Development [Kernel][08.06.2022][Android 12.1.0]Kirisakura 3.0.1 for Pixel 6/Pro aka "RAVIOLE"
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Finally found the courage to reflash this kernel after a corrupt error forced me to wipe my device last time due to the issues with magisk canary,all good now though and glad to be back, p6pro feels so much snappier
Hello,
"- supports direct usb access for hi-res playback over USB-C DACs"
1. Does it possible to unlock HDMI Alt mode?
2. As i understand - miracast support depends on ROM (not kernel)?
As i know this features are locked by Google to push users to use Chromecast.
UPD: HDMI Alt mode and miracast support will be a strong reason to root my Pixel 6.
"- supports direct usb access for hi-res playback over USB-C DACs"
1. Does it possible to unlock HDMI Alt mode?
2. As i understand - miracast support depends on ROM (not kernel)?
As i know this features are locked by Google to push users to use Chromecast.
UPD: HDMI Alt mode and miracast support will be a strong reason to root my Pixel 6.
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My employer recently made us switch to Microsoft authenticated apps on our mobile devices. After hiding Magisk stable 24300 and denying all the Microsoft apps, I was able to run programs like Outlook and Team without root being detected. I had the initial 2.4 kernel running too.
Today, those app started to detect root and would not run. I dont know what changed to cause root to get detected.
I upgraded to Magisk Canary 24313 and can hide root from those apps again. Unfortunately, I when I tried to flash original Kiri 2.4, the Google logo just appeared and then went out.
Are there any workarounds to get this kernel running with Magisk Canary 24313? Is there a test version of the kernel that might work with Magisk Canary?
thanks,
Today, those app started to detect root and would not run. I dont know what changed to cause root to get detected.
I upgraded to Magisk Canary 24313 and can hide root from those apps again. Unfortunately, I when I tried to flash original Kiri 2.4, the Google logo just appeared and then went out.
Are there any workarounds to get this kernel running with Magisk Canary 24313? Is there a test version of the kernel that might work with Magisk Canary?
thanks,
Try magisk stable with the kernel zip attached to this post:
[Kernel][08.06.2022][Android 12.1.0]Kirisakura 3.0.1 for Pixel 6/Pro aka "RAVIOLE"
Kirisakura-Kernel for the Pixel 6/Pro Hello everyone, To keep it short: Here is Kirisakura - Kernel for the Google Pixel 6 Pro aka Raven and the Pixel 6 aka Oriole, together Raviole. I would appreciate if everybody that flashes the kernel...
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If you disabled verity/verification vbmeta flags you will have no trouble using magisk canary. If your vbmeta flags are enabled canary will not work as far as I'm aware.
If I use Magisk stable then root gets detected by the Microsoft apps.Try magisk stable with the kernel zip attached to this post:
[Kernel][08.06.2022][Android 12.1.0]Kirisakura 3.0.1 for Pixel 6/Pro aka "RAVIOLE"
Kirisakura-Kernel for the Pixel 6/Pro Hello everyone, To keep it short: Here is Kirisakura - Kernel for the Google Pixel 6 Pro aka Raven and the Pixel 6 aka Oriole, together Raviole. I would appreciate if everybody that flashes the kernel...
If you disabled verity/verification vbmeta flags you will have no trouble using magisk canary. If your vbmeta flags are enabled canary will not work as far as I'm aware.
I have Magisk Canary currently installed and have it hid and deny list is enabled. I need to research how to determine the state of the verity/verification vbmeta flags.
Are you saying that if these flags are disable then I can use Kiri 2.4 with Magisk canary?
If you didn't disable the flags while updating each month, they are enabled.
Disabling them requires a full wipe.
Yes, canary with this kernel works fine if the flags are disabled.
Magisk changed the way verity is handled during the canaries and that's why things will change. It has nothing to do with the kernel itself.
Thanks for the clarification. I am running Magisk Canary and can hide root from my corporate overlords. I didnt use an vbmeta flag options when I flashed the Magisk Canary via fastboot.
I am going to hold off on doing a full wipe. I did a flash-nowipe earlier today to bring my phone back to life after it got borked.
Sad to now be running a stock kernel!
The issue is Magisk no longer strips the
avb key from fstab entries, so if you don't have verity disabled, when the system tries to mount vendor_dlkm, it looks for the hashtree described in vbmeta, but it doesn't exist, and even if it did, it would no longer match the the descriptor.I posted a workaround on the issue in the Magisk repo, but it currently isn't trivial to apply. Unless there's some way to modify the
fstab entries from within the kernel, it seems we'll be forced to either disable verity or patch vendor_dlkm (though I suppose it could be shipped with the hashtree already appended) and vbmeta.The upside is patching the hashtree descriptor in
vbmeta does not require you to wipe your data.
You don't disable the vbmeta flags when flashing a boot.img, but when updating your phone via the factory images for example. Or just issue the command via fastboot for the current firmware you're on.
If you plan to disable the flags in the future, you have to repeat the command to disable them each time you flash a firmware package (full OTA zip or factory image) that contains a vbmeta image before you boot into the phone with the updated firmware.
I kept my flags disabled (which allows me to basically flash any source compiled image to my phone without tripping verity and relying on magisk for this in any way) since the beginning (magisk did not support this in the first few days of the pixel) and that's why I have no problem now.
Can I use your modified vendor_dlkm and vbmeta images for the May update to flash them to my Pixel 6 Pro?
If I understand thing correctly, this would like me Flash Kiri 2.4 without wiping my phone.
Edit: mis-read due to already being half asleep.
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I'm on Pixel 6 (oriole, not Pro), so mine will be different from yours. I'll try to package up my workaround in the next few days to make it a bit easier to apply, assuming I can generate the hashtree on-device.
