Thread: Rooting Onyx Boox Note Air
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Old 12-18-2020, 03:05 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by afainber View Post
Hi all,

Looks like in the Android 9 devices Onyx Boox have a bug that prevents any user apps from interacting with the Onyx device features via APIs. If you want to control the intensity of the frontlight or the refresh mode, you can only do this from a system app now. This means that the 3rd party ebook reader apps can no longer do this (this is based on the developer of one such app).

Do you know if there is already a confirmed method to root the Android 9-based Boox devices? After we root them, we can add any apps we'd like to the system partition and these features should start working again.
Shit, is that the reason why the Kindle App doesn't observe the "blink every screen change" I configured on my Poke 2 Color? I really hoped I could get rid of the color ghosting this way.
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