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Welcome to the official thread for the Fire Opal Kernel project for the Galaxy S7 (SM-G930F/FD/W8/S/L/K) running AOSP-based ROMs.
The aim of this project is to provide a good alternative option to the limited stock AOSP kernel.
Thanks and Credits
> Samsung for their kernel source
> @jesec and @Fevax, 8890dev project developers and hero devices maintaners, for the device tree
> @Tkkg1994 for his clear and vast source code and scripts
> @lyapota for a few ideas
> @flar2, @UpInTheAir, @franciscofranco, @osm0sis and others for their great contributions to the community and Android
Note: the feature list refers to version 2.4.2. The new beta 3.1.0 is closer to stock, but with the new device trees things will change
Features
* based on latest 8890dev kernel sources
* updated with latest Samsung kernel base (DQCG)
* custom built ramdisk based on N2G47E with Resurrection Remix tweaks
* built with Linaro Toolchain 6.3.1 (aarch64-linux-android-6.3)
* updated with Linux patches up to the latest 3.18.48
* init.d support and init tweaks
* added a few CPU governors (elementalx, hyper, alucard, barry_allen, bioshock, bluactive, conservative_x, darkness, despair, electrodemand, impulse, intellicative, intellidemand, intellimm, interactive_pro, interactive_x, ironactive, lionheart, nightmare, ondemand_x, ondemandplus, pegasusq, smartass2, smartmax, smartmax_eps, yankactive and zzmoove) and enabled all the stock ones.
default: interactive
* added a few I/O schedulers (bfq, cfq, fifo, fiops, row, sio, sioplus, tripndroid, vr, zen)
default: cfq
* added a few TCP congestion algorythms (bic, cubic, westwood, htcp, hybla, vegas, scalable, lp, veno, yeah, illinois, dctcp, lia, olia, wvegas, balia)
default: westwood
* full f2fs support, ported from official OnePlus 3/3T kernel source
* fixed some misbehaving drivers
* complete implementation of Synapse, to have everything at your fingertip
* overclock and underclock support for both CPU and GPU
* full voltage control (CPU, GPU, BUS and so on...)
* notification LED fading control
* numerous performance and stability tweaks (defconfig, fstab and Makefile)
* SELinux set to Permissive by default (can be changed by the user if he wants to)
* enable extra compression algorithm and cryptography
* sqlite3, busybox and other binaries are integrated!
* Knox 0x0 and SafetyNet spoofed to pass
* ondemand and conservative governors updated for big.LITTLE architecture
* improved default voltage/thermal management
* enabled Swap (510MB, lz4, 4 compression streams)
* and more...
Notes
So good everything is working now :laugh:
In the near future I'll have fun improving Synapse (as soon as I have free time).
Download:
herolte > Android File Host
Support:
If you want to receive support, find and share settings, report bugs and try Beta versions, join our Telegram group:
Fire Opal Kernel | Official Group
XDA:DevDB Information
Fire Opal Kernel, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S7
Contributors
kylothow
Source Code: http://github.com/kylothow/android_kernel_samsung_universal8890
Kernel Special Features: Synapse support, stable f2fs porting, full voltage control, various governors, schedulers, tweaks and patches are just some of the awesome features.
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2.4.2
Current Beta Version: 3.1.0
Created 2017-02-27
Last Updated 2017-07-26
Changelogs
While searching the Internet you might also find versions which aren't listed here: these are Beta versions and their changelog isn't available (but included in the one of the next stable version, so you don't miss anything).
All the changes I made are listed on GitHub.
Version 2.4.2
Code:
- update sdcardfs
- updated build scripts and recovery scripts
- changed toolchain to a better version (Linaro Android gcc 6.3.1)
- widely improved ramdisk scripts
- updated ramdisk to latest version from RR with 7.1.2 support
Changelogs for previous versions:
Version 2.4.0
Code:
- updated with latest Linux patches
- various fixes (including thermal management and network communication)
Version 2.3.0
Code:
I'm constantly working to provide a better kernel. This implies a lot of research, testing and stressing my eyes staring at code. I'm adding a lot of small fixes.
So, try to understand me if I don't always have time to report a changelog.
As always, you can check GitHub for a detailed changelog.
Version 2.2.1
Code:
Sorry if I didn't write down a changelog for the last releases, I've been quite busy.
Anyway: since version 2.1.6b there are a LOT of changes, performance, battery, stability... Just check it out (and check GitHub for a full changelog).
Version 2.1.6b
Code:
- updated busybox and sqlite3 binaries with more convenient versions
- changed optimizations, enabled safety features and possibly fixed f2fs cryptography
- getting ready for the Synapse restyling
- build the kernel uncompressed
The latter fix solves most lagging issues and noticeably improve performance over compressed version; I'll look into the kernel size issue soon!
Version 2.1.5
Code:
- ramdisk rebased over RR's one
- kernel size reduced
Version 2.1.4
Code:
- updated interactive governor with Samsung optimized version
- implemented the AMOLED flicker free patch
- updated ramdisk for both herolte and hero2lte to the one from latest LineageOS builds
- updated ramdisk to be compatible with SlimROM (untested)
- removed a few redundant tweaks
- fireactive it's on its way to debut, but still disabled because incomplete, sorry :(
Version 2.1.2
Code:
- init: added a few tweaks
- ramdisk: changes in sepolicy
- ramdisk: try to fool safetynet and fix wakelocks
- updated to DQBO kernel source
- fstab: reworked mount options
- fs: add exfat support
- fs: implement optimised and stable f2fs (from oneplus/QC8996_N)
- enabled Swap (I had the idea while looking into the OP3 sources)
Version 2.1.0
Code:
Many beta versions came before this one, and all of them had their list of fixes... I'll try to summarize:
- some configs were tweaked
- enabled init.d support
- Synapse support
- implemented elementalx
- various fixes
- faked Knox 0x0 and try to hide from SafetyNet
- switched back to cfq as default scheduler
- probably other stuff I can't remember now... I need to sleep ahahah
Version 1.2.4
Code:
- temporarily reverted to Linux 3.18.14 (and so fixed the video playback issue)
- updated mount options to reduce I/O overhead
- tweaked the kernel configuration to have better performance
- enabled additional compression algorithms and cryptography utilities
Version 1.2.3
Code:
- updated zen sched driver to version 1.1
- SELinux is now set to Permissive by default
Version 1.2.2
Code:
- now using zen as default I/O scheduler
- changed the default frequency range for the CPU
- updated to Linux 3.18.17 (still working to bring the latest patches)
- switched to a custom Makefile optimised for our architecture
Version 1.2.0
Code:
- overclock and underclock support for both CPU and GPU
- voltage control (see notes in the OP [B][**][/B])
- moved to Uber Toolchain 7.x (aarch64-linux-android-7.x)
- improved recovery installation script
Version 1.1.0
Code:
- First public release
[TUTORIAL] How to set up your phone with f2fs
1) First you have to install a compatible recovery. Recent TWRP releases can format and mount f2fs, but they don't handle a few installation scripts correcty. I recommend TWRP 3.0.2-4 by @lyapota which has the correct patches. You can find it here.
2) Then you have to backup all your data (internal storage will be wiped too, so make sure to copy ALL your files in the INTERNAL storage). So, any TWRP backup should be taken on external SD card.
3) After this, reboot into TWRP. From Wipe / Advanced Wipe check only /data, then select Change Filesystem and check f2fs. Do the same for /cache. At the moment I don't think there are ROMs that support f2fs on /system too (LineageOS, for example, forces ext4 and formats despite settings).
4) Reboot into recovery once again, so we're sure that it can mount everything.
5) At this point you're done. Flash your ROM of choice, this kernel, any GApps and whatever you want.
Reboot and profit!
ROMs supporting f2fs formatted /system will be listed here when available.
cool
I tried this on RR and saw for so good. I built-it into my RR build to get it to boot and love the different governors and features.
So cool, thank you !
I completed a new release with some stuff added:
Code:
- overclock and underclock support for both CPU and GPU
- voltage control (see notes in the OP [B][**][/B])
- moved to Uber Toolchain 7.x (aarch64-linux-android-7.x)
- improved recovery installation script
The note i refer to, in short, says that voltage control is implemented but not reachable by the user.
Next steps in this kernel development are complete access to GPU overclock and voltage control, followed by latest Linux patches and eventual requests by the users.
Have a nice day
SafetyNet pass possible with Magisk Hide?
tidschi said:
SafetyNet pass possible with Magisk Hide?
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Without root it passes but Magisk hide isn't working on our AOSP ROMs.
Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk
kylothow said:
Without root it passes but Magisk hide isn't working on our AOSP ROMs.
Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk
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Magisk doesn't work on AOSP Roms ?
Really cool ROM how ever it removes SuperSU on AOSP extended and you will need to reflash however since flashing this it seems my audio stuttering while in apps has I believe disappeared will test further hope to some sound config's (Faux sound or alternative if possible) keep up the good work
Sent from my SM-G930F using Tapatalk
dylem29 said:
Magisk doesn't work on AOSP Roms ?
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Not on the ones for S7. Magisk hide doesn't work.
Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk
Delete plz
I tried 1.2.0 on my g930w8 with RR and it won't boot. Gets stuck on the RR logo. I even tried clean flash and still won't boot. Yesterday I build the kernel directly into RR and it booted but since the change to 7.0 toolchain I can't even build because I am on Mac which Uber 7.0 doesn't support.
Andrw0830 said:
I tried 1.2.0 on my g930w8 with RR and it won't boot. Gets stuck on the RR logo. I even tried clean flash and still won't boot. Yesterday I build the kernel directly into RR and it booted but since the change to 7.0 toolchain I can't even build because I am on Mac which Uber 7.0 doesn't support.
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Works for me, I'm using the latest RR on my G930W8 (apk3 bootloader) and I dirty flashed 1.2.0.
noob924 said:
Works for me, I'm using the latest RR on my G930W8 (apk3 bootloader) and I dirty flashed 1.2.0.
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Yeah wonder what's going on. I am on same boot loader/modem and couldn't get it to work with 1.2.0.. I tried dual boot and even installing RR as main ROM and wouldn't work. I actually had to copy and use my boot.img from 02/26 that contained the OPs source built-in to get boot. If it works for others on official RR, maybe it's something with my custom build. I do use the same manifest as 8890dev. Thanks for letting me know.
W8 here as well had no problem just flashing kernel over everything I already had.. was first release. Waiting on new update assuming it's being uploaded cause download link don't work
New release announcement
New release uploaded while I finish some stuff. I spent yesterday on the Linux patches but I will have to do some "tricks" to make them work... and it's a long work.
Version 1.2.2
Code:
- now using zen as default I/O scheduler
- changed the default frequency range for the CPU
- updated to Linux 3.18.17 (still working to bring the latest patches)
- switched to a custom Makefile optimised for our architecture
Nice bro Thanks! No hurry BTW quality over quantity any day! Just happy for a new kernel for 7.1!!!
Good to see new kernel for s7, which app can I use with this kernel? Synapse ?
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SuperKernel for SM-G930F/FD/K/L/S/W8
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Supports all touchwiz roms 6.0.1 on BPH6 base and higher
IF YOU FOLLOW MY STEPS BELOW, YOU WILL LOSE YOUR WARRANTY, KNOX WILL DISPLAY 0x1! I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGED DEVICE!
Please check Question and Answer Thread first!
If you want to take my work and need it somewhere, or do other things with it, please ask me first for the permission. Otherwise you are not allowed to take it! Thank you !
SuperMan-Rom, a Touchwiz based rom made by myself!
