I have made a kernel for stock Cyanogen OS12 with the touchscreen firmware fix and the hardboot patch (So you can use the stock rom as primary rom in multirom)
I have attached 2 file types.
The .img files to flash it with fastboot or an kernel flasher app.
The .zip files to flash it with a custom recovery
Here is a Video from savadam How to install the kernel in the recovery.
In the youtube video description you will also find howto unlock the bootloader and install a custom recovery
Update:
Kernel V2 is attached with a modified Ramdisk to fix the not working Settings-display
Update2:
The touchsreen fix is causing an 30mA higher battery drain if double tap to wake is enabled. I can life with it, but if for you the drain is to high you should disable double tap to wake in settings-display.
As soon as a new fix is finish I will provide a new kernel
Update3:
Kernel V3 with the new fix which seems to fix the touchscreen problems without causing an higher battery drain http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/99607/
Update4:
Kernel V4 with fixed Sunlight Enhancement
Update5:
Kernel for CM11s XNPH05Q added
Update6:
Kernel for CM11 M11 Snapshot/Nightly added
Sources: https://github.com/bauner/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8974
Anyone tried this and can confirm it is working?
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nitramcek said:
Anyone tried this and can confirm it is working?
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I would not post it here if it would not work...
I use this kernel since a few weeks on the stock cos12 and since friday with the touchscreen fix.
Hardboot/Multirom support is also tested and working
Kernel V2 is attached in the first post with a modified Ramdisk to fix the not working Settings-display
@bauner it works great, I thought I had no issues, now I can touch even lighter
dev_freak said:
@bauner it works great, I thought I had no issues, now I can touch even lighter
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Since end of december
bauner said:
Since end of december
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Nice, I love this phone and I had touch issues, which I didn't knew, now I can touch my screen very light.
confirmed that its working perfectly and my phone is flying
does it work on stock cm12s
chiujiewei said:
does it work on stock cm12s
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It is made for the stock cyanogen os 12
i already have cm12s as my primary rom and miui6 as my scondary rom in multirom.
will flashing the boot zip for my cm12s conflict multirom?
What about the battery life? Any experience? I flashed FC which fixed the touchscreen issue, but worsened the battery life.
ovanitas said:
What about the battery life? Any experience? I flashed FC which fixed the touchscreen issue, but worsened the battery life.
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Kernel is stock m8 as described in the topic its been compiled from latest cm stock sources so its the same as stock cm12s.
chiujiewei said:
i already have cm12s as my primary rom and miui6 as my scondary rom in multirom.
will flashing the boot zip for my cm12s conflict multirom?
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No it will not conflict. just boot into recovery and go to install-choose the kernel and make sure that Inject MultiRom after installation is checked
bauner said:
No it will not conflict. just boot into recovery and go to install-choose the kernel and make sure that Inject MultiRom after installation is checked
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is kernel same version as 12s?
tsimitsangaz said:
is kernel same version as 12s?
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It is built from the latest cm12.0 sources with the stock cos12.0 YNG1TAS17L ramdisk
bauner said:
It is built from the latest cm12.0 sources with the stock cos12.0 YNG1TAS17L ramdisk
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is it possible to compile the same kernel with the touchscreen driver and without MultiRom support?
tsimitsangaz said:
is it possible to compile the same kernel with the touchscreen driver and without MultiRom support?
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It would be possible but it will not make any differences, because the hardboot patch does nothing if you don't have multirom installed
Video based on this Thread
For those who are interested, here some videos regarding this beautiful rom,
Thank me if i helped you.
Lmao I feel bad for bauner. So many posts asking the same thing pretty much. [emoji12] [emoji32]
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The reason I post my ROM here is because I'm soon starting with a new rom, broodROM KitKat which will also be available for the Note 3, So I figured why not test it on my current AOSP ROM (to see if there is any trouble on compiling, but no!). This AOSP is based on the real Google AOSP, no real further modifications (only thing is that it includes DeviceSettings from the S4 currently), and AppOps is exposed. that's all.
It includes the stock CM11 kernel (which is kinda crappy). but I don't have the device so cannot make decent kernel myself without testing. Also the ROM is 100% untested. but it compiled without any error with my sources (www.github.com/AOSP-S4-KK) so I think it's alright.
