[Android Central Question]

I have an android box and every now and again the screen bugs out and I have to change the color mode to 1 in the terminal manually. This is the thing I type in

Su
Echo mode=1>/sys/class/display/HDMI/color

That works fine, but I want a way to do that, without having to type it every time. Something like a small executable file or something. Is this possible, and if so how do I go about it?

Thank you

[mustang7757]

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[mustang7757]

Hi, welcome !
Let me see if @B. Diddy can help here

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[Rukbat]

You write a shell script with

su -c Echo mode=1>/sys/class/display/HDMI/color

in it (su -c means run su just for the following command)

chmod it to executable. Then just run that file (find it in your file manager and tap it) and it will run the command. Or you could name the file 'a', and just type a <and the Enter key> to run it.

[B. Diddy]

Hi, welcome !
Let me see if @B. Diddy can help here

Hah, I knew I'd have zilch to contribute here. Better to tag Rukbat for these kinds of questions, as you can plainly see!

[mustang7757]

Hah, I knew I'd have zilch to contribute here. Better to tag Rukbat for these kinds of questions, as you can plainly see!

I didn't see Rukbat online so your were next best option lol