Features of this Kernel:
- Build with latest official google toolchain v4.9
- Build with ERH1 kernel source!
- Latest Linux version 3.18.120, is always up to date
- Performance and Batterylife improved
- Choose between different CPU governors: performance, powersave, userspace, ondemand, interactiv (default), conservative, zzmoove, barry_allen, nightmare, darkness, pegasusq, yankactive intelliactive, ondemandplus, intellimm, bioshock, lionheart, smartmax, smartass2, smartmax_eps, alucard, blu_active, cafactive, electrodemand, ondemand_x, hyper and intellidemand
- Built with latest ramdisk sources from samsung (ERG2)
- Frandom Support
- Thunderplug hotplug driver can be selected in aroma (only for advanced users!)
- Gzip compressed ramdisk (supersu, magisk etc will work fine)
- I/O schedulers: CFQ (Default), ROW, No-op, Deadline, BFQ, FIOPS, SIO, VR, ZEN, FIFO, maple and SIOplus
- UKSM (Ultra Kernel Samepage Merging)
- Zram can be set in synapse
- Gentle fair sleeper switch enabled
- StateNotifier included
- HTC's async added
- Fsync toggle
- LED Control
- Charging control
- HMP control
- Full CPU/GPU control in synapse
- DVFS in Synapse
- Many controllable wakelocks
- Underclock: big core to 312Mhz, little core to 338Mhz
- Overlock: depens on your ASV
- GPU OC to 806 Mhz
- Init.d Support
- NTFS file system enabled
- CIFS/NFS file systems enabled
- F2fs supported
- Allow ADB-Insecure
- Wlan Wakelock decreased
- Fully controllable with synapse
- TCP (Network) control: Bic (default), Reno, cubic, Westwood, Highspeed, Hybla, HTCP, Vegas, Veno, Scalable, LP, Yeah and Illinois
- Selinux is set to permissive
- Zen-Tune implemented
- All bad samsung drivers disabled (like tima or rkp)
- Force encryption disabled
- Knox faked to 0x0
- Boeffla wakelock control
Download:
Marshmallow V1.X:
V1.9.7 on AndroidFilehost
Nougat V2.X:
V2.11.0 on AndroidFilehost
Oreo V3.X:
V3.1.0 on AndroidFilehost
Download via GrifoDev
All old releases
Bugs/Problems:
- None
Instructions:
0. Make a backup of your current stock kernel in TWRP, just in case you want to go back
1. Install a custom recovery for your phone, like this one here:TWRP
2. Follow the instructions on the page above, until you get a working recovery
3. Download the Kernel from below and copy it to your external SD Card
4. Reboot to your recovery by pressing volume up, home button and power button at the same time.
5. Install zip/select the kernel
6. Flash supersu, phh's root, magisk and all things that modify your boot.img
7. Wipe cache and dalvik cache (recommand)
8. Reboot
If you wanna join the beta tester group, download yourself telegram and click on the chat link: Telegram Group
Support:
If you like my work, feel free to hit thanks and/or give me a small donation by clicking the link right below. Thank you very much in any way! :good:
PayPal
Credits/Thanks:
- Samsung for sources
- the great linus for his amazing kernel source
- arter97
- Jesec (for the great FP fix!!)
- dorimanx
- AndreiLux
- halaskz
- neobuddy83
- UpInTheAir for his great Synapse implementation
XDA:DevDB Information
SuperKernel for herolte, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S7
Contributors
Tkkg1994
Source Code: https://github.com/GrifoDev/SuperKernel
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: V3.1.0
Stable Release Date: 2018-08-31
Created 2016-05-30
Last Updated 2018-09-25
Changelog:
Old Changelogs:
SuperKernel V1.0:
- Changes compared to stock:
- updated CPUfreq drivers
- updated to latest stable linux (3.18.34)
- updated zram/zsmalloc and zswap for better ram management
- implemented tasks adj tree
- updated ext4
- updated crypto files
- added UKSM
- updated workqueue and sched features
- added gentle fair sleepers switch
- added new governors, ioscheds and tcp
- backports from 4.0 kernel
- many more things (already over 1000 changes compared to stock!!!)
- detailed history
SuperKernel V1.1:
- fixed fingerprint support, thanks to @Jesse Chan who found the right files to delete!
- arm64: mm: support ARCH_MMAP_RND_BITS
- int_sqrt.c: Correction square root algo with naming
- int_sqrt: Improve 3x faster integer sqrt
- mm: mmap: add new /proc tunable for mmap_base ASLR
- mmc: core: Expose use_spi_crc module parameter in sysfs (and disable it to gain perfomance)
- tima, knox and all "bad" samsung related configs are disabled now!
- over 100 updates in kernel/sched and in kernel/rcu to gain performance and better batterylife
- as always, visit github to see what exactly changed!
SuperKernel V1.2.1:
- Reverted back some changes I made in kernel/sched and kernel/time -> Probably fixed the random reboots (I never had one before, so you need to test this)
- Added the requested ROW iosched
- Added UC/OC frequencies thanks to @Jesse Chan (Kernel detects if you phone is capable or not for OC (jesses work), I added a check that only Grade A phones have full OC)
- added DAX to fs
- Many /mm and filesystem Updates (for ext4, ext3, ext2 and f2fs)
- Applied Jesse's fingerprint lag fix
- updated kernel/locking
- implemented Zen-tune V4.5
- cfq-iosched: fix the setting of IOPS mode on SSD
- More changes on github
SuperKernel V1.2.5:
- changed ramdisk compression from lz4 to gzip (which should fix systemless xposed)
- add a fsync toggle to enable and disable fsync
- added async from HTC
- Use erandom functions
- added wakup toggle for wlan
- mm: Allow for Exynos swap to be enabled
- enabled 2 additional lower CPU steps
- update "mm/zsmalloc: don't fail if can't create debugfs info"
- updated cifs/nfs/nfsd and filesystems
- updated memory management (page_alloc, vmstat, etc)
- added new z3fold driver
- probably made fingerprint scanner a little big faster
SuperKernel V1.3.1:
- Updated ramdisk to APF2
- Updated linux to 3.18.35
- removed the red latter at start up (you really really wanted that )
- Fixed random reboots from 1.3 in superman rom
- added a wakelock fix who should fix some google wakelocks
SuperKernel V1.4:
- completely reworked my w. Wipe cache and dalvik cache (recommand)
hole source code, now available under: Github
- Updated ramdisk with latest supersu patch
- many updates in /base/power/opp
- backports from 3.19 branch
- interactive updates (even more smooth now)
- added kasan for arm64 devices
- overall smoothness improved
- tested over one day, not a single reboot till now
SuperKernel V1.7:
- fixed phone turning on when offline charging
- Updated base and ramdisk to latest BPH6 source, this kernel will only work on BPH6 ROM!!!!
- added full synapse support, thanks to UpInTheAir (I adapted his implementation to work on S7)
- Updated linux to 3.18.39
- added f2fs support for /data
- fixed private mode not working after a reboot
- fully remade the whole source tree to get you the best experience!
- fixed the tcp bug which would otherwise make your phone vulnerable
- some other backports
- updated workqueue
- switched to 7.0 sabermod toolchain
- many more things I may forgot
SuperKernel V1.8.5:
- Started from scratch on BPHJ source code
- No more freezing, not a single problem left anymore!
- Updated to 3.18.42 linux (latest)
- Merged some new linaro patches into kernel
- f2fs should now work (and stay) on partitions you have chosen
- HMP opimizations added (tunable in synapse)
- GPU UC removed for now
- CPU OC/UC enabled, but stock freqs are default on first flash
- Disabled PEWQ (can be enabled in synapse)
- Updated thermal
- Disabled task ADJ tree
- enabled hmp packing
- crypto updated
- cpufreq some small updates
- BPIF ramdisk
- Selinux audit configurable
SuperKernel V1.9:
- Based upon BPJ7 source code
- Updated to linux 3.18.44
- added GPU OC to 806Mhz (thanks to @lyapota)
- updated ramdisk to BPJ7
- fixed some battery settings in synapse
- updated busybox to 1.26
- patched CVE-2016-5195
- changed behavior of cpu on high freqs a bit
SuperKernel V1.9.2:
- Updated to BPJG source drop
- Updated ramdisk to BPJG source
SuperKernel V1.9.5:
- This kernel is only for MM!
- Ramdisk base changed to BPL3 (source base is still the same)
- Updated linux to latest 3.18.45 version
- Backported most crypto drivers form 4.4 mainstream linux
- Enabled new crypto drivers and optimizations
- Updated random drivers
- Updated synapse, hopefully all is up to your needs now
- Added thunderplug hotplug (keep in mind that playing with thunderplug settings may lead to SOD)
- Added a special tab for hotplug drivers: Stock, disabled or thunderplug
- Updated busybox
- Updated script to create an init.d file if not existing
- Fixed LED fading in synapse
- statenotifier enabled again for thunderplug
SuperKernel V1.9.6:
- Based on latest BPL3 source drop release
- Fixed adaptable storage problem
SuperKernel V1.9.7:
- Rebased on latest BPLB Kernel source drop
- Updated ramdisk to latest BPLB
- Updated Linux version to 3.18.46
SuperKernel V2.0:
- Only for NOUGAT and TOUCHWIZ roms
- Rebased on latest DPLT base
- Latest DPLT ramdisk
- Latest f2fs backport from 3.18.y branch
- Maple iosched added (needs testing)
- selinux: nlmsgtab: add SOCK_DESTROY to the netlink mapping tables
- UPSTREAM: capabilities: ambient capabilities
- BACKPORT: full hardened usercopy backported
- mnt: Add filesystem private data to mount points
- New DVFS tab in synapse
- Updated all mcRegistry files to Nougat
- Changed toolchain to selfcompiled GNU 6.3 a53 optimized
- Sqlite binary updated
- Fstrim added
- Busybox changed to sbin/busybox (needs to be at this directory otherwise synapse won't work!)
- Some other things I may forgot
SuperKernel V2.0.1:
- Linux updated to 3.18.47
- busybox detection enhanced (you can now install to /sbin, system/xbin or su/xbin)
- State notifier disabled by default
- Allow all cores to go to highest freq
- People report working deepsleep so if it does NOT work for you, give me your wakelock stats, otherwise that's not helping anyone
SuperKernel V2.0.2:
- Updated ramdisk to DQAS
- Changed some settings in wakelock tabs for synapse (deepsleep issue was produced setting to extreme levels in synapse)
SuperKernel V2.1.5:
- Based on latest DQB3 release
- Updated Linux version to 3.18.48
- Updated ramdisk to DQB3
- Updated all mcRegistries to DQB3
- Added HID gadget keyboard/mouse patch
- Updated android binder driver
- Also one file to flash for all variants
SuperKernel V2.2.0:
- Based on latest DQB7 source drop release
- Updated to latest DQB7 ramdisk
- Fake knox 0x0 (as in superman-rom 2.2 or superstock-rom 2.5) (credits to @lyapota )
- Fixed init.d not working correctly sometimes
SuperKernel V2.4.2:
- Completly rebased on top of superstock kernel
- Based on latest DQCG release
- Updated ramdisk to DQCG release
- Added and reworked scripts to fake knox (should also work with supersu now)
- Updated conservative and ondemand govenror
- Added PWM flicker free patch
- Fixed safetynet failing sometimes
SuperKernel V2.4.3:
- Updated Zen-tune to V4.10 version (only minor changes)
- Fixed thunderplug showing errors in synapse
- killed PWM flicker free due to many broken stuff
- mcRegistry files have been upgraded to DQCG
- Reverted many sched patches, I think general performance is much better now (maybe placebo idk), please let me know your thoughts!