I ported the relevant segments of
github.com
Use
Note: This is only useful if you don't have verity disabled.
For FEC support, you can find prebuilt versions of the
Here are the sha256sums for
avbtool and distilled the modifications to vbmeta to the bare minimum. It does not patch the authentication block or sign the image. Generating FEC codes is optional. You can find the build in the git repo:Releases · capntrips/HashtreePatcher
Hashtree Patcher is an Android command-line tool that patches vendor_dlkm and vbmeta for booting without disabling verity. - capntrips/HashtreePatcher
github.com
Use
vbmeta from stock and vendor_dlkm from the kernel. Both will be patched in place.Note: This is only useful if you don't have verity disabled.
For FEC support, you can find prebuilt versions of the
fec binary here. It's optional, but long term, it's probably advisable.Here are the sha256sums for
SP2A.220505.002 and Kirisakura 2.4.0, both for oriole, from the alpha02 build:
Code:
b47cf7b49c4b38374bf45ee3fb6e8fe6531ec42d9a5caf4ce7e63929a7cbc5b5 vendor_dlkm.img
2139e200534f75f2d159aeea6b74e3526a7008a57235a7d934c1bffcf74eb0c9 vbmeta.img
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Code:
adb push hashtreepatcher /data/local/tmp
adb push fec /data/local/tmp
adb push vendor_dlkm.img /data/local/tmp
adb push vbmeta.img /data/local/tmp
adb shell
cd /data/local/tmp
chmod +x hashtreepatcher
chmod +x fec
./hashtreepatcher vendor_dlkm.img vbmeta.img
exit
adb pull /data/local/tmp/vendor_dlkm.img vendor_dlkm-patched.img
adb pull /data/local/tmp/vbmeta.img vbmeta-patched.img
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This is super helpful.
Edit1: Once I pull the modified files then do I flash them via Fastboot?
fastboot flash vbmeta vbmeta-patched.img
fastboot flash vendor_dlkm vendor_dlkm-patched.img
Edit2: Just confirming that line 2 is this for Pixel 6P
adb push fec-arm64 /data/local/tmp
Do I need to rename fec-arm64 to fec?
Edit3: Here are the results from running hashtreepatcher
$ ./hashtreepatcher2 vendor_dlkm.img vbmeta.img
- Patching complete
Hashtree descriptor:
Image Size: 44224512 bytes
Tree Offset: 44224512
Tree Size: 352256 bytes
Data Block Size: 4096 bytes
Hash Block Size: 4096 bytes
FEC num roots: 0
FEC offset: 0
FEC size: 0 bytes
Hash Algorithm: sha256
Partition Name: vendor_dlkm
Salt: dcfdb868e3aef90f102187d66b9cd2c71589a8b0f0035387940a2ca364d8cd05
Root Digest: 6dd4ee4ec76f02c778d56c5d43a08cdb8fb20f8db3b0ee3d04bf1728c6627b06
Flags: 0
Thanks for holding my hand through this. I am ready to flash the patched files and then try to Flash Kiri 2.4 kernel. Should the phone be in fastboot or fastbootd mode?
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i followed al
.
all these commands completed successfully.
flashed the pulled patched images in fastbootd.
reboot to bootloader and flashed the kernel.
IT ACTUALLY BOOTED. this is the first time ive been able to boot.
went to unlock the phone, touchscreen is unresponsive. phone isnt frozen, it just doesnt respond to touch.
been trying to get this thing to boot for three days, i finally got the device to boot with these instructions but without touchscreen response
.all these commands completed successfully.
flashed the pulled patched images in fastbootd.
reboot to bootloader and flashed the kernel.
IT ACTUALLY BOOTED. this is the first time ive been able to boot.
went to unlock the phone, touchscreen is unresponsive. phone isnt frozen, it just doesnt respond to touch.
Yes, though you will need to reboot into
fastbootd for vendor_dlkm:
Code:
fastboot reboot fastbootYes, the file must be called
fec and it must be in your working directory when you call hashtreepatcher. You can tell if it worked if the output doesn't have all zeroes for the FEC fields.Note: If you patch
vendor_dlkm a second time, be sure to push a fresh copy, as hashtreepatcher will happy keep appending more and more hashtree footers to the file. I have no idea if that affects anything, but it will at least keep getting needlessly larger.fastbootd only for vendor_dlkm.been trying to get this thing to boot for three days, i finally got the device to boot with these instructions but without touchscreen response
went to unlock the phone, touchscreen is unresponsive. phone isnt frozen, it just doesnt respond to touch.
Sounds like your
vendor_dlkm didn't flash properly. Be sure to install it from fastbootd (which I see you did), or just update the zip with the patched one and let some kernel manager flash it.What version of Magisk are you using? Do you have verity disabled?
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Sorry about the post, chromium acting funny.
My problem might be that I didn't have fec in the Tmp directory when running hashtreepatcher.
But as soon as the fec file is present, hashtreepatcher fails out and I get a "unable to open vendor_dlkm.img"
I thought it was a bad download or I had the wrong fec, so I tried the standard (non64) and it's the same error.
My problem might be that I didn't have fec in the Tmp directory when running hashtreepatcher.
But as soon as the fec file is present, hashtreepatcher fails out and I get a "unable to open vendor_dlkm.img"
I thought it was a bad download or I had the wrong fec, so I tried the standard (non64) and it's the same error.
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34Update to 3.0.0
Hey guys and girls,
Alright here´s the next update and it´s a very big one that´s why I decided to bump the kernel version to 3.0.0.
