I have everything on stock.. Guess there are some prerequisites missing in the installation instructions ^^
Off to Google I go. Dont even know what TWRP is
Thanks for the pointer
[KERNEL][N6] FrancoKernel- r78 - 23rd March - compatible with Oreo and Pie
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I have everything on stock.. Guess there are some prerequisites missing in the installation instructions ^^
Off to Google I go. Dont even know what TWRP is
Thanks for the pointer
I have everything on stock.. Guess there are some prerequisites missing in the installation instructions ^^
Off to Google I go. Dont even know what TWRP is
Thanks for the pointer
Guess I'll give up for now. Errors everywhere. In 6 hours I havent encountered any tutorial that was working exactly as described. Apparently with 7.1.1 a bit has changed and I cant get fastboot to flash anything - I can neither get TWRP running nor install the Kernel that way. Some suggest it can be a cable, USB port or Win 10 issue - the first 2 I tried switching but I can't do much about my OS right now
I'm gonna first post in other threads before I might come back. Sry but for now I'll have to get rid of the app...
Try minimal fastboot/adb. The N6 is no long supported and I suspect the new versions will no longer work with this device.Guess I'll give up for now. Errors everywhere. In 6 hours I havent encountered any tutorial that was working exactly as described. Apparently with 7.1.1 a bit has changed and I cant get fastboot to flash anything - I can neither get TWRP running nor install the Kernel that way. Some suggest it can be a cable, USB port or Win 10 issue - the first 2 I tried switching but I can't do much about my OS right now
I'm gonna first post in other threads before I might come back. Sry but for now I'll have to get rid of the app...
"Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgment." - Will Rogers
Thanks I gave it one more try and it actually worked. For anyone else trying this on a Nexus 6:
I downloaded the 1.0 version from here: https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2317790
(didnt need extra drivers)
Set usb debugging mode on the phone
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot oem unlock (this will ask you to wipe your phone, so restart the phone afterwards, let it reinstall everything and set debugging mode again)
download zip on the phone
adb reboot bootloader
fastboot flash recovery twrp.img
and then go into recovery mode(no restart after flashing) and flash the previously downloaded zip
I have a problem with NightShift. A couple last kernel versions, the NightShift does not turn OFF in the morning, whether it's "Auto Sunrise/Sunset" or "Manual times". The feature turns on perfectly, but doesn't turn OFF
Anyone have an ETA on a Franco kernel for Nexus 6 that can replace the LineageOS 15.1 kernel? I assume/hope one will be available?
It not true that we (LineageOS) don't support custom kernels. It's just that there aren't any compatible ones available.
Would have quoted you from the LOS thread but I guess I misinterpreted what you said. It sounded much like it is a lot harder to make a custom kernel for 15.1 (than 14) and thus almost impossible.
@Elektroschmock correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe the reason there aren't custom kernels for 15.1 isn't as much a matter of difficulty as a matter of instability as changes are made to LOS base, and therefore LOS-based ROMs, which affect kernel compatibility. Not intentionally breaking compatibility, but being unable to avoid doing so to make needed or desired changes. I think as get further into development, kernel compatibility will stabilize. Or I could be missing the whole thing entirely.
What does it matter if this thread is open or not? The Dev can leave this open if he feels fit, stop back seat modding mate
i can't see francokernel not supporting as because I love her kernel so much
Here is the same. Now I'm trying with all the display features integrated in the rom disabled.
hello there legendary @franciscofranco
i own a Moto X Pro XT1115 (chinese version of Nexus 6) running on RR Nougat
because this device lacks of kernel developers, i dare to test any of SD-805 devices custom kernel (only those using "any kernel" patch ofcourse)
so i try This kernel and it just works as well for the first attempt... w/o any problem.
i'm here already tried yours and the ElementalX kernel but unfortunately it won't boot (forced to bootloader screen)
i wonder why MXP that have identical HW to N6 (only different on sensors thing) can't make it to use this kernel, but perfectly works with Moto Maxx's kernel.
so, my purpose is wanted to use your kernel for my (or maybe MXP users out there) device
if you don't mind, please take a look on it (Maxx's kernel) what is make my MXP fail to boot
i hope you have a time to grant my (our) wish :fingers-crossed:
thank you and sorry for my bad english (not my native lang)
i own a Moto X Pro XT1115 (chinese version of Nexus 6) running on RR Nougat
because this device lacks of kernel developers, i dare to test any of SD-805 devices custom kernel (only those using "any kernel" patch ofcourse)
so i try This kernel and it just works as well for the first attempt... w/o any problem.
i'm here already tried yours and the ElementalX kernel but unfortunately it won't boot (forced to bootloader screen)
i wonder why MXP that have identical HW to N6 (only different on sensors thing) can't make it to use this kernel, but perfectly works with Moto Maxx's kernel.
so, my purpose is wanted to use your kernel for my (or maybe MXP users out there) device
if you don't mind, please take a look on it (Maxx's kernel) what is make my MXP fail to boot
i hope you have a time to grant my (our) wish :fingers-crossed:
thank you and sorry for my bad english (not my native lang)
Looks like n6 franco kernel is dead. No support for oreo
Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk
Sent from my Nexus 6 using Tapatalk
yes he don't like Nexus6Looks like n6 franco kernel is dead. No support for oreo
Looks like n6 franco kernel is dead. No support for oreo
Not sure, i ask him a few weeks ago on twitter and he say he has other devices first.
