Heya, here is my kernel for CM-based (5.1.y) rom, expect similar features on my previous one (OMNI-based). So yes, I still use SYNAPSE to play with the kernel, but I decided to use APB_axel's UKM to play with it, since his UKM gives more complete option than the one I've incorporated in my previous kernel.
And if you decided to use it, please let me know if you find some bugs, since I rebased my old kernel into this one.
SOURCES:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_oppo_n1
https://github.com/faux123/android_kernel_oppo_n1
https://github.com/oppo-source/Find5-Kernel-Source-4.2
My source
https://github.com/El-Nath/biji-find5-cm
Features :
- Upstream patched to 3.4.110
- SYNAPSE Support (Flash provided UKM to use)
- CPU UC-able down to 81mhz (default [email protected])
- CPU UV-able
- GPU gov : Simple
- CPU gov : Intelliactive, intellimm by faux
- CPUQuiet Power Management from tegra ported to QC's soc by maxwen
- Intelli-Plug by faux/Alucard/DorimanX/NeoBuddy (v.5.4)
- Intelli-Thermal by faux/Alucard/DorimanX/NeoBuddy
Kernel Changelog :
Code:
[B]02 March 2016[/B]
* Kernel now permissive
* Bring back MPdec
* Synapse now working properly
* Almost all green.
[B]01 March 2016[/B]
* Compiled with GCC 5.2 (by Christopher83)
[B]29th February 2016[/B]
* Re-add Fastcharge option (with starting value at 1.5mah, can be customized with faux's app or Synapse)
* Temporarily remove CPUQuiet (some issues with M)
* Synapse still not tested on this build with M
* Disabling CRC still buggy (at least that what I've experienced using kernel Aduitor)
* Intelli-thermal can only be fully tweaked using trickster
* Recommended tweaker for now only Aduitor and Trickster (will work on Synapse later on)
[B]30th October 2015[/B]
* Stopped at v.0.6o for Lollipop build
* Moved to Marshmallow starting v.0.6o-testbuild
[B]27th October 2015[/B]
* Upstream sync to Linux 3.4.110 ( [URL="https://cdn.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v3.x/ChangeLog-3.4.110"]3.4.110 Changelog[/URL] )
* Fix slowdowns / not responding system due the LMK not working as it should be (happened if there's lot of apps running which will eats away the memory and it's not being released/killed properly by LMK)
* Port some LMK optimization from Motorola
* Google Patches
[B]17th October 2015[/B]
* Removed CPU and GPU OC-able freqs
* Removed SoundHax by faux
* Removed MSM-CPU limiter, as we don't need it anymore
* Removed MPDecision
* Tune Intelli-thermal (revert back to orginal and expose some setttings to sysfs)
* Set Intelli-plug min cores online to 1 by default
* Removed Smartmax and Smartmax eps (it will caused sod after reboot while charging)
* Patches from Google and CAF (fix debugfs cannot initialized)
[B]30th September 2015[/B]
* Memutils optimization from Motorola
* Tune Intelli-thermal
* Frandom patch
* Tune Smartmax and Smartmax eps
* Patches from Google
[B]28th September 2015[/B]
* Add CPUQuiet Power Management from Tegra, Modified by maxwenn for Qualcomm's SOC (used in OmniROM)
* Add Smartmax Governor by maxwenn (smartmax eps optimized for APQ8064 SOC)
* Re-add CPU Freq Cap to Cap Max Freq when screen off
[B]26th September 2015[/B]
* Updated to Linux 3.4.109
* Intelli-plug Optimization from Alucard/DorimanX/Neobuddy (v4.0 -> v5.4 adapted for x909)
* Intelli-thermal Optimization from Alucard/DorimanX/Neobuddy (adapted for x909)
* Removed Fast-charge option
* Removed CPU-boost(not needed as for now)
* Removed max-screen off (we are using Optimized Intelli-plug wake-boost now)
* Patches from AOSP
* Fix Rate 266670000 for vcodec_clk is greater than highest Fmax
* Patches from OPPO
* Override Thermal Monitoring w/ Synapse (v3.8.1a)
* Extra free kbyte tuneable ([url]https://source.android.com/devices/t...g/low-ram.html[/url])
[B]20th September 2015[/B]
* CFS tweaks [URL="http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...69&postcount=1"]http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...69&postcount=1[/URL]
* Intelli-thermal ported and merged w/ Alucard and DorimanX's modified msm_thermal
* Add frandom [URL="http://www.billauer.co.il/frandom.html"]http://www.billauer.co.il/frandom.html[/URL]
* Update intelli-plug and use intelli-plug's own screen-off capability
* CRC on/off capability (said can be increase performance by 30%)
[B]11th September 2015[/B]
* Patches from CAF and AOSP (mostly for GPU, can be seen on my git)
* Re-enable log
* Revert L2 down-tune to see if it fix the lag
* A-sync from HTC (thanks to faux123)
* D-sync from faux
[B]30th August 2015[/B]
* Updated Intelli-plug to (3.8 > 4.0)
* Fixes from AOSP
* GPU patches
* Port Motorola 's LMK
* Decoupled UKM installation (so others can freely choose whether to use Synapse or not)
* Tune down L2
* Add westwood TCP and set it as default
[B]24th August 2015[/B]
* Merge with upstream Linux 3.4.108
* Implented Faux-sound
* Fixed FastCharge
* GPU Simple Gov
[B]22nd August 2015[/B]
* Initial Release
UKM/Synapse Changelog :
Code:
[B]3.81.d Modded for X909[/B]
* Add back MPDec
* Add back Option to choose SELinux
* Fixed Live CPU that went on haywire
* Removed CPUQuiet (for now)
[B]3.81.c Modded for X909[/B]
* Add back Hysteresis settings for thermal
* Change Max CPU settings
* Change GPU freq settings
[B]3.81.b Modded for X909[/B]
* Fix CPUQuiet Tuneable governors
* CPUQuiet relabeling
[B]3.81.a Modded for X909[/B]
* Add CPUQuiet Power Management
* Add x909 compatibility
* Changed SeekBar into Option List for easier use
* Synapse Rework :
* Removed Gamma
* Removed Speed Bin Info
* Removed SELinux option
* Remove Radio Band Selection
* Intelli-thermal tuneable modification
* Add Thermal Monitoring Override
* Add CPU Scaling monitoring
* Replaced CPUmax setting (accordance to Intelli-thermal mod)
* Removed stand alone Screeen-off-max-cpu for x909
* Add Option to Disable/Enable Logcat
Credits :
- maxwen
- faux123
- DAGr8
- Christopher83
- AndreiLux
- APB_axel
- Alucard
- DorimanX
- NeoBuddy
Downloads :
- All in One Folders (Includes UKM and my testbuild)
Note :
- AnyKernel mode for all x909 5.1.1 ROM variants, non-AnyKernel mode only for Dirty Unicorn based ROM
- Don't flash anything if you're not sure what you're doing
Great mate!
Will test and report!
Have a nice day!
Downloading! Will report back when I notice anything.
Bidji-cm-v.01 :
- Merge with upstream Linux 3.4.108
- Implented Faux-sound
- Fixed FastCharge
- GPU Simple Gov
Synapse re-work :
- Changed SeekBar into Option List for easier use
- Add Screen Off Max freq for Oppo Specific
Download :
BIDJI-CM-V.01 (24/08)
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Tested the 1st build since upload and v.01 for a few hours now. No stability issues on SlimLP build by Jejecule. :good:
Rotation doesnt work and synaps crashes on startup (this is the same on both kernel versions).
Minor issue that doesnt really bother me: in synaps on the info tab under SOC Binning no actual ACPU PVS or SPEED BIN values are displayed.
Thank you for making your awesome kernel again for Find 5!4
If I have any further issues i will report back.
PS. Those screenies are waaaayyyy too small
Everything going smoothly over here, so far no random reboots or any obvious instability, I'm not testing every single feature though. Really happy that people like you are still here, working to keep our device alive.
fancyclouds said:
Everything going smoothly over here, so far no random reboots or any obvious instability.
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Could you please specify which ROM you are using?
boertjeg said:
Could you please specify which ROM you are using?
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crDroid, latest release.
Will try it soon
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Experiences so far:
- Autorotation doesnt work even on roms that do have autorotation working with the stock kernel.
- Performance is fine
- Synaps crashes a lot (other experiences??)
- Kernel is more stable than stock kernels, less panics and 0 random reboots until now.
- Battery life isnt noticably better, but I haven't really tested with finetuning with different UV-values, CPU settings etc.
Things not listed are all working fine I even have no more "camara can not be found" errors.
boertjeg said:
Experiences so far:
- Autorotation doesnt work even on roms that do have autorotation working with the stock kernel.
- Performance is fine
- Synaps crashes a lot (other experiences??)
- Kernel is more stable than stock kernels, less panics and 0 random reboots until now.
- Battery life isnt noticably better, but I haven't really tested with finetuning with different UV-values, CPU settings etc.
Things not listed are all working fine I even have no more "camara can not be found" errors.