I decided to rebase the kernel ahead of time. The base kernel is now build upon the Android 13 branch, but made to work on A12 by reverting a few changes that depend on too much firmware updates outside the kernel. That will also ease the transition for me once A13 stable is dropped.
Thanks to the way the kernel is build the GKI way, the rest of the device specific drivers could be adjusted to work on A12 as well.
There are quite a few improvements overall on the A13 branch and now we can take advantage of them before A13 drops as stable. Please note this kernel is made to work on A12 stable June firmware, not A13 beta.
Thanks to @capntrips and all his hard work on hashtree patcher, there should be no problems flashing the updated kernel.zip on latest magisk canary (which some users may want to use to fix certain apps otherwise detection root) while leaving the verity/verification flags enabled when updating the phone as it´s integrated in the kernel.zip now. A huge thanks to @capntrips at this point.
I will also stop distributing the files for the manual install as flashing via @capntrips kernel flasher app, which can be found here, is open source and free, works perfectly fine for me and that spares me a lot of work for each release.
Now to the actual kernel changes:
The kernel was rebased on the A13 branch for the Pixel 6 Pro but made to work on A12, which brings a lot of improvements all around.
There´s a PMU limiting feature introduced in the A13 kernel. It was imported in the previous 2.4.0 release too and configured to try to reduce heat, reduce the usage of high cpu freqs when it isn´t needed. The explanation can be found in the release post of 2.4.0.
I went ahead and refined the implementation and usage of that feature again.
Short explanation: The PMU limiter can cut back max cpu freq if the PMU (performance monitoring unit) doesn´t cross a certain threshold. If that threshold is crossed the limit is lifted and the phone is allowed to use peak performance.
While the previous approach restricted the cores just to a single limit of 1,4GHZ/1,6GHZ/2,4GHZ (for little/mid/big cores), the new approach restricts to different limits based on interaction and scenario what´s happening.
That means there are different limits and thresholds for app launches, interaction (tapping the screen, scrolling), display idle (no movement on screen content, nothing interactions with the display, no tapping the screen etc).
If none of the conditions below are met the limits are 1,19GHZ/1,32GHZ/1,42GHZ (for little/mid/big cores) if the performance threshold is not crossed.
During app launches we keep the limit of 1,4GHZ/1,6GHZ/2,4GHZ (for little/mid/big cores) if the performance threshold is not crossed. (that´s useful to not boost too much if an app is already in memory)
During scrolling limits of 1,4GHZ/1,6GHZ/1,8GHZ (for little/mid/big cores) will be set. The reason for that I will explain later.
During idle screen limits of 1,19GHZ/1,0GHZ/1,1GHZ (for little/mid/big cores) will be set if the threshold is not crossed.
If the device really needs max perf, the limits will be crossed and it will also perform to its max. The performance impact by the PMU limiter is minimal to negligible/non-existent.
Uclamp value of top-app tasks, rt-tasks and sf-tasks are raised during interaction. This improves scrolling performance as it biases tasks to start on a mid or big CPU rather than a small one. By restricting the maxfreq of mid and big cores via the PMU limiter during scrolling/interaction we do not generate additional heat by doing that. The threshold was specifically tuned by doing a lot of tracing to achieve not crossing the PMU limit during scrolling. For example gmail scrolls a lot smoother now. Some apps like twitter just need to fix scrolling on their own end.
BFQ improvements from linux-main were backported.
Scheduler updates for pelt, load, tasks placement were backported from linux-main.
LRNG was bumped to V45.
An improved energy model for thermal control is used.
And a huge bunch of additional changes.
If you´re one of the unfortunate ones that suffer from the device is corrupt bug on pixel 6 series please take a look at the FAQ at the beginning of this thread it contains a solution. The issue is probably caused by a bug that affects pixel 6 devices and has nothing to do with magisk or a kernel, it just happens to get triggered when using any of those.
Changelog:
- Rebase kernel on A13 branch and make it work on A12
- preserve all previous features and improvments
- Linux-stable merged to 5.10.120
- Use prebuilt Google Clang 14.0.7 for compilation
- Scheduler improvements from latest linux kernel
- BFQ improvements from latestlinux kernel
- LRNG bumped to V45
- use improved energy model for exynos cpu cooling/thermal control
- MGLRU changes and updates
- affine IRQS to CPU 7 during camera usage for improved performance as it tends to overload the little cores
- allow GPU to scale down to 150mhz, but boost to higher value in case of interaction via powerhal
- safetynet issues some users were experiencing while running 2.4.0 official release, but fixed later via the release here are solved and gone (if your app does not work due to root on stock kernel, the same will be the case here)
- updated anykernel3.zip (thanks to @osm0sis) -> allow flashing using latest canary with enabled vbmeta flags ( huge thanks to @capntrips )
- loads of other changes, please check github
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If you´re coming from another kernel restore stock boot.img, dtbo.img, vendor_boot.img and vendor_dlkm.img before flashing. Thank you.
I wish everybody a great day/evening!
Have fun, enjoy the kernel and your phone.
If you like my work please consider a donation.
Donations are not mandatory but very welcome.
If you like my work and want to buy me a coffee/green tea: http://paypal.me/freak0720I assume the touchscreen will need the updated drivers that were needed for QPR beta builds before.
It´s getting late here and usually google is pushing the source somewhere during nighttime in my timezone. I´ll try to get the kernel updated as soon as possible once I know it´s stable.
I wish everybody a great day/evening.20Update to 3.0.1
Hey guys and girls,
Alright here´s a hotfix for 3.0.0 which had broken netflix, amazon prime video, HBO and other streaming apps playback that relies on a trusted secure connection to establish playback. (thanks to @Gungrave223 for the report)
The A12 hal is not yet ready for some driver changes introduced in the A13 kernel base. Those changes were identified and reverted. Thanks to @TotallyAnxious for providing me the logs via PM.