- Fixed some synapse errors here and there, still I haven't had the time to work on cortex brain staying offline, sorry guys
SuperKernel V2.5.0:
- Source updgraded to DQD1 (same as DQD2)
- Ramdisk updated to DQD2
- mcRegistry updated to DQD2
- Fixed external iosched error on Synapse
SuperKernel V2.5.2:
- Ramdisk updated to DQD3
- mcRegistry files updated to DQD3
- Linux version updated to 3.18.51
SuperKernel V2.6.1:
- Updated to DQEF source code
- Updated ramdisk to DQEF
- Added more flags to resetprop (secret mode in browser should work again, at least it did on the s8)
- Updated to most recent f2fs branch from official google supporter
- Updated Linux to 3.18.56
- Updated mcRegistry to DQEF
SuperKernel V2.7.0:
- Based on latest DQFM source code
- Ramdisk updated to latest DQFM
- Updated linux to 3.18.60
- Reverted a patch in one of those linux updates which broke deepsleep in some cases
- Changed code for mcRegistries: they won't get replaced anymore, it just deletes the "bad" file
- Added spectrum support, untested!
SuperKernel V2.7.2:
- Based on latest DQG1 source code
- Ramdisk updated to latest DQG1
- Updated linux to 3.18.66
- Includes GPU libs, so there is no chance after another kernel this will bootloop!
- Since samsung is not updating their kernels very frequently on the s7, I thought I better push out some small updates
SuperKernel V2.8.0:
- DQH8 source drop update
- DQHY ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.70
- Toolchain update to GNU GCC 6.4.0 @djb77
SuperKernel V2.9.0:
- Finally an awesome update to DQIC with a much higher changelist!
- DQIC ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.72
- Updated AIK to V2.9
SuperKernel V2.10.0:
- DQJ1 source drop update
- DQJ1 ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.77
- 6.4.1 toolchain update to @djb77
SuperKernel V2.10.1:
- DQK1 source code shares the same source as DQJ1, that's why it's only a small change
- DQK1 ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.83
- Toolchain updated thanks to @djb77
- Boeffla wakelock control added
SuperKernel V2.10.5:
- DQLF still has the same kernel source code as DQK1
- DQLF ramdisk update
- Linux updated to latest 3.18.91
- Updated toolchain
- F2fs update to latest release
- AIK updated to v3.1
SuperKernel V2.11.0:
- DRAG source code update
- DRAG ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.94
- Toolchain updated thanks to @djb77
SuperKernel V3.0.1:
- This kernel can only be used on OREO stock based roms! (no ports)
- Updated kernel source to most recent ERG2 code
- Updated ramdisk to ERG2
- Changed toolchain to google 4.9 for better compatibility
- Updated AIK to 3.3
- Updated f2fs to most recent available
- Updated linux to 3.18.118
- Added battery store mode
- All previous features are included!
SuperKernel V3.0.2:
- Rebuild from scratch to fix some bugs
SuperKernel V3.1.0:
- Source code based on ERH1
- Updated linux to 3.18.120
- Fixed samsungs mismatch in kernel compilation
Q&A
Below I added some basic Q&A stuff which here so hopefully it will answer most of your questions!
Q: How to get into Download Mode?
A: Power off your phone, than hold: home + volume down + power on button until you see the download mode.
Q: How to get into Recovery Mode?
A: Power off your phone, than hold: home + volume up + power on button until you see the recovery mode.
Q: I get verification failed at start up!?!? My phone is broken now?
A: Yes, you have to buy a new phone now. Just kidding You did not disable force encryption in TWRP (how to do so you will find below in how to decrypt your phone).
Q: I get FRP LOCK? WHYYYYYY???
A: Very simple answer, you did not enable OEM Unlock in developer options. Now you need to flash full rom with odin again and start from scratch. But don't forget to enable OEM Unlock this time!
Q: I got FC's and other Problems with the kernel, what to do?
A: Take a logcat for me, developers use to say: without a log, it never happened . A logcat can be grapped with a PC and ADB installed, simply type: adb logcat > log.txt while your phone is connected and the error is happening.
Q: What kind of logs can I provide to help you?
A: Logcat: This one is for general infos about FC's
DMESG: this is for kernel related things
Last_Kmsg: this can be used after a random reboot
Q: How to get logs?
A: 1. Connect your phone to your pc
2. Make sure you got usb debugging enabled
3. Install Minimal ADB tool
4. After install open it and type: adb logcat > logcat.txt, adb shell dmesg > dmesg.log, adb shell cat proc/last_kmsg kmsg.log
5. Send me the file you got
Q: Which devices are supported at the moment?
A: Current supported devices are: SM-G930F/FD/W8. All other exynos models can work but are UNTESTED
Q: Is this kernel working on Snapdragon 820 variants?
A: No, sadly not.
Q: Help, I never had a code and now after installing the rom my phone asks for a password??
A: Your device is still encrypted, on step 0 it tells you to be sure you're not. So, what do you need to to in case you are still encrypted:
1. Boot into TWRP
2. Select Wipe
3. Select wipe data
4. Then you manually need to type "yes" with the keyboard
5. Confirm the wipe (this will remove the encryption)
6. Reboot your recovery
Q: Is there a way to get rid of encryption which is simpler?
A: Not really, you could also wipe data with stock recovery but this is quite a big hassle so above method works better.
Q: On TWRP there is an error about /data mount, what to do?
A: Your device is encrypted, follow the above steps to get rid of your encryption.
Q: Synapse shows no UCI support!
A: Reflash kernel, a script of you may overwrite my synapse config
Q: I want to switch kernel, how?
A: Since we have systemless xposed and systemless supersu, we have patches in ramdisk of boot.img. This means you have to reflash xposed and supersu after every change of kernel!.
Q: I lost root after installing this rom. What to do?
A: All mods (like supersu, phh's root, xposed and magisk) are stored in /ramdisk of kernel boot.img. So if you flash this rom, and after this another kernel (Which has supersu included by default) you can not do much. You have to stick to the two kernels provided in rom. Also when switching kernel, you need to flash all related zips again after changing it. Last tip: Do not use magisk until you really need it for android pay!
Q: I got random reboots, heeelp!
A: This is most likely from a custom kernel, if you face random reboots please check if you have the latest kernel installed or switch back to the stock kernel included in the rom.
Q: My screen is kind of yellow/orange and the touchscreen doesn't work at all!
A: You have chosen the wrong kernel in aroma selection. Reflash the rom without any wipe selecting the right kernel version.
First! DL now and flashing! Thanks for the hard work!
Sent from the silver bullet 930F Running Superman Rom
Will apps like easyHome (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamworks.easyhome) work? It uses FP as capactive home button.
Flashed and running awesome so far, haven't messed with any of the settings yet though.
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Quickvic30 said:
Flashed and running awesome so far, haven't messed with any of the settings yet though.
Sent from the silver bullet 930F Running Superman Rom
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Would you be so kind to show antutu benchmark. I just want to see what it improves
Shuuin said:
Would you be so kind to show antutu benchmark. I just want to see what it improves
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Benchmark doesn't show any hints of real-world results when it comes to kernels..
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Shuuin said:
Would you be so kind to show antutu benchmark. I just want to see what it improves
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Here ya go
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Great!!!!Thank you for your works!!!!
Thanks for this kernel. I like the zzmoove governor. But if i choose him on little my phone freezes and than it reboots. At big it's ok
Black_Focus_X said:
Thanks for this kernel. I like the zzmoove governor. But if i choose him on little my phone freezes and than it reboots. At big it's ok
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Zzmoove does hotplug, but the little cores can't do hotplugging. So it will reboot
Sent with my SM-G930F powered by SuperMan
Tkkg1994 said:
Zzmoove does hotplug, but the little cores can't do hotplugging. So it will reboot
Sent with my SM-G930F powered by SuperMan
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Any chance that you will add..
1) ARCH_POWER
2) ROW Scheduler
3) Make Power Efficient WorkQueues user-configurable in next version
4) Trim kernel and remove useless debuggers, bloated kernel drivers and so on for making the kernel as slim and battery / performance friendly as possible
5) (Perhaps) configurable C-States (Idle states) ?
Just as some bonus, useful stuff in v2.0?
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Destroyedbeauty said:
Any chance that you will add..
1) ARCH_POWER
2) ROW Scheduler
3) Make Power Efficient WorkQueues user-configurable in next version
4) Trim kernel and remove useless debuggers, bloated kernel drivers and so on for making the kernel as slim and battery / performance friendly as possible
5) (Perhaps) configurable C-States (Idle states) ?
Just as some bonus, useful stuff in v2.0?
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1. Arch power has been removed on mainstream kernel
2. ROW was my plan as well
3. It is enabled by default, but isn't it already tuneable?
4. This is always my goal
5. Haven't thought about that until now
Sent with my SM-G930F powered by SuperMan
Finally it's come！Will it be implement the FP function to the future build？
---------- Post added at 07:26 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:24 AM ----------
krogoth said:
Will apps like easyHome (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jamworks.easyhome) work? It uses FP as capactive home button.
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i don't think so coz it will totally stop the FP SVC when u flash this kernel
Another question. Can you add undervolting?
Tkkg1994 said:
1. Arch power has been removed on mainstream kernel
2. ROW was my plan as well
3. It is enabled by default, but isn't it already tuneable?
4. This is always my goal
5. Haven't thought about that until now
Sent with my SM-G930F powered by SuperMan
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PowerEfficient WorkQueues seems to revert itself to "Enabled / On" even though I have tried to disable it..
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Black_Focus_X said:
Another question. Can you add undervolting?
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I'm using the KTweaker app and it allows me to undervolt.
Sent from the silver bullet 930F Running Superman Rom
Black_Focus_X said:
Another question. Can you add undervolting?
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Quickvic30 said:
I'm using the KTweaker app and it allows me to undervolt.
Sent from the silver bullet 930F Running Superman Rom
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Yes it's already in the kernel but not all kernel apps can detect that. Will add stweaks and/or synapse support for this soon
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Ok. With Kernel Adiutor i don't see it
SuperStock-Kernel for SM-G930F/FD/K/L/S/W8 models
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Supports Touchwiz (S7 Version) 6.0.1 from BPH6 and higher
IF YOU FOLLOW MY STEPS BELOW, YOU WILL LOSE YOUR WARRANTY, KNOX WILL DISPLAY 0x1! I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGED DEVICE!
If you want to take my work and need it somewhere, or do other things with it, ask me first for the permission. Otherwise you are not allowed to take it! Thank you !
Features of this Kernel:
- Build with latest google toolchain 4.9
- Build with ERH1 kernel source!
