Hello everyone. After some time for building Roms and kernels for the OnePlus One, now I am here for the OnePlus 5.
Some of you already know me for what I focus on my builds.
Functionality
Speed
Smoothness
Battery
Features:
Compiled by a custom toolchain from Google to ensure the best experience.
Schedulers available:
SIO
BFQ
ZEN
CFQ - Default
Deadline
NOOP
MAPLE
Extra TCP advanced algorithm:
Westwood - set as default
Reno
Cubic
Highspeed
HTCP
Vegas
Veno
lp
illinois
yeah
Sound Control - Sound and Microphone control
KCAL - Control colours on your display
Adreno Idler - (Battery saver without compromising performance)
Notification LED control
Sweep2sleep
To control features use kernel adiutor.
Patches from Google Kernel for 4.4 devices
Latest CAF patches LA.UM.6.4.r1-07600-8x98.0
Latest Linux patches 4.4.126
Optimized libraries
Crypto patches
Wakelock blocker to reduce battery drain due to the modules (does not affect functionality)
Upstream code for F2FS
Using noatime
Patches to improve battery life
Passes Safetynet
WireGuard
Upstream code android binder
Screen flickering fixes
Version to use:
2.xx-O - Oreo 8.1 - Recommended to use OB6
1.xx-O - Oreo 8.0
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Download New Kernel
There are two branches:
Stable - which has all proven and tested development
Beta - new features introductions. Remember if your chip fries... It was done with good intentions, intended only for brave people.
To build this kernel I give a huge thank you to great dev @savoca has had a lot of patience and shared his knowledge to build a kernel with a step by step guide, as also explaining how each stuff works.
@andi79 for the introduction of the 64bit model kernel compilation.
All credits go to the OnePlus team.
Disclaimer: With the use of this kernel I am not responsible for any damage to the phone. It is at your own risk in case happens something wrong. I use this kernel daily and test it before release.
Source code
XDA:DevDB Information
[KERNEL]New Kernel for the OnePlus 5
Contributors
jgcaap
ROM OS Version: 8.0.0 oreo/8.1.0 oreo
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2017-12-10
Last Updated 2018-03-23
XDA:DevDB Information
New Kernel, Kernel for the OnePlus 5
Contributors
jgcaap
Source Code: [url]https://github.com/NewRom/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8998[/URL]
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2018-04-01
Last Updated 2018-04-01
Instructions:
1) If you come from another kernel (which is not stock) flash the boot.img of the stock version.
2) Flash the zip file.
Changelog:
v2.05-O
Updated toolchain compilation environment
v2.04-O
SELinux: removed switch option.
updated to Linux 4.4.125
adjusted swap kernel to 10%. It will be very hard to use this.
Added patches from Google related to
Merged new Oneplus patches
Upgraded to wifi LA.UM.6.4.r1-07400-8x98.0
ensure the kernel is compiled for LP64
Added patch to prevent regressions in the compressed kernel image.
Removed some debug options and unnecessary features.
v.2.03-O
Merged LA.UM.6.4.r1-07400-8x98.0
v.2.02-O
Merged linux v4.4.123 patches
v.2.01-O
Reverted some of the code from the last rebase.
v2.00-O
Rebase kernel from oneplus 8.1 sources.
There was added alot of patches for cfq.
Removed some schedulers.
Added wireguard.
Applied changed which use less cpu.
Added display options to provide power savings.
Added display dimmer option.
Added kcal back.
Removed fifo, so, vr schedulers.
v.1.29-O
Rebased current kernel commits as it is with 8.1 sources.
v.1.28-O
More upstream fixes by Google.
v.1.27-O
Screen flickering fixes (was finding this really annoying)
CPU jumping randomly fixed ( more battery)
Upstream code for android binder with loads of fixes from Google
v.1.26-O
Merged CAF patches LA.UM.6.4.r1-06900-8x98.0
v.1.25-O
Merged Linux patches 4.4.120
v.1.24-O
Merged Linux patches 4.4.119
v.1.23-O
Synced with Oneplus changes.
v.1.22-O
Added wireguard back.
v.1.21-O
Merged Linux patches 4.4.118.
Disabled wireguard
v.1.20-O
Merged Linux patches 4.4.117.
v.1.19-O
Updated toolchain
v.1.18-O
Rebased and merged Linux patches 4.4.116.
Ext4 fixes
CPU interactive fixes
Merge tag 'LA.UM.6.4.r1-06500-8x98.0'
Changed some configurations for WiFi.
Lowered min frequency to 300mhz (less heat).
v.1.17-O
Merged Linux patches 4.4.115.
v1.16-O
Merged Linux patches 4.4.114.
v1.15-O
Synced with new oreo beta
Added cpu patch
Added crypto
v1.14-O
Merged Linux. Patches 4.4.113
Updated WiFi from caf drivers
Merge caf LA.UM.6.4.r1-06100-8x98.0
v1.13-O
Compiled with custom toolchain
v1.12-O
Merged Linux patches 4.4.112
v1.11-O
Synced with beta 2 for op5t
v1.10-O
Added Linux patches until 4.4.111
Disabled some debug
Changed binary Wi-Fi to a custom one built by caf
Compiled with google toolchain
Troubleshooting :
No wifi or broken hotspot.
Solution: You probably come from another kernel, please reflash rom, then flash kernel.
Battery drain:
This rom has a bug in the wifi. Please go to advanced settings and turn off scanning always available.
On status appears kernel 4.4.21
Since there is a requirement to the kernel say that is version 4.4.21-perf+ for wifi to work then I named the kernel 4.4.21-perf+. This until I check wifi driver source.
Thanks for making the dedicated thread
Veliion said:
Thanks for making the dedicated thread
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Welcome, and enjoy.