Playback for those services works fine again on 3.0.1.
Seems like during testing for just a little bit over the last two weeks no time was found to watch a single stream on the phone and that little bug slipped through.
I´ll include the changelog for 3.0.0 again in this post in hide tags as I´m sure not everyone has yet upgraded and that post contains a lot of vital info.
The original release post for 3.0.0 can be found following this link.
I wish everyone a nice day.
Changelog for 3.0.0 below:
Alright here´s the next update and it´s a very big one that´s why I decided to bump the kernel version to 3.0.0.
I decided to rebase the kernel ahead of time. The base kernel is now build upon the Android 13 branch, but made to work on A12 by reverting a few changes that depend on too much firmware updates outside the kernel. That will also ease the transition for me once A13 stable is dropped.
Thanks to the way the kernel is build the GKI way, the rest of the device specific drivers could be adjusted to work on A12 as well.
There are quite a few improvements overall on the A13 branch and now we can take advantage of them before A13 drops as stable. Please note this kernel is made to work on A12 stable June firmware, not A13 beta.
Thanks to @capntrips and all his hard work on hashtree patcher, there should be no problems flashing the updated kernel.zip on latest magisk canary (which some users may want to use to fix certain apps otherwise detection root) while leaving the verity/verification flags enabled when updating the phone as it´s integrated in the kernel.zip now. A huge thanks to @capntrips at this point.
I will also stop distributing the files for the manual install as flashing via @capntrips kernel flasher app, which can be found here, is open source and free, works perfectly fine for me and that spares me a lot of work for each release.
Now to the actual kernel changes:
The kernel was rebased on the A13 branch for the Pixel 6 Pro but made to work on A12, which brings a lot of improvements all around.
There´s a PMU limiting feature introduced in the A13 kernel. It was imported in the previous 2.4.0 release too and configured to try to reduce heat, reduce the usage of high cpu freqs when it isn´t needed. The explanation can be found in the release post of 2.4.0.
I went ahead and refined the implementation and usage of that feature again.
Short explanation: The PMU limiter can cut back max cpu freq if the PMU (performance monitoring unit) doesn´t cross a certain threshold. If that threshold is crossed the limit is lifted and the phone is allowed to use peak performance.
While the previous approach restricted the cores just to a single limit of 1,4GHZ/1,6GHZ/2,4GHZ (for little/mid/big cores), the new approach restricts to different limits based on interaction and scenario what´s happening.
That means there are different limits and thresholds for app launches, interaction (tapping the screen, scrolling), display idle (no movement on screen content, nothing interactions with the display, no tapping the screen etc).
If none of the conditions below are met the limits are 1,19GHZ/1,32GHZ/1,42GHZ (for little/mid/big cores) if the performance threshold is not crossed.
During app launches we keep the limit of 1,4GHZ/1,6GHZ/2,4GHZ (for little/mid/big cores) if the performance threshold is not crossed. (that´s useful to not boost too much if an app is already in memory)
During scrolling limits of 1,4GHZ/1,6GHZ/1,8GHZ (for little/mid/big cores) will be set. The reason for that I will explain later.
During idle screen limits of 1,19GHZ/1,0GHZ/1,1GHZ (for little/mid/big cores) will be set if the threshold is not crossed.
If the device really needs max perf, the limits will be crossed and it will also perform to its max. The performance impact by the PMU limiter is minimal to negligible/non-existent.
Uclamp value of top-app tasks, rt-tasks and sf-tasks are raised during interaction. This improves scrolling performance as it biases tasks to start on a mid or big CPU rather than a small one. By restricting the maxfreq of mid and big cores via the PMU limiter during scrolling/interaction we do not generate additional heat by doing that. The threshold was specifically tuned by doing a lot of tracing to achieve not crossing the PMU limit during scrolling. For example gmail scrolls a lot smoother now. Some apps like twitter just need to fix scrolling on their own end.
BFQ improvements from linux-main were backported.
Scheduler updates for pelt, load, tasks placement were backported from linux-main.
LRNG was bumped to V45.
An improved energy model for thermal control is used.
And a huge bunch of additional changes.
If you´re one of the unfortunate ones that suffer from the device is corrupt bug on pixel 6 series please take a look at the FAQ at the beginning of this thread it contains a solution. The issue is probably caused by a bug that affects pixel 6 devices and has nothing to do with magisk or a kernel, it just happens to get triggered when using any of those.
Changelog:
- Rebase kernel on A13 branch and make it work on A12
- preserve all previous features and improvments
- Linux-stable merged to 5.10.120
- Use prebuilt Google Clang 14.0.7 for compilation
- Scheduler improvements from latest linux kernel
- BFQ improvements from latestlinux kernel
- LRNG bumped to V45
- use improved energy model for exynos cpu cooling/thermal control
- MGLRU changes and updates
- affine IRQS to CPU 7 during camera usage for improved performance as it tends to overload the little cores
- allow GPU to scale down to 150mhz, but boost to higher value in case of interaction via powerhal
- safetynet issues some users were experiencing while running 2.4.0 official release, but fixed later via the release here are solved and gone (if your app does not work due to root on stock kernel, the same will be the case here)
- updated anykernel3.zip (thanks to @osm0sis) -> allow flashing using latest canary with enabled vbmeta flags ( huge thanks to @capntrips )
- loads of other changes, please check github
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If you´re coming from another kernel restore stock boot.img, dtbo.img, vendor_boot.img and vendor_dlkm.img before flashing. Thank you.