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Thank you, for your feedback
- Could you please tell me, which rom that has autorotate working (I'm using Jejecule's crDroid btw)
- Not on my end, but sometimes it crashes when I turn other
kernel tune up setting on-boot.
El-Nath said:
Thank you, for your feedback
- Could you please tell me, which rom that has autorotate working (I'm using Jejecule's crDroid btw)
- Not on my end, but sometimes it crashes when I turn other
kernel tune up setting on-boot.
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So for me it works like this:
- CrDroid Stock: autorotation doesnt work, CrDroid + BIDJI: autorotation doesnt work.
- DU Stock: autorotation works, DU+ BIDJI: autorotation works.
- SlimLP Stock: autorotation works, SlimLP+ BIDJI: autorotation doesnt work.
Kinda weird if you ask me.
boertjeg said:
So for me it works like this:
- CrDroid Stock: autorotation doesnt work, CrDroid + BIDJI: autorotation doesnt work.
- DU Stock: autorotation works, DU+ BIDJI: autorotation works.
- SlimLP Stock: autorotation works, SlimLP+ BIDJI: autorotation doesnt work.
Kinda weird if you ask me.
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That's odd, because for me the only rom that has auto-rotate work with stock kernel is DU, and I can assure you that this issue is not kernel related (I've been switching the stock kernel back-and-forth in between those roms), I will try fiddling with the ramdisk later on.
BIDJI v.0.1d :
Updated Intelli-plug to (3.8 > 4.0)
Fixes from AOSP
GPU patches
Port Motorola 's RB Tree
Decoupled UKM installation (so others can freely choose whether to use Synapse or not)
Tune down L2
Add westwood TCP and set it as default
Synapse Rework :
Remove Gamma
Remove Speed Bin Info
Remove SELinux option
Remove Radio Band Selection
Downloads :
- BIDJI-find5-cm-v.0.1d (31/08)
If you decided to use Synapse or clean UKM installation :
- UKM by APB_axel for Find5 (v.3.8.1)
- UKM Uninstaller (v.2)
So I have been using the latest version for >1 day. For some reason it has way more slowdowns and freezes compared to the previous version.
My synapse settings have remained the same: -75 mV, 84-1512 MHz, ondemand, max screen off freq: 594 MHz, Intelliplug (balanced) and Intellithermal. Not mentioned settings are left default.
Most noticable is the lockscreen. Most of the times is responds very laggy or doesnt respond for 5 sec at all.
If you have any suggenstions to try and possibly fix such behaviour, tips are very welcome.
On the very positive side; battery life is a-ma-zing.
I am typing this massage 22:34 and my phone left the charger at 7:10, and it still has 36% left with about 2 hours of screen time. But on the previous version I got even more pleasing results, see attached.
One more thing that caught my eye: when charging while shut down the screen stays on black with full brightness. Stock kernel doesnt do this, maybe that helps.
Thanks again!
boertjeg said:
So I have been using the latest version for >1 day. For some reason it has way more slowdowns and freezes compared to the previous version.
My synapse settings have remained the same: -75 mV, 84-1512 MHz, ondemand, max screen off freq: 594 MHz, Intelliplug (balanced) and Intellithermal. Not mentioned settings are left default.
Most noticable is the lockscreen. Most of the times is responds very laggy or doesnt respond for 5 sec at all.
If you have any suggenstions to try and possibly fix such behaviour, tips are very welcome.
On the very positive side; battery life is a-ma-zing.
I am typing this massage 22:34 and my phone left the charger at 7:10, and it still has 36% left with about 2 hours of screen time. But on the previous version I got even more pleasing results, see attached.
One more thing that caught my eye: when charging while shut down the screen stays on black with full brightness. Stock kernel doesnt do this, maybe that helps.
Thanks again!
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As for lagging on lockscreen, did it happened on the latest build only ? or do you experienced it on the previous build as well ? Since I do noticed some lagging only when my phone is charging on wall-charger with 1ma/ on windows os (on linux I don't experience any lagging)and if I put fast-charge option on, there will be no lagging at all. ( I use Intelliactive). try change the Intelli-plug profiles
And please check the thermal option, I put 60c as default for cpu throttling and 80c for cpu offline, If you play games like I do and experiences some lagging, try increase 60c into something like 65-68 (I set 60c to make the phone more cooler) and reduce 80c into 75c.
For charging when phone is shutdown, you could push power button once to sleep it.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll try to figure how to resolve the issue you've mentioned.
BIDJI v.0.1l :
- Patches from CAF and AOSP (mostly for GPU, can be seen on my git)
- Re-enable log
- Revert L2 down-tune to see if it fix the lag
- A-sync from HTC (thanks to faux123)
- D-sync from faux
Download :
- BIDJI-find5-cm-v.0.1l(11/09)
BIDJI v.0.1wb :
CFS tweaks http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=24233069&postcount=1
Intelli-thermal ported and merged w/ Alucard and DorimanX's modified msm_thermal
Add frandom http://www.billauer.co.il/frandom.html
Update intelli-plug and use intelli-plug's own screen-off capability
CRC on/off capability (said can be increase performance by 30%)
Download :
- All in One folder
Note :
If you decides to use Synapse, please re-download the UKM inside download folder, some changes are made and the UKM needs to be updated to reflect those changes.
BIDJI v.0.1z :
Updated to Linux 3.4.109
Intelli-plug Optimization from Alucard/DorimanX/Neobuddy (v4.0 -> v5.4 adapted for x909)
Intelli-thermal Optimization from Alucard/DorimanX/Neobuddy (adapted for x909)
Removed Fast-charge option
Removed max-screen off (we are using Optimized Intelli-plug wake-boost now)
Patches from AOSP
Fix Rate 266670000 for vcodec_clk is greater than highest Fmax
Patches from OPPO
Override Thermal Monitoring w/ Synapse (v3.8.1a)
Extra free kbyte tuneable (https://source.android.com/devices/tech/config/low-ram.html)
Downloads :
All in One Folder
Since I've adapted an Optimized Intelli-plug, enabling this hot-plug only viable through Synapse (other kernel tuner needs to update the apps, but I'll try to expose the module so it can be adjusted from other tuner), and I also gonna try to explain more about the option in Synapse so other can get more understanding about it.
Note :
- Please only download AnyKernel flashable zip if you're not using Dirty Unicorn build, and please reflash UKM v3.8.1a to update the changes that was made
Seeing it seems that I'm mostly the only one that post in here, and I don't like how it goes (seeing only my post), I'm not going to post my kernel update anymore, instead I'll just update the changelog on the first post and if you guys want to flash the kernel just read the first post for any changes.
What are the best settings to balance battery life and performance?
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Good night everyone.