I'm on OOS 5.0.4 which is on android version 8.0.0. Is newKernel-OOS-1.29-O.zip the latest version that i should use? Or some other. Please help
wow. new kernel . gonna try .
sleepwalking0593 said:
I'm on OOS 5.0.4 which is on android version 8.0.0. Is newKernel-OOS-1.29-O.zip the latest version that i should use? Or some other. Please help
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Correct.
Can you add tripndroid and Alucard?
Download and ready to flash. Thx for your work.
Thanks for op5 thread
Does it support for RR?
Glad to see you in op5 forum, I'm following you since the good old bacon times
h.castle said:
Does it support for RR?
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Only on OOS ROMs. It doesn't support custom ROMs currently
New kernel online with latest Linux patches 4.4.127
I have installed this version newKernel-OOS-2.07-O.zip on open beta 8 on my Oneplus 5 but during flash it shows oneplus 5t .Is it good to go or i should wipe my phone ???
Aarju said:
I have installed this version newKernel-OOS-2.07-O.zip on open beta 8 on my Oneplus 5 but during flash it shows oneplus 5t .Is it good to go or i should wipe my phone ???
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It is fine.. Just a message kernel are unified.
jgcaap said:
It is fine.. Just a message kernel are unified.
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Thanks developer
2.07 work veey well. Thx dev.
How to update kernel??
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Introduction
Oxygen Kernel is based on stock Samsung source code taken from Samsung Opensource Release Center with sole aim to provide better performance, stablity and battery backup than stock kernel. A kernel tells the hardware in your Android device how to behave, kind of like your mommy tells you how to behave. You can modify how fast your processor runs by over or under clocking it or optimize your system for battery life.
Oxygen Kernel is always up-to-date with latest patches from kernel.org
Known for maximum stability and smooth performance
All the Source Code is available on github
Kernel Info
LINUX: 3.18.138
SAFETYNET: Green
SELINUX: Permissive
TOOLCHAIN: Google's GCC 4.9
Compatible ROMS
All AOSP 8.1 and 9 ROMs
All OneUI Pie based ROMs
All Touchwiz 8.0 and 8.1 ROMs
Features
Here are the major features of the kernel (feel free to explore Github)
Up to date with the latest stable Linux version
Full -Ofast build with graphite optimisations
Removed a lot of useless debug and logging options
Disabled TIMA, KNOX, DM-VERITY,etc
Awesome battery life and smooth performance
ARM enhanced performance patches
Overclock CPU up-to 1.7GHz and GPU up-to 1146MHz
GPU Voltage Control
CPU Governors: conservative, interactive, ondemand, performance, powersave, userspace (default: interactive)
I/O Schedulers: bfq, cfq, deadline, maple, noop (default: maple)
Powersuspend and State Notifier drivers
Dynamic FSync, FS fsync toggle on/off
Frandom driver for 10-50x faster random number generation
Spectrum Support (a simple, profile based kernel manager || now integrated into Oxygen Control)
Disabled CRCs by default for 30% performance boost
CDROM emulation on mass_storage (compatible with DriveDroid)
Wireguard support
Boeffla Wakelock Blocker
Oxygen Control App Features
Full CPU and GPU Control
Boeffla Wakelock Blocker
Spectrum Support
Samsung Hotplug
CRC Control
And many more!
These features are only available through Oxygen Control App
Download Oxygen Control from Github Releases
Warning: If you come from some other custom kernel or have any issues, you should dirty flash your ROM before flashing Oxygen Kernel to avoid problems.
Reflash ROM -> Flash Oxygen Kernel --> Flash Magisk if you want to root
If you are upgrading between Oxygen Kernel versions, just flash the kernel zip. Also uninstall or clean data of any kernel control app you're using.
Going back to stock: You can backup your boot.img with TWRP before flashing Oxygen Kernel and restore the backup whenever you want to revert.
1] This kernel removes forced encryption, if you face "encryption process failed" error upon reboot then you need to format /data. This is generally needed if you are installing this kernel on stock tw rom.
2] In OneUI Pie ROMs you may get a warning at boot saying "There's an internal problem with your device". You can safely ignore this warning and causes no harm. It's due to some mismatching KNOX/mobicore stuff. I'll fix it soon.
Downloads
Kernel
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Oxygen Control
Download
Telegram Group
Join Oxygen Kernel Community group on Telegram here
Join Oxygen Kernel Channel on Telegram here
If you like my work donations are always welcome
Google Pay UPI ID: [email protected]
Paypal: https://paypal.me/SiddhantNaik
Don't forget to hit the thanks button, it's free.
Credits
Samsung Open Source Center for the Source code
@Oves786 and @SolarX_dev for numerous help and support
@osm0sis for AnyKernel2
@jesec for Fingerprint Fix
@morogoku for MTweaks
Everyone others from whom i have picked commits (credited on Github)
XDA:DevDB Information
Oxygen Kernel J7 2016, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy J7
Contributors
DarkLord1731
Source Code: https://github.com/DarkLord1731/j7xelte
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: No Longer Updated
Current Stable Version: 5.0.138
Stable Release Date: 2019-04-27
Created 2017-10-30
Last Updated 2019-08-11
Changelogs:
Oxygen Kernel v5.0.138
Updated to Linux 3.18.138
Added support for OneUI Pie based ROMs
Disabled useless FIVE trustonic driver
Updated xpad drivers to support more controllers/joysticks
Heavily updated cpufreq driver for faster and better performance
Decreased time taken to enter sleep/idle mode
Some bluetooth tty driver updates
Disabled Gentre Fair Sleepers for better system responsiveness (You can enable it back using OC)
Enabled some TCP algorithms
Tuneup westwood and set it as default TCP protocol
Updated conservative governor
Optimised some other drivers like shed, cpuidle, devfreq, rcu, etc.