I wish everybody a great day/evening!
Have fun, enjoy the kernel and your phone.
If you like my work please consider a donation.
Donations are not mandatory but very welcome.
If you like my work and want to buy me a coffee/green tea: http://paypal.me/freak0716Hello everyone,
I just found a very small oversight regarding the powerhal, which I corrected in the kernel.zip now. The kernel itself hasn´t changed.
I re-uploaded the zips for 3.0.0. If you flashed them already prior to this post, feel free to reflash. It probably won´t hurt, that much to run the old zip, but it´s better to flash the new one. Just flash over 3.0.0 if you´re already running it.
You can grab the updated 3.0.0 zips from the release post by following this link.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused. I wish everyone a great day.10
The issue is Magisk 24303+ no longer stripsavbfromfstab, so when the phone boots, first stage mount looks at thefstabentry forvendor_dlkm, which referencesvbmeta, so it looks at the hashtree descriptor forvendor_dlkminvbmetaand tries to setup a verity device using those values, butvendor_dlkmfor the kernel is different from stock, so those values are incorrect, mounting fails, and the device bootloops.
If you have verity or verification disabled, first stage mount ignoresavbin thefstabentry and mounts the partition directly.
When flashing the kernel with AK3, if you have verity or verification disabled, AK3 skips the patching step. If you have a stockvbmeta, then AK3 will run Hashtree Patcher on yourvbmetaandvendor_dlkmpartitions, updating the hashtree descriptor invbmetaand appending the hashtree and FEC data to thevendor_dlkmpartition.
tl;dr While the method differs slightly, 3.0.1 should flash and boot successfully with or without either of the disable flags. -
100Kirisakura-Kernel for the Pixel 6/Pro
Hello everyone,
To keep it short: Here is Kirisakura - Kernel for the Google Pixel 6 Pro aka Raven and the Pixel 6 aka Oriole, together Raviole.
I would appreciate if everybody that flashes the kernel, reads at least once through this opening post and the following ones.
The kernel aims to keep most of the subsystems updated, way ahead of the stock kernel, thereby improving security, stability and performance!
This includes Linux-Stable, F2FS-Stable and kernel/common!
If that got you curious, have a read about linux-stable and why it is important here. The stable-process is not the same for every subsystem, but the general idea, rule of thumb and benefits are applicable for other subsystems as well.
The kernel includes a lot of improvements and contributions from other developers as well. Without this kernel would not exist.
A big part of improvements originate from @arter97´s, @kdrag0n´s and @Sultanxda´s work. Many others contributed in some way or another to this kernel.
A big thanks to all of them at this place!
Now lets continue with a list of features in the next paragraph!
Features:
Main Features:
- Based on latest A13 kernel sources from Google, Kernel is made for Android 12
- Linux-Stable-Upstream included to 5.10.120
- Compiled with prebuilt Google clang 14.0.7
- merged kernel/common (improvements to android-common-kernel straight from google)
- Multi-gen LRU backported (more info here, here as well and here) to improve mm and reduce cpu cycles
- Utilize an additional kswapd thread to increase throughput for memory reclaim
- pelt multiplier tied into powerhal to speed up scheduler during interaction (more info here)
- prevent frequency spikes caused by small transient tasks when the device is idle(more info here)
- tie mechanism to prevent frequency spikes caused by small tasks also into powerhal
- scheduler improvements for RT (realtime) tasks
- introduce and setup PMU limiter (prevents CPU from spiking to max when it isn´t needed, based on PMU reads, more information here)
- improve camera performance by tuning the powerhal during recording
- bias tasks of rt, sf and ta groups to prefer high capacity cpus during app launches, interactions
- improve app launches via powerhal
- improve trusty driver performance which connects to fingerprintscanner-hal by using high perf wq during fp unlock
- restrict maximum CPU-Freqs during screen off/ idle to 1.1GHZ for all clusters to save power
- introduce unfair f2fs rwsems to prevent writer starvation and improve IO perf under heavy load
- fuse: give wakeup hints to scheduler to speed up compress/decompress in internal storage (details)
- enable RCU_BOOST (details here), also fix RCU_BOOST behaviour
- F2FS-Stable updated
- TCP backports from mainline
- BFQ updates backported from mainline
- Scheduler updates from linux-main
- use improved energy model for exynos cpu cooling/thermal control
- allow GPU to scale down to 150mhz, but boost to higher value in case of interaction via powerhal
- affine IRQS to CPU 7 during camera usage for improved performance as it tends to overload the little cores
- use bbr as default TCP congestion algorithm (fasted algo according to this excellent research from @kdrag0n found here )
- Enable support for TTL spoofing
- Include LRNG, see here and here for more info, bump to v45 with 3.0.0
- important patches from kernel/common for 5.10 (here are more details)
- CleanSlate Features from @tbalden, big applause here! (s2s, notification booster, battery saver, flashlight notifications. Please note: cleanslate features that work otherwise with rooted devices like kadaway (adblocking) are not implemented on this kernel since I´m running rooted)
- dirty pipe exploit fixed
- supports direct usb access for hi-res playback over USB-C DACs
- flashing the kernel will preserve root
Various Optimizations:
- update several drivers to use power efficient workingqueues (for example wlan driver)
- kernfs: use buffer from the stack space
- printk: use buffer from the stack space
- kthread: use buffer from the stack space
- bpf: avoid dynamic memory allocation for small value buffers
- binder: Reserve caches for small, high-frequency memory allocations
- kernfs: use kmem_cache pool for struct kernfs_open_node/file
- cgroup: use kmem_cache pool for struct cgrp_cset_link
- f2fs: reduce timeout for uncongestion
- f2fs: Demote GC thread to idle scheduler class
- f2fs: set ioprio of GC kthread to idle
- mm: vmstat: use power efficient workingqueues
Wakelock Blocker:
- advanced wakelock blocker with the ability to block any wakelocks (dangerous, use with caution)