This it's very much patched compared to the stock kernel and it's aim is for performance/battery balance. The main features are:
19 November
* Reverts to ensure maximum stability
* Strange reboots should be fixed
* Old frequency table back - stability comes first
* More debugging **** disabled
* Updated Smartass2
* Tweaked Conservative
* Updated Interactive
* Remove a bunch of obsolete governors
* Deadline I/O scheduler tweaked for flash devices and made default
* Special minfree settings set on the source - no need for an extra init.d for this
* Special ext3 mounting flags set on the source - no need for an extra init.d for this
* dirty_ratio, dirty_writeback_interval, dirty_expire_interval and dirty_background_ratio tweaked on the source - no need for an extra init.d for this
* And more minor tweaks and optimizations for extra stability
04 October release 2:
* Works with the new CWM 5.0.2.3 from stockwell - thank you man
04 October release:
* Voltage table fixed for maximum stability
* Add Lazy governor from Ezekeel for testing
* Minmax governor is the default for extra stability
* Tweaked Simple I/O scheduler and set it as default again
* Kernel image is bigger because I changed compression algorithm and now it should boot faster
* The normal minor fixing and tweaking
29 September release:
* Hot reboots fixed
* Video decoder and encoder should be fixed too
29 September release:
* Frequency table re-written. Now the CPU frequencies go from 400 to 1800 in 100 increments (400,500,600,700 etc) (thanks dzo for teaching me how the cpu calculations are made)
* Governors updated according the new CPU values. This is where the boost comes from. Now scaling up and down should be a fast and smoother process for the governors
* Voltages reviewed as well for increased battery and stability
* Bit of a cleanup of the video core and kgsl drivers (from stockwell)
* Default speeds are 1000 max and 400 min - smartass2 governor
* Some minor fixes
24 September release:
* Add ability to control vdd from sysfs (more info: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=821372) (thanks stockwell)
* Remove SavagedZen and brazilianwax governors because they became obsolete
* Touchscreen dup filter enabled by default
* Default max frequency updated to be according to the CPU table - 1024000 now
* A little tune to interactiveX
* Logcat module added to the download section
* Add my ram optimization script to the download section
23 September release:
* Photo shoots are faster
* New frequencies to choose from
* 245 frequency disabled because it does more harm than good
* Fixed some undervolting values to give some extra stability. 1,8ghz should be more stable to use again
* TinyRCU optimized
* And a lot of small fixes, tweaks - the list is too big to write here, everything is in my github
17 September release:
* New undervolting values - should save more battery. Thanks fabryxy for some of the values ideas
16 September release:
* 720p codec changed to H.264 (not 100% sure I changed it)
* Latest mic patch by ksatta
* Undervolting from 1,2ghz to 122mhz - should increase battery life
* Backlight level min from 30 to 15
* Latest patches from dzo
* Small fixes and improvements here and there - can be seem in my github
11 September release:
* Smartass2 values tweaked to be more battery friendly while maintaining it's performance
* Updated vibration code from Stockwell
* ksatta's mod included
* ZRAM is gone for good. Don't worry if you flashed the module before, doesn't do **** now
* Big patch to improve overall system responsiveness and smoothness from ck kolivas. Big improvements from this one
* ext3/ext4 patches again
* Tcp/network patches and tweaks
* Small power management patch from CAF
* Kernel is way more light and should save even more battery
* Compatible with CM7 from geno
* BFQ I/O scheduler is now the default for testing purposes
* Logcat disabled for some extra battery and performance juice. I'll release a module later for devs
* Some other small tweaks that are on my github and are not worth mentioning here
31 August release:
* NOT COMPATIBLE WITH CM UNTIL GENO UPDATES HIS ROM WITH THE NEW INITRD
* Smartass2: A few small tweaks and bug fixes
* Reverted compiling flags change. The flags I used for the last version wasn't that good and actually gave me some worse battery life
* lib/sha1: use the git implementation of SHA-1
* arm: remove "optimized" SHA1 routines
* PM: Back off suspend if repeated attempts fail
30 August release:
* NOT COMPATIBLE WITH CM UNTIL GENO UPDATES HIS ROM WITH THE NEW INITRD
* Add Smartass2 from the original Smartass creator
* Battery friendly tweaks
* Latest acpuclock-7x30.c from CAF (dzo)
* TinyRCU default again
* VM_READAHEAD lowered to 512 from 4096. This should fix the random music stutter
* Fix for the doubled boot image
* Disabled more debug ****
* Various memory bugfixes and tweaks
* More stable and faster
23 August release:
* Now compatible with all the 2.3 roms. Stockwell changed anyKernel package and now it's boot.img independant. Means that if the rom makers release updates this kernel can still be applied without breaking the boot.img/ramdisk. Thanks Stockwell
* Compiled with an older toolchain for extra stability
* Merged latest patches from dzo
* Added ondemand from the 3.0 kernel and now it has built-in profiles. Means that it caps at X speed while screen is off
* Minmax tweaked to give a little extra performance
* Internet/data speed was major improved by changing the TCP Congestion scheduler to a better one. It's very noticable
* Disabled some legacy drivers ****, including ethernet drivers that we obviously don't use
* Reverted ext3/ext4 updated code commit. It caused some strange behavior to certain users
* Maybe one or other thing that I'm forgetting
17 August release:
* Merged the latest patches from dzo
* CFS scheduler updates
* Ipv4 code tweaks (internet usage should be faster now)
* VFP code cleanup and changes
* Some battery improvement code
* A lot more stuff that you can see in my github
04 August release:
* Add Jhash 3
* Add ZRAM
* Add dzo patches (thanks once more)
* Add few more optimization flags
* Compiled with the most recent gcc 4.6.1 toolchain from Linaro
* Add haptic feedback code from dzo (thanks)
* Only MIUI and Oxygen kernel update. The changes I did won't work on void for the most part I think
20 July release:
* Classic RCU added and default
* Simple I/O scheduler by default
* More battery patches from dzo, thank you!
* A lot of other improvements that can be seen in my github
* TinyRCU
* A lot of tweaks for the KGSL drivers
* 4 new governors with values specifically tweaked for this phone: SavagedZen, InteractiveX, Minmax and Scary
* Smoothass slightly updated and Interactive major rewrite
* CFS tweaks
* I/O improvements
* CPU unaligned access for extra performance
* Kernel compiled with flags specific for this CPU to get the most out of it
* Readahead values increased to 4096 max 32 min
* Ashmem, Shmem, lowmemorykiller, binder.c, pmem.c and timed_gpio.c backported from the .35 kernel
* Framebuffer memory file largely updated from .39 kernel
* Cleancache added and enabled
* Optimized RWSEM algorithm
* Compaction memory added
* SFB network packet scheduler
* XZ kernel compression support by default
* Latest kernel patches from dzo (from battery saving to an improved touchscreen driver)
* Enabled userspace access to the L2 PLE
* Many many more patches that can be seen in my github
MIUI, Oxygen and CM7: http://www.multiupload.com/8HXGGJ9WJC
Please do a backup before trying these kernels. Even if it works fine for me doesn't mean it works for everyone.
This has given me a lot of work, so please enjoy and take full advantage of this power kernel.
Sources: https://github.com/franciscofranco/u8800-kernel
Great!
Is this dzo's patch included in this kernel: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15593863&postcount=75?
Thanks for this franciscofranco!
Will update later
Great work!!
The screen seems more responsive now and it looks even faster!! #void
Congratulations to both of you!
franciscofranco plz have a look at that topic and see if you can come up with something
Just to clarify, this is 2.2.2 modified?
Good work，i'll test it
Sorry for my noob question: we just flash normally or update.zip?
great job
i flash your new kernel,and i feel more smoother than before
randomparanoia said:
Sorry for my noob question: we just flash normally or update.zip?
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May i ask same question? Thank you for your reply.
PS: I use FBL rom, details are here
I just flashed it normally... so I suppose its the way to do it, since phone its still working ;p
Will this work on B137 Stock ROM (v2.2.2 original from Huawei)?
I have a "black sheep" X5 (see ClockWorkMod v4 topic) and I can't install any Custom ROM.
randomparanoia said:
I just flashed it normally... so I suppose its the way to do it, since phone its still working ;p
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Yep, that's the correct way. If you check kernel info, you'll see some new characters - > "#1".
I'm not sure how to flash it correctly since im new to this.
Do i just install zip from sdcard in clockwork? Do i need to wipe any caches?
Can't we just extract and just replace BOOT.img? (without going through recovery) - may be a noob question but I'm hoping to learn something...
I don't know lourenzo. I had the same doubt before so I just intalled via CWM.
Thanks for your work.
The touchscreen obviously become better, but when I open the browser and drag the screen slowly or just touch the screen, the screen become slightly flickering, anyone has the same problem ?
lourenzo said:
Can't we just extract and just replace BOOT.img? (without going through recovery) - may be a noob question but I'm hoping to learn something...
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Yes you can, the zip is only made to simplify the process
i just installed this over stockwells' OC kernel. Touchpal keeps force-closing and other than that i cannot see any other differences, i know that it is my fault but what have i done wrong?
lancexxiii said:
i just installed this over stockwells' OC kernel. Touchpal keeps force-closing and other than that i cannot see any other differences, i know that it is my fault but what have i done wrong?
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Which ROM are you using? Just in case the kernels are optimized for corresponding ROMs (void, MIUI, Oxygen).
After flashing the KERNEL of miui, why the camera can't work normally
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I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, explosions, nuclear wars, alarm applications getting failed
The idea is to take the best from all available kernels like boeffla,blu_spark,franco kernel,elemental x,sultan,arter97,zanezam
to have a single kernel rich of features but at the same time stable and fast.
I will add only those features which don't cause instability and really improve performance or battery life of our device.
Thanks to all the kernel developers for many ideas, references and features, special thanks to andip71 for providing kernel source code ,I have used his kernel as base for my project
Features: (BOEFFLA BASED)
BoefflaConfig App compatible Download Link
Compiled using uber toolchain 6.x
Governor: blu_active ,lionfish,zzmove,elementalx,impulse,interactive,conservative,ondemand,powersave,performance
Support of anykernel concept (only latest kernels) - flash stock kernel before flashing Boeffla
Dash charging fully supported
The two CPU clusters (big and little cpu) can be configured completely separate in terms of min/max frequencies, governors and CPU core profiles
Additional schedulers: fiops, sio, sioplus, fifo, vr, tripndroid and zen
CPU overclocking
No GPU overclocking, no CPU and GPU voltage interface
USB charge rate bumped up to 900 mA
CPU core profiles to restrict number of CPU cores being used (the OP3 does not hotplug based on load)
Boeffla-Sound engine: Headphone volume and speaker volume (only lowering volumes for speaker)
Dynamic FSync (activated if screen on, deactived if screen off), configurable
Input boost frequencies and duration configurable per CPU cluster, input boost switch
Show CPU frequency usage per CPU and frequency in Boeffla-Config
Show GPU frequency usage per frequency in Boeffla-Config
KCal V2 Color control (not yet fully compatible to msm8996, expect side effects)
Swipe2wake gestures
Swipe2sleep gestures
SD card read ahead buffer configurable (default increased to 1024 kB)
Ext4 File system tweaks (default to on, can be disabled)
Kernel logger (dmesg) configurable
CIFS support (module, do not mount inside /data, if you rooted with Chainfire SuperSu, make sure you uncheck the namespace separation in SuperSu app)
NFS support (module)
NTFS support (module)
XBox support (module)
OTG-Ethernet support (module)
TCP Congestion changed to Westwood
Many additional TCP congestion algorithms available
Entropy values configurable
Hardware touch keys are locked as long as screen is in use (touched) for better usability
Swap supported
Various minor kernel tweaks
Doze mode configurable in Boeffla-Config
Full selinux strict support (switchable to permissive on demand)
Show speedbin information (PVS level) in Boeffla-Config app
init.d support (in /system/etc/init.d - set correct permissions!)
