Development [KERNEL] CleanSlate T2.4.7/S1.4.4 |S2S|AdBlock|VIB|BatterySvr [Mar 21]

[tbalden]

- Update Android 13 - 2.4.3 -​

Android T stable 13 - November update
- sources updated to November google update
- adblock hosts file updated


CleanSlate T 2.4.3 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip
Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 2.4.3 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/at...755895/?hash=c879b99c74c3c8eac7a82315b534994d
Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 2.4.3 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/at...755889/?hash=c879b99c74c3c8eac7a82315b534994d


Android T images zip (tp1a 2022-11-05)
Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 2.4.3: https://forum.xda-developers.com/at...755897/?hash=c879b99c74c3c8eac7a82315b534994d

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.
vbmeta inside the zip of TP1A.003 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot


If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

Read first post in thread for installation details.[/color]

 

[rhetorician]

Hello, can users manage the ad blocking whitelist? I'm having some issues connected to this and I'm looking to exclude some sources. Thank you.

 

[rhetorician]

Just following up on the above issue. Is there any kind of a whitelist that can be managed through the premium app? Also, the free app is very limited on this device and I'm curious how the premium app compares. I installed an earlier version of the app and it was considerably more robust.

 

[tbalden]

Hello, can users manage the ad blocking whitelist? I'm having some issues connected to this and I'm looking to exclude some sources. Thank you.

It's not possible to do that. The reason is mostly security, as if the file were placed on internal memory to interact with the kernel, a malicious app dev could create an app that would set bad ip addresses for hosts to hijack different ones like banking sites and such.

But I'll think about what could be done to prevent that some way.

Can you share what sources might be wrongly added if you think it would benefit others?

 

[rhetorician]

Hey there, thanks so much getting back. First, I want to acknowledge that I initially failed to understand that two apps, not one needed to be ran with the Kernel: the service and configuration app. Indeed the configuration app adds the robust controls I was talking about earlier.

Regarding your question, I don't believe anything is added mistakenly. I think the current list was constructed prudently with most users in mind. What would be great is the ability to add to and toggle the various sources in similar fashion to the other options in the app.

I can't be sure how much time this would take, but I'd be willing to do as much of the leg work as possible. Alternatively, if there's a way I can manually add to the host file via terminal script perhaps this might be better?

Of course, I realized that this may not be interesting or even feasible right now and I just want to thank you for sharing your work with us. I appreciate your time!

 

[73sydney]

Personally i gave up hosts list blocking years ago, dnscrypt-proxy magisk module and block/allow lists are much better and you can have quite large lists with no noticeable penalty, plus wildcards like:

Spoiler

*-ad.*
*-ads*
*-click*
*-log.*
*-promo*
*.ad-*
*adcenter*
*adclick*
*ads-*
*adsense*
*adserv*
*adsrv*
*adsys*
*adv-*
*adv.*
*adver*
*advertising*
*affiliate*
*analytics*
*banner*
*campaign*
*click-*
*clickad*
*clicks.*
*clk*
*collect.*
*counter*
*doubleclick*
*logger-*
*marketing*
*measure*
*metric*
*omtrdc*
*partner*
*popup*
*promo-*
*sentry*
*statistic*
*syndication*
*telemetry*
*track*
*traffic*
*trck*
*trk*
ad.*
admob.*
ads.*
click.*
collector.*
count.*
event.*
events.*
log.*
logger.*
logs.*
pixel.*
pixels.*
promo.*
stat.*

eliminating a large list of domains

GitHub - quindecim/dnscrypt-proxy-android: Hardened dnscrypt-proxy module for Android.

Hardened dnscrypt-proxy module for Android. Contribute to quindecim/dnscrypt-proxy-android development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

and i have an (early) management menu script addon (also a magisk module) that allows simple allow/block list adding of domains/ips, including simple (multi) select from dynamically generated recently blocked domains/IP log here:

GitHub - stylemessiah/Dnscrypt-Proxy-Maintenance-Script-Android-SH-: A script to make managing dnscrypt-proxy (hopefully) a little bit easier via terminal

A script to make managing dnscrypt-proxy (hopefully) a little bit easier via terminal - GitHub - stylemessiah/Dnscrypt-Proxy-Maintenance-Script-Android-SH-: A script to make managing dnscrypt-proxy...

github.com

script is well documented by me to be vetted and modified if needed by user, and is likely to be added to official module above soon