- Latest Linux version 3.18.120, is always up to date
- Performance and Batterylife improved
- Choose between different CPU governors: performance, powersave, userspace, ondemand, interactiv (default), conservative
- Built with latest ramdisk sources from samsung (ERG2)
- I/O schedulers: CFQ (Default), No-op, Deadline, BFQ, ROW, fifo, fiops, sio, sioplus, tripndroid, zen, vr
- Fixed power efficient wq permission
- Critical TCP bug fixed
- Zram LZ4 enabled
- Allow ADB-Insecure
- TCP (Network) control: Bic (default), Reno, cubic, Westwood, Highspeed, Hybla, HTCP, Vegas, Veno, Scalable, LP, Yeah and Illinois
- Selinux is set to permissive
- All samsung related configs disabled (as knox, tima, restrict rooting)
Download:
Marshmallow V1.X:
V1.6.5 on AndroidFilehost
Nougat V2.X:
V2.11.0 on AndroidFilehost
Oreo V3.X:
V3.1.0 on AndroidFilehost
Download page on GrifoDev
All releases on AndroidFilehost
Bugs/Problems:
- None
Instructions:
1. Download kernel
2. Boot into recovery mode
3. Flash kernel
4. Flash any other file which affects ramdisk (such as supersu, xposed, magisk etc.)
5. Reboot
If you wanna join the beta tester group, download yourself telegram and click on the chat link: Telegram Group
Support:
If you like my work, feel free to hit thanks and/or give me a small donation by clicking the link right below. Thank you very much in any way! :good:
PayPal
Credits/Thanks:
- Samsung for sources
- the great linus for his amazing kernel source
- arter97
- Jesec for his great fingerprint fix
- dorimanx
- AndreiLux
- halaskz
- neobuddy83
XDA:DevDB Information
SuperStock for herolte, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S7
Contributors
Tkkg1994
Source Code: https://github.com/GrifoDev/SuperKernel/tree/TW80-stock
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: V3.1.0
Stable Release Date: 2018-08-31
Created 2016-09-02
Last Updated 2018-09-25
Changelogs
Old Changelogs:
SuperStock V1.3.5:
- Initial release on XDA
SuperStock V1.4:
- Ramdisk update to BPHJ
- Source update to BPHJ (including new HMP opimizations)
- Linux version updated to 3.18.42
SuperStock V1.4.5:
- Ramdisk update to BPIF
- Linux updated to latest 3.18.43
- added following ioscheds: BFQ, ROW, fifo, fiops, sio, sioplus, tripndroid, zen, vr
SuperStock V1.5:
- updated base to BPJ7
- updated ramdisk to BPJ7
- updated linux to 3.18.44
- patched CVE-2016-5195
SuperStock V1.5.5:
- Updated to BPJG latest source drop
- Updated to BPJG ramdisk
SuperStock V1.5.6:
- Samsung seems quite busy on nougat, no big changes in kernel since a while, however here's latest update
- Used lates BPL3 ramdisk (source code is still the same)
- Updated linux to 3.18.45 version
SuperStock V1.6:
- Small update to latest BPL3 source drop (mainly driver changes)
SuperStock V1.6.5:
- Rebased on latest BPLB Kernel source drop
- Updated ramdisk to latest BPLB
- Updated Linux version to 3.18.46
SuperStock V2.0:
- This is ONLY FOR NOUGAT, NOT FOR MM!!
- Based on latest DPLT source drop
- Including all previous features of SuperStock kernel
- Updated f2fs to latest backport available from jaegeuk
- Updated all mcRegistry files
- Updated ramdisk to DPLT
- Changed toolchain to my own cortex a53 optimized 6.3.0 (selfmade)
SuperStock V2.0.1:
- Possibly fixed wifi problem
- Some other small adjustments
SuperStock V2.0.2:
- Updated ramdisk to DQAS
- Updated linux to 3.18.47
- Added K/L/S variants separately (that's why the zip file is so big)
- No more variant choose, 1 file to support them all (exynos variants)
SuperStock V2.1.5:
- Ramdisk update to DQB3
- Source drop update to DQB3
- Linux update to 3.18.48
- mcRegistry updated to DQB3
- Use only F/FD kernels for all models (since K/L/S use F/FD roms too)
SuperStock V2.2.0:
- Based on latest DQB7 source drop release
- Updated to latest DQB7 ramdisk
- Fake knox 0x0 (as in superman-rom 2.2 or superstock-rom 2.5)
- Fixed init.d not working correctly sometimes
SuperStock V2.3.0:
- Updated to latest DQBO source drop
- DQBO ramdisk
- DQBO mcRegistry files
- Updated included kernel scripts
- Moved wakelock script into kernel ramdisk for better compatibility
- Fixed some more safetynet flags
- Added a deep sleep fix so let me know if your phone is consuming more or less battery over night
- Updated to latest GNU selfmade toolchain (since linaro always gave problems like VoLTE..)
SuperStock V2.4.2:
- Based on latest DQCG release
- Updated ramdisk to DQCG release
- DQGC mcRegistry files updated
- Added and reworked scripts to fake knox (should also work with supersu now)
- Added PWM flicker free patch
SuperStock V2.4.3:
- killed PWM flicker free (Reason; contrast is ugly, gear vr is broken, possibly some other unknown issues)
- fake encryption added (this may help for samsung pass to work, you have to test)
- resetprop has been updated
SuperStock V2.5.0:
- Source updgraded to DQD1 (same as DQD2)
- Ramdisk updated to DQD2
- mcRegistry updated to DQD2
- Disabled fake encryption (broke OTG on SuperStock-Kernel)
SuperStock V2.5.2:
- Ramdisk updated to DQD3
- mcRegistry files updated to DQD3
- Linux version updated to 3.18.51
SuperStock V2.6.1:
- Updated to DQEF source code
- Updated ramdisk to DQEF
- Added more flags to resetprop (secret mode in browser should work again, at least it did on the s8)
- Updated to most recent f2fs branch from official google supporter
- Updated Linux to 3.18.56
- Updated mcRegistry to DQEF
SuperStock V2.7.0:
- Based on latest DQFM source code
- Ramdisk updated to latest DQFM
- Updated linux to 3.18.60
- Reverted a patch in one of those linux updates which broke deepsleep in some cases
- Changed code for mcRegistries: they won't get replaced anymore, it just deletes the "bad" file
SuperStock V2.7.2:
- Based on latest DQG1 source code
- Ramdisk updated to latest DQG1
- Updated linux to 3.18.66
- Includes GPU libs, so there is no chance after another kernel this will bootloop!
- Since samsung is not updating their kernels very frequently on the s7, I thought I better push out some small updates
SuperStock V2.8.0:
- DQH8 source drop update
- DQHY ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.70
- Toolchain update to GNU GCC 6.4.0 @djb77
SuperStock-Kernel V2.9.0:
- Finally an awesome update to DQIC with a much higher changelist!
- DQIC ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.72
- Updated AIK to V2.9
SuperStock-Kernel V2.10.0:
- DQJ1 source drop update
- DQJ1 ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.77
- 6.4.1 toolchain update to @djb77
SuperStock-Kernel V2.10.1:
- DQK1 source code shares the same source as DQJ1, that's why it's only a small change
- DQK1 ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.83
- Toolchain updated thanks to @djb77
SuperStock-Kernel V2.10.5:
- DQLF still has the same kernel source code as DQK1
- DQLF ramdisk update
- Linux updated to latest 3.18.91
- Updated toolchain
- F2fs update to latest release
- AIK updated to v3.1
SuperStock-Kernel V2.11.0:
- DRAG source code update
- DRAG ramdisk update
- Linux update to 3.18.94
- Toolchain updated thanks to @djb77
SuperStock-Kernel V3.0.2:
- This kernel can only be used on OREO stock based roms (No ports!)
- Updated kernel source to most recent ERG2 code (rebuild from scratch)
- Updated ramdisk to ERG2
- Changed toolchain to google 4.9 for better compatibility
- Updated AIK to 3.3
- Updated f2fs to most recent available
- Updated linux to 3.18.118
SuperStock-Kernel V3.1.0:
- Source code based on ERH1
- Updated linux to 3.18.120
- Fixed samsungs mismatch in kernel compilation
Reserved
I will wait for the link )
king118 said:
I will wait for the link )
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Link is already up and running
Sent from my SuperMan powered SM-G930F
Tkkg1994 said:
Link is already up and running
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Already installed
does it have the dimmable notification led mod ?
More choices in I/O scheduler would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Edit: does not have deadline scheduler
NQNH said:
does it have the dimmable notification led mod ?
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kotaxor said:
More choices in I/O scheduler would be much appreciated.
Cheers
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For this I got the superkernel. This here will always be as much stock as possible
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I think that Row scheduler whould be better than any other because:
The ROW I/O scheduler was developed with the mobile devices needs in mind. In mobile devices, we favor user experience upon everything else, thus we want to give READ I/O requests as much priority as possible. In mobile devices we won't have as much parallel threads as on desktops. Usually it's a single thread or at most 2 simultaneous working threads for read & write. Favoring READ requests over WRITEs decreases the READ latency greatly. The main idea of the ROW scheduling policy is: If there are READ requests in pipe - dispatch them but don't starve the WRITE requests too much.
Benefits:
- Faster UI navigation and better overall phone experience
- Faster boot times and app launch times
Disadvantages:
- Not great for heavy multitasking
- Slower write speeds
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CFQ:
Completely Fair Queuing scheduler maintains a scalable per-process I/O queue and attempts to distribute the available I/O bandwidth equally among all I/O requests. Each per-process queue contains synchronous requests from processes. Time slice allocated for each queue depends on the priority of the 'parent' process. V2 of CFQ has some fixes which solves process' i/o starvation and some small backward seeks in the hope of improving responsiveness.
Benefits:
- Has a well balanced I/O performance
- Excellent on multiprocessor systems
- Regarded as a stable I/O scheduler
- Good for multitasking
Disadvantages:
- Some users report media scanning takes longest to complete using CFQ. This could be because of the property that since the bandwidth is equally distributed to all i/o operations during boot-up, media scanning is not given any special priority.
- Jitter (worst case delay) can sometimes be very high because the number of competing with each other process tasks
- Under constant load, the phone will experience increased I/O latency due to the way how the scheduler tries to create 'fairness'
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What do you think?
Not to start an off-topic discussion on its pros and cons, but would you ever consider adding F2FS support?
Thank you for new kernel. I flashed it with Supersu and after reboot I have no root (Supersu has no binary)...
Can you show me files with I need flash after kernel (I have your superrom v12. With su and xposed)?
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KaspaII said:
Thank you for new kernel. I flashed it with Supersu and after reboot I have no root (Supersu has no binary)...
Can you show me files with I need flash after kernel (I have your superrom v12. With su and xposed)?
Sent from my SM-G930F using XDA-Developers mobile app
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With xposed you use magsik then. Reflash magisk, xposed and phhs root
lost_ said:
Not to start an off-topic discussion on its pros and cons, but would you ever consider adding F2FS support?
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Not thought about it. Maybe I mean why not
king118 said:
I think that Row scheduler whould be better than any other because:
The ROW I/O scheduler was developed with the mobile devices needs in mind. In mobile devices, we favor user experience upon everything else, thus we want to give READ I/O requests as much priority as possible. In mobile devices we won't have as much parallel threads as on desktops. Usually it's a single thread or at most 2 simultaneous working threads for read & write. Favoring READ requests over WRITEs decreases the READ latency greatly. The main idea of the ROW scheduling policy is: If there are READ requests in pipe - dispatch them but don't starve the WRITE requests too much.
Benefits:
- Faster UI navigation and better overall phone experience
- Faster boot times and app launch times
Disadvantages:
- Not great for heavy multitasking
- Slower write speeds
---------- Post added at 05:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:41 PM ----------
CFQ:
Completely Fair Queuing scheduler maintains a scalable per-process I/O queue and attempts to distribute the available I/O bandwidth equally among all I/O requests. Each per-process queue contains synchronous requests from processes. Time slice allocated for each queue depends on the priority of the 'parent' process. V2 of CFQ has some fixes which solves process' i/o starvation and some small backward seeks in the hope of improving responsiveness.
Benefits:
- Has a well balanced I/O performance
- Excellent on multiprocessor systems
- Regarded as a stable I/O scheduler
- Good for multitasking
Disadvantages:
- Some users report media scanning takes longest to complete using CFQ. This could be because of the property that since the bandwidth is equally distributed to all i/o operations during boot-up, media scanning is not given any special priority.