Automatic EFS backup
Integrated full busybox 1.24.2 (own compilation)
Kernel initialisation log file (with history of 3 log files)
Emergency reset script automatically placed into /boeffla-kernel-data folder of your internal memory
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=146109
Installation
1. Flash in recovery ( use the lastone from eng.stk https://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=22668)
Do NOT flash this over other custom kernels!
You should only flash Fusion over the kernel that came with your ROM!!!
Credit
Credit
Credit
* LordBoeffla
* ZaneZam
* Ak
* Yank555
* Hardcore
* Chainfire
* AndreiLux
* Netarchy
* Gokhanmoral
* eng_stk
* Flar2
* Entropy512
* Faux
* bedalus
* FranciscoFranco
* moludo
* Lozo2010
*acuicultor
*Joe Maples
Source code
Source: Github
reserved
wow !!! New Kernel ! Gonna give a try with aosip .
Every time I flash this karnel device gets stuck on OP logo, anyone else experiencing this?
@kenzolo welcome back !
Inviato dal mio ONEPLUS A3003 utilizzando Tapatalk
cerealguy said:
@kenzolo welcome back !
Inviato dal mio ONEPLUS A3003 utilizzando Tapatalk
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Thanks mate
Good job man
Thank you!
FUSION 1.5
KERNEL DOWNLOAD LINK
CHANGELOG:
Added relaxed governor
Added chill governor
sync latest boeffla,franco,eng.stk,acuicultor commits
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FRAP129 suggest to use relaxed governor on little and chill on big
Chill
A conservative based governor by frap129 (Electron kernel). It's aims to provide more aggressive battery savings while screen is off.
Relaxed
governor based on chill, but impliments a boost_ceiling parameter that allows for more gradual boosting. With chill, I noticed that the min and max frequencies were being used the most, and all other frequencies were being barely used at all. Rather than boosting straight to the max frequency, relaxed finds the differenced between boost_counter and boost_ceiling, then boosts to max minus that difference. For example, if boost_count is 8 and boost_ceiling is 12, when boost_counter reaches 8, the cpu freq will boost to 4 (12-8) levels below max, then increase if needed untill boost_counter reaches boost_ceiling. This governor doesn't completely replace chill, but is intended to be used alongside it.
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Boeffla config app in now compatible with fusion kernel
it is strongly recommended to use this application for proper work of features and kernel compatibility
Boeffla config app download link
note for users coming from fusion 1.0
remove "fusion-kernel-data" folder in your main sd card directory before flash
and 99tweak file from system/etc/init.d
Thanks for the update! Eager to try your kernel :good:
Tried flashing this kernel 1.5 over this ROM: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=457095661767133793
It simply would not boot and hung on the OnePlus symbol?
DarKAngel1234 said:
Tried flashing this kernel 1.5 over this ROM: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=457095661767133793
It simply would not boot and hung on the OnePlus symbol?
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This rom have maybe not the last commit from LOS or Maybe a Bad download
Work fine on legendrom
ROM is very up to date, also released on the 31. However also found ElementalX and Boeffla's kernels all wouldn't boot the ROM as well, could that have something to do with recovery version? I have Arter97's AOSPA recovery installed version 3.0.2-1.? Any ideas why all three kernels would not boot a particular ROM.
Zarancar said:
This rom have maybe not the last commit from LOS or Maybe a Bad download
Work fine on legendrom
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Works beautifully with legend rom!!! Good job
Working flawlessly with RR by eliminater
Fusion kernel 1.6
KERNEL DOWNLOAD LINK
CHANGELOG:
kernel completely rebased on lineage nougat version
sync latest boeffla,franco,eng.stk,acuicultor commits
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Boeffla config app in now compatible with fusion kernel
it is strongly recommended to use this application for proper work of features and kernel compatibility
Boeffla config app download link
note for users coming from fusion 1.0
remove "fusion-kernel-data" folder in your main sd card directory before flash
and 99tweak file from system/etc/init.d
Thanks for your work, trying it and working good
One question: does boeffla pocket mode work with your build?
urgali said:
Thanks for your work, trying it and working good
One question: does boeffla pocket mode work with your build?
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yes, It should work
@kenzolo any changelog for 1.7?
Inviato dal mio du_oneplus3 utilizzando Tapatalk
Fusion kernel 1.8
KERNEL DOWNLOAD LINK
CHANGELOG:
Code:
[LIST]
[*]Rebased boeffla defconfig
[*]switch to -O2 optimization
[*]add Despair gov
[*]Removed chill & relaxed governor
[*]Squash msm: kgsl: misc fixes
[*]usb: dwc3-msm: Remove indefinite wakeup
[*]sched/deadline: Avoid pointless __setscheduler()
[*]sched/wait: Fix a kthread race with wait_woken()
[*]BACKPORT: audit: consistently record PIDs with task_tgid_nr()
[*]UPSTREAM: fs/proc/kcore.c: Add bounce buffer for ktext data
[*]UPSTREAM: fs/proc/kcore.c: Make bounce buffer global for read
[*]BACKPORT: arm64: Correctly bounds check virt_addr_valid
[*]msm: kgsl: Add unknown property type
[*]writeback: increase bdi_min_ratio to 5 in light of the latest writeback commit.
[*]clockevents: Provide explicit broadcast oneshot control functions
[*]clockevents: Provide explicit broadcast control functions
[*]drivers: cpuidle: lpm-levels: Enable Sleep prediction
[*]cpuidle: lpm-levels: Consider cluster history for LPM selection
[*]cpuidle: lpm-levels: Consider history during LPM selection
[*]lpm-levels: Compute minimum residencies for LPM levels
[*]Disable Add Random
[*]random: sprinkle e/f/prandom in places that deplete entropy often
[*]random.h: declare erandom function
[*]random32: use e/frandom for reseeding, and a merge fixup
[*]char: frandom: initial commit v1.1
[*]random: backport from Linux 4.2
[*]sched/fair: Optimize find_idlest_cpu() when there is no choice
[*]qcom: msm-core: queue work on system_power_efficient_wq
[*]drivers: power: bcl: queue work on system_power_efficient_wq
[*]drivers: wakeup: bypass two WiFi wakelocks
[*]UPSTREAM: PM / sleep: Re-implement suspend-to-idle handling
[*]UPSTREAM: sched/fair: Avoid pulling all tasks in idle balancing
[*]UPSTREAM: sched: Improve load balancing in the presence of idle CPUs
[*]power: bcl: queue work on system_power_efficient_wq
[*]power: wakeup: prevent IPA_WS wakelock from being acquired by default
[*]netdev, sched/wait: Fix sleeping inside wait event
[*]PCI / PM: Avoid resuming more devices during system suspend
[*]PCI / PM: Avoid resuming PCI devices during system suspend
[*]display: add a simple api to query the display state (on/off) at any point in time
[*]CHROMIUM: cpufreq: interactive: calculate load before freq change
[*]cpufreq: interactive: remove hispeed_freq init restriction
[*]block: fix blk_stack_limits() regression due to lcm() change
[*]defconfig: enable powersuspend
[*]kernel/power/powersuspend: fix compile
[*]PowerSuspend: Fix Compile
[*]kernel/power/powersuspend: new PM kernel driver for Android w/o early_suspend v1.7 (faux123/Yank555.lu)
[*]kernel/power/powersuspend: new PM kernel driver for Android w/o early_suspend v1.6 (faux123/Yank555.lu)
[*]kernel/power/powersuspend: new PM kernel driver for Android w/o early_suspend v1.5 (faux123/Yank555.lu)
[*]Revert "display: add a simple api to query the display state (on/off) at any point in time"
[*]sched: Implement lockless wake-queues
[*]kernel: cpu: use cpu_read_relaxed on cpu_down()
[*]arm64: atomic: add missing macros
[*]llist: defining relaxed version of llist_empty
[*]hrtimer: enhance power efficiency
[*]thread_info: enhance power efficiency
[*]arm64: processor.h: remove redundant macros
[*]ARM64: defining macros to optimize power usage
[*]arm64: asm: relaxed.h: defined relaxed.h
[*]arm: asm: relaxed.h: defined relaxed.h
[*]asm-generic: processor.h: remove redundant macros
[*]asm-generic: processor.h: adding new header file
[*]asm-generic: relaxed.h: defined relaxed.h
[*]arm64: atomic.h: defining relaxed atomic_read
[*]asm-generic: atomic.h: relaxed atomic_read
[*]workqueue: fix permissions
[*]qcom: rpm-smd: Remove rpm workqueue initialization
[*]IKSWM-1408: cpufreq: Avoid hardcoding device tree paths for CPU
[*]State_notifier: bring back hook code for state_notifier into mdss_dsi code.
