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A persistent CPU Boost switch on the TDP page, using Linux CPUFreq's
kernel-wide boost control and restoring the saved choice after startup.
Fixed
AYANEO vendor-HID commands retry the complete transaction after an unanswered
request instead of repeatedly waiting on a command that was already lost.
A timed-out Magic Module eject leaves controller power enabled, preventing an
incomplete latch movement from being interrupted by the power cut.
Detect the proposed kernel hid-ayaneo sysfs interface and block competing
direct-HID commands instead of racing the kernel driver.
Keep a successfully changed OLED display definition enabled when gamescope's
temporary EDID file cannot be normalized during the same RPC. The background
monitor retries EDID normalization without reporting the switch as failed.
Move display-definition removal off Decky's event loop and refuse to remove
definitions not owned by AYANEO 3 Companion.
Internal
Backend tests up to 55 from 48, covering CPU Boost persistence, complete HID
transaction retries, kernel-driver arbitration, safe Magic Module eject
timeouts and OLED display-definition ownership.