arter97 kernel for Galaxy S6
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You can use Noxxxx NOG33K test kernel on Nougat. Buttery smooth here with undervolt and 1080p.
sorry for this newbie question, but can use this kernel in android 6.0.1 stock? really not found this info here
there's another kernel most updated and better fo S6 with android 6?
thanks
there's another kernel most updated and better fo S6 with android 6?
thanks
Well, I've gotten myself in to a. It of a pickle. After nearly 2 YEARS rocking this Kernel, I've now landed up with a S7.
Would you ever be able to do a Kernel for the S7 (SM-G930F)
Exynos 8890...
It's only been a couple of weeks and I'm having arter97 withdrawals ?
Can you please tell me which specific one you are referring to. Is is just the v4 version that is the main download link?
Thanks,
Nope. That is probably the v7 via telegram group. Back up 5 pages and read from there.
Sent from my SM-G920F using XDA Labs
Ok, I see. Looks like Noxxxx gave up on releasing a nougat kernel for S6. I think I will skip a half baked version.
Development is far from stopped by noxxx. Also far from half baked kernels, I got a much better battery life and performance via his kernel. Definitely worth a check
From what I read, he said so himself in the thread that he is not interested in releasing a s6 nougat kernel. So maybe that has changed.
He won't release it on here, and if he continues it will be on his telegram group.
---------- Post added at 08:50 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:47 PM ----------
He closed his kernel thread on here, has he said something about returning?
More info plz... I will not be of any particular help, but someone else might.i just tried it and i was stuck on bootloop
Version of Android?
Version of kernel?
What TWRP-version?
Cleared Cache/ART after flash?
What kernel did work to get you booting again?
Anything else...
Sent from my Redmi Note 2 using XDA Labs
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Can i use twrp to flash this kernel on my g925F ?!
This kernel is not supported anymore. Please don't install in on Android Nougat. Latest supported Android version was 6.0.1.i just tried it and i was stuck on bootloop
Anyone know how to bypass s-boot cmdline on this device to add custom commands? I can hex edit s-boot but don't want to brick Im looking to activate fbcon on kernel source If I add cmdline I cannot get past s-boot splash screen and cannot include /proc/cmdline in kernel as the string is way too long any help is much appreciated thank you in advanced.
Zack Molony
Zack Molony
I have problem with lags. Sometimes my phone lagging very much, and I checking kernel settings, And all small cores are on 400mhz and big cores 800mhz, frequency not changing even I using a lot of apps.. My governor is: interactive, when frequency changing value 400-1500mhz and 800-2100mhz phone working very fast and smooth, but sometimes is only 400/800mhz all the time without reason and lagging. I haven't idea help plz
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arter97 kernel for Galaxy S6 / S6 edge / Note 5 / S6 edge Plus
/* Details */
Upgraded to the latest Linux 3.10
Latest Linaro LSK kernel fully merged
Based on the latest Galaxy S6 / Note 5 kernel sources
Fading LED by AndreiLux and other Note 4 developers
Proper, full support for f2fs & backported from latest stable Linux
CPU undervolt support with Synapse
Display color switcher implemented
- Original code from gokhanmoral's Siyah kernel for i9300
- Toggle by quadruply tapping the multitasking button
- This may not work on edge variants
Sound-control by AndreiLux offered for Galaxy S6
- Download soundcontrol zip file
- Control available at Synapse app
- You may encounter in-call audio issues with this
- Install the regular version if you don't need this
--- Performance & responsiveness improvements ---
UI lags fixed with binder patch
Full unaligned access enabled
Processor scheduler improvements from AndreiLux
Uses LZ4 with zswap
Dynamic fsync from faux123
Networking speed improvements
Random driver backported from mainline Linux
Westwood as default TCP network congestion control
Built with latest Linaro GCC toolchain with latest GNU linker
Entropy hook on storage removed
Default file-system mount option with noatime
ROW I/O scheduler added and set to default
Scheduler, workqueue, network drivers, file-system drivers, commits properly ported from mainline Linux and CodeAurora(Qualcomm)
Interactive CPU governor replaced with CodeAurora(Qualcomm)'s one
Reduced screen-on delay with boosted CPU cores on resume
--- Memory efficiency & management improvements ---
LowMemoryKiller source-code revamped
Various memory tweaks applied
Memory-management commits properly ported from mainline Linux and CodeAurora(Qualcomm)
--- Battery life improvements ---
Intelligently moves apps to LITTLE cores
Power-efficient workqueues from Linaro enabled
Interactive CPU governor patched for better battery life
NVIDIA's power-efficiency improvement commits applied
Power-managements commits properly ported from mainline Linux and CodeAurora(Qualcomm)
And many others... please read the changelog
/* Switch to f2fs */
As mentioned above, this kernel fully supports f2fs.
