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Calibrate SoC 0.3.5-alpha — AutoTDP actuates AYANEO (GPU lever) + no vendor-app crash

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@mayusi mayusi released this 01 Jul 23:39
v0.3.5-alpha
b06c40f

AutoTDP now actually tunes AYANEO — and can't crash its system UI anymore.

Fixed — AYANEO AutoTDP works for real

  • AutoTDP now drives your AYANEO's power live. On AYANEO (Pocket DS and siblings) the vendor service refuses any CPU-frequency cap below the stock ceiling, so AutoTDP was silently stuck — it kept trying a write the system rejected and nothing ever changed. It now recognizes the CPU-frequency cap isn't a usable lever on AYANEO and drives the GPU (plus governor/fan) instead — the levers AYANEO does honor. Verified on a Pocket DS: engaging a goal mode steps the GPU clock down through its whole range live, then restores cleanly on stop.
  • No more crashing AYANEO's system UI. The old stuck-write behavior hammered the AYANEO performance overlay with rejected writes and could crash it. That storm is gone entirely — the overlay stays healthy across a full tuning session.
  • Adaptive governor is reachable now. The Adaptive tab's Start button previously fell back to the legacy path and never engaged the adaptive coordinator, and a charging-triggered auto-start could override it. Adaptive now truly turns on from its own button, stays the single owner of the loop while active, and its persisted on/off state no longer drifts.

Note

On AYANEO, AutoTDP tunes via GPU + governor + fan (the CPU-frequency cap is a no-op there and is skipped). Odin, Retroid, and rooted devices are unchanged and still cap the CPU cluster directly. A future update will add AYANEO's own TDP profile control for CPU-side tuning.

Verified on AYANEO Pocket DS · 2818 tests, 0 failures · debug-signed alpha.

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