Disabled add_random and IO stats for better IO performance
Oxygen Kernel v4.0.131
Linux 3.18.131
Fixed kernel not booting on some TW oreo ROMs
Enabled back Input Booster for a better responsive user experience
Updated to latest J710FXXU5CRJ7 kernel source
Removed some useless CPU governors (Only the best ones are kept)
Removed unwanted IO Schedulers (Only the best ones are kept)
Updated the kernel to better support AOSP ROMs
Switched to Google's GCC 4.9 toolchain
Removed a lot of useless debug and logging options
Disabled TIMA, KNOX, DM-VERITY,etc
Added bluelight filter/night light for compatible TW ROMs
Check github source for more changes
I can't list all of the changes because i've rebased the source code completely. But believe me, this is a major update.
Previous Changelogs
V 3.0
Linux 3.18.109
Backported random driver from linux 4.2
Added Frandom
Added cpuquite driver
Added TCP congestion control
Updated statenotifier driver
Updates to cpufreq drivers
Updates to LZ4 compression
Added quickwakeup driver
Optimised many arm64 specific stuff
Optimisations to crypto drivers
Updates to memory handling
Updates to cfq ioscheduler
Hell lot of changes for performance and overall system stability
Check github source for more changes
V 2.0
Complete rebase of source code
Updated to J710FXXU1BRA1 kernel sources
Linux 3.18.106
Upgraded and disabled some bad governors
Added wireguard VPN support (Google for more details)
Fixed Big Cluster tunables getting lost when turned off
Updated some cpufreq governing policy
Disabled broken Boeffla Wakelock Blocker(AOSP only)
Various other patches to overall system stability and performance
Hell lots of others changes (check source code)
I can't list all of the changes because i've rebased the source code completely. But this is a major update.
Read the whole thread once before asking anything.
If you like my work donations are always welcome
Google Pay UPI ID: [email protected]
Paypal: https://paypal.me/SiddhantNaik
Don't forget to hit the thanks button, it's free.
Nice work buddy
Oves786 said:
Nice work buddy
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Thanks Bro
We're gonna have the best kernel for J7. Great work ^^
mohitmallick17 said:
We're gonna have the best kernel for J7. Great work ^^
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Thanks :laugh: These things keep me motivated.
Great kernel, i love the aroma configuration.
Thanks for the hard work.
It really feels faster, thanks!
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Whats the optimal configs for this kernel?
WinterR said:
Great kernel, i love the aroma configuration.
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Credits to @djb77 for aroma
prbs1982 said:
Thanks for the hard work.
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TinoSantos said:
It really feels faster, thanks!
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Glad you like it
prbs1982 said:
Whats the optimal configs for this kernel?
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You can use Spectrum battery or balanced profiles for auto setting optimal configs.
Can u make Always on Display work with your kernel? I love this.
Does it work on cook roms revolution 5.0.1?
testnhe said:
Does it work on cook roms revolution 5.0.1?
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Yes I installed it on my j7Fn with revolution rom, no bugs.
can anybody tell me about J7 2016 stock nought rom rooting process plz
DarkLord1731 an excellent work, I have been testing it for several days and there are many improvements that for the moment and perceived.
But I have a small bug ... I have an unlock pattern configured that when I am connected to the Wi-Fi network, I do not ask for it every time I lock and unlock the screen, when I turn off Wi-Fi if you ask me every time ... someone more with this problem? (G translate)
Rom RevolutionOS 5.0.1
I might have found a bug, or maybe it is just silicon lottery. When i set my gpu to max freq 1146, it stops working completely it says 0 Mhz and fps drops immediately.
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Introducton
Code:
/*
* Your Warranty is now void.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this kernel
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*/
In this kernel, I strive for balance battery / performance, as well as it contains the latest patches for Linux and CAF.
Kernel i make for AOSP Q with Q blobs. How each version on MIUI Q works, i don't know and me it not interesting (if you want use this kernel, you always can flash and test, pls don't report what something don't work on MIUI).
Features:
Base on last sdm845 Q CAF tag
Merge Google Common 4.9-q
Upstream last linux version
Compiled with Proton Clang and Full LTO, LLD links, Shadow Call Stack (SCS) and RELR enabled.
Enable support for NTFS r/w, sdFAT filesystem, F2FS and Implement rapid GC
Kcal Advances Color Control
Enable TTL target
Sound Control by flar2
Add Wireguard Driver
Enable support Sony Dualshock PS3/PS4 and Xbox Controller
Disable unused drivers
Scheduler/schedutile improved (WALT)
SchedTune Assist and CPUSet Assist
Enable select TCP algorithm, westwood by default
Network Signal Guru app compatible.
Simple LMK
Optimize for Android Q
Many tweaks/optimize for battery/performance
AnyKernel3 flashable zip by osm0sis
Installation:
Flash in TWRP recovery, then re-flash Magisk.
If another custom kernel (or my old version, up to 4.2 inclusive) is already installed, then you need to flash stock boot.img first, then magisk and my kernel.
Tuning apps:
FK Kernel Manager
EX Kernel Manager
Downloads:
SourceForge (new build 9.5+)
AndroidFileHost (old build)
My Telegram Group:
https://t.me/joinchat/DNw0ZFHSLa3ObU3noUhSwQ
If you like my work, you can buy me Сoffee
Credits:
Bruno Martins (bgcngm)
Nathan Chancellor (nathanchance)
Francisco Franco (franciscofranco)
Danny Lin (kdrag0n)
Park Ju Hyung (arter97)
All of developers contributions which i picked from.