[*]DYNAMIC_FSYNC: added support for STATE_NOTIFIER.
[*]touchscreen: add -Ofast
[*]synaptics: add -Ofast
[*]enable state notifier
[*]state_notifier: enabled by default
[*]state_notifier: add driver
[*]BACKPORT: aio: mark AIO pseudo-fs noexec
[*]Target optimization
[*]cpufreq: cpu-boost: don't boost if input_boost_ms is <= 0
[*]cpufreq: cpu-boost: export input_boost_enable to userspace
[*]Enable quick wakeup
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Boeffla config app in now compatible with fusion kernel
it is strongly recommended to use this application for proper work of features and kernel compatibility
Boeffla config app download link
[Mi5S Plus][KERNEL][HMP/MIUI][Linux 3.18.31] Floppy Kernel [RC1.3][13/01/18]
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Floppy is kernel for all custom rom based on LineageOS 14.1, 15.1 and Miui , support the Xiaomi Mi5S Plus
Code:
#include <disclaimer.h>
* Your warranty is now void. *
* No guaranteed this'll explode your device, be careful, follow the instructions ! *
*don't point at me if your alarm dies after flashing this kernel ! *
Based on Linux Kernel 3.18.31
Based on LineageOS Kernel
GCC Linaro 7.2.1, UBERTC 8.0, SaberMod 7.0 and Google 4.9
Governors: Impulse, Despair, Zzmove, Darkness, Blu_active, ElementalX, Interactive, Conservative, Ondemand, Powersave, Lionheart, Userspace, Bioshock, Alucard, Hyper, Wheatley, Nightmare, Dancedance, Adaptive, Pegasusq, Chill, Cafactive and Performance.
I/O Schedulers: Noop, Deadline, Cfq, Fiops, Bfq, Zen, Sio, Sioplus, Maple and Tripndroid.
Compiled with -Os
Full Linaro Optimizations ON
Optimized Parameters from L Speed @Paget96
Google Snappy Algorithm
ARM RWSEM Algorithm
Charge Control module - credits : xNombre
Wireless adapter (LIB80211, RTL8180, RTL8187, MAC80211, EEPROM: LEGACY, MAX6875, 93CX6, 93XX46)
Spectrum support
Kexec HardBoot support
Wireguard
Kernel Samepage Merging (KSM)
Dynamic File Sync and Asynchronous FIle Sync - credits : andip71 | Francisco Franco
Passing SafetyNet
[*] Frandom - Entropy Generator
USB OTG NTFS r/w Support
SYSInterface Gentle Fair Sleepers
[*] Some CFLAGS optimizations
Performance enhancements
OC Slimbus frequencies to provide better sound quality
Lazyplug - credits : arter97 | frap129
Backlight Dimmer
Arch Power saving - credits : kirananto | Cl3Kener
Adreno Idler- credits : arter97 | yarpiin
[*] Intelli-Thermal v3.0 - credits : faux123
Support f2fs, exfat, ntfs filesystem
Quick WakeUp Driver and power suspend 1.7 - credits : Paul Reioux | Jean-Pierre Rasquin | Francisco Franco
Support cpu boost, cpu input boost and fingerprint boost
MDSS color control (Kcal v2) - credits : flar2 | andip71
Sysfs interface to Enable/Disable CRC - credits : whyorean
[*] Sysfs interface CPU Vdd levels
Boeffla wl blocker v1.1.0: sensor_ind, msm_hsic_host, wlan_rx, wlan_ctrl, wlan, ipa, qcom rx and more - credits : Francisco Franco | andip71
Vibration Control Intensity
TCP Congestion Algorithms: Westwood (default), Reno, Bic, Highspeed, Hybla, HTCP, Vegas, Scalable, Lp, Yeah and Illinois.
And much more!
First time:
Reboot to recovery
Flash FloppyKernel.zip
Flash magisk (optional to get root)
Wipe cache e dalvik cache
Reboot
Update the kernel:
Reboot to recovery
Flash FloppyKernel.zip
Wipe cache e dalvik cache
Reboot
Coming from another kernel:
Reboot to recovery
Flash your ROM
Flash FloppyKernel.zip
Flash magisk (optional to get root)
Wipe cache e dalvik cache
Reboot
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XDA:DevDB Information
FloppyKernel, Kernel for the Xiaomi Mi 5s Plus
Contributors
Jonas Cardoso, InsideMuz
Source Code: https://github.com/JonasCardoso/android_kernel_xiaomi_msm8996
Kernel Special Features: A magical support, I am all day here, reading the publications of the posts, ready to help in any doubt (unless you have not read the OP that contains the information that you need).
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: RC1.3
Stable Release Date: 2018-01-13
Created 2017-12-22
Last Updated 2018-08-20
RC1 - 28/11/2017
Changes from source "LineageOS/android_kernel_xiaomi_msm8996"
kernel: support for GCC 5, 6 and 7
cpufreq: added new governor
block: added new iosched
filesystem: add NTFS r/w support
power : power_suspend 1.7 - credits : Paul Reioux | Jean-Pierre Rasquin
sched: Add SysInterface for GENTLE_FAIR_SLEEPERS
int_sqrt: Improve 3x faster integer sqrt
sync: Dynamic Sync Control 2.0
fs: Async I/O latency to a ssd greatly increased, 34% gain (Creds: kl…
include: Set 1024KB as Max Read ahead - more performance now
thermal : intelli-Thermal v3.0
ASoC: wcd9335: Sound control
msm8996: all variants same clock
staging: Google Snappy
Power : Add Quick WakeUp Driver
cmdline: Safetynet
fs: add exfat support
cpufreq: show cpu voltages via sysfs 009a6c0
cpufreq: Add CPU Input Boost Driver : SultanXDA
cpufreq: cpu-boost: Optimizations
fs: Dynamic Sync Control 2.0 and MDSS color control
drivers: Slimbus Overclock
gemini: Enable All TCP Congestion Algorithms
OC : Standard MSM8996 Frequency CPU | GPU
devfreq : Add Adreno Idler
cpufreq: add fingerprintboost and lazyplug
drivers: intelli-Thermal v3.0
version: floppykernel RC1
RC1.1 - 10/12/2017
SoundControl: fixed speaker \o/
ramdisk: add tweaks on init.floppy.rc
char: disabled frandom
gemini: enabled ksm
gcc: support gcc 7.x and 8.0 (Linaro and UBERTC)
zip-creator: add spectrum support
drivers: misc: implement usb fast charge mode
version: floppykernel RC1.1 62e569c
zip-creator: delete zip build 8ae3d63
RC1.2 - 27/12/2017
android: binder
ALSA: compress: Add DSD format support for ALSA
ALSA: compress: Add APTX format support in ALSA
firmware: Update synaptic
firmware: Update fte8716
spectrum: don't change clock cpu
kernel: added support to lithium
kernel: added support to natrium
kernel: added support to scorpio
msm8996: Overclocking frequencies
msm: qdsp6v2: Allow 320K AAC encoding
Add Kexec HardBoot Support
Revert "drivers: intelli-Thermal v3.0"
Merge tag 'LA.UM.5.5.r1-06400-8x96.0' into HEAD
drivers: staging: Update qcacld-2.0 driver
version: floppykernel rc1.2
build.sh: update device.prop
defconfig: CPU and GPU more battery-friendly
wakeup: More Wakelocks
RC1.3 - 13/01/2018
zip-creator: update AnyKernel2
build.sh: update device.prop
defconfig: CPU and GPU more battery-friendly
zip-creator: update AnyKernel Setup
wakeup: More Wakelocks
msm: mdss: kcal: Add KCAL support for post processing control [v2] 6b40a22
zram: LZ4 after LZ0
block: Add Maple I/O Scheduler
zip-creator: Patch to remove dm-verity
gcc8: fix warnings
defconfig: Wireless Adapter
net/wireguard: add wireguard importer
zip-creator: device check
dtbTool: now dtbTool will be built
travis: GitHub Release
zip-creator: update patchs
boeffla_wl_blocker: update to wakelock blocker driver v1.1.0 3efdcbf
defconfig: enable lazyplug a9785fe
defconfig: enable adreno idler a5d0558
cpufreq : Add Chill CPU Governor - credits : Joe Maples (@frap129) 6d26826
cpufreq: Add CAF-Active Governer - credits : Jean-Pierre Rasquin 4ba764b
version: floppykernel rc1.3 34479b6
travis: deploy in lineage-14.1 branch e5f4308
Frequently asked questions
Q: Will this conflict with any mod I'm using?
A: As long as it doesn't have any entropy related stuff, its okay. Since the kernel already comes with an inbuilt entropy generator, it will conflict with the ones from mod, causing a poor, stuttered performance!
Q: Deep Sleep isnt working for me, Google Services causing wake-locks, what to do?
A: Go to settings, Privacy, Privacy Guard, All apps, long press Google Services, and deny/disable wake-locks! (Thanks to @Paget96 for the solution)
Q: Which version should I flash?
A: Flash kernel with toolchain that you prefer.
Q: What is the difference between the UBERTC, Linaro, SaberMod and Google toolchain? Which one is the best?