However, you are completely free to choose not to use f2fs.
You can selectively convert partitions to f2fs using TWRP provided in the downloads.
You should use the provided TWRP at all times after you switched to f2fs.
/* Disclaimer */
Your warranty is now void.
I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this kernel
before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. Hard. A lot.
/* Supported devices */
--- Galaxy S6---
SM-G920F
SM-G920I
SM-G920S
SM-G920K
SM-G920L
SM-G920T
SM-G920W8
--- Galaxy S6 edge---
SM-G925F
SM-G925I
SM-G925S
SM-G925K
SM-G925L
SM-G925T
SM-G925W8
--- Galaxy Note 5 ---
SM-N920C
SM-N920I
SM-N920G
SM-N920S
SM-N920K
SM-N920L
SM-N920T
SM-N920W8
--- Galaxy S6 edge Plus ---
SM-G928F
SM-G928C
SM-G928I
SM-G928G
SM-G928S
SM-G928K
SM-G928L
SM-G928T
SM-G928W8
/* Warning */
Redistribution, modifying files used within this project's file or integrating with other projects are prohibited with no exceptions other than my projects.
Making mirrors, re-uploading to another servers are also prohibited with no exceptions.
/* Downloads and links */
I cannot test this kernel with TWRP.
Switching to the provided PhilZ Touch recovery is highly recommended for all users.
arter97.com
/* Thanks to */
AndreiLux
faux123
Linaro
MinL(xens0117)
hsk from Matcl
CodeAurora
/* Contact */
Email : [email protected]
Twitter : @arter97_dev
/* Known issues */
None
/* Installation */
1. Put the downloaded kernel on your internal storage
2. Enter ClockworkMod(or PhilZ) recovery
3. Flash kernel
XDA:DevDB Information
arter97 kernel for Galaxy S6, Kernel for the Samsung Galaxy S6
Contributors
arter97, AndreiLux
Source Code: https://bitbucket.org/arter97/android_kernel_samsung_exynos7420
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2015-08-03
Last Updated 2016-06-19102Finally solved the massive memory leak issue.
The culprit was on HMP scheduler, which I originally suspected the least likely place to durp.
Version 13.0 and up has this issue.
This issue was serious enough to make me consider retiring the kernel development altogether.
Kernel stack was eating a whooping 700MB of RAM after about 72 hrs of uptime.
I was drawing blank for 18 hrs, debugging and reverting hundreds of commits, then finally got the culprit commits on 5AM this morning.
And to the CPU big cores frequency reduction issue:
To those who don't know this dreadful issue, some race-conditions with user-space DVFS and kernel-space DVFS(yes, both) was causing big CPU cores' max frequency to stuck at some level.
This obviously drops the performance to a noticeable level.
This issue was present on Android 5.1 : it was getting stuck on 1704 MHz, and I workarounded it by renaming scaling_max_freq to ren_max_freq, which seems to work. But it also broke many CPU config applications such as Kernel Adiutor.
Fast forward to today, I also noticed kernel-space was causing race condition. It was getting stuck on 1300 MHz, this time.
This issue is less likely to be noticed with stock kernel since turning the screen off and back on will reset the frequency settings and set proper min/max frequencies for big CPU cores on the stock kernel.
But because custom kernels like mine offers users to manually set the CPU frequency, we had to fix the aforementioned "reset frequency" stuff on stock kernel, but it also introduces an issue where because frequency don't get reset periodically, users are stuck with the particular frequency forever.
I think I finally got a proper way to workaround this.
Users' min/max frequency settings will be stored separately and it will be used as the reset frequency instead whenever screen goes off and back on.
You will still notice this issue from time to time, if you're leaving the screen on for a very long time, but at least it would be much less noticeable.
Not to mention, this will also solve the app compatibility issues such as Kernel Adiutor.
I'll drop beta 10 within few days.
And also, https://twitter.com/arter97/status/72673834034771148888/* Changelog */
22.0 - EOL
Support for future firmwares are not guaranteed!