Working List
- You tell me I have no idea :silly:
Download Alpha 1
www.broodplank.net/files/AOSP-442-N9005-Alpha-1.zip
on alpha 01 you need to flash a custom kernel
SEND ME LOGCAT! BECAUSE CURRENTLY IT SEEM TO BOOTLOOP
The device name is listed as hlte in settings / build.prop, don't worry this is actually hltexx
Download Gapps Lite + SuperSU (yes it's not rooted by default, I recommend installing this package)
http://broodplank.net/files/gapps-4.4.2-lite-with-supersu-1.86.zip
Sources
- https://github.com/aosp-s4-kk
Download:
Code:
mkdir ~/AOSP
cd ~/AOSP
repo init -u git://github.com/AOSP-S4-KK/platform_manifest -b kk-4.4
repo sync
Building:
Code:
. build/envsetup.sh
lunch
make otapackage
reserved1
Sweet man!! Thanks always looking for something new to flash lol downloading now
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Downloading!
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Thankyou OP
anybody that has tried this, can you let me know if the temp/humidity sensors are still working after a few hours? as with other cm roms they stop working for me
Awesome Broodplank! Just switched from the Galaxy S Plus to the Note 3, always enjoyed your roms on there. Will try out this one! Keep up the good work
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Flashed and it went straight into Odin mode and said "Could not do normal boot" - I'm on the new Kitkat bootloader.
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Flashed and it went straight into Odin mode and said "Could not do normal boot" - I'm on the new Kitkat bootloader.
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Lol what the hell, that's almost impossible that my rom triggered download mode XD.
But it could be true, I have no clue since I do not have the device. what you could try is using the boot.img & /system/lib/modules from CM11 nightly.
btw, just downloaded CM11 and noticed there are NO modules in the kernel of hltexx. this means the kernel I added will not boot most likely.
So please install this zip after installing the rom:
www.broodplank.net/files/aosp-442-hltexx-kernel.zip
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Lol what the hell, that's almost impossible that my rom triggered download mode XD.
But it could be true, I have no clue since I do not have the device. what you could try is using the boot.img & /system/lib/modules from CM11 nightly.
btw, just downloaded CM11 and noticed there are NO modules in the kernel of hltexx. this means the kernel I added will not boot most likely.
So please install this zip after installing the rom:
www.broodplank.net/files/aosp-442-hltexx-kernel.zip
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OK - will try again now and let you know :good:
and new bootloader ?
Just bootloops with that .zip you added.
I did however change your kernel zip after the bootloop and used - temasek's HLTE custom kernel - I am now on the Android start up screen you have added but it is stuck on there.
radicalisto said:
Just bootloops with that .zip you added.
I did however change your kernel zip after the bootloop and used - temasek's HLTE custom kernel - I am now on the Android start up screen you have added but it is stuck on there.
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ok good, could you open up adb shell, and send me the logcat, since I have no idea what actually could be the cause atm.
Yup will do it shortly, just heading home now
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Yup will do it shortly, just heading home now
Sent from my CM11 Kitkat powered N9005
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Ok thank you very much, without some proper logcat I cannot fix anything since I don't have the device :silly:
Anyways, I think the problem won't be a serious one, since the rom has msm8974 support
www.broodplank.net/logcat for uploading logcats pls
broodplank1337 said:
Ok thank you very much, without some proper logcat I cannot fix anything since I don't have the device :silly:
Anyways, I think the problem won't be a serious one, since the rom has msm8974 support
www.broodplank.net/logcat for uploading logcats pls
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Sorry I couldn't manage to get a logcat via ADB due to some kernel issues with connecting to the PC - I'll try again today. - Is It possible you are using the old CM sources rather than the unified build sources? - device changed from HLTEXX to HLTE
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Sorry I couldn't manage to get a logcat via ADB due to some kernel issues with connecting to the PC - I'll try again today. - Is It possible you are using the old CM sources rather than the unified build sources? - device changed from HLTEXX to HLTE
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This ROM is built from pure AOSP sources not CM.
