last few line contains the acceleration values.
hello sir, can you share a small video on how to build androidx86 and disable mouse accleration from source
 

hemnath

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Building Android-x86 requires beefy pc and it took 1-2 hours to compile(depends on hardware), usually our pc's cant handle it, thats why i could not able to experience compiling android-x86.
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hello sir,
can you please share the syntaxes and steps for building androidx86 9 r1 including editing the file framework/services/inputflinger/inputreader. h for configuration set acceleration to 0 (for making moue accleration zero) even if it takes 24 hrs also i want to try

or , can you please share any app,script or extensions to disable mouse or pointer acclertion in androidx86
 
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MrMiy4mo

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hello sir,
can you please share the syntaxes and steps for building androidx86 9 r1 including editing the file framework/services/inputflinger/inputreader. h for configuration set acceleration to 0 (for making moue accleration zero) even if it takes 24 hrs also i want to try

or , can you please share any app,script or extensions to disable mouse or pointer acclertion in androidx86
Sorry, to be honest i dont know.
 

Xtr

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Building Android-x86 requires beefy pc and it took 1-2 hours to compile(depends on hardware),
This is misleading information, Only the beefiest PCs can even build in one hour.
And there are more factors to be considered like disk space, network.
For instance my friends i5 3rd gen desktop (HDD) took more than 5 hours (he cannot remember exact time) to compile Android x86 nougat. It takes 8+ hours on 16 gb ram for android 9. But according to some guys, It took them 12+ hours to compile the whole thing. Some says, they turned on their laptop for almost 1 day whole to do so.
6 core E5 xeon with 128GB of RAM and 1TB nvme 970 evo will get some good build time but it still takes over an hour on nougat and over two on pie, googles 72 core machines with 64gb ram take 40 minute while 6 core machine take 3 hours in contrast.
Next You need high bandwidth, nougat source is around 30gb while pie source over 40gb, anrroid 11 source surpassing 60gb. Disk space is most important, it take 100gb for unpacking (this also depends on android version), be prepared for another 100gb+ intermediates as well Atleast keep an empty 250 gb SSD.
Disk speed also important, while hard drives can have speeds of 100mb/s they are not fast to respond, building on HDD is painfully slow. its rapid read writes of an SSD but not the speed that makes the difference, buy a used 250gb ssd (available for cheap) if you are building AOSP.
As usual, patience is the key, building a ROM is a time consuming but rewarding task, im not saying you to avoid doing, you are interested in android development.
For laptops check this for compiling at low temperatures wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop_Mode_Tools
 

MrMiy4mo

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This is misleading information, Only the beefiest PCs can even build in one hour.
And there are more factors to be considered like disk space, network.
For instance my friends i5 3rd gen desktop (HDD) took more than 5 hours (he cannot remember exact time) to compile Android x86 nougat. It takes 8+ hours on 16 gb ram for android 9. But according to some guys, It took them 12+ hours to compile the whole thing. Some says, they turned on their laptop for almost 1 day whole to do so.
6 core E5 xeon with 128GB of RAM and 1TB nvme 970 evo will get some good build time but it still takes over an hour on nougat and over two on pie, googles 72 core machines with 64gb ram take 40 minute while 6 core machine take 3 hours in contrast.
Next You need high bandwidth, nougat source is around 30gb while pie source over 40gb, anrroid 11 source surpassing 60gb. Disk space is most important, it take 100gb for unpacking (this also depends on android version), be prepared for another 100gb+ intermediates as well Atleast keep an empty 250 gb SSD.
Disk speed also important, while hard drives can have speeds of 100mb/s they are not fast to respond, building on HDD is painfully slow. its rapid read writes of an SSD but not the speed that makes the difference, buy a used 250gb ssd (available for cheap) if you are building AOSP.
As usual, patience is the key, building a ROM is a time consuming but rewarding task, im not saying you to avoid doing, you are interested in android development.
For laptops check this for compiling at low temperatures wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop_Mode_Tools
My laptop was blowing like a blow dryer just while compiling kernel for my phone, and I had to leave my computer on the basket inside the deep freezer, if it's getting this hot even just compiling a very old kernel, I can't risk anything bigger.
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I actually ignored your last 2 sentences while writing this answer, but even if I don't care about heating, I don't have enough storage space and RAM.
 
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hemnath

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This is misleading information, Only the beefiest PCs can even build in one hour.
And there are more factors to be considered like disk space, network.
For instance my friends i5 3rd gen desktop (HDD) took more than 5 hours (he cannot remember exact time) to compile Android x86 nougat. It takes 8+ hours on 16 gb ram for android 9. But according to some guys, It took them 12+ hours to compile the whole thing. Some says, they turned on their laptop for almost 1 day whole to do so.
6 core E5 xeon with 128GB of RAM and 1TB nvme 970 evo will get some good build time but it still takes over an hour on nougat and over two on pie, googles 72 core machines with 64gb ram take 40 minute while 6 core machine take 3 hours in contrast.
Next You need high bandwidth, nougat source is around 30gb while pie source over 40gb, anrroid 11 source surpassing 60gb. Disk space is most important, it take 100gb for unpacking (this also depends on android version), be prepared for another 100gb+ intermediates as well Atleast keep an empty 250 gb SSD.
Disk speed also important, while hard drives can have speeds of 100mb/s they are not fast to respond, building on HDD is painfully slow. its rapid read writes of an SSD but not the speed that makes the difference, buy a used 250gb ssd (available for cheap) if you are building AOSP.
As usual, patience is the key, building a ROM is a time consuming but rewarding task, im not saying you to avoid doing, you are interested in android development.
For laptops check this for compiling at low temperatures wiki.archlinux.org/title/Laptop_Mode_Tools
hello sir
do you know how to turn off mouse accleartion in androidx86 i was trying for months i did not get it
can you please help
 

hemnath

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Here are instructions to get source and build,- android-x86.org/source.html
This is the inputreader.h file - https://git.osdn.net/view?p=android...c;hb=eba7593db217c2649e8aa78173ddbff957d40b95

Here are instructions to get source and build,- android-x86.org/source.html
This is the inputreader.h file - https://git.osdn.net/view?p=android...c;hb=eba7593db217c2649e8aa78173ddbff957d40b95
hello sir,
i am a noob when comes to understanding programming can you please share a video on how to build androidx86 pie r1 from source and also what changes must be made in inputreader.h file in order to make mouse or pointer accleration zero
thank you
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hello sir,
i am a noob when it comes to understanding programming can you please share a video on how to build androidx86 pie r1 from source and also what changes must be made in inputreader.h file in order to make mouse or pointer accleration zero
thank you
 
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