- please read [URL="https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/08/p-is-for-power-how-google-tests-tracks-and-improves-android-battery-life/"]this for further info
AK3 Helper Module:
- restrict little cluster to 1,19ghz mid cluster to 1,19ghz and big cluster to 1,1ghz during screen off, to reduce battery usage for example during music playback
- only use little cores during screen off/device suspend
- tie pelt multiplier into the powerhal (more info here)
- prevent frequency spikes caused by small transient tasks during idle operation (more info here)
- boost scheduler using the pelt multiplier during fingerprint unlock operation
- setup and control PMU limiter via powerhal (more info here)
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Changelog:
Android 12.0.0
1.0.0 Initial Release
1.0.2 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...r-pixel-6-pro-aka-raven.4358435/post-85910621
1.0.5 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...r-pixel-6-pro-aka-raven.4358435/post-85924419
1.3.0 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-85976139
1.4.0 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86109665
1.5.0 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86259863
1.7.0 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86390563
1.8.4 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86541727
Android 12.1.0 Stable (March feature drop and more recent)
2.0.0 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86617873
2.0.1 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86637233
2.1.0 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86695911
2.3.0 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86821331
2.4.0 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86834981
Android 12.1.0 Stable (June feature drop and more recent)
3.0.0 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86992705
3.0.1 https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86996237
Android 12L QPR Beta - Deprecated
Build for Android 12 QPR Beta: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...pixel-6-pro-aka-raviole.4358435/post-86857033
Requirements
- unlocked Bootloader
- USB-Debugging in developer options enabled
- latest adb and fastboot binaries
- working adb and fastboot environment so you can flash back to stock in case something goes wrong
- working magisk environment (a device rooted with latest magisk stable in case you want to be absolutely safe)
How to flash the Kernel:
1a. Make sure you tick all the requirements above
1. Download the correct kernel.zip depending on your device (Pixel 6 = oriole || Pixel 6 Pro = raven)
2. Flash the correct kernel.zip via EXKM, FKM or kernel flasher. Root will be preserved. The AK3 magisk helper module will be automatically installed during flashing the kernel.zip and be present on next reboot.
Do not remove or disable the AK3 Magisk Helper Module otherwise the device will bootloop.
3. Reboot and profit.
Manual installation is no longer supported starting with release 3.0.0, as there´s a free open-source option to flash kernel.zips now.
Instead use the free kernel flasher, which can be found here.
Manual installation without relying on paid apps like fkm/exkm:
Please have a look at the linked post.
Donations:
Donations are not mandatory but very welcome if you want to support development or just buy me a coffee/tea/beer
If you like my work: http://paypal.me/freak07
Credits:
@osm0sis for all his work on AK3.
@tbalden for being the best HTC, Pixel, OnePlus and Asus wingman!
@capntrips for all his work on the pixel 6!
@LeeDroid and @mwilky for their awesome roms and work I used on multiple devices!
@Captain_Throwback for all the mentoring and guidance!
@Eliminater74 for bringing me into the game and the Inspiration
@nathanchance for his upstream guidance and assistance
@RenderBroken for helping me out
@flar2 for all his work
@joshuous for all the help he provided to me in the past!
@arter97 for giving me advice
@kdrag0n for his help and advices!
@topjohnwu for magisk and his entire work!
Source Code: https://github.com/freak07/Kirisakura_Raviole37Update to 1.8.4
Hey guys and girls,
So here´s the next update. It´s kind of an off schedule update, as I planned to update the kernel with the next security update/feature drop.
But in the light of recent events regarding the new exploit called "Dirty Pipe" (more info here), which is similar to the "Dirty Cow" exploit from a while ago, but easier to exploit this time, I decided to release an update ahead of schedule.
This exploit was fixed in linux-stable 5.10.102, as opposed to a single commit in AKC (android kernel common, commit here). This shows once more why merging linux-stable is beneficial as explained in detail in the OP.
Since one of the key aspects of this kernel is security and staying on par with upstream (which often fixes exploits way ahead of android security bulletin updates, even before an exploit is even known or fixed via a patch on the security bulletin) I decided to release this update as quickly as possible, so this exploit is fixed on devices running this kernel.
Several other notable improvements and changes in this release:
Bring in scheduler updates from Android 13 Developer Preview, which aim at improving task placement. (adjust powerhal accordingly)
BFQ IO-Sched is now on par with linux-mainline.
Several fixes to mm subsystem, f2fs and others.
Several other improvements are included as well. More details in the changelog.
Download is below.
Updated instructions in the OP!
Changelog:
- linux-stable 5.10.103
- contains fix for the dirty pipe exploit
- built with clang 14.0.2 prebuilt by google
- improvments from kernel/common
- fix memory leaks
- security related patches
- mm improvments
- f2fs fixes
- scheduler fixes
- for details please check github
- built with improvements from A13 Dev Preview to display driver
- other changes please look at my github
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Instructions can be found in the OP! Please follow the instructions to avoid any issues.
If you´re coming from another kernel restore stock boot.img, dtbo.img, vendor_boot.img and vendor_dlkm.img before flashing. Thank you.37Update to 1.7.0
Hey guys and girls,
So here´s the next update. It includes the february security update. Most of the changes brought by the February kernel source drop, were already included in this kernel by merging kernel/common and linux-stable.
