[KERNEL][GPL][L][1/6/15] Stuxnet v5.0

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Gnome

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What is this:


This is Stuxnet a custom kernel for Android, this kernel focuses on simplicity and stabiilty. All features on this kernel are based on long hours of testing and all are thoroughly tested to give end users the best experience for their device.

Stuxnet is mostly stock with optimizations and features that are often used by users that are not affecting performance on their device. Future development of this kernel will focus on Performance and Stability.

So enough with the intro and start testing this on your device.


Features:

  • Based on Android 5.0 AOSP source
  • Mainstream Linux version 3.4+
  • SaberMod arm-eabi-4.9 Toolchain
  • Fully Optimized Stock Kernel
  • Double Tap to wake
  • Sound Control
  • Gamma Control
  • Thermal Enhancements
  • Check SOURCE for full changelog

How To's:

  • Install in recovery
  • Reboot
  • Kiss yo' mama
  • ***** Slap an iPhone user.. Smile!
  • Enjoy

Credits:


Downloads:


CLICK ME


"This kernel has 2 builds, Stable and Exp(experimental). For the experimental builds, take note that "experimental" means its not stable so expect the unexpected. But for Stable, it's direct to the point saying what it is." ;)

Build Stuxnet from source:
Code:
repo init -u https://github.com/Stuxnet-Kernel/stuxnet_manifest -b master && repo sync -j4 --no-clone-bundle

After syncing go to build folder and change the toolchain path on the scripts (stable for stable, etc.):
Code:
EXPORT CROSS_COMPILE="Point this to your existing toolchain"

After changing the path run the build command:
Code:
./mako-stable.sh

Finished product will be located inside mako/zip

For building CM kernel, do this commands after syncing the source:
Code:
cd mako && git branch cm-12 && git checkout cm-12 && git pull https://github.com/Stuxnet-Kernel/kernel_mako cm-12

Then while still on mako folder:
Code:
 cd ../build && ./mako-cm.sh
 
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Changelogs:

v1.0
Code:
- Initial Release

v2.0
Code:
- kexec patch
- voltage control
- halfbreed calibration

v3.0
Code:
- rework voltage control
- revert halfbreed calibration
- added governor tweaks


v4.0
Code:
- adjusted voltages
- enabled LZ4 compression

v4.1
Code:
- Linux 3.4.105

v4.2
Code:
- Entropy tweaks
- Check [B][URL="https://github.com/emceethemouth/kernel_mako/commits/Stuxnet"]GIT[/URL][/B] for full changelog

v4.3
Code:
- Lower down min frequency to 192Mhz
- Added CM12 support

v4.4
Code:
- Latest Google lollipop changes

v4.5
Code:
- Removed 192Mhz (seems I need to further check this one)
- added fsync control

v5.0
Code:
- reworked optimizations
- latest SM 4.9.3 built straight from SaberMod repo
- BFQ v7r7 latest
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blusydays

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Thanks for this new kernel, I flashed it and everything works smoothly ( 26126 in Antutu ), but I miss voltage control, will you add it in next builds ?
 

Gnome

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Thanks for this new kernel, I flashed it and everything works smoothly ( 26126 in Antutu ), but I miss voltage control, will you add it in next builds ?

Voltage control is cool but some users really doesn't know how to use it, then if they screw up they go "blame it on the dev." Lol! Anyways I might release another version that has that just to be safe, soon if time permits.
 
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Horizone

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Any faux sound patches?

Also what's different with experimental kernel?
 
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oxxshadow

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I am assuming we use ukm to tweak the kernel? BTW great work! Great to see an awesome dev make another kernel!
 

Asce92

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Hello! First of all, nice kernel! It works Smooth!!!
But I have 2 questions. How I can change the colors? I don't like this kernel colors, I prefer stock. And... How I can activate the doubletap_to_wake?
Thanks a lot!
 
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    What is this:


    This is Stuxnet a custom kernel for Android, this kernel focuses on simplicity and stabiilty. All features on this kernel are based on long hours of testing and all are thoroughly tested to give end users the best experience for their device.

    Stuxnet is mostly stock with optimizations and features that are often used by users that are not affecting performance on their device. Future development of this kernel will focus on Performance and Stability.

    So enough with the intro and start testing this on your device.


    Features:

    • Based on Android 5.0 AOSP source
    • Mainstream Linux version 3.4+
    • SaberMod arm-eabi-4.9 Toolchain
    • Fully Optimized Stock Kernel
    • Double Tap to wake
    • Sound Control
    • Gamma Control
    • Thermal Enhancements
    • Check SOURCE for full changelog

    How To's:

    • Install in recovery
    • Reboot
    • Kiss yo' mama
    • ***** Slap an iPhone user.. Smile!
    • Enjoy

    Credits:


    Downloads:


    CLICK ME


    "This kernel has 2 builds, Stable and Exp(experimental). For the experimental builds, take note that "experimental" means its not stable so expect the unexpected. But for Stable, it's direct to the point saying what it is." ;)

    Build Stuxnet from source:
    Code:
    repo init -u https://github.com/Stuxnet-Kernel/stuxnet_manifest -b master && repo sync -j4 --no-clone-bundle

    After syncing go to build folder and change the toolchain path on the scripts (stable for stable, etc.):
    Code:
    EXPORT CROSS_COMPILE="Point this to your existing toolchain"

    After changing the path run the build command:
    Code:
    ./mako-stable.sh

    Finished product will be located inside mako/zip

    For building CM kernel, do this commands after syncing the source:
    Code:
    cd mako && git branch cm-12 && git checkout cm-12 && git pull https://github.com/Stuxnet-Kernel/kernel_mako cm-12

    Then while still on mako folder:
    Code:
     cd ../build && ./mako-cm.sh
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    Changelogs:

    v1.0
    Code:
    - Initial Release

    v2.0
    Code:
    - kexec patch
    - voltage control
    - halfbreed calibration

    v3.0
    Code:
    - rework voltage control
    - revert halfbreed calibration
    - added governor tweaks


    v4.0
    Code:
    - adjusted voltages
    - enabled LZ4 compression

    v4.1
    Code:
    - Linux 3.4.105

    v4.2
    Code:
    - Entropy tweaks
    - Check [B][URL="https://github.com/emceethemouth/kernel_mako/commits/Stuxnet"]GIT[/URL][/B] for full changelog

    v4.3
    Code:
    - Lower down min frequency to 192Mhz
    - Added CM12 support

    v4.4
    Code:
    - Latest Google lollipop changes

    v4.5
    Code:
    - Removed 192Mhz (seems I need to further check this one)
    - added fsync control

    v5.0
    Code:
    - reworked optimizations
    - latest SM 4.9.3 built straight from SaberMod repo
    - BFQ v7r7 latest
    [/HIDE]
    17
    Updated kernel to 4.1 changelog is just latest Linux kernel mainstream 3.4.105
    15
    OP updated, check post #2 for Changes. Temporarily removed 192Mhz as lowest freq and stayed to stock to avoid issues with other devices that are not booting to it. Undervolt is still possible but low freq is back to 384Mhz.

    Removed CM for the meantime until official CM 12 is out.
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    v3.0 is up and voltages should be sticking now.