A: It's a good read on the toolchain UBERTC you are wanting to know more about it, this for Linaro, this for SaberMod and this for Google.
Q: What is the difference between the HMP and Miui kernel?
A: Miui folder is for miui roms -> xiaomi.eu, MiuiBR and other derivatives from miui official. HMP folder is for aosp rom and derivatives -> Aosp, Lineage and other derivatives from aosp
Q: Is your kernel secure?
A: You MAY face some issues, but it's safe! My cell phone has not exploded yet.
Q: WiFi doesnt work for me.
A: Reflash ROM and Kernel.
Q: What application can I use to configure the kernel?
A: Use Spectrum, and if you have enough knowledge of what to modify or do in the application use together Kernel Adiutor.
Q: Can I use the kernel source in my ROM?
A: If you want to use my kernel in your ROM, just put my name in the credit, just like I did.
Q: Does your kernel support writing to the NTFS file system?
A: Yeeh, you can use flash drives and HD with NTFS via OTG.
Q: My cpu clock is locked with any governor.
A: Just disable the thermal control in the kernel temperature settings.
Q: I have problems with your kernel.
A: Take a logcat and kmesg, this website and this video should help you
Q: Why does my magisk and root disappear after installing your kernel?
A: The kernel script makes changes that directly interfere with both, reinstall the magisk that it will function normally, follow this installation line always: FloppyKernel -> Magisk -> Reboot system.
Q: Does your kernel support Miui ROM?
A: Yes, support was added in "RC1.2".
Q: Why did your kernel go straight to "RC1.2"?
A: Because it is based on the FloppyKernel for MI5, which is already in RC1.2.
Q: What is the "Battery" profile in the spectrum?
A: Based on Project Zhana & X.A.N.A was made for trying to be as efficient as possible without compromising the performance. Thanks to the discovery on Voltages used by our SD820 I could make a profile that utilizes more the BIG cluster. My first attempt was to move ALL the load to the BIG cluster, it was against anything that I have learned about little. BIG CPU but I tried, it turned really good at first, low usage was just amazing... But on more usage things didn't go that good. So what I did it was to give a twist to things, but not such twist. It kind of works like Nameless and Shotgun, Mostafa Wael and I worked the same idea. #LITTLE cluster will be running on low-mid frequencies but delivers full performance when is needed. # BIG Cluster will help LITTLE ease Load, but in a great way than before. Things can be done faster and more efficient giving us profit in form of battery. It should run smooth on all scenarios, but you guys tell me. You can easily get around 7~9 hours SOT for 24 hours even more If you don't play game. This will, of course, may vary, but it will definitely be better.
Q: What is the "Balanced" profile in the spectrum?
A: Based on GhostPepper was made to uses a quantized, frequency-aligned parametric curve to influence low core clock rates while providing extremely smooth transitions from each clock rate and exceptional battery life. Really well-defined clock speed escalation for a good battery and performance.
Q: What is the "Performance" profile in the spectrum?
A: Based on FusionP this profile brings a more "agressive" way to scale frequencies. It will scale frequencies sooner(regarding load values from cpu) and will use more the big cluster to provide more performance doing the tasks on hands. Battery should not take a big hit but using heavy demanding tasks you can expect a higher drain.
Q: What is the "Gaming" profile in the spectrum?
A: Based on Burnout PR5, this profile's main goal is to provide absolute maximum performance when needed, but lies low quite well. You see, some times I see the CPU hitting some of the high freqs of 1190 while making something as simple as watching YouTube or playing some spotify tracks needlessly, and sometimes I feel it is a bit slower than it should be in things like brute multitasking. Most profiles do aim at bringing a mid-ground to rest on. But with the sensible words of one of my favourite idols Jeremy Clarkson, he says 'Power solves everything' and right he is. By eliminating the mid freqs of the Little cluster and efficiently using some specific frequency steps, you get some power savings by staying on lower freqs as much as possible, and even on brutal tasks you get the job done faster as well, since the CPU will give you all the power to finish the job as fast as it can, and hit back to idle faster.
Q: I want more information about your spectrum profiles.
A: Read this thread.
Q: I want more information about governors, I/O Scheduler, Hotplug, TCP Algorithms and other things.
A: Read this thread.
wifi no work
kuto232 said:
wifi no work
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I need log and some info
1 - what rom you are using?
2 - what kernel version?
kuto232 said:
wifi no work
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about viperOS wifi does not work with any kernel:crying::crying:
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Jonas Cardoso said:
I need log and some info
1 - what rom you are using?
2 - what kernel version?
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viperOS
I also do not know which is the ideal one or if it is only for miui
kuto232 said:
about viperOS wifi does not work with any kernel:crying::crying:
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viperOS
I also do not know which is the ideal one or if it is only for miui
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Which version did you install? HMP or Miui? Linaro, Ubertc, Sabermod or Google?
Jonas Cardoso said:
Which version did you install? HMP or Miui? Linaro, Ubertc, Sabermod or Google?
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all ... it is necessary twrp 3.2.0 I have the 3.0.2
kuto232 said:
all ... it is necessary twrp 3.2.0 I have the 3.0.2
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You installed miui version first? In zip have modules for wifi which are for roms miui
Jonas Cardoso said:
You installed miui version first? In zip have modules for wifi which are for roms miui
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no, I do not come from miui it took a long time without using that rom
kuto232 said:
no, I do not come from miui it took a long time without using that rom
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Can you test if in lineage 14.1 works wifi?
Jonas Cardoso said:
Can you test if in lineage 14.1 works wifi?
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ok then I commented, any kernel should serve?
kuto232 said:
ok then I commented, any kernel should serve?
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Use Linaro-HMP
Jonas Cardoso said:
Use Linaro-HMP
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no work,it does not work, it searches but it does not find in lineage 14.1
I am on lineage which one should i flash?
walkwitmeinhel said:
I am on lineage which one should i flash?
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UBERTC - Linaro - Google -SaberMod --HMP
Jonas Cardoso said:
UBERTC - Linaro - Google -SaberMod --HMP
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I am confused bro in that option which one
walkwitmeinhel said:
I am confused bro in that option which one
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Linaro-HMP
I flashed your kernel linaro and working like charm everything working for me using lineagee 14.1 ..Thanks you dev for development of this device kernel
Thank you for your kernel. Do you consider adding ROW I/O scheduler?
https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/bfq-iosched/x9bkvdwUoYQ
Sent from my Xiaomi MI 5s Plus using XDA Labs
FENIX
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Disclaimer:
use this kernel at your own risk. Flashing it may brick your device. I'm not responsible for any software/hardware and any kind of damages/losses.
I make this kernel for my own, and i decided to share it with the community.
The current build it's based on Beast kernel [ link ]
When i will have more time to play, i will re-base to my Als source.
From version 0.5 i m using my own source based on Als 4.14.
What's in:
We have two releases:
- Stable (blue wallpaper): tmgallage miui inbuild kernel, can be flashed on all stock vendor roms (yes, stock rom, crdroid, treble ecc)
- Experimental (red wallpaper) : my personal build, a bit more perf oriented, but with good battery too. It comes with more experimental stuff in, in both Oss \ stock vendor flavour.
Code:
FENIX SNOWFLAKE
STABLE:
- upstreamed to 4.14.221
- oss vendor for stable too
EXPERIMENTAL:
- upstreamed to 4.14.221
FENIX SNOWFLAKE
EXPERIMENTAL:
- upstreamed to 4.14.214
- additional perf critical patches
- additional tcp's
- erased roxirp, as he left mi a3
FENIX WINTER IS COMING
STABLE:
- ALS 4.14.210
- built with proton clang, thinLto + polly
- zram default to lz4
- int128
- selinux patches
- custom dtbo flashed alongside the kernel
- other minor fixes, check git
- new banner
- packed roxirp into a fabulous x-mas present 🎁
FENIX WINTER IS COMING
EXPERIMENTAL:
- Als 4.14.210
- nuked sboost
- stune_assist \ cpu_set_assist
- stune tweaks
- cpu_set tweaks
- efficient freqs
- nuked qcom boosting \ core control drivers
- SultanXda perf critical patches
- SultanXda stack commits
- SultanXda cib\devfreq boost
- crucial task placement
- zram to lz4
- int128
- ThinLto, polly
- new banner
- oss \ prebuild version
- others, check git
- reverted roxirp ⏪
Fenix -0.9.8-Q-Pelt:
-Pelt
-upstreamed to 4.14.185
-updated proton clang 11 version
-dtbo embedded into the kernel: no need to flash it anymore
-compiled with -03, polly, device specific optimizations
-sultanxda simple low memory killer driver
-sultanxda cpu_input_boost driver
-sultanxda devfreq_boost driver
-sultanxda cpu_idle optimizations
-sultanxda performance critical api
-latency improvements
-qcacld: power saving tweaks
-general sched improvements
-gpu latency optimizations
-little cpu boost at touch
-little cpu boost when switching apps
-little cpu boost when pressing the power button
-moderate cpu boost when launching an app the first time
-don't wake gpu when touching the screen
-display tweaks
-schedutil, and up\down limits tweaks
-removed kcal, its not working anymore
-reduced boot times
-stune top-app to 1
-very good battery, performance :3
-many more, check git!
