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There are unofficial versions on telegram that support pie and the new oreo trees. They should support f2fs but I can't guarantee that.
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There are unofficial versions on telegram that support pie and the new oreo trees. They should support f2fs but I can't guarantee that.
Is it safe to flash this kernel on a kate instead of a kenzo? I'm planning on using LineageOS nougat with it.
It's discontinued ig. If you want to use for android 9.0, you can use radon 6.3 rebuild by pzqqt. It's pie supported.i love this kernel but it doesn't support 9.0 so far, please build kernel support android pie. thanks:angel:
Link please??It's discontinued ig. If you want to use for android 9.0, you can use radon 6.3 rebuild by pzqqt. It's pie supported.
How is it compared to others ?It's discontinued ig. If you want to use for android 9.0, you can use radon 6.3 rebuild by pzqqt. It's pie supported.
Hi, is this most stable kernel?
I have unlocked bootloader, anyone tell me which better version of twrp should i install for this kernel please?
This kernel is dead. You could use basically any version of twrp. Use the latest. I wouldn't use this kernel. Use escrima kernel instead if you're using pie or rom default kernel. Its usually escrima anyway.
Thanks for your reply. I'll use latest twrp version. Also i read nougat roms are faster & with better backup, any suggestions for that?
Thanks for your reply. I'll use latest twrp version. Also i read nougat roms are faster & with better backup, any suggestions for that?
MM is proabably the fastest. So LOS13 by gismoZ is a great rom with security patch updates and bug fixes if someone find a bug. Probably the best rom on kate/kenzo if you don't mind an outdated interface and outdated os.
LOS14 by gitsdb have the latest security patches and with a good stock kernel. So that's my suggestion if you want to go with nougat. If you want to use a custom kernel with nougat I suggest xceed kernel. There's an open Telegram ground "xceed kernel downloads" where you can find it.
If you feel like going pie I suggest AEX by amol. I'm using it right now and it's almost as good as nougat performance and battery wise there are some kinks though like permissive selinux. AEX runs with escrima kernel which is good too.
Just ask if you've anymore questions. :good:
AOSP you mean? https://forum.xda-developers.com/redmi-note-3/development/rom-aospextended-rom-v6-0-t3878333
I downloaded havoc os, is it similar based on aosp?
Q ) I flashed this kernel, what next ? How and where do I configure kernel related settings ?It takes many hours to maintain this kernel, If you are a user then donations are appreciated. If you want to contribute to development then you can create your pull requests on my github or pm me with your patch.
Q ) Read mode in miui is not working after flashing this kernel ?Recommended app is Radon kernel control, it offers very easy to use custom profile based tweaking, you may check post #3 for some tuning tips if you like to tune kernel settings yourself.
Q ) My fingerprint doesn't work, what to do ?Xiaomi hasn't provided the opensource code for this feature, so read mode is not going to work on custom kernels, but you can try going into display tab of radon kernel control app and make a custom profile with R,G,B(254,234,195) and saturation 40 for very similar experience to miui read mode.
Q ) I flashed this kernel, but I want to return to my stock kernel, how to do that ?Kenzo comes with two different sensors, fpc and goodix, all nougat roms have fixed support for both sensors, but if you use miui rom and you have goodix sensor then you might need to flash the patch from post #6196.
Q ) How much battery backup does this kernel give ? Will it give me x hours of SOT ?If you read flashing instructions in first post, you will see that I asked you to make backup of boot and system partitions before flashing my kernel, now you can restore that backup and you will have your stock kernel back. In case you didn't take a backup, just dirty flash your rom zip without wiping data and that will restore stock kernel and modules.
The battery backup depends a lot on your usage, like screen brightness, wifi, 3g/4g data. Changing your kernel or rom will not make battery backup double. If you are just wifi user, your device can give 9+ hrs screen on time. Heavy 3G, 4G, Bluetooth users shouldn't expect huge battery backup. Regarding battery consumption when display is off, I normally lose 2% battery for about 8-9 hours of standby, but if you you keep wifi and data off in night, then you should get 0-1% drain per night.