Fixed support for systemless SuperSU
Latest G920FXXU4DPGW sources merged
Linux 4.8 random drivers merged(12 times faster)
- Please remove Seeder if installed as it's completely unnecessary
TWRP rebuilt with latest f2fs-tools v1.7.0
I/O scheduler optimization for UFS(nr_requests)
Added support for Note 7(Grace UI) ROMs
- Please download the right kernel; it's in another directory
- Incomplete support. Few features might be broken as Samsung have not released the sources.
21.1 - EOL
Support for future firmwares are not guaranteed!
Added support for systemless SuperSU
ADB daemon replaced to stock ones
ADB switched to secure mode
TWRP rebuilt with stock adbd for better compatibility
Galaxy S6 flat - LDU correction disabled
21.0
Memory managements sources related to compression merged with Galaxy S7
Swappiness set to 190 for Galaxy S6
Reverted HMP scheduler commits that causes random kernel panic
Enabled HW accelerated SHA2, GHASH, AES_CCM, AES_NEON_BLK
Reverted cpuidle commits to improve performance
Recovery rebuilt to fix adb sideload, f2fs conversion
Fixed Synapse error for Galaxy Note 5, S6 edge Plus
Support added for Xbox game controller
20.0
Major memory leak fixed
Implemented new feature that moves background applications to LITTLE cores automatically to save power
- Default is set to move unimportant apps to 1 LITTLE core(cpu0)
- You can use Synapse to make it more aggressive - move all background apps(including apps like music player) to LITTLE cores(cpu0~3)
Applied upstream f2fs bug fixes
Revamped CPU governor to fix misc issues due to improper merges
ren_max_freq renamed to scaling_max_freq to fix apps like Kernel Aduitor
DVFS auto resetter implemented to workaround ROM's DVFS race-condition resulting in 1200 MHz clock stuck
Removed dynamic fsync for better reliability and memory efficiency
Re-applied previous Mali GPU commits (by AndreiLux)
- Fixes voltage control
- Adjusts throttling threshold
Merged latest memory management behaviors from Nexus 6P Android N and Galaxy S6 stock ROM
Latest Samsung kernel sources merged
Re-introduced sound-control by AndreiLux as a separate release for Galaxy S6
- You may encounter in-call audio issues with this
- Install the regular version if you don't need this
SysV IPC removed
LOAD_FREQ adjustment hack removed
Kernel tick clock changed from 100 Hz to 300 Hz for better performance
Memory management commits from Nexus 6P Android N merged
Few commits and hacks attempted to reduce resume time
Stand-by ARP and multicast packet filters enabled on Wi-Fi drivers (by AndreiLux)
Built with Linaro GCC 6.1
Binder replaced with CodeAurora sources used with Snapdragon 810
ADB updated
Support added for SM-G920T/W8
Support added for SM-G925T/W8
Support added for SM-N920C/I/G/S/K/L/T/W8
Support added for SM-G928F/C/I/G/S/K/L/T/W8
13.1
Updated to Linux 3.10.101
f2fs updated to Linux 4.7 merge window
Music studderings while screen-off fixed
DriveDroid support added
Synapse fixed
Few memory optimizations
TWRP recovery updated to 3.0.2-0
13.0
Updated to Linux 3.10.100
f2fs updated to Linux 4.6 merge window
Removed improper OOM operations resulting in lags
Merged some optimizations from Liquorix kernel
vnswap updated to Galaxy S7 kernel
Few arm64 optimizations added from upstream Linux kernel
Re-merged HMP scheduler updates from Linaro LSK kernel
Fixed OTG and MTP on TWRP recovery
12.0
Updated to Linux 3.10.98
Support for Android 6.0 added
Support for Android 5.1 dropped
- You will encounter boot issues if you're not properly on Marshmallow firmware
Switched to TWRP recovery
- Make sure to use SuperSU v2.68+ if you want to root your device
Switched to Linaro toolchain 5.3 with GNU linker 2.26
f2fs updated to Linux 4.5 merge window
Adaptive LMK disabled by default
SLUB memory allocator performance improved
Insecure ADB from Android N merged
- Make sure to disable USB debugging if you don't use that feature
zswap, zsmalloc(used with vnswap) merged from latest upstream Linux
Memory managements tweaked
interactive CPU governor tweaked for better responsiveness
Note 5 - used GPU configurations from the S6
11.0
Updated to Linux 3.10.94
Latest Note 5, S6 kernel sources merged
Latest ramdisk, dtb.img merged
Slow Wi-Fi turn-on issue fixed with memory tweaks