- Jitter (worst case delay) can sometimes be very high because the number of competing with each other process tasks
- Under constant load, the phone will experience increased I/O latency due to the way how the scheduler tries to create 'fairness'
---------- Post added at 05:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:43 PM ----------
What do you think?
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Row is developed by qualcom. Will see if I add it
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@Tkkg1994
Please, Sir, ... are all loggers (logcat, ...) disabled ?
Many thanks in advance
Just a question,is this the same kernel version included in superman rom?
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spezl said:
Just a question,is this the same kernel version included in superman rom?
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The same.. But the newest version.
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enebro77 said:
@Tkkg1994
Please, Sir, ... are all loggers (logcat, ...) disabled ?
Many thanks in advance
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No
spezl said:
Just a question,is this the same kernel version included in superman rom?
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No, linux updated. Otherwise version number would be the same
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Thx. A version that's stable like this one with all the features of Super kernel would be great. Thus a Super kernel with stock values because when I lower values it stil freezes and I don't know stock values from many things.
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FlemishDroid said:
Thx. A version that's stable like this one with all the features of Super kernel would be great. Thus a Super kernel with stock values because when I lower values it stil freezes and I don't know stock values from many things.
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Yes I am thinking of disabling UC freqs and just OC the phone (on superkernel)
Tkkg1994 said:
Yes I am thinking of disabling UC freqs and just OC the phone (on superkernel)
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Or set default/stock values and gives the user the choose.
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Welcome to the official thread for Primal Kernel project for the Exynos Galaxy S7 (SM-G930F/FD/W8/S/L/K) running TouchWiz based ROMs (Nougat only currently).
The aim of this project is to provide a rock solid, ready to use tweaked kernel, without useless features.
Introduction:
Primal Kernel, formerly known as The Outsider Kernel, is the first S7 kernel for TouchWiz based ROMs sporting the AnyKernel2 installation approach.
The most widespread method consists of flashing a complete prebuilt boot image (this means that it will be flashed straight away without any modification).
This is the most practical method for providing a working kernel, but it has disadvantages too:
1) the installation package will be bigger.
2) the developer must keep the ramdisk updated with the newest from stock kernels. This requires rebasing the patches and keeping up with the newest firmwares sometimes with frequent releases.
3) it makes the compatibility with older ROMs a little more complicated as a newer ramdisk could add modifications not supported by the older ROM.
4) for the ported ROMs the developer has to manually patch the ramdisk with the required changes from the ported device's one. So you have to create a different boot.img for every ported device for every S7 variant.
But we have an alternative...
AnyKernel2 is a different approach to the installation of the kernel: the package only contains the prebuilt zImage (the actual kernel), the dtb (basic hardware instructions like reserved memory and so on) and the patches for the stock ramdisk. AnyKernel while installing unpacks the previous kernel and replaces zImage, dtb and, after patching it, the new ramdisk.
This implies various benefits:
1) smaller installation package.
2) you can always have the most updated ramdisk without the need of waiting an update from the developer.
3) better compatibility as you can flash it on top of any stock (or close to) boot image.
4) it makes life a lot easier for the developer with many ready to use patching functions.
5) with some efforts from me, the package can adapt the stock S7 ramdisk to work on any S8 or Note FE ported ROM, making it even more adaptable.
All this sounds great (and it is great) but introduces a problem: you can't flash it on top of another custom kernel. This because custom kernels almost always have scripts and other modifications to the ramdisk, which might not be compatible with my kernel.
Installation instructions:
If you correctly follow these instructions you'll be able to run Primal on any ROM (as above).
If it doesn't work, read twice and try installing again before asking for help.
● Instructions for BatMan ROM (S8 port) users:
1) install the ROM (you can dirty flash if you already have it installed) make sure to choose stock kernel (so it doesn't install the new GPU libs, which aren't supported by Primal).
3) after the ROM flashing process has been completed flash the Primal kernel zip for your device.
4) flash your preferred root method.
5) reboot and be patient as first boot might take a little more time.
● Instructions for any other ROM (any other S8 and Note FE ported ROM and, obviously, any S7 ROM) running a custom kernel:
1) make sure you have the stock S7 kernel zip (or any stock boot.img from any S7 Odin package or ROM zip containing the stock kernel) and Primal Kernel zip.
2) if you have a boot.img flash it to the boot partition using Flashify or TWRP itself.
3) if you have the flashable stock kernel zip and Primal Kernel zip reboot to recovery and flash in this order: stock kernel zip, Primal Kernel zip and then your preferred root method.
● Instructions for any S7 ROM running stock kernel:
1) reboot to recovery and flash in this order Primal Kernel and your root method of choice.
If you get into a bootloop...
● if you're running a port make sure it says dream2lte (if an S8 port) or gracerlte (if a Note FE port) in the build.prop; if there isn't any add a line at the bottom, "primal=dream2lte" for S8 or "primal=gracerlte" for Note FE.
● make sure your ROM doesn't come with the new GPU libs installed, if it does restore the old libs somehow (flashable zip coming soon!).
Thanks and Credits:
● Samsung OSRC for the kernel source code
● @Tkkg1994 and @jesec for their clear and vast source code and scripts
● @flar2, @UpInTheAir, @franciscofranco, @eng.stk, @osm0sis, @andip71 and others for their great contributions to the community and Android
Features:
● based on the latest Samsung kernel source code G935FXXU1DQH8 merged with G935SKSU1DQG1
● always have the latest ramdisk for your specific model and variant, thanks to AnyKernel2
● ported ROMs are supported (like S8 and Note FE based ROMs)
● compiled with custom built Uber Toolchain 6.4.1 (20170826) and optimization flags
● custom scripts with tweaks applied at boot, optimizations and wakelock fixes
● init.d support
● added a few tested and updated CPU governors (blu_active, conservative, ondemand, powersave, interactive, performance).
default: interactive
● added a few tested and updated I/O schedulers (noop, deadline, row, cfq, bfq, zen)
default: cfq with custom parameters
● added a few TCP congestion algorithms (westwood, reno, bic, cubic, htcp, lia, olia, wvegas)
default: westwood
● full f2fs support from jaegeuk's f2fs-stable plus OnePlus improvements
● fstab mount tweaks for both ext4 and f2fs
● fixed various bugs in the Linux code like improved cyptography algorithms, filesystems, network...
● architecture specific fixes
● cpuidle improvements
● random (entropy) generation improvements
● power managemnet, schedulers, governor and memory management improvements
● unlocked lower CPU frequencies with correct voltages and set recommended defaults (312MHz big - 338MHz LITTLE)
● schedule workqueues on awake CPUs enabled
● improved hotplug and idle with interactive governor
● added 112MHz minimum GPU frequency and clock control
● voltage control for GPU
● LED control with fading option
● voltage control for big and LITTLE clusters
● preset I/O scheduler tunables
● disabled SWAP and ZSWAP for best performance
● preset VM tunables
● SELinux permissive
● Knox 0x0, Samsung security checks and SafetyNet spoofed to pass
● Fsync switch added
● Software CRC control switch added
● and many other changes (too many to be listed here)...
Notes:
● If you want root, you need to flash the root zip after flashing this kernel (Magisk is recommended to pass SafetyNet).
● If you want to access the advanced kernel controls MTweaks by @morogoku is the only app which supports all the features (download it here).
Everything has always been stable, and almost bug free, so no notes on that side at the moment :laugh:
Latest stable version is 2.3.4.
If you want to flash an older version see Archive in the download links below.
Source > GitHub
Commits (kind of a changelog) > GitHub
Download:
herolte (S7 SM-G930) > Android File Host
Support:
If you want to receive support, find and share settings, report bugs and try Beta versions, join our Telegram group:
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You're welcome
XDA:DevDB Information
Primal Kernel, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S7
Contributors
kylothow
Source Code: https://github.com/kylothow/universal8890-NN-G935
Kernel Special Features: Stable f2fs porting, tweaked with recommended settings, a few but working governors, schedulers and patches are just some of the awesome features.
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2.3.4
Stable Release Date: 2017-09-13
Created 2017-04-26
Last Updated 2017-09-14
Changelogs:
From version 2.3.3 to 2.3.4:
Code:
● added fstrim on boot
● added Knox and other security check props spoofing inside the kernel
● added Google Play services drains fix
● added custom init.rc with tweaks (cfq with tunables preset, read ahead 128 and 256 for external, rised base CPU frequency a little (you can lower it if you want)
● recent patch to cpufreq added
● updated AnyKernel2 with the latest goodies from osm0sis
While searching the Internet you might also find versions which aren't listed here: these are Beta versions and their changelog isn't available (but included in the one of the next stable version, so you don't miss anything).
All the changes I made are listed on GitHub.
Old changelogs (for The Outsider):
Version 2.2.1
Code:
- added cleaning scripts at boot (automatic trim, sqlite optimization, cache and leftovers cleaning
- updated ramdisk and mcregistry to DQE7
- updated with latest Samsung changes (DQE7/DQEF)
- disabled swap and zsmalloc
- added row I/O scheduler
- increased default maximum frequency to 2.6GHz
- updated to Linux 3.18.55
- switched to custom built Uber Toolchain 6.3.1 (20170528)
- switched to a whole new overclock/voltage management method based on ASV
- changed frequency policy especially regarding touch boost (for better battery)
- allow to enable Exynos swap
- add unstable power detection and charging/battery controls
- added notifiers for the future addition of CPU governors and removed old/broken implementations
- a few f2fs and other minor fixes to defconfig, schedulers, cpufreq
Version 2.1.6
Code:
- switched to GCC 6.3.1
- various build flags to optimize building
- enabled a few compression algorithms (GZIP, LZ4, LZMA...)
- enabled cryptographic drivers optimized for 64 bits
- defconfig tunings to reduce debug logging
- updated mcRegistry and ramdisk to DQD9 (for S8Port only the init file)
- drastically changed kernel default tweks/settings
Version 2.1.5
Code:
- fixes regarding stability and speed
- ext4 and fuse fixes
- crypto and drivers built uncompressed
- random numbers generation changes
Version 2.1.4
Code:
- the kernel has been redone from scratch; the features are in pair/more than the previous 1.x.x versions, and gives you an overall way better experience.
Version 1.4.1
Code:
- various bug fixes
- performance/reliability improvements for network, ext4, f2fs and cryptography
- enabled a few kernel modules for ipv6 and a few other optimizations
- trying out higher kernel timings
- set default governor to blu_active
Version 1.4.0
Code:
- first release for xda
How to set up your phone with f2fs:
1) First you have to install a compatible recovery. Recent TWRP releases can format and mount f2fs, but they don't handle a few installation scripts correcty. I recommend TWRP 3.1.1.0 by @lyapota which has the correct patches. You can find it here.
2) Then you have to backup all your data (internal storage will be wiped too, so make sure to copy ALL your files in the INTERNAL storage). So, any TWRP backup should be taken on external SD card.
3) After this, reboot into TWRP. From Wipe / Advanced Wipe check only /data, then select Change Filesystem and check f2fs. Do the same for /cache. At the moment I don't think there are ROMs that support f2fs on /system too (All the TouchWiz based ROMs force ext4 and format despite settings).
4) Reboot into recovery once again, so we're sure that it can mount everything.
5) At this point you're done. Flash your ROM of choice, this kernel and whatever you want.
Reboot and profit!
ROMs supporting f2fs formatted /system will be listed here when available.
Dishonored reference?
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XDevOS said:
Dishonored reference?