XDA:DevDB Information
MiPa Kernel, Kernel for the Xiaomi Mi 8
Contributors
palaych
Source Code: https://github.com/palaych/mipa_kernel_xiaomi_sdm845
Version Information
Status: Stable
Changelog
V5.3:
Merge Linux version 4.9.171
Merge CAF tag 'LA.UM.7.3.r1-07400-sdm845.0'
Merge some CAF / Google patches
Merge some LineageOS repo commits
techpack: audio: checkout dipper-p-oos
Update code drivers by sultanxda
Add KLAPSE
Many other improves/fix
V5.2:
Removed a lot of useless and harmful patches
Crypto upstream bump
dipper: fix gps
Update cpu boost driver by sultanxda
Some other fix/changes
V5.1:
Merge Linux version 4.9.166
Merge many CAF patch
Upstream Google Common 4.9
Compile with Clang 9.0.2
Fix deepsleep with 898000.qcom,qup_uart wakelock
Add API to mark IRQs and kthreads as performance critical
V5.0:
Full re-write kernel tree, cleaner tree, removed many patch (useless and unnecessary), many other changes (patch's)
Merge Linux version 4.9.164
Compile with Clang 9.0.1
Updated Boost Drivers by sultanxda
V4.9:
Fix last merge caf/als
Updated fs/f2fs (support F2FS_FS_VERITY)
Compile with Clang 8.0.9
V4.8:
Upstream Linux version 4.9.161
Merge CAF tag 'LA.UM.7.3.r1-06900-sdm845.0'
V4.7:
Upstream Linux version 4.9.160
Update and clean cpu_input_boost / devfreq_boost drivers
Revert some tweaks
Some optimize in defconfig
Other tweaks/fix/etc..too lazy to write.
V4.6:
Upstream Linux version 4.9.155
Merge some last LOS commits
Revert: 'Dynamic SchedTune Boost v3'
Update cpu_input_boost driver
Some merge fix in wlan driver
Update camera drivers (cleaned patch)
Other tweaks/fix/etc..too lazy to write
V4.5:
Upstream Linux version 4.9.154
Merge last LOS commits
Add some tweaks/fix/etc..too lazy to write.
V4.4:
Merge tag 'LA.UM.7.3.r1-06700-sdm845.0'
Upstream Linux version 4.9.152
Tweaks tcp_westwood
Add Dynamic SchedTune Boost v3
merge some last los commits
revert gpu 180mhz
revert some sched tweaks
other changes/tweaks
V4.3:
Upstream Linux Version 4.9.151
Compile with Clang 8.0.7 and GNU GCC 8.2.1, add optimize for sdm845
GPU UC 180Mhz (test)
Enable LZ4 compression
Some update dts to dipper-p-oos
Fix Kcal
DTS: Adjust Energy Model to be inline with Pixel 3 (test)
Tweak's sched
Other changes
Updated drivers camera (maybe full fix portret mode in miui camera)
Full re-write boot scripts
V4.2:
fix freeze (don`t work) potrait mode in miui camera
some change/tweaks
disabled some debug in defconfig
block kernel wakelock 898000.qcom,qup_uart by default
add sound control by flar2
V4.1:
Update Linux version 4.9.148
drivers camera: checkout dipper-p-oos (fix OIS)
Enable support xbox controller
Some changes in anykernel2 script
V4.0:
Rebase on pie source (based on Bruno Martins commits)
Merge CAF tag 'LA.UM.7.3.r1-06600-sdm845.o'
Upstream Linux version 4.9.147
Compiled with Clang 8.0.6
Optimize defconfig
Add Boeffla Wakelock Blocker
Enable support for NTFS r/w
Enable support for sdFAT filesystem
Backlight Minimum Brightness Control
Kcal Advances Color Control
Enable ttl target
Vibration Control
Add Maple I/O Scheduler
Add Wireguard Driver
Enable support Sony Dualshock PS3/PS4
Boost Drivers by sultanxda
Fix Source Code
Some tweaks for battery/performance
Work only on Android Pie
V3.6:
upstream linux version 4.9.140
removed boost drivers by sultanxda and some others tweaks
enable support sony controller (usb)
compile with Linaro 7.3.1
V3.5:
compiled with GNU GCC 8.2
merge commits binder
merge commits sdcardfs
merge linux version 4.9.137
merged tag "LA.UM.6.3.r4-05800-sdm845.0"
boost drivers by sultanxda
merge los commits fs: sdfat
V3.4.2:
compiled with GNU GCC 8.2.1
add cortex-a75/a55 flags
some fix source code
merge latest los commits
V.3.3.1:
update camera driver (fix ir camera, miui face unlock now work)
V.3.3:
add i/o schedulers maple (by default)
Kcal Advances Color Control (experimental features)
Vibration Control (experimental features)
Backlight Minimum Brightness Control (experimental features)
schedutil tweaks
fix brightness led notification (polaris)
maybe something else...
Reserved
Welcome ! Great work
Thank you so much. Welcome aboard. Will try as soon as the bootloader unlock waiting time ends.
Great news!!! Thank you so much.
Can't wait to IR Camera on MIUI working to be a tester. That's really useful to me
chediak said:
Can't wait to IR Camera on MIUI working to be a tester. That's really useful to me
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I see on github driver ir sensor, on next version add, maybe will work
thanks bro
Waiting for the bootloader unlock also.
excited that we are getting more devs interested in developing for the Mi8
im also waiting for bootloader unlock
can u add wireguard support also
thanks
saikoz said:
can u add wireguard support also
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already add in next version, forgot to turn on immediately
MiPa Kernel update:V3.3:
add i/o schedulers maple (by default)
Kcal Advances Color Control (experimental features)
Vibration Control (experimental features)
Backlight Minimum Brightness Control (experimental features)
schedutil tweaks
maybe something else...
Downloads:
https://yadi.sk/d/z4ukZOA16UzE_A
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410932744536988805
P.s. in next versions will update camera drivers based on stock source dipper and then ir camera will have to work fully
Me for coffee and buns for more productive work:
http://paypal.me/palaych
palaych said:
MiPa Kernel update:V3.3:
maybe something else...