X (10.0)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roman_numerals
Few possible binder errors fixed
Minor compiler optimizations done to binder
New linker used with compilation (hg-binutils 2.25.51.0.4)
10.0-beta2
Samsung framework's automatic application killer(SPCM) re-enabled
Adaptive LMK re-enabled
scaling_max_freq renamed to ren_max_freq
- Please use Synapse to change CPU max frequency
Core limit on screen-off removed
- Careful observation shows there's not much of a difference
Responsiveness and power consumption tweaks made to hotplugging driver
10.0-beta1
Stand-by ARP and multicast packet filters enabled on Wi-Fi drivers
- This may potentially help battery drain on Wi-Fi connected
CPU max frequency override blocked
Samsung framework's automatic application killer(SPCM) disabled
All A53 cores are now allowed to be turned on during screen-off
Few commits reverted to fix screen-on delay
Adaptive LMK disabled to improve multitasking and potentially increase battery life
Fixed an issue with bottom keys unusable when external output is connected
9.4
Updated to Linux 3.10.93
10.0-alpha discontinued after confirming zram's performance is worse than zswap+vnswap
10.0's display color switcher implemented
- Original code from gokhanmoral's Siyah kernel for i9300
- Toggle by quadruply tapping the multitasking button
- This may not work on edge variants
Added option to allow A57 cores to be turned on during screen-off
(Check the OP's reserved post for details)
Possible race-condition during boot fixed
Memory reclaiming function completely removed to fix performance degradation as time goes on
10.0-alpha3
9.3 changes merged
A new display's color switcher implemented
- Original code from gokhanmoral's Siyah kernel for i9300
- Toggle by quadruply tapping the multitasking button
9.3
Switched back to Samsung's CPU governor to fix performance weirdness
CPU governor patched to be more responsiveness
Boot time decreased
10.0-alpha2
9.2 changes merged
CPU frequency boosts on hotplugging to improve responsiveness
9.2
CPU governor downgraded to LA.BR.1.3.2 to improve performance
Kernel panics related to process reclaim fixed
10.0-alpha1
f2fs updated to Linux 4.4 merge window
Process reclaiming code from LG G4 added to LowMemoryKiller
Adaptive LMK disabled for better multitasking
zram and its dependencies updated to the mainline Linux
Replaced zswap+vnswap with zram
Swap size reduced from 1280MB to 1024MB
zram can be potentially faster than zswap with parallelized compression - max_comp_streams
If testing doesn't show improved memory managements, zram will be removed
This kernel is unstable and regular end-user should avoid it.
Try this only if you're brave and back-up before you proceed.
9.1
Kies, Smart-Switch issue fixed
Added proploader for customizing kernel parameters
9.0
Major performance degradation issue fixed
9.0-beta7
DT2W(Knock-On) removed for saving CPU cycles
FAST mode on vnswap disabled to fix random reboots(kernel panic)
CPU governor updated to LA.BF64.1.2.2_rb4.6
9.0-beta5
IRQ, CPU hotplug commits reverted to reduce screen-on delay
Hotplugging reconfigured to drastically reduce screen-on delay
Cortex-A53 errata 843419 fix re-enabled to fix invalid instructions
Possible no-deep-sleep issue fixed
9.0-beta4
"CPU cores boosted on screen-on request" reverted to fix screen-on delay
Exynos 7420 IPA and PMU changes applied to CodeAurora's CPU governor
9.0-beta3
Hotplugging properly disabled during screen-on for saving few CPU cycles
Only 2 A53 cores are allowed to be turned on during screen-off
- This significantly helps saving battery life during screen-off
more than just lowering CPU frequency
CPU cores boosted on screen-on request earlier than stock kernel by hundreds of milliseconds
for reduced screen-on delay
Interactive CPU governor replaced with CodeAurora(Qualcomm)'s one
- This version has many advancements compared to stock version
(Benchmark)
8.1
RCU, IRQ, topology merged with CodeAurora(Qualcomm)
ION: system heap allocation time reduced
Korean Wi-Fi firmware installation removed for S6, S6 edge variants
8.0
Updated to Linux 3.10.92
8.0-alpha2
Hundreds of file-system drivers, memory-management commits ported from CodeAurora(Qualcomm)
This kernel is unstable and regular end-user should avoid it.