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Definitely [emoji6]
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kylothow said:
Definitely [emoji6]
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Love that game :good: Will stay with this kernel as long as I can xD <3
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busy man
thanx boss
testing. ..
hotplug?
what Rom you running @kylothow
Calvin.manneson said:
busy man
thanx boss
testing. ..
hotplug?
what Rom you running @kylothow
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At the moment only the stock hotplug. Further developments will need a specific app like Synapse or maybe a custom Kernel Adiutor -- which is the next step in the development.
I'm running latest Helios, the only thing that is preventing me to do my own custom ROM (basically it perfectly fits my needs).
Default settings are the best even for you?
I wanna try your work but don't have enough time for playing games with custom settings.
Thx a lot for you anyway
ig_df said:
Default settings are the best even for you?
I wanna try your work but don't have enough time for playing games with custom settings.
Thx a lot for you anyway
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The point of this is to provide a great experience out of the box -- there is a few others helping me to decide which are the best settings, and I update them quite often because it's a continue pursuit of the best everyday settings profile.
The script applies at boot before anything else so you can change them in case you don't like.
The inexperienced user can update the kernel and enjoy always updated settings without even installing a kernel control app or rooting.
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+good kernal antutu 15xxxx
https://www.mx7.com/i/140/F2Pnl9.png
-battery unstable
rom s.....
Calvin.manneson said:
busy man
thanx boss
testing. ..
hotplug?
what Rom you running @kylothow
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Those scores are with OC ? GPU and CPU?
Seems smooth even with PowerSaving mode(1.4.1)
Update: Battery is unstable <=60-50%
nalas said:
Those scores are with OC ? GPU and CPU?
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yup,speed up everything for high score
New base D2/3 all score high.
with stock kernel and default settings score 140k.
May give it a try out at some point ATM I'm on superman ROM but curious as if it will break superman control app as I know a version of super kernel broken that app
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king118 said:
Seems smooth even with PowerSaving mode(1.4.1)
Update: Battery is unstable <=60-50%
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hi
what is battery unstable you mean? it's less time than other kernel? please guide
tranphungan said:
hi
what is battery unstable you mean? it's less time than other kernel? please guide
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The old 1.x.x version can have every problem imaginable (the only confirmed one is stutters for some users) but no one ever complained about battery.
Users just say things without proof, stats or logs, they don't even mention the settings they're using or which ROM are they on... Definitely not useful.
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kylothow said:
The old 1.x.x version can have every problem imaginable (the only confirmed one is stutters for some users) but no one ever complained about battery.
Users just say things without proof, stats or logs, they don't even mention the settings they're using or which ROM are they on... Definitely not useful.
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Thank you.
In my opinion. I can see this kernel make my rom Super Man is smoother than superstock or tgpkernel or superkernel. Absolutely smoothly and not effect to battery much (still not recognize..). I push up all cpu frequency to max. Hehe
New update is available for download. It has been tested and reported to be stable and worth the upgrade from the great 2.1.6.
Here's the changelog:
Version 2.2.1
Code:
- added cleaning scripts at boot (automatic trim, sqlite optimization, cache and leftovers cleaning
- updated ramdisk and mcregistry to DQE7
- updated with latest Samsung changes (DQE7/DQEF)
- disabled swap and zsmalloc
- added row I/O scheduler
- increased default maximum frequency to 2.6GHz
- updated to Linux 3.18.55
- switched to custom built Uber Toolchain 6.3.1 (20170528)
- switched to a whole new overclock/voltage management method based on ASV
- changed frequency policy especially regarding touch boost (for better battery)
- allow to enable Exynos swap
- add unstable power detection and charging/battery controls
- added notifiers for the future addition of CPU governors and removed old/broken implementations
- a few f2fs and other minor fixes to defconfig, schedulers, cpufreq
> https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=171297
thanx for updating dev.
definitely the fastest custom kernel for me...
anyone know why ux score is 'red' in antutu?
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Introduction
Buying Mi 5 gave me opportunity to spread wings and maintain a (hopefully) better version of Linux kernel for this device.
The idea is to provide two levels of modification, one - the most up-to-date kernel upstreamed with official Linux changes (also Android) repo to provide bug-free and stable experience, second - tweaks and additional features placed in top of upstreamed version to give blazing efficiency and battery friendly experience.
I came with the idea while looking onto linux repo - there are so many fixes and optimizations done to the code which gonna never come up to any Android device. So why not to try and pick some of these changes?
Android device is one of many for which Linux kernel is developed. Adding hardware specific changes will give extra performance and battery backup as it's going to use the phone architecture better instead of generic implementation.
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Compatibility
It is LOS forked repo so any LOS-based ROM should be compatible (not MIUI compatible).
Do not use it with any custom ROM or additional modifications as I'm not supporting them (and will not).
Of course, you can try flashing, if it works - enjoy.
Downloads
You can use 'Download' tab in the top or download from AFH .
Installation:
- download kernel zip and necessarily check MD5!
- boot into recovery
- flash the zip (always flash on clean ROM!!)
- (optionally you can wipe cache/dalvik)
- reboot to the system and taste the madnesss
Soda-Upstream - stock kernel upstreamed with official repos as much as it is possible.
Features of Soda-Upstream:
- Almost fully updated to v3.18.87
- Compiled with fresh Google's prebuild GCC 4.9
- A lot of official fixes and optimizations
- Updated crypto parts
- Updated lib parts (lots of performance improvements)
- Updated cpuidle
- Updated devfreq
- Updated Android drivers
- Updated pseudo file systems & JBD2
- Updated fs (up to 10% faster I/o)
- Updated arm64 deps
- Updated parts in net
- Miscellaneous scrpits update
- Stock frequency on 32gb model
- Own fix for mitigation task not initialized (testing)
- Other minor updates
Soda Kernel - upstreamed kernel compiled with fresh GCC, arch dependent flags, awesome tweaks and without any useless crap!
Features of Soda:
- All from Soda-Upstream
- Compiled with UBER TC 5.x (can't go higher due to s***ty drivers)
- Added arch optimization flags
- Changes in config
- Enabled by default net governor Westwood
- New IO scheds: ZEN, FIFO, FIOPS, Maple
- New CPU govs: ElementalX, ZZmove, Blu_Active
- Adreno Idler
- Adreno boost
- Disabled CRC
- Mi5 Lite has standard CPU frequency
- Added Frandom
- Backlight Dimmer
- Kcal v2
- Compiled with -O2
- Passing SafetyNet: GREEN
- Optimized functions
- Charge Control
- Boeffla Wakelock Blocker with predefined stuff
- Disabled FG wakelocks: update_sram, update_temp, memaccess, soc_work
- Default noatime mount flag
- Sound Control
- FingerPrint boost (it's not taking a lot of battery, but makes a difference at screen wakeup)
- Higher Slimbus frequencies to provide better sound quality (and truly it's working)
- Gentle Fair Sleepers, Arch Capacity interface
- Dynamic Sync Control 2.0
- USB OTG
- Alucard Hotplug
- IntelliThermal
- PowerSuspend
- Updated CPU boost
- Memory Compaction mechanism
Before you exit:
Don't get dishearten because of 'poor' features list. Main advantage of this kernel is upstream of many parts. Changes in Soda are chosen wisely, I implement thinks that are supposed to benefit. You don't need XYZ, you need Soda
Known issues:
Upstream:
None
Soda:
- Battery idle drain (investigation in progress)
- Speaker gain is broken
FAQ:
Could you add XYZ feature?
I will not add features I personally think are useless or unneeded. I can only promise I'll take it into consideration. If you're so single-minded about that just fork repo and pull request - I'll pick it gladly.
Could you upstream XYZ?
Ok, upstreaming is nice unless you fall into conflicts or totally new code structure. Don't expect me to update the kernel up to 4.13, haha! I'll keep in mind what you're asking me for, but if you're so desperate about this I'm waiting for pull request .
Why should I choose yours upstreamed version?
Don't expect it to change your Mi 5 into S7 edge =)
Think about like that - some time ago Google forked Linux kernel at version 3.18.31 and added their changes, then Qualcomm forked it and added their changes, then Xiaomi forked and added their changes. There are a lot of bugs, memory leaks and other bad stuff in here and probably nobody will take care about it... Oooch, except me! My aim is to keep the code as most up-to-date as possible - so without rewriting a half of proprietary drivers.
Does it make any sense?
In my opinion - yes.
Our phone will be more stable, not vulnerable to newest 0-days and hopefully a bit faster and battery friendlier. The key is bug-free optimized code; magical tweaks do not always take the first place in making a kernel better. As of my experience using upstreamed version gives more battery and smoothness!
"My phone freezees help meeee!!!!!!!11oneoneone..."
Description, logcat, kmesg or GTFO.
Could your changes damage my device?
I don't take any responsibility for broken devices, firing from work or nuclear wars. It's a hobby project maintained in my free time. I carefully pick up changes not to mess up anything and add features that are checked and provided to work correctly. There is a small range of cases when you can loose your phone completely, typically it will just freeze and reboot.
Where is version for MIUI and EAS?
MIUI won't be supported because Xiaomi haven't updated their repo for a long time. Building for MIUI would bring more problems than advantages.
EAS is in testing stage and will be released soon.
Remember to hit like button if you like my work as it motivates me a lot!
Play with it and post your experience please
Firmware:
Now I'm also providing updated firmware flashables.
You can easily download firmware packages from AFH .
Happy flashing!
Telegram:
I created Telegram Group where we talk about everything concerned with Android and kernels. Everyone is welcome!
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Nightlies:
If you want to taste unreleased versions of Soda make sure to join my --- Telegram Channel --- where I post release candidates.
Donation:
I have spent lots of hours on debugging and feature adding. I'm developing this project in my free time but I put my heart and soul into it. I'll be glad to see you appreciate my work!
Buy me a coffee
Thanks to:
All LineageOS team @Lord Boeffla (aka andip71) @ZaneZam @bgcngm @frap129 #engstk @arter97 @jollaman999 @franciscofranco @TheCrazyLex
Special thanks to:
@mlira1 @SkiesOfAzel
XDA:DevDB Information
The Soda Kernel, Kernel for the Xiaomi Mi 5
Contributors
xNombre
Source Code: https://github.com/xNombre/android_kernel_xiaomi_msm8996
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2017-08-20
Last Updated 2017-12-15
The Soda-Upstream Kernel Changelog:
Code:
beta 1.0:
- initial release!
- upstreamed to v3.18.60
- upstreamed crypto section
version 1.1 (no beta anymore):
- upstreamed lib section (it includes a lot of optimizations done to the code)
- minor init fixes
- few block fixes
- updated ZRAM driver (with new LZ4 it's way much faster)
version 1.2:
- updated GCC from google's repo
- updated to linux 3.18.70
- updated cpuidle
- updated a bit in cpufreq
- updated devfreq
- [STRIKE]updated pseudofilesystems (like sysfs, proc etc.)[/STRIKE]
- updated Android drivers (a lot of changes)
- useless Adaptive LMK is removed
- updated sdcardfs
- merged LOS branch
version 1.2.1:
- BIG filesystems update (mainly pseudofilesystems)
version 1.2.2: --IT'S A HOTFIX---
- reverted a lot of crap
- fixed zram issues (need to be updated more carefully)
- minor updates in video, gpu
- minor updates in amba
- merged LOS tree
version 1.3:
- upstreamed to v3.18.84
- upstreamed with base
- updated android drivers (this time it's truly better)
- updated arm64 section
- own fix for broken mitigation task
- now you have stock freqs on 32gb model :)
- updated fs (up to 10% performance spike based on benchmarks)
- updated Linux scripts
- updates in net section (incomplete)
- kernel is now named soda :D
- updated GCC
- minor changes
version 1.3.1:
- fixed problems with F2FS
- fixed problem with kernel name unavailable
version 1.3.2:
- upstreamed with base (fixes potential touchscreen issues)
- upstreamed linux to 3.18.87
- updated AnyKernel2 (smaller package size)
The Soda Kernel Changelog:
Code:
beta 1.0:
- initial release!
