reporting in, SIR~!

anybody experienced LINE works background? first time last night and it drained the hell out of my battery.

great color setting here  :

R 175
G 155
B 145

Whites 20
Mids 100
Blacks 255
Contrast 0
Brightness 3
Saturation 7
Grays 0

Screen Brightness 50%

source: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.p...postcount=12711

using init.d script, just edit text in script, by the way, i'm not sure other kernel, i'm using motleys.

enable init.d using this app : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1933849

then search for sample script: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread...02#post37673702

put it in system root /etc/init.d/ and set permission (tick all) 

turn off / on screen. done.

correct me if i'm wrong..

other kernels allows full gamma tweaking too. you probably can still use the same script just that you have to change some variable. best way is to look for the instruction in the said kernel thread.

first thing first is you must disable all other colour tweaking tools (trickster, faux etc)

you can then run the script in terminal first or via script manager to check the new colour setting without rebooting. just run the script as su, power off the screen and the new colour setting should be visible.

once you are satisfied with the colour settings, put the script in init.d folder and set the appropriate permission (rwxr-xr-x) now it will set the colour setting at boot.

btw, you can also put the script here data/local/userinit.d folder. this will ensure that it'll survive a ROM update.most likely not. just check the nightly  thread just in case. you'll still have to update the bootloader/radio etc manually via fastboot though.

if you are on CM, just wait until CM release 4.2.2 before updating those bootloader/radio etc because AFAIK, the kernel source have not been released yet, and some users that  are using custom rom have reported that updating the radio breaks auto brightness and auto rotate. we'll need new kernels that supports these new firmwares first.

read the OTA Help-Desk link, it depends on what setup you are on now and which method of updating you want to use.
Don't have to, save the text as a script and run it with script manager or via terminal with su command for testing purposes.

using init.d script, just edit text in script, by the way, i'm not sure other kernel, i'm using motleys.

enable init.d using this app : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1933849

then search for sample script: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread...02#post37673702

put it in system root /etc/init.d/ and set permission (tick all) 

turn off / on screen. done.

correct me if i'm wrong..

mids is mid. just a typo. hehe 

i'm using the  91rgbgammaPAhalfbreed.zip and edit the values from there.

sophan

ok found the greys in the script but once i changed all the setting and exec in terminal emulator it cames out alot of error

P/S: i can run the original script (halfbreed) from the zip but couldn't run it after i changed the value

@bassist, I edit using notepad+ on my PC.

Btw guys, official images are out. You can flash the full image now!

Google Posts Factory Android 4.2.2 (JDQ39) Images For Nexus 4, 7, 10, And Galaxy Nexus (Yakju / Takju) http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/02/14/go...us-yakju-takju/ via @AndroidPolice

Great!  so how your screen now?

aokp pub build by bigxie

http://goo.im/devs/bigxie/AOKP_PUB

xda thread

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2146885

i dont have any recovery. i just root. no trwp, no cwm