Try this only if you're brave and back-up before you proceed.
8.0-alpha1
Scheduler, workqueue, network drivers, power-managements commits backported from mainline Linux and CodeAurora(Qualcomm)
for better performance, responsiveness and power consumption
(Thanks to XileForce)
This kernel is unstable and regular end-user should avoid it.
Try this only if you're brave and back-up before you proceed.
7.2
Bluetooth fixed for S6, S6 edge variants
7.1
Wi-Fi drivers updated for S6, S6 edge variants
Unnecessary blobs removed for S6, S6 edge variants
- Reinstalling ROM is recommended before installing 7.1 kernel
7.0
Updated to Linux 3.10.91
Graphics drivers updated
PhilZ Touch recovery updated
- Fixes USB storage unusable after first eject
- Fixes kernel, recovery, EFS backups
7.0-beta2
SELinux completely disabled
- This should greatly increase available memory, however might decrease stability as Touchwiz Android 5.1 is full of hardcoded SELinux stuffs
Dual-Sim model support dropped due to development inconsistencies
7.0-beta1
LowMemoryKiller minfree, vmpressure adjusted for better multitasking
Latest Note 5, S6 kernel sources merged
Latest ramdisk, dtb.img merged
Input booster issue fixed for S6, S6 edge variants
CONFIG_EXYNOS5_DYNAMIC_CPU_HOTPLUG_SLEEP_PREPARE set to 1 for better stand-by battery life
Support for G9208, G9200, G920FD, N9208, N9200, N920CD added (untested)
- Please read the 'Supported devices' section
- These variants are untested, please report if it's not working as intended
7.0-alpha2
LowMemoryKiller durp fixed
Kernel panic log shortened to prevent truncation
This kernel is unstable and regular end-user should avoid it.
Try this only if you're brave and back-up before you proceed.
7.0-alpha1
LowMemoryKiller replaced with CodeAurora(Qualcomm)'s version
LowMemoryKiller optimizations(via RBTREE) by Motorola merged
Adaptive LMK enabled
LMK values updated from Nexus 6
f2fs and other drivers updated to use new shrinker API
Automatic process-based memory reclaim method added and enabled
"Drop file-system caches on screen-off to reduce screen-on delay" reverted
This kernel is unstable and regular end-user should avoid it.
Try this only if you're brave and back-up before you proceed.
6.0
f2fs updated to Linux 4.3-rc4
ROW I/O Scheduler by Qualcomm added and set as the default
5.1
Updated to Linux 3.10.90
TCP Congestion Control set to westwood
N920G and G928G support added
5.0
Updated to Linux 3.10.88
Major memory managements changes for better responsiveness
- Reverted vfs_cache_pressure back to 100
- Dirty writeback adjusted(reduced)
- dirty_expire_centisecs and user_reserve_kbytes tweaked
- Drop file-system caches on screen-off to reduce screen-on delay
- S6 & S6 edge - LowMemoryKiller values tweaked
- Note 5 & S6 edge Plus - LowMemoryKiller values reverted back to stock
- Replaced FHA with DHA
- swap-on-disk disabled by default(/system/swapfile)
4.3
Power efficient workqueues enabled by default
Few optimizations to storage performance
Added option to revert back to stock memory managements
- This will give you even better responsiveness at the cost of vastly reduced multitasking performance and increased chance of background services malfunctioning
- Install use_stock_memory_managements.zip from the recovery to enable
- Remove /system/bin/lmktweak to disable
- This will only work on 4.3+ versions
- This is not enabled by default
4.2
Sound-control temporarily removed for fixing in-call volume
4.1
Potential performance degradation issue fixed
VPNCLIENT_SECURITY enabled
(Fixes Wi-Fi calling on T-Mobile)
4.0
G920FXXU2COH2 source drop merged (S6/S6 edge only)
- Wi-Fi drivers updated
- Sensor drivers updated
- Touch firmware updated
- Modem drivers updated
- Charger/battery drivers updated
G928F,T,W8 support added
Sound-control by AndreiLux added
Synapse loading fixed
Serious malfunction related to LowMemoryKiller issue fixed
Attempt made to fix T-Mobile Wi-Fi calling (Note 5/S6 edge Plus only, untested)
3.5
Boot issues with G925F, G925I fixed
Source codes related to charging has been reverted back to Galaxy S6 ones
