Thanks, I'll give it a try ASAP.
I'm curious about how to display the CPU temperature of my device.
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Good advice! It seems interesting and able to access some system folders.
But I can't find the one I'm looking for: I guess it really doesn't exist on my device because of my "old" v9 Android version...
Never mind because I don't really need this info with MD as I already get it with KWGT app (nice app too). It was rather a matter of curiosity!
Thanks again.
Qarboz
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If KWGT shows the CPU temperature, it is obvious that the data is present somewhereGood advice! It seems interesting and able to access some system folders.
But I can't find the one I'm looking for: I guess it really doesn't exist on my device because of my "old" v9 Android version...
Never mind because I don't really need this info with MD as I already get it with KWGT app (nice app too). It was rather a matter of curiosity!
Thanks again.
Try looking here
How do I get the CPU temperature?
I know it's somehow possible to get the CPU's temperature because I downloaded an app that does it in an unrooted device. How is it done? edit: The application is called A1 CPU Tool. I spent several
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)Your Total Commander app is interesting and powerful enough! Unfortunately "/sys" folder seems to exist but is not accessible so, even if you are quite right ("data must be present somewhere...") I can't reach it.If KWGT shows the CPU temperature, it is obvious that the data is present somewhere
Try looking here
I understand that someone has succeeded (I don't understand anything about it...How do I get the CPU temperature?
I know it's somehow possible to get the CPU's temperature because I downloaded an app that does it in an unrooted device. How is it done? edit: The application is called A1 CPU Tool. I spent several
Just for my understanding, does anybody who has a Galaxy A40 and/or Android v9 can reach such folders "/sys/.../...thermal..."?
Endercraft
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I've tested it on the command line, you can enter the folder but not see it's contents. I assume ZArchiver and others puts contents it knows would be there if it could read it.
/sys/devices/virtual/thermal also works.
Qarboz
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I think you need root. In my device, Android 12 with root, the "/sys" folder is accessible.
If you are rooted... it is unfair!
I thought you knew my device was not rooted: here's the whole explanation.
Anyway thanks for your help.
You're probably right but as long as "/sys" in not accessible (on an unrooted device) any subfolder won't be either...
Endercraft
Moderator (& bug finder :D)
Seems like that's not true if I can access a subfolder without a rooted device myself..
You can use cd to get in the folder without error but you can't use ls.
I thought you were rooted. Ok, let me give it a try...
You're right: "cd" command seems to work (no error msg) but "ls" returns a "permission denied" msg. But how could we read the content of a file we even don't know the name nor the path (as it obviously depends on the device) in non-accessible folders?
Qarboz
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With some abracadabra?You're right: "cd" command seems to work (no error msg) but "ls" returns a "permission denied" msg. But how could we read the content of a file we even don't know the name nor the path (as it obviously depends on the device) in non-accessible folders?
Endercraft
Moderator (& bug finder :D)
I just tried with adb and it workshow could we read the content of a file we even don't know the name nor the path (as it obviously depends on the device) in non-accessible folders?
Ok but I guess you can't read the content of the file "thermal"