Hope a working build comes up soon, really like pure AOSP ROMs!
gianton said:
This ROM is built from pure AOSP sources not CM.
Hope a working build comes up soon, really like pure AOSP ROMs!
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Ah I dropped the herp a derp then hahah, Nah reason I thought that was because of the CM kernel used to boot it up. Thanks for correcting :good:
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@gianton it'll boot into splash screen with temasek's kernel, if you wanna try and grab an ADB Logcat? - I'm having issues getting one :crying:
Sorry for not providing a good kernel, the thing is I cannot compile it decently with the ROM. it says I have to add module support and recontinue, thing is, the note 3 does not use it. but my build forces it.. Anyone have experience on CM with compiling the kernel? (the kernel is from CM after all)
You could try temasek or Yank555 or wootever for help with kernels as they're pretty decent at them - civato knows his stuff also, however I believe he has only worked with Stock samsung kernels and not CM stuff.
Still cannot get ADB logcat, phone won't recognise in PC
I have been working on grouper recently and I felt that there was a certain lack of a stock based kernel with only useful stuff and not custom features. There might be some users like me who haven't been able to customize their tablets much because of schedule and lego kernel hasn't been updated much recently. So I have made a kernel for Lollipop with only required stuff.
Some points to note(they can't be called features)-
Compiled using latest Linraro 4.9 optimized for Cortex A9
Kexec support
All-F2FS support
GPU overclock(franco's method)
Optimized ARM RWSEM algorithm
Entropy tweaks
Agnostic kernel flasher
SuperSU compatible
Download- http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/?id=6701#downloads for boot.img
and http://d-h.st/2bYP for agnostic kernel flasher zip
Note- boot.img is only for All-F2FS partition users while zip can be used for all partition types(ext4, data-F2FS, all-F2FS).
XDA:DevDB Information
Phantom Kernel, Kernel for the Nexus 7
Contributors
Shivam Kuchhal
Source Code: https://github.com/shivamk11/android_kernel_asus_grouper
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2014-11-17
Last Updated 2015-05-03
Reserved
Reserved
nice!...will check it out and report back....
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**wow, just installed latest Lollipop image (LRX21P) after converting to ALL-F2FS and it boots just fine!...
Im impressed with Lollipop setup!
Awesome, I'm gonna give this a try!
For GPU overclock is it set higher already or do I need an external app or additional files to affect it?
Sweet, now all i need is some advanced power button options and my tablet is set :3
dareino said:
nice!...will check it out and report back....
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**wow, just installed latest Lollipop image (LRX21P) after converting to ALL-F2FS and it boots just fine!...
Im impressed with Lollipop setup!
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What steps did you follow? I tried the same and got stuck at boot.
Which root way did you follow? Chainfire or permissive?
I am running rooted factory image on ext4. I flashed the zip, got positive feedback of the boot.img installing, rebooted, saw one app optimizing on boot. But when I go to settings.device the kernel still reports the stock name and in trickster I see the same with no evidence of any new gpu customizability. Thanks.
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What steps did you follow? I tried the same and got stuck at boot.
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I didnt do anything differently when I convert a ROM to ALL-F2FS..I know it takes a good 5 mins once it hits the swirling balls....
I dont have root tho....
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**just updated SuperSU and im rooted...**
dareino said:
I didnt do anything differently when I convert a ROM to ALL-F2FS..I know it takes a good 5 mins once it hits the swirling balls....
I dont have root tho....
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**just updated SuperSU and im rooted...**
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any guides available... ive tried some of the stuff but did not convert....
MattSkeet said:
any guides available... ive tried some of the stuff but did not convert....
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PM me and ill send u my copy
dareino said:
PM me and ill send u my copy
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PM sent thanks
I am also wondering, how did you convert a Lollipop ROM to All-F2FS? With the 'Convert To F2FS' App from the Play Store? Does it work with 5.0?
Or is all i need flashing a Lollipop ROM on my F2FS device and then this kernel and it will boot?
also can i use this kernel on tilapia? I know i can't use grouper ROMs but never bothered with Kernels until now.
punshkin said:
I am also wondering, how did you convert a Lollipop ROM to All-F2FS? With the 'Convert To F2FS' App from the Play Store? Does it work with 5.0?