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lol. U didn`t know changes in own develop?
peppercute said:
lol. U didn`t know changes in own develop?
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Well when you develop kernel you can easily forgot what you added etc
Or it's maybe a hidden surprise feature ?
Also you can check on GitHub what he changed ?
Is it possible to set charging speed with this kernel? I'd like to lock it at 1000mA, since I mainly charge with my powerbank and slower charge is better for battery
3lambda said:
Well when you develop kernel you can easily forgot what you added etc
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yes, there are a couple of files in which I don’t remember what I was doing
and i not commits this files
MiPa Kernel v.3.3.1:
update camera driver (fix ir camera, miui face unlock now work)
Dowload:
https://yadi.sk/d/K5fTOFPng5_FSA
Me for coffee and buns for more productive work:
http://paypal.me/palaych
Any chance for ursa support ?
MiPa Kernel v.3.4.2:
compiled with GNU GCC 8.2.1
add cortex-a75/a55 flags
some fix source code
merge latest los commits
Dowload:
https://yadi.sk/d/h2K6fYo4k0CkKA
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=11410932744536995923
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Kernel Adiutor non save on reboot
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Hello everyone, this is my kernel for the Realme X. I will try to maintain a stable kernel however bugs might arise since I'm not a "PRO" kernel developer. I hope you enjoy the releases. You are making modifications to your device at your own risk. Support is community based only.
Important information
I will not reply to complains that do not include clear steps to reproduce the bug, a logcat, and ramoops (if random rebooting) or a dmesg (any other issues). Follow this guide to do this.
I will not add any useless governors or features that I don't find practical. Feature set might be updated with time, but please read the FAQ.
Features
Compiled with clang toolchain
Latest CAF tags merged from Qualcomm (Android Pie release as of now) sdm710 and few things wherever applicable for sdm845.
Latest WiFi and audio driver upstream from Qualcomm
Linux stable releases merged.
Security updates from Google
Feature picks from Pixel 3A
Use /dev/urandom as random number generator
Disable unnecessary power consumtion from qcom_rx_wakelock in WiFi driver
Power efficient work queues enabled by default.
Updated WiFi regulatory database from oneplus 6
Disabled debug configs.
Downloads
Android ten custom ROMs:
SourceForge
Installation:
NOTE: Please make sure that you return to the stock kernel of the ROM before flashing this kernel. The kernel is only for RealmeX codenamed RMX1901 .
Reboot to TWRP.
Backup boot and dtbo.
Flash the zip.
Reboot to system.
FAQs
1.1 Q Can you help me I have this problem?
1.1 A I will surely try to help if proper bug reporting is done as per the fashion described above.
1.2 Q: Can you add xyz feature?
1.2 A: If you link me the commits or tell me what kernel you had the feature in, I can take a look at them. I will not add any useless governors or features that I don't find practical.
1.3 Q: How do I control the kernel?
1.3 A: I recommend using EX Kernel Manager or Kernel Auditor (Both need root)
1.4 Q: OMFG MY BATTERY SUXXXX PLS FIX!!!
1.4 A: The kernel doesn't drain any battery unless you have overclocked it, I have kept it at stock frequencies and voltages. Use an app like BetterBatteryStats to figure out what app is screwing with your phone.
Thanks to:
Fellow Linux Kernel Developers for their patches (if you want a specific mention, please let me know)
AOSP
Linux Foundation
Motorola Mobility LLC
Realme Kernel Opensource
Qualcomm CodeAurora Forum
@SagarMakhar and @gritik95
All the testers!
TeamReviver:
@lCrD512
@smog2699
@Titan068
@Katzzero
Source Code:
https://github.com/rajatgupta1998/android_kernel_realme_sdm710
https://github.com/rajatgupta1998/AnyKernel3
All my releases, rants and news can also be found at my Telegram channel: @reviverkernel
XDA:DevDB Information
Reviver Kernel RMX1901, Kernel for the Realme X
Contributors
rajatgupta1998, SagarMakhar
Source Code: https://github.com/rajatgupta1998/android_kernel_realme_sdm710
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.2
Stable Release Date: 2020-05-20
Created 2020-05-05
Last Updated 2020-05-20
Changelogs
v1.2 - 20 May 2020
Linux upstream v4.9.224
Enabled power efficient workqueues by default
Disabled debug configs
Enable versioning in CONFIG_LOCALVERSION
v1.1 - 14 May 2020
Kernel is now built using the clang LLVM toolchain from Google (9.0.3)
All driver modules are now compiled in-line.
Linux v4.9.223 upstreamed
May Security Patch merged from google.
v1.0 - 05 May 2020
Initial build
CAF tag merged: LA.UM.7.3.r1-09000-sdm845.0, LA.UM.7.8.r1-08200-SDM710.0
April Security Patch merged from google.
thanks ?
it worked on PixelExperience Plus rom,
it's work in china version in custom rom ?
anyone will give the feedback please
New build is up.
Changelog:
Version Bump v1.1
Compiled using clang LLVM toolchain from AOSP (v 9.0.3)
Linux v4.9.223 upstreamed
Google's May Security Patch merged
All modules are compiled in-line
Downloads:
reviver-kernel-RMX1901-custom-ten_v1.1.zip
susbiction said:
it's work in china version in custom rom ?
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Not sure, make backup and try flashing?
razz8725 said:
anyone will give the feedback please
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??
New build for v1.2 is up.
Changelog:
Linux upstream v4.9.224
Enabled power efficient workqueues by default
Disabled debug configs
Enable versioning in CONFIG_LOCALVERSION
Download:
reviver-kernel-RMX1901-custom-ten_v1.2.zip
Power efficient workqueues have been enabled in the kernel along with removal of some debug configs. There should be slight improvement in the battery performance.