This time you don't need to flash dtbo.
Enjoy
Fenix -0.9.7-Q-stable
-upstreamed to 4.14.184
-disabled sched debug
Fenix-Miui-Als-Stable
-initial bringup
-upstreamed to 4.14.184
-wlan\techpack drivers updated to LA.UM.8.11.r1-03500-NICOBAR.0
-compiled with proton clang 11, o2
-imported laurus defconfig changes
Fenix_10-0.9.6
-upstreamed to 4.14.183
-removed cpu_input_boost
-disabled cpu_boost \ msm_performance \ core_ctl
-back to android low memory killer
-enabled psi
-enabled memcg
-reduced cache pressure
-disabled highmem and profiling
-arm64: lib: optimizations
-camera: fixed memory leak
-some other process to power efficient wq
-updated wireguard to latest version
-schedutil: don't set freq to uint max
-stune assist
-cpuset assist
-stune top app to 5
-jitter and performance improvements
-fixed random reboots
-disabled seccomp
-reverted some commits that needed extensive testing
-other, check git
FENIX_9-0.9.5
For Miui, Android 9 stock, 9 custom roms:
-upstreamed to als 4.14.181
-less aggressive schedutil
-mm: omm_kill tweaks
-little cpu boost at touch
FENIX_10-0.9.5-Q-hotfix
-fixed an issue where unrooted users cannot boot the kernel (stuck on recovery)
FENIX_10-0.9.5
-Merged Caf tag LA.UM.8.11.r1-03500-NICOBAR.0 for Wlan\Techpack\Kernel
-Merged ALS 4.14.181
-Fixed the suspend freeze issues on some devices
-Disabled android low mm
-Added Simple low memory killer by SultanXda for better mm
-Enabled Ntfs R\W
-Correctly imported Xiaomi Clk changes
-mm: omm_kill tweaks
-mm: tweaks
-updated proton clang to latest Kdragon relase
-reverted some schedutil tweaks to make the governor less aggressive
-some sched patches
FENIX_9-0.9.4
- upstreamed to 4.14.176
- built wlan drivers with different flags (check commits)
FENIX_10 0.9.4
- fully compatible with stock 10 \ android 10 custom roms
- merged caf tag LA.UM.8.11.r1-03300-NICOBAR.0 wlan\techpack\kernel
- upstreamed to ALS 4.14.176
- WALT
- disabled cpu boost, msm performance, corectl
- disabled selinux audit
- compiled with proton clang 11 -o3 optimizations, cortex a53 optimizations ,optimize inlining
- improved cache speed
- lz4 Zram, with lz4 module updated
- zram set to 2gb
- fsync on\off
- some log spams disabled
- disabled frame pointers
- goodix FOD improvments
- schedutil patches
- kcal
- bbr default
- anxiety i\o default
- boeffla wakelock blocker
- wireguard
- locked idle freqs while screen off
- something more, check git
FENIX 0.9.3 WALT
- upstreamed to ALS 4.14.175
- WALT
- disabled cpu boost, msm performance, corectl
- disabled selinux audit
- compiled with proton clang 11 -o3 optimizations, cortex a53 optimizations ,optimize inlining
- improved cache speed
- lz4 Zram, with lz4 module updated
- zram set to 2gb
- fsync on\off
- some log spams disabled
- disabled frame pointers
- goodix FOD improvments
- schedutil patches
- kcal
- bbr default
- anxiety i\o default
- boeffla wakelock blocker
- wireguard
- locked idle freqs while screen off
- disabled read ahead
- something more, check git
FENIX 0.9.2 PELT
- reworked from scratch as my main ssd died
- all previous fenix features (more or less)
- built with proton clang 11
- upstreamed to 4.14.171
- meged caf LA.UM.7.11.r1-04700-NICOBAR.0
- silenced some log spams
- anxiety i\o by default
- additional pelt sched patches
- disabled sched autogroup
- disabled sched_boost
- disabled memcg
- enabled optimized inlining
- sched child runs first: faster app opening
- mm: Disable readahead by default
- much, much more on github
FENIX 0.9.1 PELT
-Upstreamed to Als 4.14.167
-zen default
-reverted some commits
-little tweaks on cpu idle
-misc tweaks \ fixes
-bored to write the log as you can see so,
-check git
FENIX 0.9 PELT
-Built with Proton Clang 11
-Upstreamed to Als 4.4.165
-Wireguard (yeah, i ve lost the war)
-Fod improvments (thanks to @Harukey for the findings)
-KLAPSE
-locked min\max freqs
-performance regression fixed :highfive:
-300hz (should give us better smoothness \ bb)
-i\o latency otpimizations
-cache perf improvments
-ufs tweaks
-disabled shed autogroup
-bbr upstreams
-maybe others, check git
FENIX 0.8a PELT
hotfix:
-fix voip bug
FENIX 0.8 PELT
-Upstreamed to als 4.4.163
-Full Pelt instead of Walt
-Alot of sched patches for Pelt
-Advanced Tcp's, Sociopath default (bbr too)
-Disabled all caf boosting drivers (msm_perf \ cpu_boost)
-Cleaned up the sources and fixed derps
-Schedutil Tweaks
-Disabled selinux audit
-SultanXDA Iommu and Ashman drivers
-Tweaked MM for better memory managment
-Fixed high idle drain
-see git history fo others
Always wipe dalvik after flash kernel.
Fenix 0.7
Upstreamed to 4.14.158
re-enabled zram
lz4 compression for zram
new zip, with banner
no need to re-flash magisk after flash (present from 0.5)
fixed exfat driver import, thanks to @HarukeyUA
enabled overlayfs
Fenix 0.6
- enabled exfat driver
- enabled ntfs driver
Fenix 0.5
- fully rebased to my als sources
- upstreamed to 4.4.157 + la.um8.11-01800-nicobar wlan tag
- built with aosp clang 9.0.8 + -o3 optimizations
- kcal color control
- re-enabled audit (for now)
- simple low memory killer driver by Sultanxda
- disabled adreno tracing
- disabled zram
- disabled frame pointers
- some logging disabled (im planning to disable kernel_dubug and debugfs in future)
- alot of Arter cache_pool patches
- Sultanxda dyn allocation patches
- ufs optimizations
- safety net should pass
- boeffla wakelock driver inside
- random linked to urandom
- nuked schedboost
- schedtune assist
- disabled cpu_idle, msm_perf, cpu-boost
- devfreq/kgsl:use high priority workqueque
Fenix 0.3
- Built with Clang 9.0.8 -o3
- Kcal color control
- Seccomp disabled
- Selinux Audit disabled
- Frame_pointer disabled
- Random linked to urandom
- disabled some logging\tracing
- Re-enabled \ tweaked cpu-boost driver
- Simple Low Memory killer instead of standard Android lmk
- some cache optimizations
- Safety net should pass
- Disabled Zram
- Disabled Crc Checks
DOWNLOAD (new releases)
DOWNLOAD (old releases)
note: this is for me an hobby, not a work. If you encounter a problem, send me a logcat i will look into it if i have spare time, but make sure its kernel related. I will not take in consideration logs if you didn't wipe dalvik, or mods like "FedeAi, LKT, exposed" are used.
Enjoy
How to flash:
- reboot into recovery
- make a backup of your original boot.img
- flash fenix zip
- flash magisk if needed
- wipe dalvik (mandatory!)
PAY ATTENTION PLS:
If after flash you're stuck on recovery, flash dtbo.img with fastboot:
fastboot flash dtbo_a dtbo.img
fastboot flash dtbo_b dtbo.img
- enjoy
Source:
Fenix Git
Fenix Gitlab
Image source:
https://imgur.com/R2xjrZ7
Thanks:
@madpausa
@mdeejay
Android Linux Stable team
@xda
and all the other authors of the hundreds of commits in github
If you are on a Caf based rom:
download the attached dtbo.img
flash it trough fastboot "fastboot flash dtbo dtbo.img"
reboot to recovery after the falsh
flash fenix
wipe dalvik
enjoy
No need to reinstall magisk after flash.
Enjoy
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great another kernel, gonna try it
I am trying this kernel on Pixel Experience rom latest build and so far looks everything work fine. I don't know if It might be a placebo effect but the all system seems more fluid.
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Will this support selinux enforcing??
Rajendran Rasa said:
Will this support selinux enforcing??
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Selinux audit disabled so it supports selinux
Selinux audit disabled = it doeant look (audit) for an selinux state (disabled)
Hey man, if u can, try to add a sound control to change the gain.
Nice work :}
hello , very thanks for kernel
regards
I know kernel is about boot.img thing but i want to ask Will it encrypt my /data partition . Because i ddecrypted it and dont want to encrypt itself again... and i will fla**** thats all right? Im little bit scared since my storage got encrypted. it took so long time to decrypt again
It is running smoothly on PE latest ROM.
Installed yesterday.