Or is all i need flashing a Lollipop ROM on my F2FS device and then this kernel and it will boot?
also can i use this kernel on tilapia? I know i can't use grouper ROMs but never bothered with Kernels until now.
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Actually if you flash a grouper version of twrp you can use grouper ROMs on a tilapia. You just lose 3g.
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this was the best kernel for falcon, i can't wait to try it for the nexus 7 :good:
GtrCraft said:
Which root way did you follow? Chainfire or permissive?
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Chainfire
buffal0b1ll said:
I am running rooted factory image on ext4. I flashed the zip, got positive feedback of the boot.img installing, rebooted, saw one app optimizing on boot. But when I go to settings.device the kernel still reports the stock name and in trickster I see the same with no evidence of any new gpu customizability. Thanks.
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That's weird, might be some issue in agnostic flasher. Anybody else can confirm?
punshkin said:
I am also wondering, how did you convert a Lollipop ROM to All-F2FS? With the 'Convert To F2FS' App from the Play Store? Does it work with 5.0?
Or is all i need flashing a Lollipop ROM on my F2FS device and then this kernel and it will boot?
also can i use this kernel on tilapia? I know i can't use grouper ROMs but never bothered with Kernels until now.
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There's an All-F2FS zip available in android dev.
dustcollector69 said:
this was the best kernel for falcon, i can't wait to try it for the nexus 7 :good:
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Thanks!
I'll try this.
Anything, ANYTHING is better than the stock kernel on the OG N7.
Shivam Kuchhal said:
There's an All-F2FS zip available in android dev.
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Care to share that zip and the steps you took to achieve f2fs?
If you don't know what is this, don't flash this, If you know what is this, you are supposed to flash this. This is tested and working by me and many others. As always, you and only you are responsible for your device and decisions. Neither me nor anyone else except you will be responsible for bricked device.
This kernel is compiled using cyanogen source and commits and is up-to-date till now. I have not changed anything in it.
It includes all the libs needed for stock-based rom to boot.
For changes you can see the commits on github.com.
Custom recovery needed.
Instructions:
1. Download CM_kernel_15-2-15.zip or Dev-Host mirror
2. Place it in internal/external sd.
3. Reboot to recovery and choose install from internal/external sd.
4. Select CM_kernel_15-2-15.zip.
5. Reboot.
Changes you may see after flashing this will be in camera, touch, proximity and over all performance.
Please report if you find anything good or usual.
Till now noticed bugs fixed (as reported by users):
1. Battery charging stuck on 99%.
2. Better touch respponce
Credits:
Google, Doomlord, CyanogenMod
Benefits of updating this kernel?
Hi,
What are the added benefits / any benefits by updating this kernel.
Has it resolved any bug?
sandebal1 said:
Hi,
What are the added benefits / any benefits by updating this kernel.
Has it resolved any bug?
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Completely stock. Nothing is changed.
Camera libs are changed, battery thermal cut off changed, rest I didn't cared to see.
You can see all changes on git, commits.
Right now I am working on kernel.
Sudeep Duhoon said:
Completely stock. Nothing is changed.
Camera libs are changed, battery thermal cut off changed, rest I didn't cared to see.
You can see all changes on git, commits.
Right now I am working on kernel.
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Please make sure to integrate all the latest commits with newer camera libraries as well.
Because the updated libraries really do make a difference.
Nishchay1 said:
Please make sure to integrate all the latest commits with newer camera libraries as well.
Because the updated libraries really do make a difference.
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Already included. Till date.
Sudeep Duhoon said:
Already included. Till date.
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Any ETA on the release date?
Nishchay1 said:
Any ETA on the release date?
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This kernel has new cam libs and latest commits.
I am confused what are you asking bro? ?
does it have conservative governor ??? if not how to enable it.. ??
Kiran Anto said:
does it have conservative governor ??? if not how to enable it.. ??
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I will upload a separate kernel for that, this one is pure stock.
how do i backup the libs so that when I reflash/go back to stock kernel the old libs are also restored together?
spikywits said:
how do i backup the libs so that when I reflash/go back to stock kernel the old libs are also restored together?
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No need. Old kernel will work too.