I think we just have to be patient.
we are about to get android p bro and he not looking at our device ilove her kernel iam still running android 7.1.2 because her kernel
Since this thread isn't used for kernel related stuff anymore, I'd like to give you a small hint:
he -> his
she -> her
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367Hi all.
Compatibility:
It should work on any rom by following this logic:
Builds (up to r19) are Android 5.0 Lollipop only.
Builds (starting with r20) are Android 5.1 Lollipop only.
Builds (starting with r32) are Android 6.0 Marshmallow only.
Builds (starting with r53) are Android 7.0 Nougat only.
Builds (starting with r60 up to r64) are Android 7.1.1 Nougat only.
Builds (starting with r65 up to r75) are Android 7.1.1 Nougat March 2017 security patchset, or newer, only.
Builds starting with r76 up to r77 are for Android Oreo and Pie custom roms.
Builds starting with r78 are only for Android Pie.
Download:
https://francokernel.app
Installation:
Flash the zip in your recovery
or
Auto-flash from Franco Kernel Updater app
Features:
1 - Legendary battery life
2 - Flash & forget
3 - Typical interfaces like display adjustments, sound control, vibration control, and all that boring stuff
4 - Bypasses the verified boot flag for Android Pay compatibility (root still breaks Android Pay but that's your own problem)
5 - Idle power consumption reduced to the absolute minimum (if you have wakelocks from 3rd party apps you're obviously on your own)
6 - Support for FKUpdater's Performance Profiles
7 - Magical support, I'm here every day, checking posts almost hourly, ready to help anytime (well, unless you fail to read the OP, which contains most info you need)
8 - Seemless integration with my app FKUpdater
9 - No placebo patches, or "magical" optimizations
10 - Probably more, check my github for all the details - the code speaks for itself
Changelog:
https://francokernel.app
Scroll down, choose your device & select the latest release to see the changelog.
Source:
https://github.com/franciscofranco/shamu
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Cheers!96Change-log for r1 below.
I haven't included UV interface for now. It's more a commodity than a necessity and, as usual, as soon as I push UV users start messing with it and **** their phones (I've done this countless times, I know how it goes). I'll push UV sometime later. Also I'm gonna see if we can get some Gamma adjustments (no promise, I haven't even looked). Let's see how this develops over time. I've put some real thought into this r1 release, no bull**** as always.59r6 is up for grabs!
The big difference here is that we're now using Conservative governor instead of Interactive and I would like to explain you why. With this 3.10 branch guys over Linux foundation unified the cpufreq driver a little bit, so Ondemand and Conservative share the same core code. They behave differently, but the main code path is the same. There is also a new and improvement scaling calculation which I enjoy. Then I remembered that back in the old 2.6.35 branches we had a little tweak on Conservative that made it aware of micro idle accounting, which means that it sampled the load every 10ms, making it very aware of any change on the system that required fast response (this is what Ondemand does), but still maintaining it's "conservative" style. It changes very fast so there's a perception that all possible lag is absolutely gone without relying on extreme touchboost technics or overusage of extra CPU cores (like mpdecision does). But at the same time it scales down as fast as it goes up, so you'll be seeing an even usage of all steps as well. Interactive as we all know it's a very customizable governor, lots of options, but its a bit weird when deciding what freqs to use (I still like it very much).
I think you'll enjoy this experience immensely. Zephik's been using this for the past days, and he got some amazing results. I've been impressed myself.
Hope you like the change.51
Alright so what problems are you having with my app? I can't figure them out if I'm not having issues, so please let me know and I'll do my best, as usual, to improve the experience.
Ah comon cut the crap. I've always been like this, I write what I think, I don't hold back. I'm not biting any hands for ****s sake. Isn't the Kernel work that I do 100% for free? Don't you flash it for free? Don't I give you support for free? Sure we can talk about the app. Haven't I issued more than 200 updates since December 2012 (app release) 100% for free? Have I asked for anything more in return? Don't I give hourly support to all my users? I just frickin' rebuilt the app from scratch for 5 months. I slept through Christmas because I spent the week before having 1h sleep per-day to finish the app on time for Christmas so that users could enjoy it? Comon dude! Just because I'm direct and say what goes to my mind I'm already "biting on users hands" ?
What I just wrote is a perfect example of writing what goes through my mind. From dealing with me this phrase says it all: "What you see is what you get".
I'm sure LeanKernel will be awesome as well, Imoseyon's a great guy and knows his ****. Good luck!49Pushed r17 which fixes the cpu0 bug **** and fixes a performance regression on sequential read speed.