How did you install it? with twrp error 1
iron maiden said:
How did you install it? with twrp error 1
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Corrupt download, download it again
Unreal_Shogo said:
Corrupt download, download it again
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hello not working errro 1 twpr thansk
regards
iron maiden said:
hello not working errro 1 twpr thansk
regards
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Which TWRP please update it to latest twrp.
"Random linked to urandom" ok but why?
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Which TWRP please update it to latest twrp.
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hello what version twrp? thanks
working in rom stock?
regards
iron maiden said:
hello what version twrp? thanks
working in rom stock?
regards
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No this one is for Q stock not Q yet.
Ok bois, my Als rebase it's ready.
We're on 4.4.157 + latest tag wlan drivers.
In next days i will start working on it. I hope I will have more free time! Cheers
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Which TWRP please update it to latest twrp.
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I tried flashing 0.3 of the kernel with twrp-3.3.1-2 and it popped an "error 1".
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Hi all,
this is the thread for a custom kernel i made for Samsung Galaxy A10.
The custom kernel has been named Eureka which is a greek work which means "I have found the solution". This multi-purpose kernel is the solution for battery, gaming, performance on our cheap A10. On creating this kernel, I believed that 1 kernel can be all of the above if properly tweaked!
As from Eureka R9.0, four kernel variants are available inside 1 same zip. This has been made possible using AROMA Installer.
Compatibility:
This kernel is compatible with AOSP GSIs/ROMs, OneUI2 and OneUI3. As from R9.0, there is only 2 variants of zip to download. One is called EMS and the other one is called HMP. Continue reading to learn more about them.
FEATURES:
* Disabled Samsung security features
* Enabled all governors + added other governors
* Overclocked CPU as follows:
BIG Cores: from 1560 MHz to 2288 MHz.LIL Cores: from 1352 MHz to 1794 MHz.* Underclocked CPU as follows:
BIG Cores: from 936 MHz to 208 MHz.LIL Cores: from 839 MHz to 208 MHz.* Added GPU thermal and voltage control
* Added latest boeffla wl blocker V 1.1.0 and disabled some wakelocks
* Network speed improvement
* Enable zram support and set default compressor as zstd.
* Switch to a lower charging voltage more quickly.
* GPU max frequency overclocked from 676 MHz to 1300 MHz
* Implemented Dynamic FSync 2.0
* Implemented a custom hotplug driver to enhance battery management
* Implemented Power Suspend driver
* High torch brightness on custom roms/gsis
* Has Spectrum support
* Automatic detection of magisk - If u are rooted, u don't need to flash magisk after kernel.
* Upstreamed kernel version from 4.4.177 to 4.4.302
* Built with Vortex Clang 14 toolchain with LTO. Reason: Better performance
* Support for EMS (Exynos Mobile Scheduler) added
Please read the changelog on github for full list of changes.
KNOWN ISSUES:
* Maybe ADB cannot be used at the same time as MTP
SOME MINOR TWEAKS FOR BEST GPU PERFORMANCE:
* Set GPU power policy to "always on"
* Set min and max GPU frequency to 1200/1300 MHz
* Disable GPU thermal manager to prevent GPU frequency from dropping
* Games don't require high CPU frequency because they depend more on GPU. You can therefore decrease CPU max frequencies to reduce heating of the device.
We have developed our own kernel manager called EKManager which is a fork of HkTweaks. It is compatible only with Eureka Kernels. You can download it from here:
LINK: Download EKManager app
Contact info:
Developers of Eureka Team:
* Telegram: @Chatur27, @Gabriel260BR and @roynatech
Channel for Eureka future updates:
* Telegram: https://t.me/eureka_kernel
Official discussion group for A10:
* Telegram: https://t.me/a10grp
I'm grateful to KineSight for designing the logo.
* Telegram: @Kinesight
Reference about EMS kernel:
Energy Aware Scheduling (EAS) gives the scheduler the ability to predict the impact of its decisions on the energy consumed by CPUs. EAS relies on an Energy Model (EM) of the CPUs to select an energy efficient CPU for each task. Allowing to save up battery even further. EMS aka Exynos Mobile Scheduler, is a fork of EAS for Exynos. We ported to our 4.4.y kernel. As written above, EMS kernel is good for battery saving. Some words from kernel official docs: - EAS operates only on heterogeneous CPU topologies (such as Arm big.LITTLE) because this is where the potential for saving energy through scheduling is the highest.
EMS kernel + pwrutilx governor is very good at battery saving according to our test.
Reference about HMP kernel:
It's just the stock scheduler that comes with stock kernel. Basically it's the normal kernel.
What kernel variant to flash once inside AROMA installer?
1) AOSP Legacy Q/R/S - If you are using an old Eureka ROM which was released before February 2022, choose this.
2) AOSP Q/R/S (New) - If you are using an Eureka ROM built as from February 2022, choose this.
3) OneUI 2 - For any OneUI 2 roms (stock/ports).
4) OneUI 3 - For any OneUI 3 roms (stock/ports).
Download link for A10 (Read above to know which version to download for your OS):
All releases of Eureka for Q/R/S ROMs/GSIs (including OneUI)
Source code for my kernel:
Kernel source on GitHub
If you love our work, thank us by donating. Your donation can help us rent a cloud sever to build kernels and roms faster
Link to PayPal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/chaturbaij
Noice :victory:
Primeaqua02 said:
Noice :victory:
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Please vote for the poll at the top of the thread.
Will be great to have your feedbacks.
Thank you.
Does this work with Ultimate Q Rom?
keihjesus said:
Does this work with Ultimate Q Rom?
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It works. Went on to try it out.
Good afternoon, everyone, I want to leave a review for EUREKA KERNEL 4.4.3, the update hasn't really changed anything, but the work of the RAM memory is different, applications often crash out of the RAM memory, , with update 4.4.3 I can use only 1 application, the rest crashes within a minute, I solved the problem by rolling back to version 4.4, Please fix the RAM, thanks a lot.
Zloemoloko1998 said:
Good afternoon, everyone, I want to leave a review for EUREKA KERNEL 4.4.3, the update hasn't really changed anything, but the work of the RAM memory is different, applications often crash out of the RAM memory, , with update 4.4.3 I can use only 1 application, the rest crashes within a minute, I solved the problem by rolling back to version 4.4, Please fix the RAM, thanks a lot.
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Well, I didn't do anything with ram.
Kindly let me know which os you are using
Zloemoloko1998 said:
Good afternoon, everyone, I want to leave a review for EUREKA KERNEL 4.4.3, the update hasn't really changed anything, but the work of the RAM memory is different, applications often crash out of the RAM memory, , with update 4.4.3 I can use only 1 application, the rest crashes within a minute, I solved the problem by rolling back to version 4.4, Please fix the RAM, thanks a lot.
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use ex kernel manager and enable zswap
Chatur27 said:
Well, I didn't do anything with ram.
Kindly let me know which os you are using
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i use stock Android 10 Q one ui 2.0
Zloemoloko1998 said:
i use stock Android 10 Q one ui 2.0
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I use ultimateQ ( which a debloated version of oneui 2.0) and I don't get any such issues.
I don't even need to enable zswap (except for high end games)
Is there any way to increase multi touch count/slots to 10 !
Update: I got stuck at samsung logo
Update 2 : magisk cause bootloop and to avoid that you should remove magisk from inside "Eureka_kernel/ramdisk" folder then flash it via recovery, it should work just fine..
Eureka kernel brings HUGE improvement in performance and gaming.
thank you @Chatur27 for the awesome support and for this awesome kernel.
Device : A105f 2GB ram version
D R A G O said:
Is there any way to increase multi touch count/slots to 10 !
Update: I got stuck at samsung logo
Device : A105f 2GB ram version
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Force restart device. It will boot up normally.
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blackisme said:
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Hi, sorry about this.
Use this temporary link for the time being:
Galaxy A10 Kernel - Google Drive
drive.google.com
Thank you
Links doesn't work... Help :c
What's the difference between enforcing and permissive kernel?
Chatur27 said:
I use ultimateQ ( which a debloated version of oneui 2.0) and I don't get any such issues.
I don't even need to enable zswap (except for high end games)
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Does it support volte? I have tried to install the selinux enforcing version but it won't boot up the permissive one is working fine but is there a way to change it to enforcing manually? And also(this is the last) did you flash the one ui version for ultimateq since it's a debloated stock?
Your kernal is doing awesome ....great job..keep up the good work.
AlexDreemurr said:
Links doesn't work... Help :c
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Hi, sorry about this.
Use this temporary link for the time being:
Galaxy A10 Kernel - Google Drive
drive.google.com
Eshan786 said:
Does it support volte? I have tried to install the selinux enforcing version but it won't boot up the permissive one is working fine but is there a way to change it to enforcing manually? And also(this is the last) did you flash the one ui version for ultimateq since it's a debloated stock?
Your kernal is doing awesome ....great job..keep up the good work.
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Volte is oneui rom feature. dont ask me about volte. Ty.
Enforcing version won't boot because your custom rom needs permissive. Change rom if you want enforcing SElinux
I flashed the 5.0 version (Permissive and Enforcing) but it won't boot... RR Q, only works the 4.4.1... Why? :S