Will this kernel support lollipop update??????
It will work in Cm12.1????
complied from https://github.com/therootlord/android_kernel_motorola_msm8953
not my code, just sharing because i keep seeing people complain about magisk mods
Features:
-F2FS bug fixed (can flash magisk modules on stock)
-not sure what else
Flash in twrp
TODO:
-kexec-hardboot
-disable force-decrypt
Stock NPS26.116-45 kernel zip: Link
This was my first kernel compilation, let me know if something isn't working
Extreme-Plus-Kernel-nrdgd-1.zip compiled on nov-18-2017 Link: Google Drive
UPDATE, just found out wifi doesnt work, sorry, been traveling and didnt think to test. everything else seems to work tho.
heres an older version of the kernel not compiled by me until i figure this out
UPDATE 2 - wifi fixed
Extreme-Plus-Kernel-nrdgd-2.zip compiled on nov-19-2017 Link: Google Drive
It boots with aex 7.x - to early to say more
Phazmos said:
It boots with aex 7.x - to early to say more
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wifi doesnt work for me, let me know if its working on yours and which model you have if you can
until then check OP for older version of the same kernel
wifi fixed
Ae3NerdGod said:
wifi doesnt work for me, let me know if its working on yours and which model you have if you can
until then check OP for older version of the same kernel
wifi fixed
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Didn't notice it was broken - us version here.
It booted, but was very slow and laggy, even did a system cache wipe....Then restoring the default boot.img had wifi not working....Just FYI for those who want to try...Do a backup
Is the only benefit to have magisk modules on stock rom? I have XT1806 rooted TWRP r9 Gladius Magisk 14.3 flashed this kernel but kept booting straight to recovery...had to do a full restore. I'm looking for custom kernels that provide speed and power benefits. Thanks
Would you mind sharing the build sequence/commands?
THERAJ12 said:
Is the only benefit to have magisk modules on stock rom? I have XT1806 rooted TWRP r9 Gladius Magisk 14.3 flashed this kernel but kept booting straight to recovery...had to do a full restore. I'm looking for custom kernels that provide speed and power benefits. Thanks
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Just a note on kernels
I've tested many many kernels on many devices. When they are configured the same, performance/battery is about the same. Any difference was slight enough to be considered noise in the test methods. I always suggest to learn about kernel parameters then tweak it to the way you want. Any kernel will give more performance, or battery life, or anything between - all depends on how you configure it.
Ps - same device, same twrp, supersu instead of magisc, no problems. Except seems not compatible with ex kernel manager - it doesn't apply settings. I believe it doesn't set proper permissions to be able to write. But hey, it's young and a stockish kernel, hope to see more.
Phazmos said:
Just a note on kernels
I've tested many many kernels on many devices. When they are configured the same, performance/battery is about the same. Any difference was slight enough to be considered noise in the test methods. I always suggest to learn about kernel parameters then tweak it to the way you want. Any kernel will give more performance, or battery life, or anything between - all depends on how you configure it.
Ps - same device, same twrp, supersu instead of magisc, no problems. Except seems not compatible with ex kernel manager - it doesn't apply settings. I believe it doesn't set proper permissions to be able to write. But hey, it's young and a stockish kernel, hope to see more.
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EXKM seems to work fine on AEX rom using the butterfly governor good battery life and smooth.
revengineer said:
Would you mind sharing the build sequence/commands?
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i had to use his toolchain, and fix a few includes for it to work. im going to try different ones to try and figure out the lag, maybe thats not whats causing it but im new at this . been reading logs all day
smokinjoe2122 said:
It booted, but was very slow and laggy, even did a system cache wipe....Then restoring the default boot.img had wifi not working....Just FYI for those who want to try...Do a backup
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yeah, sorry. new at this. dont know if @geneticengineer wants me passing his old kernels he hasnt posted around either. if you can find his afh, he has a really old one on there thats way faster. im still learning, im working on pulling the stock modules and kernel to make a back to stock zip rn actually will post soon if you keep using it, it speeds up a tiny bit lol
THERAJ12 said:
Is the only benefit to have magisk modules on stock rom? I have XT1806 rooted TWRP r9 Gladius Magisk 14.3 flashed this kernel but kept booting straight to recovery...had to do a full restore. I'm looking for custom kernels that provide speed and power benefits. Thanks
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planning kexec hardboot and disable force decrypt when i get the hang of this.
