[KERNEL][SM-T510] Infinity Kernel 3.0 - BTFN - Samsung Galaxy Tab A series ROMs, Kernels, Recover

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Infinity Kernel 3.0 - Download
Galaxy Tab A 2019 (SM-T510)
Code:
[B]DISCLAIMER:[/B]
I'm not responsible if you brick your device, etc. Use common sense. Don't try to flash this on any other device.
Features:
+ Built on BTFN source
+ Big Cores Overclocked 2.2 GHz
+ Little Cores Overclocked 1.7 GHz
+ Additional governors
+ Additional schedulers
+ zRAM enabled
+ dm-verity disabled
+ exFAT support on GSI
+ GSI and Stock versions
+ No-knox on GSI version
Changelog:
3.0
- Rebase to BTFN (10.0)
2.0
- Rebase to ATB4
- Experimental ExFAT for GSI roms
1.2.2
- Disable CONFIG_SEC_FACTORY to avoid 80% charging cap on GSI roms
1.2.1
- Implement MTP fix for GSI roms
1.2
- First public release
Source:
https://github.com/ibanezbass/gta3xlwifi-infinity-kernel
Thanks to @Magendanz for his No Knox code and GSI contributions.​

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Thanks for the kernel!
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what type of gsi roms should be flashed a64ab or arm64? or arm 32?

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Battery won't charge
I have two T510 tablets with the Nexus ROM installed. I flashed the GSI kernel on both of them and everything appeared to work quite well. Checked with Antutu and results were impressive and showed the increased clock. But then I plugged them in to recharge but when I checked them sometime later, they had LOST charge. Ran the Ampere app on both, and it showed them as being plugged in but with a negative charge rate. Restored from backup and both are charging normally.

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lewmur said:
I have two T510 tablets with the Nexus ROM installed. I flashed the GSI kernel on both of them and everything appeared to work quite well. Checked with Antutu and results were impressive and showed the increased clock. But then I plugged them in to recharge but when I checked them sometime later, they had LOST charge. Ran the Ampere app on both, and it showed them as being plugged in but with a negative charge rate. Restored from backup and both are charging normally.
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Hmm. This issue is not present on the stock rom. I’ll do some research and get back to you.

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ibanezbass said:
Hmm. This issue is not present on the stock rom. I’ll do some research and get back to you.
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To check if this was a "smart chrager" problem, I re-installed the kernel and tried a regular charger. Discharge rate was even higher.

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Fine for me
lewmur said:
I have two T510 tablets with the Nexus ROM installed. I flashed the GSI kernel on both of them and everything appeared to work quite well. Checked with Antutu and results were impressive and showed the increased clock. But then I plugged them in to recharge but when I checked them sometime later, they had LOST charge. Ran the Ampere app on both, and it showed them as being plugged in but with a negative charge rate. Restored from backup and both are charging normally.
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I don't know but the kernel working fine for me no charging issues currently on the Nexus rom.
Tried on other random gsi's too works well!?

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dylanmurzello said:
I don't know but the kernel working fine for me no charging issues currently on the Nexus rom.
Tried on other random gsi's too works well!?
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Nexus_Stock_LOS_T510XXU2ASI4-20191109.tar.md5 is this the ROM you have installed? With two T510s, I can't see it as me being the only one with a problem.
edit: oops. It seems I have this build 2020-01-03-16-10-34_treble_a64_bvN-userdebug_9_PQ3A190801002_en but I don't remember where I got it.

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lewmur said:
Nexus_Stock_LOS_T510XXU2ASI4-20191109.tar.md5 is this the ROM you have installed? With two T510s, I can't see it as me being the only one with a problem.
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Yep that's the only time I installed and some magisk mod nfs injector and stuff,
I checked with ampere it's charging normally,I have 2gb variant btw.

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dylanmurzello said:
Yep that's the only time I installed and some magisk mod nfs injector and stuff,
I checked with ampere it's charging normally,I have 2gb variant btw.
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Hmmm!! I also have the 2gb version. I started from scratch with one of my tablets, but this time I skipped copying on startup so that I'd only have standard apps installed. The only app I installed is Ampere. Flashed the kernel and checked charging with Ampere. STILL DISCHARGING!!! Restored from backup and charging is back to normal.

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lewmur said:
Hmmm!! I also have the 2gb version. I started from scratch with one of my tablets, but this time I skipped copying on startup so that I'd only have standard apps installed. The only app I installed is Ampere. Flashed the kernel and checked charging with Ampere. STILL DISCHARGING!!! Restored from backup and charging is back to normal.
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I installed kernel with francokernel manager but I don't think that should make a difference?

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dylanmurzello said:
I installed kernel with francokernel manager but I don't think that should make a difference?
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When you installed the Nexus ROM, did you use the Odin or TWRP version? I used Odin.

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lewmur said:
When you installed the Nexus ROM, did you use the Odin or TWRP version? I used Odin.
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I used Odin too!
I don't know what's wrong then ,same setup.
Did you flash the gsi or normal kernel?

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dylanmurzello said:
I used Odin too!
I don't know what's wrong then ,same setup.
Did you flash the gsi or normal kernel?
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The GSI. I tried the normal one but that bootloop.

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lewmur said:
The GSI. I tried the normal one but that bootloop.
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Then did you flash the stock one?
Gsi one works good for me

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dylanmurzello said:
Then did you flash the stock one?
Gsi one works good for me
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Howcan I state more plainly. I TRIED BOTH!!!!!!! The stock one bootloops. The GSI one works except for the charging problem.

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I updated to the Nexus ASK1 ROM and didn't copy any apps from previous install. Install only Antutu and Ampere as apps. Everything appears to work. So I tried again with the Infinity GSI kernel. Antutu didn't improve very much and, again, the battery wouldn't charge so I had to restore from my TWRP backup.
BTW: I also downloaded the kernel zip again to make sure my copy wasn't corrupted.

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I got a problem! After installing the kernel, my tablet won't charge to more than 80%

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DKzVeNgEnS said:
I got a problem! After installing the kernel, my tablet won't charge to more than 80%
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I was begining to think I was the only one with this problem. When I tested my two, they were already above 80%, so they appeared to not be charging at all. But I just re-installed the kernel on one of them at let it stream a movie till the battery dropped to 70%. Then it did start to take a charge, but it only reached 79%. I seem to recall people having this problem on other ROMs.

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DKzVeNgEnS said:
I got a problem! After installing the kernel, my tablet won't charge to more than 80%
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After a little research, I think I've found the source of the problem but not the solution. It seems Samung has a feature called "Battery Life Extender" that prevents the battery from charging past 80%. This is supposed to extend the life cycles of the battery. There is supposed to be a setting to turn this feature off so that the battery can be fully charged, but I can't find it. It may require an edit to the build.prop.