Jesty Thor Fix 1.2.0 makes both fixes clearer in the UI and makes the live diagnosis harder to misread.
What changed
- Distinguishes BOTH SCREENS, TOP ONLY · AYN FAKE OFF, and TOP ONLY · JESTY TRUE OFF.
- Adds separate fake-off and true-off artwork.
- Shows live USB input and estimated system power.
- Waits for a stable state and sustained samples before confirming CPU clock pinning.
- Never shows the stock pinning bug as confirmed while the Dashboard CPU Fix is active.
- Uses shorter restart warnings that explicitly say open apps will close.
Restart behavior
Changing AYN Dashboard CPU Fix restarts the Android framework once. When enabled, it also performs that restart once during each normal boot. The display may stay black for several seconds and boot can appear to have two phases; this is expected.
On the tested Thor, focused OFF/ON transitions returned in about 28/26 seconds. A full reboot with the fix enabled restored the app and daemon after the second phase in about 60 seconds. These are measurements from one device, not universal guarantees.
Physical-device validation
- Package:
com.thor.displaypowertest - Version:
1.2.0(versionCode 44) - CPU Fix OFF and ON each completed one framework restart without changing the Android boot ID.
- A normal reboot changed the boot ID, restored both saved fixes, and completed the expected second framework phase.
- BOTH, fake-off, and true-off selected the correct state label and artwork.
- CPU Fix active stayed green through settled sampling and produced no false red verdict.
- The privileged daemon recovered after every transition.
Integrity
11CC0973965B344B216C7C8509564139BF3030C97CC9F6ADA9797A2DCD44DFD5 Jesty-Thor-Fix-1.2.0.apk
Signing certificate SHA-256:
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Verified signing schemes: APK Signature Scheme v1, v2, and v3.