Phazmos said:
Just a note on kernels
Ps - same device, same twrp, supersu instead of magisc, no problems. Except seems not compatible with ex kernel manager - it doesn't apply settings. I believe it doesn't set proper permissions to be able to write. But hey, it's young and a stockish kernel, hope to see more.
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actually i think i missed something in defconfig that enables the secondary processor, im also going to switch toolchains, expect a new kernel in a few days
Here's a link to GeneticEngineer's AFH-hosted original kernel from the TWRP thread. I don't think he'll mind it being reposted in this thread. This should tide people over until you can iron out the bugs in your build.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120765462
Thanks for picking up the baton and running with it, incidentally. I did ask GeneticEngineer to create a thread for his kernel but perhaps he missed the message.
THERAJ12 said:
Is the only benefit to have magisk modules on stock rom? I have XT1806 rooted TWRP r9 Gladius Magisk 14.3 flashed this kernel but kept booting straight to recovery...had to do a full restore. I'm looking for custom kernels that provide speed and power benefits. Thanks
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i actually get those weird reboot to recovery bugs all the time on this device and 2 things fix it, booting to bootloader and picking "start" or a full restore
I tried version 2. I still couldn't get it to pass Magisk SafetyNet. I also noticed that this kernel breaks fingerprint gestures.
bishop0114 said:
I tried version 2. I still couldn't get it to pass Magisk SafetyNet. I also noticed that this kernel breaks fingerprint gestures.
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GeneticEngineer's original both passes SafetyNet and leaves fingerprint gestures functional on my otherwise stock single Sim EU version:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120765462
Loccy said:
GeneticEngineer's original both passes SafetyNet and leaves fingerprint gestures functional on my otherwise stock single Sim EU version:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120765462
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Thanks. I tried it and still wouldn't pass SafetyNet. The fingerprint gestures worked though. I am running it on a secondary ROM. Maybe that is causing the issue?
Loccy said:
GeneticEngineer's original both passes SafetyNet and leaves fingerprint gestures functional on my otherwise stock single Sim EU version:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120765462
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I've built a fully working stock kernel which has the needed commits for Magisk modules to work correctly and passes SafetyNet [emoji6]. Need to do some more updating (upstream) but I plan on posting it soon, probably new thread (Resurrected Kernel).
bishop0114 said:
Thanks. I tried it and still wouldn't pass SafetyNet. The fingerprint gestures worked though. I am running it on a secondary ROM. Maybe that is causing the issue?
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A stock based kernel isn't gonna play well with custom ROMs, unless your secondary ROM is a stock ROM? I plan on creating one for cm-14.1+ based ROMs too.
Jleeblanch said:
I've built a fully working stock kernel which has the needed commits for Magisk modules to work correctly and passes SafetyNet [emoji6]. Need to do some more updating (upstream) but I plan on posting it soon, probably new thread (Resurrected Kernel). A stock based kernel isn't gonna play well with custom ROMs, unless your secondary ROM is a stock ROM? I plan on creating one for cm-14.1+ based ROMs too.
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If you need someone to beta test it, let me know. It is the only reason I am not running stock.
Yes, i'm not very creative so I named the kernel after myself.
This is merely a minimalistic kernel that is meant to be kept up to date with the latest CAF tag and upstream Linux.
What is included:
- Merged latest CAF tag "LA.UM.6.4.r1-10300-8x98.0"
- Merged upstream Linux patches (up to v4.4.155)
- Suppressed HTC debugging spam
- No other BS
Requirements:
- Stock-based Oreo ROM
- Magisk installed
Downloads:
Kernel:
Tomascus Kernel v1
Modules:
Tomascus Kernel Modules v1
Instructions:
Enter recovery and flash both the kernel and kernel module zips
XDA:DevDB Information
Tomascus Kernel HTC U11, Kernel for the HTC U11
Contributors
tomascus
Source Code: https://github.com/tomascus/android_kernel_htc_msm8998
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Beta
Current Stable Version: v1
Stable Release Date: 2018-09-16
Created 2018-09-16
Last Updated 2018-09-15
new kernel? great! but you can intro some funtion?
