Melina Kernel vs MK2000 Kernel. Which one is better and why? I'm planning on flashing a custom kernel on Lineage OS for the US997 variant.
Shall we try this again ?
For those interested: Androidfilehost
- Now compiled with Linaro GCC 7.2.1
- Various fixes
- I think I solved the problem with not booting on G6
Shall we try this again ?
For those interested: Androidfilehost
Now compiled with Linaro GCC 7.2.1
Various fixes
I think I solved the problem with not booting on G6
The new Beta runs very well
Thanks
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I made a thread for tweaking and having better performance in game and scrolling using your kernel:good:released in OP
https://xdaforums.com/lg-g6/how-to/setup-to-lg-g6-faster-heavy-game-smooth-t3763385
Ok, nice.
I'm working on an updated version already because of the V20, it had some problems I did not encounter on my G5.
Here's beta for v1.5.6
There are a few changes;
Linux 3.18.98, and reverted something that potentially has a negative performance impact.
This kernel is compatible with Fulmics, don't worry, just remember to flash Magisk/SuperSU again after the kernel.
Hmm is the reflash of Magisk recommended?
I never reinstalled it and works
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I've always had problem after flashing a kernel so to me it is, also because boot image needs to be patched if i'm not wrong.
That's right, you don't need to.
That was in the past when you flashed a *boot.img* when flashing a kernel.
Nowadays we use Anykernel or similar method to first dump the existing boot, then modify it and re-flash.
That way Magisk or other stuff in the ramdisk will remain.
This I have mentioned in the *questions* section (post #2) also.
The latest beta (v3) for H870 is very good for performance and battery life on the latest fulmics v4.2.
I'm using the default settings.
Nice work @askermk2000. Thank you.
I'm using the default settings.
Nice work @askermk2000. Thank you.
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You should put the latest version in the title, I was still on v1.2! Great work btw, only kernel that works for me and works well!
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Anyone is free to include it in their ROM as they like
Compiled with GCC 9.1.1
[2.2] Features:
Linux 3.18.140
SultanXDA's CPU Boost
KCAL - Screen panel control
Backported kernel improvements
Toggle USB2 900mA Fast-Charge
Boeffla Dynamic Sync Control
Boeffla Wake-Lock Blocker
Various patches and fixes
RCTD/Triton disabled
Maple I/O scheduler
DriveDroid support
Modules disabled
WireGuard
K-Lapse
Download: Oreo G6 Folder
The (AnyKernel2) flashable zip will flash kernel as well as /system/lib/modules. If you want to go back you should backup modules as well
Sources:
https://github.com/stendro/msm8996_lge_kernel
LGH830SV_LGH830TN_Android_Oreo_v30c.zip - From http://opensource.lge.com21Oreo mk2000 v2.0 BETA
^This is the link^
* Linux 3.18.126 (latest)
* Many interesting commits from sultan's and nathanchance's Pixel 2 kernels.
* Replaced Input Boost with Pixel2 version. Now boosts on app launch (and on waking).
* Also I've disabled normal boosting on touch input. No user configuration to be done.
* Removal of deprecated code from KGSL (adreno) driver, by Sultanxda.
* Various stuff...
Ok so I've gone back to the beginning and refreshed the whole kernel. Starting with CAF base and
merging in Android stable 3.18.126
Then extracting (almost) all of the non-LG commits applied - separating them as individual commits, and
finally applying LG's own modifications.
After this I picked in from previous mk2000-oreo branch, condensing commits and omitting questionable ones.
Of course upstreaming from 3.18.71 to 126 has brought a whole bunch of updates and fixes treewide.
I removed sultan's irq and kthread management as that seems to not be plug'n play with the 3.18 kernel.
I have been testing a bit myself and seems alright so far.
Source: mko-v210Oreo mk2000 v1.2
* Code fixes/updates.
* Enabled power efficient workqueues.
* Added SultanXDA's Input Boost driver (disabled by default).
* Patched some Qualcomm drivers with power efficient workqueues.
Source: mk2000-oreo10Oreo mk2000 v1.3
* Minor changes.
I had to do an update here. Yet again a bug sneaked into what was supposed to be a stable release.
"PowerManagerService" wakelock was going rampage. It was caused by a last minute addition I didn't test for v1.2
I didn't think I had to as it was a fairly common patch for improving power consumption.
Anyway now it's gone, and hopefully no other annoying surprises left.
Source: mk2000-oreo9Questions
Q: Will this work on newer bootloaders?
A: It should. The kernel is based on the most recent of LG sources.
Q: What control app do you suggest using?
A: I suggest using SmartPack, or EX Kernel Manager.
Q: Where can I donate? I want to donate!!
A: I don't accept donations because of two reasons. One: I don't really need it. Two: I like the idea of this being totally free, it adds to the enjoyability of the kernel.
Q: I'm having some problems with kernel not working or booting?
A: Make sure you have a recent bootloader. My kernel works on new firmware, not exactly sure how far back the compatibility goes.
Q: I flashed this zip in recovery, but it didn't seem to work, I'm still on my old kernel. What can I do?
A: With AnyKernel you shouldn't need to re-flash ROOT after flashing kernel (if already installed, if not, do it before flashing kernel). SuperSu has been known to revert the kernel install if you do so.
Q: OK so I just rooted my phone and installed this, and OMGOSH! so excited, now what do I do - do I tweake-dy freak out huh huh? How do I do it??
A: Put simply, don't do anything. I don't know how things where in the past, but now you don't need to do anything. Not with this kernel anyhow. Such thing are better discussed in a separate thread anyway.