(Should fix charging weirdness)
3.4
Reverted - NVIDIA power saving commits extended by AndreiLux
3.3
Attempted to fix durped 3.0 release #2
Accelerometer error fixed
MP3, AAC(M4A) playback error fixed
N920SKSU1AOH4 kernel sources merged
TCP Congestion Control set to bic
3.1
Attempted to fix durped 3.0 release
NVIDIA power saving commits extended by AndreiLux
3.0
Base changed to G928CXXU1AOGF (Galaxy S6 edge +)
- This introduces all sorts of internal improvements including performance, power consumption and compatibility for ROMs like back-to-n0t3 -
- Installing this will switch your ROM's Graphics drivers to the Note 5 ones! -
NVIDIA's power-efficiency improvement commits merged
Potential installation failure fixed
2.4
io_is_busy enabled for better responsiveness
Disabled unnecessary daemons
Fixed I/O scheduler settings
2.3
Updated to Linux 3.10.87
Revert and set overcommit_memory to 1 (Android default)
Renamed G920F, G925F release for G920I, G925I compatibility clarification
2.2
Added Note 5 firmware support
2.1
Fixed potential freezes and performance bottlenecks at the cost of higher app kills(lmk) in the background
2.0
Updated to Linux 3.10.86
G920I,S,K,L,T,W8 and G925F,I,S,K,L,T,W8 support added
(untested)
Exhaustive, periodic freeze fixed
Memory managements improvements
- overcommit_memory set to 0 (heuristic overcommit handling)
- vnswap size decreased back to stock (1536MB to 1280MB)
- vfs cache pressure set to 10000 for more memory reclaims
f2fs updated to Linux 4.2-rc6
Hotplugging scheduler improved by AndreiLux on screen-off
Erratum fixes removed - Exynos 7420 doesn't suffer from this
General installation durp fixed including TWRP
Ramdisk updated for maximum compatibility
HDCP protection disabled
Experimental Synapse support added
(untested, manual installation required)
1.0
Initial release80Final to all those 14.0 tests/alphas/betas are up as version 20.0
I was not able to reproduce any of the deadlocks on 20.0 for a week of usage.
Why 20.0?
Because 13.1 -> 14.0 doesn't seem that major.
And I wanted to name it that way, damn it.
I will now slowly retire from the Exynos 7420 development and prepare to switch to the OnePlus 3.
Don't expect any new major feature(big perf/battery improvements).
Minor bug fixes will be taking place for future versions(if there will be any).
http://arter97.com/browse/exynos7420/kernel/20.0
20.0
Major memory leak fixed
Implemented new feature that moves background applications to LITTLE cores automatically to save power
- Default is set to move unimportant apps to 1 LITTLE core(cpu0)
- You can use Synapse to make it more aggressive - move all background apps(including apps like music player) to LITTLE cores(cpu0~3)
Applied upstream f2fs bug fixes
Revamped CPU governor to fix misc issues due to improper merges
ren_max_freq renamed to scaling_max_freq to fix apps like Kernel Aduitor
DVFS auto resetter implemented to workaround ROM's DVFS race-condition resulting in 1200 MHz clock stuck
Removed dynamic fsync for better reliability and memory efficiency
Re-applied previous Mali GPU commits (by AndreiLux)
- Fixes voltage control
- Adjusts throttling threshold
Merged latest memory management behaviors from Nexus 6P Android N and Galaxy S6 stock ROM
Latest Samsung kernel sources merged
Re-introduced sound-control by AndreiLux as a separate release for Galaxy S6
- You may encounter in-call audio issues with this
- Install the regular version if you don't need this
SysV IPC removed
LOAD_FREQ adjustment hack removed
Kernel tick clock changed from 100 Hz to 300 Hz for better performance
Memory management commits from Nexus 6P Android N merged
Few commits and hacks attempted to reduce resume time
Stand-by ARP and multicast packet filters enabled on Wi-Fi drivers (by AndreiLux)
Built with Linaro GCC 6.1
Binder replaced with CodeAurora sources used with Snapdragon 810
ADB updated
Support added for SM-G920T/W8
Support added for SM-G925T/W8
Support added for SM-N920C/I/G/S/K/L/T/W8
Support added for SM-G928F/C/I/G/S/K/L/T/W8