You can read about power efficient workqueues here:
https://github.com/rajatgupta1998/android_kernel_realme_sdm710/commit/dca23fbdb8ba8ebe91201301e80963d023c83ec8
:fingers-crossed:
Bro please add overclocking feature.... Please???????
Overclocked please
Overclocked please
Can this flash on all custom roms or only realme ui ?
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eva kernel is a custom kernel based on OnePlus 9/9 Pro and Oplus android-13 sources with some under the hood optimisations and improvements. This kernel aims to provide a flash-and-use experience and is not intended to be tuned or modified by the user. There are a few key features to this kernel that improves the overall experience which includes several compiler optimisations, minimal debug code and production level stability.
This custom kernel only supports Android 13 based custom roms that use the OxygenOS 13 firmware. OxygenOS/ColorOS/RealmeUI android versions 11/12/13 are unsupported as of now (maybe supported in future if I find testers).
Features of the kernel includes:
Bleeding Edge Toolchains: The Eva Kernel is built using two custom toolchains: eva GCC and Neutron Clang. Both the toolchains are bleeding edge with new compiler optimisations and features being merged into them.
MGLRU Backport: MGLRU is a memory management algorithm that's used to improve the performance of systems with limited memory. The Eva Kernel has MGLRU backported, allowing it to take advantage of this feature and improve performance on devices with less RAM. MGLRU allows the kernel to use memory more efficiently and avoid swapping to disk, resulting in better performance and faster response times.
Full GCC LTO and clang thin LTO: GCC LTO (Link-Time Optimization) and clang thin LTO are compiler optimizations that can improve code generation and reduce the size of the resulting binary. By building the kernel with both of these optimizations, the Eva Kernel achieves better performance and a smaller size. LTO works by analyzing the code at compile time and performing optimization at the link stage. This results in more efficient code generation and better performance.
Graphite Optimizations (GCC variant only): Graphite Optimizations is a set of optimizations that improve the performance of code by allowing the compiler to better understand the relationships between different parts of the code. The Eva Kernel includes this feature for those who are fans of it (GCC variant only). Graphite Optimizations work by analyzing the code and identifying patterns and relationships between different parts of the code. The compiler can then use this information to generate more efficient code.
Fully Upstreamed to Latest Linux Upstream Source: The kernel is fully upstreamed to the latest linux upstream source. This means that it's up to date with the latest security patches and features, and should be compatible with the latest version of Android. Upstreaming means that the kernel is based on the latest stable release of the Linux kernel and includes all the latest security patches and bug fixes.
Fully Up to Date with Android Security Bulletin: The kernel is fully up to date with the latest Android Security Bulletin, ensuring that your device is as secure as possible. The Android Security Bulletin is a monthly release that includes security updates for the Android operating system. The Eva Kernel is updated to include all the latest security patches and fixes.
Battery Optimisations: The kernel employs power efficient workqueues that enable the kernel to run specific workqueues in a power efficient manner in order to reduce power consumption and increase battery life. Power hungry drivers are those that consume a lot of power, such as the WiFi driver, and audio driver.
Tracing free: The Eva Kernel has removed the CONFIG_TRACING kernel configuration option, resulting in a slight performance improvement. CONFIG_TRACING is a kernel configuration option that enables kernel tracing, which can be useful for debugging purposes. However, it can also have a slight impact on performance.
Built on CI: The kernel is built on a Continuous Integration (CI) system, which ensures that it's built consistently and reliably. CI is a process that automatically builds, tests, and deploys code changes. By building the kernel on a CI system, the Eva Kernel is built in a controlled and automated environment, which reduces the risk of human error and ensures that each build is consistent and reliable. This also makes it easier to maintain and update the kernel over time.
GCC PGO (GCC Variant only): The Eva Kernel is built with GCC PGO (Profile Guided Optimization), which is a compiler optimization technique that uses profiling information to improve code generation. GCC PGO works by collecting profiling information about the kernel during a test run and then using that information to optimize the code during the next build. This can result in better performance and a smaller binary size.
No Modules: The support for modules has been dropped from the kernel to improve security. This can potentially avoid malicious modules being loaded into the kernel.
And many more to come with subsequent updates!
eva kernel has 2 variants available for user choice:
Clang Version: This variant is built using the bleeding LLVM toolchain (Neutron clang).
GCC Version: This variant is built using the baremetal GNU C Compiler (GCC) (or eva GCC).
What is the difference between these?
It is just a compiler difference. It boils down to the optimisations applied via the compiler to the C that would yield a real-life difference. I provide both the clang and gcc version to give users a choice. At the end of the day, it depends on your own usage, and the kernel shall provide you the best user experience out of the box with both clang and GCC.
How do I install this kernel?
Firstly, backup your boot, vendor_boot and dtbo partitions. The kernel only modifies these partitions and in case if the kernel fails to boot (which it won't), you can just restore the 3 partitions or flash full ota of your custom rom to get back to previous working state.
To flash the kernel:
You can use TWRP or any other custom recovery and flash it just as any other flashable zip.
This kernel also supports flashing using custom kernel managers like FKM etc.
Downloads
Grab the Kernel from my GitHub Releases!
Note: Only download the zip according to your device codename:
OnePlus 9/9 Pro: eva-lemonade-xxx
OnePlus 9RT: eva-martini-xxx
Realme GT Master: eva-lunaa-xxx
Beta Testing
If you are interested in testing my kernel, join my Telegram Channel (and discussion through the channel) which posts automated builds.
Source Code: GitHub
Like my work?
Buy me a beer!
Sponsor me on my GitHub!
Special Thanks to @Sherif Rahim @SugaCRX @rk134 for testing out the kernel!
