Does anyone on this list know how to crank up the CPU clocks
on Android/Termux in order to get maximum performance?
I've noticed how Android/Termux performance falls substantially
when Termux isn't displaying on the screen -- e.g., when I'm
accessing Termux via ssh.
I'd like to figure out how to
On Mon, Apr 24, 2023 at 03:26:59PM +, Henry Baker wrote:
> I've noticed how Android/Termux performance falls substantially
> when Termux isn't displaying on the screen -- e.g., when I'm
> accessing Termux via ssh.
>
> I'd like to figure out how to use my phone in a 'server mode',
> where it's
Thanks for the pointer to 'wakelock'. I looked over the documentation,
and it would appear that I have to recompile Termux ??
I then looked up the permissions for Termux, and found under
'App battery usage' 3 choices:
'Unrestricted' Allow battery usage in background without restrictions.
May use
I just ran the test with 'Unrestricted' (see below) and Android Termux
performance didn't improve.
So either my program really is running at full speed (which I highly doubt),
or Termux itself needs to be fixed to enable full speed.
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On Mon, Apr 24, 2023 at 07:01:39PM +, Henry Baker wrote:
> So either my program really is running at full speed (which I highly doubt),
> or Termux itself needs to be fixed to enable full speed.
I don’t think you have to fix anything. Have you actually tried
taking the lock? This can be done t
Thanks; I didn't understand your original suggestion that
'termux-wake-lock' was an actual termux command.
Sadly, 'termux-wake-lock' didn't help speed things up, either.
So either I've vastly overestimated the speed of my cellphone,
or there's some other software problem (e.g., something
getting
Thank you so much! I used poll to check for anything to read from stdin and
it worked flawlessly. Here's the code. It does not have any context, but it
is an example of how to use poll:
'(loop
(eval (loadRepeat))
(wait 100)
(T (and (poll 0) (= "53" (line T)))
(set
