[Script] Auto frame rate for X96max ATV (and other clones)

[ordax121]

But, what hapend?

[zoelechat]

Well, I don't know if it's expected but it looks something changed about Magisk/busybox, I thought I had broken something on my side by playing too much the sorcerer's apprentice, and I posted update just in case it happened to somebody else
A bit odd, but it looks now mksh/toybox has priority on boot time over ash/busybox, which caused much syntax errors especially on expressions, therefore I eliminated everything not compliant to both shells (e.g. $(( )) and [[ ]]), hence "compatibility fixes".

[ordax121]

Work the first time, but after not change the refresh.

[zoelechat]

Resolution change is not expected nor intended. Startup one is caught and only refresh rate is automatically adjusted.

[ordax121]

The resolution no, i am sorry. The frame

[zoelechat]

Log or didn't happen, preferably:

sh -x 50afr -d

Don't forget to first kill autostart instance if any:

killall uevent

[A.S._id]

Work the first time, but after not change the refresh.

Well I do not know. For me a new version works as before. All OK.

[ordax121]

I use the amlogic box tool method because I do not have the device.d folder. Maybe that's the problem

[zoelechat]

I use the amlogic box tool method because I do not have the device.d folder. Maybe that's the problem

Are you using an old ROM with pre-18 Magisk? In such case path to folder is /sbin/.core/img/.core/service.d (remains as symlink in Magisk>=18)

[ordax121]

I have uninstalled the magisk busybox module and I have put one of aptoide tv and it works correctly

[ordax121]

Are you using an old ROM with pre-18 Magisk? In such case path to folder is /sbin/.core/img/.core/service.d (remains as symlink in Magisk>=18)

I'm using magisk 18 and the rom tvmod from xannitech

[zoelechat]

I'm using magisk 18 and the rom tvmod from xannitech

Then /data/adb/service.d is mandatorily there, beware it's in ROOT of device, not in user storage
Doesn't matter anyway if you found a workaround.

[ordax121]

Then /data/adb/service.d is mandatorily there, beware it's in ROOT of device, not in user storage
Doesn't matter anyway if you found a workaround.

Thank you very much for your help and congratulations for your work. It's fantastic

[A.S._id]

I use the amlogic box tool method because I do not have the device.d folder. Maybe that's the problem

In order for the folder to appear, you must enable init.d support in amlogic box tool. If it is on, try to off/on.

[zoelechat]

In order for the folder to appear, you must enable init.d support in amlogic box tool. If it is on, try to off/on.

service.d is built-in Magisk equivalent of init.d, I've never used Amlogic box tool (does init.d feature of that tool breaks Magisk service.d??)