ASB-V55

AutoSystemBoost — Changelog

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V55 — device-adaptive: per-device CPU bounds + device-native vendor overlays

The "works properly on more than one phone" release. Two shifts underneath it:
CPU ceilings now scale to the installing device's real hardware, and per-model
vendor tuning — audio, camera, media, GPS, Wi-Fi — is built live from each
device's own stock files at install instead of shipping pre-baked overlays.
Net result: 76 fewer files shipped, and any OnePlus (not just the 15/13/12)
gets real tuning. Cumulative over V54 — all settings and learned data carry across.

📱 Device-native vendor overlays for every OnePlus

Dropped all pre-baked per-model overlays (canoe/alor audio SKUs, canoe
media_profiles, static camera tone, op12/op13 overlay sets — 79 files). A single
clone-and-patch pipeline now runs on every OnePlus: it clones the device's own
stock audio (keeping its real SKU + codec-specific controls like the canoe
HiFi/DS2/Audiosphere set), camera tone, media_profiles, GPS, perf and Wi-Fi
WCNSS, then key-patches only known values (volume→88, flat EQ, Class-H DAC, video
bitrate, GPS protocol keys, thermal/boost ceilings). Every file comes from the
device itself, so it can't mismatch its HALs. Non-reference models (Ace / T / R
series) now get full audio/camera/media/GPS/Wi-Fi tuning instead of governor-only.
OP12 keeps its system/odm camera carve-out (that path SIGABRTs its multicamera
HAL). The old OP15 volume fix (volume_listener / audio_pre_processing) is now
derived from the device's own cloned audio_effects — added only if missing,
skipped when ViPER is present — so it needs no static file either. A manifest plus
3-strike bootloop self-recovery tears the whole generated overlay back out if the
device fails to boot three times, returning it fully stock.

⚙️ Device-adaptive CPU frequency bounds

At install, asb_synthesize_bounds.sh reads the device's real per-cluster
cpuinfo_max_freq, scales the OP15 reference ratios onto it, and snaps to real
frequencies from each cluster's own table; the governor loads these over its
compiled defaults at boot. Topology-aware for 2/3/4 clusters (so a 3-cluster SoC
like the OP12 gets its middle cluster a sane ceiling), range-guarded, and
revertible — an absent or malformed bounds file just leaves the compiled defaults.
On the OP15 itself the synthesised values equal the defaults, so it's unchanged.

🔬 Install-time device analysis

New asb_install_probe.sh inventories the device's specific stock files (CPU
topology, GPU back-end, audio SKU + mixer/effects, camera/media presence, Wi-Fi
WCNSS, GPS, perf) and writes a report the installer summarises and asbdiag
surfaces. Pure observation — modifies nothing — so per-device patching is auditable
and a returned field bundle shows what was patchable on a device we don't own.

🔎 Standby tuning from real wakelock data

A full-day OP15 capture named the top idle wakeups; the GMS activity-recognition
background sampling interval is now lengthened via the existing wakelock-throttle
pass (doesn't disable location, foreground unaffected). An overnight capture
confirmed idle drain dropped ~7.9 %/h → ~1 %/h. A few OnePlus bloat services (HTMS
ads, Market auto-upgrade check, Pictorial telemetry) are now bucketed to rare —
restricted, not disabled; push is left alone.

🌐 Connectivity check + fewer debug daemons

Captive-portal check now uses Cloudflare generate_204 with a gstatic/Google
fallback instead of the slower Google-only check (fixes spurious "no internet" on a
working connection). Developer-only daemons (crash/ramdump collectors, ostatsd,
qseelogd, mqsasd, bootstat, cnss_diag, …) are stopped on boot. Removed seven
redundant Bluetooth system.prop entries (one pinned a longer LE scan interval).

🎞️ WebUI: transitions, toast layering, slider-vs-swipe

All page transitions unified onto one easeInOutCubic curve and trimmed to 0.32 s —
same smooth motion, quicker. Fixed toasts appearing under the Config page (they
were z-index 100, below the page's 120; now 1000, above everything). Fixed dragging
a Config slider flipping the page — the swipe handler now ignores gestures that
start on a control. Removed the Device-Adaptive Bounds toggle (it's always-on now;
edit governor.conf to override).

🎥 OP15 1080p recording bitrate

Bitrate lift is now resolution-aware (parses each <Video> line) so 1080p lands on
40 Mbit and 4K on 100 Mbit. On-device data confirmed recording already gets 40 Mbit
via /vendor/etc/media_profiles*.xml; asbdiag had been reading the camera's own
/odm copy, which sits on a read-only opex partition the module can't touch, and
falsely failing. It now checks the overlaid framework file.