Several other notable improvements and changes in this release:
Improve f2fs performance by merging a patchset to prevent writer starvation for the checkpoint thread. This was discussed this month in the f2fs mailing list and is already merged to the kernel/common tree. It´ll improve performance under heavy I/O utilization.
You can find more information following the discussion here.
Necessary backports were brought to the kernel and the platform specific f2fs-implementation was also adjusted.
Latest f2fs-stable was also merged to the kernel.
Update the patchset to prevent frequency spikes caused by small tasks as well. Tie those new changes into the powerhal. (That means users not flashing the kernel.zip, but instead use the manual installation method, which are only a handful from the download count, need to flash the updated magisk helper module. Users that flash the kernel.zip via FKM/EXKM have to just flash and forget)
Several other improvements are included as well. More details in the changelog.
Download is below.
Updated instructions in the OP!
Changelog:
- February Security update merged
- linux-stable 5.10.96
- include latest f2fs-stable
- improvments from kernel/common
- fix memory leaks
- security related patches
- mm improvments
- for details please check github
- introduce unfair f2fs rwsems to prevent writer starvation and improve IO perf
- update patchset to prevent freq spikes caused by small transient tasks (also tie this into powerhal)
- give pelt multiplier power hint for scheduler performance boost during fingerprint unlock
- fuse: give wakeup hints to scheduler to speed up compress/decompress in internal storage (details)
- enable RCU_BOOST (details here), also fix RCU_BOOST behaviour
- update LRNG implementation (thanks to arter97 )
- improvements/fixes for CleanSlate features
- other changes please look at my github
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Instructions can be found in the OP! Please follow the instructions to avoid any issues.
If you´re coming from another kernel restore stock boot.img, dtbo.img, vendor_boot.img and vendor_dlkm.img before flashing. Thank you.36Update to 2.1.0
Hey guys and girls,
Alright here´s the next update. And it´s again a really big update!
A few weeks ago google pushed a backport of Multi-Gen LRU for the 5.15 kernel to their aosp/kernel common branches. I went ahead and backported that to our 5.10 tree alongside other mm-improvements from linux-mainline. By now google pushed their own backport for 5.10, but I decided to go with my original implementation as it contains a lot more improvements alongside the main Multi-Gen LRU backport and ran stable for well over 3 weeks.
Powerhal was adjusted quite significantly too. CPU-freqs are restricted to 1.1GHZ max during screen off/device idle operations to save more power. App launches and camera operation are improved as well in the powerhal. General usage benefits from those changes too.
Latest linux-stable, f2fs-stable and kernel/common were merged as well.
Users that decide to not use the CleanSlate features and don´t install the apps won´t see the kernel parsing for the config files extensively.
Vibration Booster from CleanSlate was improved as well to kind of counter the weaker haptic feedback since the March update. Please check the linked thread from the changelog. Huge thanks to @tbalden for this. If you want to give a little bit back consider purchasing the apps via playstore or maybe a small donation.
I´ll keep the warning as to preferably using magisk stable to avoid potential issues as well here in this post.
Please note that 24305 works fine for me though on non beta, stable April firmware!
Important:
Make sure you´re being rooted with magisk 24300 stable before flashing the kernel if you´re unsure. Any magisk version above 24303 might potentially lead to a reboot back to bootloader since android 12.1.0 and A12L QPR3 Beta. At the moment this only affects canary, but I put the warning just in case this will not get resolved in upstream magisk in time until the next stable drops. I saw a post that some modules also have problems with latest canary, so there´s a lot going on at magisk´s side at the moment.
A post containing a short write-up how to "downgrade" magisk can be found following this link.
Changelog:
- Update for April Source
- Linux-stable merged to 5.10.109
- f2fs-stable merged
- fixes and improvements from kernel/common including several subsystems
- multi-gen LRU ( more info here, here as well and here)
- general LRU improvements from Linux-Mainline
- improve camera performance by tuning the powerhal during recording
- improve app launches via powerhal
- restrict maximum CPU-Freqs during screen off/ idle to 1.1GHZ for all clusters to save power
- remove cleanslate config files getting parsed excessively even if user did not install the CleanSlate apps
- improve vibration boosting feature in CleanSlate config app to allow stronger vibration again(please have a look at this post )
- other fixes for CleanSlate features such as sweep to sleep
- updated anykernel 3 zip, thanks to @osm0sis
- probably a lot more I forgot as time is short for me.
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Instructions can be found in the OP! Please follow the instructions to avoid any issues and read this post carefully. Don´t use magisk canary 24303 or more recent to avoid potential issues!
If you´re coming from another kernel restore stock boot.img, dtbo.img, vendor_boot.img and vendor_dlkm.img before flashing. Thank you.
I wish everybody a great day/evening!
Have fun, enjoy the kernel and your phone.
If you like my work please consider a donation.
Donations are not mandatory but very welcome.
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Hey guys and girls,
Alright here´s the next update and it´s fine to flash on May firmware. As I suspected we already had all the changes for May by merging upstream.
I´ll include the changelog from 2.3.0 as well in this release post, since I think a lot of people flash the kernel on a monthly basis when the security updates drop. So this post pictures the changes going from 2.1.0 to 2.3.0! As I said 2.3.0 was kind of a final rehearsal to make sure everything is good for the May update.
I´ll put a remark behind changes going from 2.3.0 to 2.4.0.
This release is made for stable Android 12.1.0 May firmware. Not QPR Beta or A13 Beta!
Once I find enough time or QPR beta gets updated, I might update the QPR beta release. No plans to support A13 beta.
I also finished up the tables/graphs in regards to different binnings with the respective voltages on different tensor chips thanks to the dmesgs you all provided. I really want to put out a big thanks here to everyone for taking the time and participating. It was really great to see this kind of response.