Waiting for your aosp kernel
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con_sau_may_tinh said:
new kernel? great! but you can intro some funtion?
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Main goal of this kernel is simplicity, I don't have any plans to add anything extra.
amit_sen said:
Waiting for your aosp kernel
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The lineage-15.1 branch of my kernel works well enough for lineage-based ROMs at the moment but further development is currently on hold. (lineage-16.0 branch currently has broken wifi).
We're working on bringing up lineage 16.0 at the moment which takes up the free time I get to work on this. After we've completed that, I also need to address outstanding issues with PowerHAL usage.
tomascus said:
The lineage-15.1 branch of my kernel works well enough for lineage-based ROMs at the moment but further development is currently on hold. (lineage-16.0 branch currently has broken wifi).
We're working on bringing up lineage 16.0 at the moment which takes up the free time I get to work on this. After we've completed that, I also need to address outstanding issues with PowerHAL usage.
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I know as im using that kernel branch in my RR rom [emoji6]
Device changes and your kernel finally put the deep sleep issue at rest.
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Whoaa new kernel for our beloved U11
It's great to see devs around this forgotten and very underrated phone
Edit : Wifi is not working on latest stock oreo, installed kernel + modules (tried magisk 17.1 and 17.3)
I'm sure you're aware of it, but kernel breaks wifi on RR.
I know it's not for AOSP based roms, just thought I'd mention it. Everything else seems fine.
Awesome bro can we install on aosp 9 ?? Or only Oreo for now
Hope u can continue ur kernel. Beacause it very stable.... I try all custom rom. Custom kernel... Have the problem set value config cpu (AKT,...) not working-when touching to display min and big core run at 9xx mhz and higher. Only your kernel resolve this problem. ...
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And bug with resolve ur kernel : break wifi- module not working.
For those who use module fix but not fix wifi (like me) do step by step.
- Replace all file from system/etc/lib of module to ur system device.
Copy file "qca_cld3_wlan.ko" to system/vendor/lib . then reboot. Hope it working on ur device.
I use this kernel source for my recent slim builds already (with a few changes to the defconfig for wifi/exfat)
SD card won't mount. Even formatting the SD card still won't work for me. This seems to be an issue alot for me. Going back to stock kernel SDcard works.
Mikee4fun said:
SD card won't mount. Even formatting the SD card still won't work for me. This seems to be an issue alot for me. Going back to stock kernel SDcard works.
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Maybe have something wrong with ur sd card (ex: like partiom type)
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Im in fat32 working fine....
ValKyre said:
Maybe have something wrong with ur sd card (ex: like partiom type)
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Im in fat32 working fine....
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Negative, all formats do not work. Like I said, works fine with the stock kernel. Re formatted in TWRP with any format and it will not mount. Stock kernel it works just fine. I have issues with some other AOSP ROM's where it will not mount either.
@tomascus Hey there
Just wondering if this project is already dead ? I really hope that you manage to solve broken WI-FI issue. I can help with testing if you need.
Keep being amazing and thanks for this awesome work
korom42 said:
@tomascus Hey there
Just wondering if this project is already dead ? I really hope that you manage to solve broken WI-FI issue. I can help with testing if you need.
Keep being amazing and thanks for this awesome work
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Did you flash the modules zip? Wifi is in those.
It's not dead, I'm just more focused on lineage os and enjoying the holidays
tomascus said:
Did you flash the modules zip? Wifi is in those.
It's not dead, I'm just more focused on lineage os and enjoying the holidays
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Well as far as I know drivers & magisk modules don't go hand to hand very well and this confirms what I thought. I just made a simple flashable zip with system installation of kernel modules and I got my wifi working, so maybe consider adding that option next time :fingers-crossed: I will attach the zip below maybe this can help someone.
And have a great day
kernel support external network adapters(USB HID)?
I want to use Kali NetHunter on U11:silly:
Cloverkit said:
kernel support external network adapters(USB HID)?
I want to use Kali NetHunter on U11:silly:
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Wireless Network Adapter Information