- changes in config
- disabled CPU Boost
- disabled useless things
beta 1.1:
- added backlight dimmer
- added Kcal
- added Adreno Idler
- hard disabled CRC
- added frandom
- stock freqs on Mi5 Lite
- added blu active
- deleted LZO
- config changes
- based on newest Soda Upstream
beta 1.2:
- improved square root algo
- added FP boost
- SafetyNet: green
- improved imageblit func
- added parameter to change QC Fast Charge current
- added parameter to change charging current (900mA mod)
- added wakelock blocker
- added Sound Control
- added BL limits parameter
- default to noatime flag
- added Adreno Boost
- merged latest soda-upstream (with LOS changes)
- temporary fix for backlight dimmer (need more investigation)
- passing new flags to compiler
- updated toolchain
- disabled useless stuff in config
- less debugging more power
- higher freqs on slimbus
beta 1.2.1:
- FIXED high ram usage
- enabled bfq and cfq due to requests
- disabled useless wakelocks from FG
- updated blu_active
beta 1.3 (not released yet):
- rebased on top of upstream
added:
- Memory Compaction Mechanism
- Sound control ported to Xiaomi devices
- PowerSuspend
- Alucard Hotplug
- IntelliThermal
- Dynamic Sync Control
- updated and reenabled CPU boost
- removed log spamming
- changes in config (disabled useless things, added OTG support, enabled ondemand, wakelocks garbaging)
- fixed not working AudioFX!!
- tweaks to provide better battery life
- enabled arch capacity
- added knob to manipulate Gentle Fair Sleepers and Arch Capacity
- changed GPU initial power level
- fixed problems with temperature sensor
- introducing own Charging Control module
- minor changes
beta 1.3.1: (not released yet)
- fixed problems with battery drain (finally)
- changed toolchain to ?Linaro? 7.x
- refreshed compiler flags
- updated BFQ to v8r12
- disabled crap from compiling
- frandom is now utilized
- overall random api performance improvement
- c-state aware scheduler
- CFQ and BFQ compiled with hierarchical scheduling
- more silence
Reserved
How to tweak my kernel:
1. Charge control:
Path of all tunables is
Code:
/sys/kernel/fast_charge
You have 3 tunables as follows:
maximum_qc_current (DEFAULT: 2800) - it's very important one, its value controls QC3.0 charging current. Recently there are commons problems with screens and the assumption is that too high current causes that problem. Lowering the value would also make your battery's life longer!
force_fast_charge (DEFAULT: 0) - it's common known knob to force 900mA charging on unknown sources. I tweaked it a bit and now, if it's possible, driver will choose higher values depending on the source.
charge_limit (DEFAULT: 100) - it's very interesting one, its value controls maximum percentage of which your battery will be charged. After given limit charging will be stopped. Lowering this value could benefit in prolonged battery life as capacity wouldn't decrease that fast. Scientific researches recommend charging your battery to 80%.
3.Sound control:
You can tweak it using Kernel Adiutor.
4.Sched features:
I would like to resolve doubts connected with Arch Power. On kernel v3.18 there isn't such a feature. Cherry-picking old interface doesn't change anything in fair scheduler, the only thing you see is magic switch which does... nothing. Our kernel has feature named Arch Capacity which is *let's say* correspondent to previous one so I created two tunables - arch_capacity and arch_power. These are mirrored values so now you can enable/disable it in KA as known Arch Power but please remember that you're changing arch_capacity in fact.
My recommendation is to disable Gentle Fair Sleepers because you can save battery a bit.
You can also tweak it using Kernel Adiutor.
miui support please...
Aosp support ?
Did you add somes cpu governor ? And for you which its the best to have a better battery
Envoyé de mon MI 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
Aleluya! Not much kernel variety on our mi 5, pretty thanks I will test it early dev
cheers
Download link (I've found it, but it would be better in the description)? Governors? SOT?
Great news Sir,
I hope soon we could have good costum kernel with great stability and compability with newer rom.
I wish you could support AOSP based rom too
radnou974 said:
Did you add somes cpu governor ? And for you which its the best to have a better battery
Envoyé de mon MI 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
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I just started Soda developing so you have to wait sometime for custom tweaks.
According to governors I think the most important thing is to configure it nicely, sth like AKT or GovTuner does. Stock interactive is good.
hans william said:
Great news Sir,
I hope soon we could have good costum kernel with great stability and compability with newer rom.
I wish you could support AOSP based rom too
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AFAIK AOSP is based on LOS sources, it should work correctly
But some time it doesn't work properly on AOSP based rom, I used DragonXia as default kernel on every rom I flashed, but lately with latest release rom it's doesn't stable.
I hope you could made manually setting on/off the CPU core for better battery life, as hotplugging not save much battery life.
Overclocking was great too
I will test yours beta kernel right now Sir
CPU 0 and CPU 1 are stuck at 1593MHz.
Edit:
It seems like a restart solved it.
Edit2:
setting io scheduler to noop causes freeze.
abyssq said:
Edit2:
setting io scheduler to noop causes freeze.
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On my phone everything works correctly.
Try typing in terminal/adb:
su
echo noop > /sys/block/sda/queue/scheduler
cat /sys/block/sda/queue/scheduler
If it says noop it's working...
xNombre said:
On my phone everything works correctly.
Try typing in terminal/adb:
su
echo noop > /sys/block/sda/queue/scheduler
cat /sys/block/sda/queue/scheduler
If it says noop it's working...
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Yes it's working now. The test-iosched scheduler caused the problem.
will you add miui 9 support? miui lack of custom kernel support. thanks for dev gemini kernel.
which features does it have? quick charge? eas ?
"disabled CPU Boost" this is real great, i guess you know what i want. waitinng for a more stable realese and then give it a try
I pushed a first beta of Soda kernel. I added a few useful features, but battery usage reduction should be significant. Try it on your own
Thanks for your work! I will try and report back when possible.
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List of Supported
Variants
SM-G930S/K/L/F/FD/W8
SM-G935S/K/L/F/FD/W8
ROMs
TouchWiz N base all ROMs (Stock, S8 port ROMs, Note 7/8 port ROMs)
AOSP 7.1.2 & 8.x base all ROMs (Lineage, RR, crDroid & AICP & more...)
Main Features
OSRC's latest Note-FE & S7 source code base.
Using the AnyKernel2(Flashing Tool).
Synapse support.
SELinux Permissive / Enforcing switchable (+ Fake Enforcing Mode).
Linux-stable 3.18.y upstream.
Compile with UBERTC 6.4.1 toolchain.
F2FS support (/data, /cache only).
Optimized for Exynos8890 using the Exynos-M1 flag for compile options.
Gametuner-Mod
Game Booster Mode
intelligent performance enhancement mode in conjunction with Samsung-Gametuner.
Fake KNOX.
chacha20 to random (entropy).
Linaro LSK-v3.18-Energy-Aware Scheduler (EAS) port.
EAS simplifies power and performance management through scheduler-driven tuning to manage more efficiently.
Linux-v3.18 already has EAS installed, but with the LSK-v3.18-EAS, the existing EAS has been further improved and the user can choose between tuning power efficiency and performance.
Linaro v3.18/topic/OPPv2 branch merge.
Lazytime mount options
improved storage performance and longevity.
Similar to DynamicFsync, but operates at the file system level and has no risk of data loss.
CPU/GPU UC & OC.
Limit the maximum overclock range according to the device's ASV value (device yield) to prevent excessive overclocking.
CPU/GPU/BUS voltage control.
GPU Performance Tuning.
Performance/balance/battery separated DVFS user settings.
Thunder Hotplug driver port.
HMP tuning Interface.
Detail charging circuit control allows faster charging.
Added I/O Scheduler 'bfq, fifo, fiops, row, sio, maple, tripndroid, zen'.
Enable Westwood tcp/ip congestion control (not default).
LED FADE control.
PWM Flicker free.
boeffla's generic wakelock blocker driver.
Qualcomm interactive (renamed cafactive) cpu governor porting.
Added battery-friendly 'relaxed' governors, and more.
Provides an add-on that keep kernel settings on unrooted devices.
Synapse: System Tweak add-on available.
Synapse: Provides configuration profile separated by performance/battery/stability.
Many other optimization applications.
How many users are there in this kernel and what is it with custom ROM?
* Go to User Statistics.
With this kernel, the following information is sent once to the developer's server at boot time.
variant, android serial number(not device serial), name of current firmware(ROM), country code, kernel version
* This information is Android apps can see without any special permissions.
* If you suspect other information transfer, open the '/res/synapse/actions/addon' file.
Description for AOSP ROMs
If you are using another developer's custom kernel, or if using ramdisk is corrupted kernel, you may encounter a bootloop or an unknown problem.
If you have a bootloop problem, flash the PRIME kernel after first flashing the builtin kernel in your ROM. (Or flash the ROM again)
This kernel is flashed AnyKernel method, for all kinds of AOSP ROM support.
Download
Latest Version | Older Version
Community
Telegram Group: https://t.me/primekernel
Naver Cafe (for Korean): http://cafe.naver.com/primeusers
How do I enable donation-only add-on features?
Credit (Thanks. to)
@AndreiLux - Perseus8890 kernel.
@tkkg1994 - refer to some Commits.
@arter97 - cafactive & more.
@osm0sis - AnyKernel2.
@jesec - AOSP kernel source.
@Wootever - PWM Flicker Free.
All members of the PRIME-Kernel NaverCafe.
And all of commited in sources & all of xda developers.
XDA:DevDB Information
PRIME-Kernel, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S7
Contributors
Hyunwoo AHN
Source Code: https://github.com/dwander/Linaro-base/tree/herolte
Kernel Special Features: Linaro-LSK-3.18-EAS Port, Gametuner-MOD, Intelli-Performance
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 2.1.2
Stable Release Date: 2017-12-17
Created 2017-09-23
Last Updated 2017-12-17
How do enable donation-only add-on features?
I only receive donations from your heart.
Do not donate if you intend to unlock synapses.
If you are unable to make a donation of 5.0 USD or more due to economic reasons, please do not donate and request me to unlock Synapse. Then you can use all the functions of synapse without donation.
How to request synapse unlock
Please tell [email protected] the following:
- A matter that is difficult for you to donate(eg economically difficult countries, students without money or credit card).
- The first five letters or screenshots of the KeyCode on the Synapse's first screen.