Changelogs
21 April 2023
Latest upstream (5.4.241)
Latest Android Security bulletin merged (ASB-2023-04-05_11-5.4)
Samsung RMNET extension for better network throughput
Fixed double tap to wake on OnePlus 9
Fixed userspace irq balance crashes
Buffer allocation optimisations
Clang builds are now built with Polly Optimisations
18 May 2023
Latest upstream (5.4.243)
Latest Android Security bulletin merged (ASB-2023-05-05_11-5.4)
Latest QSSI14 CLO upstream (LA.UM.9.14.r1-21600-LAHAINA.QSSI14.0)
Latest exFAT driver updates
Improved fingerprint sensor drivers
Support for ROMs using OSS HWC
Upgraded GCC to 14.x
Kernel is now optimized for performance using -O3
Improve drains caused due to IPA (Mobile Network)
22 May 2023
Fixed usb issues
Fixed battery drain due to USB wakelock stuck
Bess Karamel Vaai
wao best kranul
Awesome karamel
flashed on latest nameless, haptics are ded will attach logs after testing it more
. thx for this great kernel. and you have my deepest support
KingMonkeyDLuffy said:
flashed on latest nameless, haptics are ded will attach logs after testing it more
. thx for this great kernel. and you have my deepest support
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That's strange. It must be some nameless side change.
m_vaisakh said:
That's strange. It must be some nameless side change.
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Yes, haptics don't work unfortunately. I flashed the clang version on Nameless Rom.
Mar-cel said:
Yes, haptics don't work unfortunately. I flashed the clang version on Nameless Rom.
View attachment 5881169
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I've discussed it with Chandu and he said he'll update the ROM to support the haptics.
Pero kernel dev.
m_vaisakh said:
he'll update
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any fixes before update? miss vibration so much
rawello said:
any fixes before update? miss vibration so much
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Well, the problem is, if I fix it for nameless, it'll break for every other rom. So you'll have to wait until chandu pushes a new update for nameless.
Or if you can force the device to be permissive selinux it may work (I do not recommend doing that).
m_vaisakh said:
устройство будет разрешенным selinux, это может сработать (я не думаю, что это нужно делать).
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let's try)
m_vaisakh said:
permissive selinux
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so, its work, thanks! wait Chandu nameless update
Mar-cel said:
Yes, haptics don't work unfortunately. I flashed the clang version on Nameless Rom.
View attachment 5881169
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Only haptics are broken? I test for Nameless, I'll flash the kernel if haptics are the only issue.
I'm unable to join the telegram group for some reason
Has anyone else tried this kernel on the latest Nameless? I've seen here that haptics are broken but that doesn't bother me. Is anything else broken? Should I use GCC or Clang version?
itsnebulalol said:
doesn't bother
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bear in mind, any vibration(notification vibration, haptic, alarm vibration) does not work
Ryano89 said:
Only haptics are broken? I test for Nameless, I'll flash the kernel if haptics are the only issue.
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I couldn't find anything else
Mar-cel said:
I couldn't find anything else
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Thanks. I flashed the gcc version on lemonade through EXKM and was stuck in fastboot on Nameless. Easily got booted with my backup. I'll try Clang version later
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eva kernel is a custom kernel based on OnePlus 9/9 Pro and Oplus android-13 sources with some under the hood optimisations and improvements. This kernel aims to provide a flash-and-use experience and is not intended to be tuned or modified by the user. There are a few key features to this kernel that improves the overall experience which includes several compiler optimisations, minimal debug code and production level stability.
This custom kernel only supports Android 13 based custom roms that use the OxygenOS 13 firmware. OxygenOS/ColorOS/RealmeUI android versions 11/12/13 are unsupported as of now (maybe supported in future if I find testers).
Features of the kernel includes:
Bleeding Edge Toolchains: The Eva Kernel is built using two custom toolchains: eva GCC and Neutron Clang. Both the toolchains are bleeding edge with new compiler optimisations and features being merged into them.
MGLRU Backport: MGLRU is a memory management algorithm that's used to improve the performance of systems with limited memory. The Eva Kernel has MGLRU backported, allowing it to take advantage of this feature and improve performance on devices with less RAM. MGLRU allows the kernel to use memory more efficiently and avoid swapping to disk, resulting in better performance and faster response times.
Full GCC LTO and clang thin LTO: GCC LTO (Link-Time Optimization) and clang thin LTO are compiler optimizations that can improve code generation and reduce the size of the resulting binary. By building the kernel with both of these optimizations, the Eva Kernel achieves better performance and a smaller size. LTO works by analyzing the code at compile time and performing optimization at the link stage. This results in more efficient code generation and better performance.
Graphite Optimizations (GCC variant only): Graphite Optimizations is a set of optimizations that improve the performance of code by allowing the compiler to better understand the relationships between different parts of the code. The Eva Kernel includes this feature for those who are fans of it (GCC variant only). Graphite Optimizations work by analyzing the code and identifying patterns and relationships between different parts of the code. The compiler can then use this information to generate more efficient code.
Fully Upstreamed to Latest Linux Upstream Source: The kernel is fully upstreamed to the latest linux upstream source. This means that it's up to date with the latest security patches and features, and should be compatible with the latest version of Android. Upstreaming means that the kernel is based on the latest stable release of the Linux kernel and includes all the latest security patches and bug fixes.
Fully Up to Date with Android Security Bulletin: The kernel is fully up to date with the latest Android Security Bulletin, ensuring that your device is as secure as possible. The Android Security Bulletin is a monthly release that includes security updates for the Android operating system. The Eva Kernel is updated to include all the latest security patches and fixes.
Battery Optimisations: The kernel employs power efficient workqueues that enable the kernel to run specific workqueues in a power efficient manner in order to reduce power consumption and increase battery life. Power hungry drivers are those that consume a lot of power, such as the WiFi driver, and audio driver.