I´ll provide them in a post in this thread soon.
So with that in mind we´ll get to the next paragraph were I could put those tables to good use.
A few changes from A13 Beta are merged to the kernel so we can enjoy the improvements on A12 ahead of time. Most of them aim to improve the scheduler and task placement.
However the recently dropped A13 Beta source contains a commit that can restrict max-cpufreqs based on PMU (Power monitor unit) reading. I setup this mechanism (lets call it "PMU Limiter") to mildly cut back max-freqs when they aren´t needed. It works quite well so far, with no performance impacts during scenarios where max cpufreq is beneficial. (e.g. app launching, camera launching, interaction etcetc)
That means if a certain threshold is not crossed the max-freqs will be restricted to 1,4GHZ/1,6GHZ/2,4GHZ (for little/mid/big cores). As soon as the PMU detects enough pressure, those limits will be lifted.
The frequency limits are based on tracing during various scenarios, benchmarking and also factor in the voltage table I was able to create. For example: 2.4GHZ for the big cores is the last freq step where a steady linear increase in voltage can be seen. Freq steps higher than 2,4ghz have a steeper slope.
Keep in mind CPU-Freqs shouldn´t be touched in EXKM/FKM or other kernel managers. They are controlled by various mechanisms now (thermal hal, powerhal, pmu limiter etc) and values will get overwritten based on input.
That means if you open the CPU section in a kernel manager, the maxfreqs will not be the actual maxfreqs that are possible. or the minfreqs might be raised. That´s normal and there´s nothing wrong if that´s the case.
Additionally to the previous changes tasks of rt, sf and ta groups are now biased to start on high capacity CPUs during app launches, interactions etc.
As usual, depending on your usage you may or may not notice a difference during these scenarios.
While tracing I noticed kswapd often takes 100% cpu share when reclamation is happening. Since we use an 8 core cpu, an additional kswapd thread is being spawned during boot, which increases throughput for kswapd in these scenarios. Reasoning behind this can be found here.
The trusty driver which connects to the fingerprintreader hal uses now a high prio workqueue when the phone is unlocked via fingerprint scanner. This means better performance, especially under stress. Keep in mind this is a kernel level change, it won´t magically improve fingerprint reader times manifold.
DAMON and DAMON-Reclaim were removed from 2.3.0 going to 2.4.0. I tested the feature privately and it unfortunately collides with googles EH zram implementation causing the phone to crash at the moment. Tried to debug this issue, but no luck for the May release here.
If you previously enabled the feature without adjusting the parameters properly and your phone didn´t crash, DAMON-Reclaim just didn´t do anything.
2.4.0 also has an updated anykernel3.zip, which includes all the latest anykernel3 changes.
Thanks to @capntrips we now have full support to resize vendor_dlkm partition which is part of the super partition. That means we finally can flash larger than stock vendor_dlkm partitions via anykernel3.zips and resize the partition properly instead of just dd´ing to it.
A huge thanks to @capntrips for working on this and to @osm0sis for maintaining anykernel3.
Disclaimer:
I´ll keep the warning as to preferably using magisk stable to avoid potential issues as well here in this post.
Please note that 24306 works fine for me though on non beta, stable May firmware!
Important:
Make sure you´re being rooted with magisk 24300 stable before flashing the kernel if you´re unsure. Any magisk version above 24303 might potentially lead to a reboot back to bootloader since android 12.1.0 and A12L QPR3 Beta. At the moment this only affects canary, but I put the warning just in case this will not get resolved in upstream magisk in time until the next stable drops. I saw a post that some modules also have problems with latest canary, so there´s a lot going on at magisk´s side at the moment.
A post containing a short write-up how to "downgrade" magisk can be found following this link.
If you´re one of the unfortunate ones that suffer from the device is corrupt bug on pixel 6 series please take a look at the FAQ at the beginning of this thread it contains a solution. The issue is probably caused by a bug that affects pixel 6 devices and has nothing to do with magisk or a kernel, it just happens to get triggered when using any of those.
Changelog:
- Linux-stable merged to 5.10.113
- Use prebuilt Google Clang 14.0.5 for compilation
- Utilize an additional kswapd thread to increase throughput for memory reclaim
- remove DAMON and DAMON-Reclaim from kernel build (2.4.0)
- improve trusty driver performance which connects to fingerprintscanner-hal by using high prio wq during fp unlock (2.4.0)
- mm improvements from kernel/common (2.4.0)
- improvements from kernel-common a13 to page_pinner
- mainline backports for BFQ scheduler
- rework Multi-Gen LRU implementation
- scheduler improvements for RT (realtime) tasks
- other scheduler improvements
- include scheduler improvements from A13 Beta regarding better task placement
- introduce and setup PMU limiter (prevents CPU from spiking to max when it isn´t needed, based on PMU reads)
- bias tasks of rt, sf and ta groups to prefer high capacity cpus during app launches, interactions, camera launches, etc
- updated anykernel3.zip (thanks to @osm0sis) -> adds full support for resizing vendor_dlkm ( huge thanks to @capntrips )
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Instructions can be found in the OP! Please follow the instructions to avoid any issues and read this post carefully. Don´t use magisk canary 24303 or more recent to avoid potential issues!
If you´re coming from another kernel restore stock boot.img, dtbo.img, vendor_boot.img and vendor_dlkm.img before flashing. Thank you.
I wish everybody a great day/evening!
Have fun, enjoy the kernel and your phone.
If you like my work please consider a donation.
Donations are not mandatory but very welcome.
If you like my work and want to buy me a coffee/green tea: http://paypal.me/freak07