Change Log
v2.1.2
fixed bluetooth issue in AOSP 8.1
Linux upstream to v3.18.88
v2.1.1
Linux upstream to 3.18.87
Add Android O (8.x) support
Add new commit for AOSP support
Changed AOSP build to TouchWiz base (Integrated AOSP and TW kernel source code)
Fixed WiFi-Hotspot issue for N8 porting ROM
Fixed an issue where the charge state switching notification did not work
Note-FE GPU driver (r15p0) build droped
r12p1 GPU driver is built back into the package
Minor bug fixes
v2.0.1
Reuse AutoASV
Over clock limit relaxed
Removing the State Notifier Driver & Using the FB Driver
Fixed a bug where two big cores could not be used (v2.0)
Corrected the overclock value to actually apply when boosting the big core
Synapse: Memory: Z-Swap compression algorithm selection option removed
Synapse: Labs: gms drain patch removed
v2.0.0
base: Re-based on Note-FE source code
linux: upstream to v3.18.83
f2fs: Updated latest from f2fs-stable branch
init: Fixed video playback delay issues reported by some N8 porting users
tcp: Change the TCP congestion control algorithm default to Westwood (stock: bic)
Synapse: Fixed the problem that the Intelli-Performance setting is released after rebooting
GPU: Remove unnecessary ipa update code
exynos: Separate AutoASV in 5 steps
exynos: Changed AutoASV not to participate in overclock value(only used for big Core boosting)
mm: Change Z-Swap compression algorithm default to lzo(stock value)
Synapse: Memory: Added Z-Swap compression algorithm selection option
Synapse: Add Labs tab
Synapse: Storage: Resolve compatibility issues with DualSIM models
installer-zip: Include a RAMdisk for TouchWiz for all supported models in package(no need for stock kernel flashing)
installer-zip: After the kernel flashing is complete, it automatically flashes when Magisk or SuperSU files are found.
v1.9.3
Upstream to Linux 3.18.80
Synapse->Utility: Added Android ID management function
Synapse->Advanced: Added option to switch to Enforcing mode after booting
Synapse Add-on Updated to v6.4.2
selinux, Improved fake Enforcing
Use new random driver functions
Removing Gametuner-MOD from AOSP build
Minor bug fix
v1.9.0
Supported Note 8 Porting ROMs
Backported random(entropy) driver from Linux v4.14.rc7
Updated AnyKernel2 (bug fix)
Updated mptcp(Multipath TCP) driver (0.90.0 → 0.90.3)
installer, Prevent Magisk from being deleted when merging ramdisk
Reduced screen brightness during boot
r12p0/r15p0 GPU driver to separate build, packaged in one
! Please read the 'Attention to the GPU driver' part on the first page.
v1.8.2
Linux upstream to v3.18.78
Merge G935F DQJ1 firmware sources
Merge Note-FE AQI4 firmware sources
Fix SafetyNet bypass issue.
f2fs: fix potential panic during fstrim
selinux: Apply Fake-Enforcing mode
In Enforcing mode, it actually works in Permissive mode.
Thanks to @jesec
Synapse: minor bug fix
v1.8.0
• Linux 3.18.76 upstream.
• fully merged Note-FE AQH3 firmware sources.
- There are very very many improvements(bad sammy!)
- Not applicable for AOSP binaries• Added boeffla's generic wakelock block driver. by @andip71
• Synapse > wakelock: Add generic wakelock.
• Synapse: Some English translation.
v1.7.0
• Linux 3.18.75 upstream
• Added IPA update for cafactive, ironactive, impulse governors.
• Added relaxed CPU governor
- Conservative based battery-friendly governer, with performance degradation.• ironactive, impulse governor removal.
• Synapse: Added EAS-Tune tab.
- Boost support separated by global, top-app, background, and foreground items.
v1.6.0
Linux 3.18.73 upstream.
Selinux: permissive/enforce mode switching support.
Synapse: Improved to work in Enforce mode.
Synapse: Improved the SynapseLoader add-on to work in Enforce mode.
Synapse: Added SELinux Enforce option.
- More complete SafetyNet bypass & KakaoBank compatible.Synapse: Updated addon (v6.4.0)
Install-zip: Prevent Magisk from reverting kernel init files before.
Install-zip: Added init binary hexpatch to support f2fs conversion of cache partition.
v1.5.2
aosp: Reduce the haptic feedback strength default by 50%.
synapse: misc: Added haptic feedback intensity control to AOSP.
v1.5.1
Enable cgroup_schedtune.
- EAS Schedule tuning (energy or performance) automation support options.
- CFS boost setting is removed accordingly.install-zip: Fixed some bugs in the flashing process.
v1.5.0
Linux 3.18.72 upstream.
G935F-DQIC firmware kernel source merged.
Support AOSP 7.1.2 based custom ROMs.
- Tested: LineageOS, crDroid, RRChanged to AnyKernel method.
Updating the f2fs file system on the f2fs-stable branch.
workqueue improvement.
Apply ADJ_RBTREE to LMK.
Using ARM64 logic on SHA256 / 512.
PWM Flicker Free - Thank's to [email protected]
- information: https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/development/amoled-pwm-s7-edge-t3517739Synapse - Added WakeLock control.
- Some are not supported in MTweaks, I recommend using Synapse.Synapse: Added CPU Voltage margin setting.
There are many more minor changes.
v1.4.0
EAS: Adding a missing commit.
- Fixed temperature rise problem in some high-end games.GPU: DVFS tuning.
Synapse: Correct default settings when selecting maple IO scheduler.
init: cfs_boost Adjust the default value to 0.
zip-installer: Mali-R12P0 & R15P0 Include the GPU driver in the package.
v1.3.2
Linux 3.18.71 upstream.
changed the source code base to G935FXXU1DQH8.
improved crypto.
fs: updated to the latest in the f2fs-stable branch.
f2fs: support for lazytime mounts.
fstab: support f2fs mount (/system not allowed).
ext4: fix fencepost error in lazytime optimization.
ramdisk: unified with G935FXXU1DQHY base without any 'flat/edge/kor/eur'.
v1.3.0
Disable Exynos-Swap, use ZSwap.
- ZSwap's efficiency is better.Enable zswap_writeback.
Changed the toolchain to gcc-6.4.1 (UBERTC 6.4.1).
Remove the 'perfect C-state residency' related commits.
Back to r12p0 gpu driver.
- Battery efficiency issue of r15p0.Fix synaps FC issue.
- In the case of genuine firmware, FC occurs at the first execution.Optimized & bug fixes for old scripts in synapse.
Ramdisk divided build, global model and Korean model.
- Several issues related to global models.
v1.2.0
Updated with DQH8 firmware source code.
Linux 3.18.15 ~ 70 upstream rework.
NIVIDIA CPU Relax Patch removal.
- In some games, FC or loading loop issue.XPAD Joystick driver update (from Google AOSP 3.18 kernel)
ZRAM, KSM off
- ZRAM is duplicates with VNSWAP
KSM is inefficientSynapse: English translation (90%)
Details(Korean): http://enfree.com/prime/?page=changelog&device=G930
New kernel , i'm going to test now
Tried both with my S8 ROM port.
Boots very slow
When devices i booted it takes some seconds till phone freezes and than reboots!
DirkStorck said:
Tried both with my S8 ROM port.
Boots very slow
When devices i booted it takes some seconds till phone freezes and than reboots!
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Tell me the name of your custom ROM and the name of your device model.
Hyunwoo AHN said:
Tell me the name of your custom ROM and the name of your device model.
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My device is SM-G930F and I am using BatMan-Rom V1.3.0
After flashing the kernel I have flashed Magsik 13.6
Thanks
DirkStorck said:
My device is SM-G930F and I am using BatMan-Rom V1.3.0
After flashing the kernel I have flashed Magsik 13.6
Thanks
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Sorry, can you try again with v1.3.0?
Hyunwoo AHN said:
Sorry, can you try again with v1.3.0?
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Sorry, my fault. MTweaks was still running what interfered.
Flashed v1.4 with stock GPU drivers. running fine so far but boot time is still longer than with other kernels.
Could you add a global slider to under volt CPU and GPU by a certain value?
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In Synapse at "Game Tuner MOD" and "Utility" tab the last few settings are not in englisch
DirkStorck said:
Sorry, my fault. MTweaks was still running what interfered.
Flashed v1.4 with stock GPU drivers. running fine so far but boot time is still longer than with other kernels.
Could you add a global slider to under volt CPU and GPU by a certain value?
Will try this kernel now and report back.
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In Synapse at "Game Tuner MOD" and "Utility" tab the last few settings are not in englisch
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The global slider is hard to implement, because of the UI structure of Synapse.
If you are not comfortable with the Voltage setting, you can get the desired result by returning to Synapse after setting in MTweaks. If you do not know what I mean, try it.
What if it takes a long time to boot? If it is a symptom that only takes longer in the first Bootanimation, it will not be a problem from the second since it recreates the dalvik (ART) cache for some reason.
If it takes a long time to boot each time, it may be because used the G935F ramdisk in this kernel. I tried BatmanROM, but I did not have the problem you said.
In the next version, i will separate ramdisks by variant like v1.3.0.
Korean in the Gametuner-MOD and utility tabs are donation-only functions.
I will translate English donors if they say inconveniences.
Hyunwoo AHN said:
The global slider is hard to implement, because of the UI structure of Synapse.
If you are not comfortable with the Voltage setting, you can get the desired result by returning to Synapse after setting in MTweaks. If you do not know what I mean, try it.
What if it takes a long time to boot? If it is a symptom that only takes longer in the first Bootanimation, it will not be a problem from the second since it recreates the dalvik (ART) cache for some reason.
If it takes a long time to boot each time, it may be because used the G935F ramdisk in this kernel. I tried BatmanROM, but I did not have the problem you said.
In the next version, i will separate ramdisks by variant like v1.3.0.
Korean in the Gametuner-MOD and utility tabs are donation-only functions.
I will translate English donors if they say inconveniences.
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Ok, tried that with MTweaks and noticed that it was already under volted by my previous settings.
Noticed that there is no tab to disable wakelocks. Do you plan to add this?
EDIT: for now I back to my previous kernel...sorry....
Thanks!
DirkStorck said:
Ok, tried that with MTweaks and noticed that it was already under volted by my previous settings.
Noticed that there is no tab to disable wakelocks. Do you plan to add this?
EDIT: for now I back to my previous kernel...sorry....
Thanks!
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Kernel-level wakelocks work when requested by an Android system or app.
It is not desirable to force such requests to be ignored.
My Note4 kernel has a wakelock tab. However, it was added because of the deep-sleep problem in some variants of Note4.
If there is a deep sleep (wakelock) problem in our S7, I will add a wake-lock tab.
Again briefly, the wakelock control should not be abused. So, if there are no related problems, I will not add them.
update to v1.5.0
Thanks for supporting AOSP! ?
After flashing 1.5.0 I'm still at 1.4.0 :/
MK73DS said:
After flashing 1.5.0 I'm still at 1.4.0 :/
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If flashing was completed and there were no errors, it is not possible.
If you rooted or unrooted the kernel after flashing, the old kernel would have been restored.
If you do not know, Flash the kernel after rooting.
Hyunwoo AHN said:
If flashing was completed and there were no errors, it is not possible.
If you rooted or unrooted the kernel after flashing, the old kernel would have been restored.
If you do not know, Flash the kernel after rooting.
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Indeed, I rooted after flashing the kernel, thank you ^-^
you do a fantastic job with all the feature you added in your kernel(thunderplug,eas, pwm flicker free, etc...). v15 is very recommended
Hey man, thanks for this kernel! I tried it on AOSP for RR which boots but I noticed that flashing this kernel, disabled the option to adjust vibrate intensity. The option in Sound is there but Settings Force Closes when clicking on it. The reason I need to adjust it, is the vibration is back to really strong vibration when touching a key. Hope this details helps. On latest Prime 1.5.0
Andrw0830 said:
Hey man, thanks for this kernel! I tried it on AOSP for RR which boots but I noticed that flashing this kernel, disabled the option to adjust vibrate intensity. The option in Sound is there but Settings Force Closes when clicking on it. The reason I need to adjust it, is the vibration is back to really strong vibration when touching a key. Hope this details helps. On latest Prime 1.5.0
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issue was raised on edge thread.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/development/kernel-prime-kernel-v1-4-0-t3678159/page5