I don't like Lollipop so I went back to KitKat, Mahdi ROM, and Franco kernel r63 and I wasn't able to change vibrator intensity, it was too high!
Since I'm a minimalist, and do not want to install apps to do such a simple thing, I've wrote a simple init.d script to do that at boot.
Just copy (extract first) this file inside /etc/init.d folder
Attachment 3112049
And apply 755 permissions.
The script is very simple:
If you want You can also change the value as You wish and from 0 to 100.
Note:
Don't bother Me with "oh, but You can use apps and blabla"
Well, I won't.
I won't install a (starting at boot/running in bg) app to apply a single value :)
Since I'm a minimalist, and do not want to install apps to do such a simple thing, I've wrote a simple init.d script to do that at boot.
Just copy (extract first) this file inside /etc/init.d folder
Attachment 3112049
And apply 755 permissions.
The script is very simple:
Code:
#!/system/bin/sh
#VIBRATION_AMP
#BY_ENRICOD
echo "35" > /sys/devices/virtual/timed_output/vibrator/amp
If you want You can also change the value as You wish and from 0 to 100.
Note:
Don't bother Me with "oh, but You can use apps and blabla"
Well, I won't.
I won't install a (starting at boot/running in bg) app to apply a single value :)
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