Tracing free: The Eva Kernel has removed the CONFIG_TRACING kernel configuration option, resulting in a slight performance improvement. CONFIG_TRACING is a kernel configuration option that enables kernel tracing, which can be useful for debugging purposes. However, it can also have a slight impact on performance.
Built on CI: The kernel is built on a Continuous Integration (CI) system, which ensures that it's built consistently and reliably. CI is a process that automatically builds, tests, and deploys code changes. By building the kernel on a CI system, the Eva Kernel is built in a controlled and automated environment, which reduces the risk of human error and ensures that each build is consistent and reliable. This also makes it easier to maintain and update the kernel over time.
GCC PGO (GCC Variant only): The Eva Kernel is built with GCC PGO (Profile Guided Optimization), which is a compiler optimization technique that uses profiling information to improve code generation. GCC PGO works by collecting profiling information about the kernel during a test run and then using that information to optimize the code during the next build. This can result in better performance and a smaller binary size.
No Modules: The support for modules has been dropped from the kernel to improve security. This can potentially avoid malicious modules being loaded into the kernel.
And many more to come with subsequent updates!
eva kernel has 2 variants available for user choice:
Clang Version: This variant is built using the bleeding LLVM toolchain (Neutron clang).
GCC Version: This variant is built using the baremetal GNU C Compiler (GCC) (or eva GCC).
What is the difference between these?
It is just a compiler difference. It boils down to the optimisations applied via the compiler to the C that would yield a real-life difference. I provide both the clang and gcc version to give users a choice. At the end of the day, it depends on your own usage, and the kernel shall provide you the best user experience out of the box with both clang and GCC.
How do I install this kernel?
Firstly, backup your boot, vendor_boot and dtbo partitions. The kernel only modifies these partitions and in case if the kernel fails to boot (which it won't), you can just restore the 3 partitions or flash full ota of your custom rom to get back to previous working state.
To flash the kernel:
You can use TWRP or any other custom recovery and flash it just as any other flashable zip.
This kernel also supports flashing using custom kernel managers like FKM etc.
Downloads
Grab the Kernel from my GitHub Releases!
Note: Only download the zip according to your device codename:
OnePlus 9/9 Pro: eva-lemonade-xxx
OnePlus 9RT: eva-martini-xxx
Realme GT Master: eva-lunaa-xxx
Beta Testing
If you are interested in testing my kernel, join my Telegram Channel (and discussion through the channel) which posts automated builds.
Source Code: GitHub
Like my work?
Buy me a beer!
Sponsor me on my GitHub!
Special Thanks to @Sherif Rahim @SugaCRX @rk134 for testing out the kernel!
Changelogs
21 April 2023
Latest upstream (5.4.241)
Latest Android Security bulletin merged (ASB-2023-04-05_11-5.4)
Samsung RMNET extension for better network throughput
Fixed double tap to wake on OnePlus 9
Fixed userspace irq balance crashes
Buffer allocation optimisations
Clang builds are now built with Polly Optimisations
18 May 2023
Latest upstream (5.4.243)
Latest Android Security bulletin merged (ASB-2023-05-05_11-5.4)
Latest QSSI14 CLO upstream (LA.UM.9.14.r1-21600-LAHAINA.QSSI14.0)
Latest exFAT driver updates
Improved fingerprint sensor drivers
Support for ROMs using OSS HWC
Upgraded GCC to 14.x
Kernel is now optimized for performance using -O3
Improve drains caused due to IPA (Mobile Network)
22 May 2023
Fixed usb issues
Fixed battery drain due to USB wakelock stuck
Bess Karamel Vaai
wao best kranul
Awesome karamel
flashed on latest nameless, haptics are ded will attach logs after testing it more
. thx for this great kernel. and you have my deepest support
KingMonkeyDLuffy said:
flashed on latest nameless, haptics are ded will attach logs after testing it more
. thx for this great kernel. and you have my deepest support
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
That's strange. It must be some nameless side change.
m_vaisakh said:
That's strange. It must be some nameless side change.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Yes, haptics don't work unfortunately. I flashed the clang version on Nameless Rom.
Mar-cel said:
Yes, haptics don't work unfortunately. I flashed the clang version on Nameless Rom.
View attachment 5881169
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I've discussed it with Chandu and he said he'll update the ROM to support the haptics.
Pero kernel dev.
m_vaisakh said:
he'll update
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
any fixes before update? miss vibration so much
rawello said:
any fixes before update? miss vibration so much
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Well, the problem is, if I fix it for nameless, it'll break for every other rom. So you'll have to wait until chandu pushes a new update for nameless.
Or if you can force the device to be permissive selinux it may work (I do not recommend doing that).
m_vaisakh said:
устройство будет разрешенным selinux, это может сработать (я не думаю, что это нужно делать).
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
let's try)
m_vaisakh said:
permissive selinux
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
so, its work, thanks! wait Chandu nameless update
Mar-cel said:
Yes, haptics don't work unfortunately. I flashed the clang version on Nameless Rom.
View attachment 5881169
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Only haptics are broken? I test for Nameless, I'll flash the kernel if haptics are the only issue.
I'm unable to join the telegram group for some reason
Has anyone else tried this kernel on the latest Nameless? I've seen here that haptics are broken but that doesn't bother me. Is anything else broken? Should I use GCC or Clang version?
itsnebulalol said:
doesn't bother
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bear in mind, any vibration(notification vibration, haptic, alarm vibration) does not work
Ryano89 said:
Only haptics are broken? I test for Nameless, I'll flash the kernel if haptics are the only issue.
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
I couldn't find anything else
Mar-cel said:
I couldn't find anything else
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
Thanks. I flashed the gcc version on lemonade through EXKM and was stuck in fastboot on Nameless. Easily got booted with my backup. I'll try Clang version later