OP feel free to remove if you think not on topic, just presenting an alternative, no insult/harm intended

 

[tbalden]

Personally i gave up hosts list blocking years ago, dnscrypt-proxy magisk module and block/allow lists are much better and you can have quite large lists with no noticeable penalty, plus wildcards like:

Spoiler

*-ad.*
*-ads*
*-click*
*-log.*
*-promo*
*.ad-*
*adcenter*
*adclick*
*ads-*
*adsense*
*adserv*
*adsrv*
*adsys*
*adv-*
*adv.*
*adver*
*advertising*
*affiliate*
*analytics*
*banner*
*campaign*
*click-*
*clickad*
*clicks.*
*clk*
*collect.*
*counter*
*doubleclick*
*logger-*
*marketing*
*measure*
*metric*
*omtrdc*
*partner*
*popup*
*promo-*
*sentry*
*statistic*
*syndication*
*telemetry*
*track*
*traffic*
*trck*
*trk*
ad.*
admob.*
ads.*
click.*
collector.*
count.*
event.*
events.*
log.*
logger.*
logs.*
pixel.*
pixels.*
promo.*
stat.*

eliminating a large list of domains

GitHub - quindecim/dnscrypt-proxy-android: Hardened dnscrypt-proxy module for Android.

Hardened dnscrypt-proxy module for Android. Contribute to quindecim/dnscrypt-proxy-android development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

and i have an (early) management menu script addon (also a magisk module) that allows simple allow/block list adding of domains/ips, including simple (multi) select from dynamically generated recently blocked domains/IP log here:

GitHub - stylemessiah/Dnscrypt-Proxy-Maintenance-Script-Android-SH-: A script to make managing dnscrypt-proxy (hopefully) a little bit easier via terminal

A script to make managing dnscrypt-proxy (hopefully) a little bit easier via terminal - GitHub - stylemessiah/Dnscrypt-Proxy-Maintenance-Script-Android-SH-: A script to make managing dnscrypt-proxy...

github.com

script is well documented by me to be vetted and modified if needed by user, and is likely to be added to official module above soon

OP feel free to remove if you think not on topic, just presenting an alternative, no insult/harm intended

It's welcome, thanks for sharing.

The reason to use hosts is the available multiple vetted sources easily for generating and also the relatively small footprint in kernel changes yet possiblity to solely use kernel without magisk dependencies. On some luckier devices even using the kernel side changes solely masks the unlocked state from all apps and processes without the need for magisk.

And apps go around magisk hide more and more, detecting it regardless, thus presenting a problem for on-device adblocking that uses magisk. Like on p7pro one of my important apps detect su binary and won't start, unfortunately magisk hide didn't help.

 

[tbalden]

- Update Android 13 - 2.4.4 -

Android T stable 13 - Dec QPR1 update
- sources updated to Dec google update
- adblock hosts file updated


CleanSlate T 2.4.4 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip
Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 2.4.4 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-2-4-4-zip.5779463/
Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 2.4.4 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-oriole-2-4-4-zip.5779465/


Android T images zip (tp1a 2022-12-05)
Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 2.4.4: https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-images-221205-011-244-zip.5779459/

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.
vbmeta inside the zip of TP1A.011 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot


If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

Read first post in thread for installation details.[/color]

 

[tbalden]

- Update Android 13 - 2.4.5 -
​

Android T stable 13 - Jan update
- sources updated to Jan google update
- adblock hosts file updated


CleanSlate T 2.4.5 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip
Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 2.4.5 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-2-4-5-zip.5806763/
Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 2.4.5 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-oriole-2-4-5-zip.5806791/


Android T images zip (tp1a 2022-12-05)
Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 2.4.5: https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-images-230105-002-245-zip.5806761/

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.
vbmeta inside the zip of TP1A.011 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot


If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

Read first post in thread for installation details.[/color]

 

[dannejanne]

Been using the free config app for my Pixel 6 Pro to make vibrations stronger and it's been working so well that I bought it from Play Store. However that function stopped working in the purchased app so I had to make a refund sadly.

 

[dannejanne]

Forgive me but I must add that I'm on Kiri kernel and I don't expect full compatibility.

 

[tbalden]

Been using the free config app for my Pixel 6 Pro to make vibrations stronger and it's been working so well that I bought it from Play Store. However that function stopped working in the purchased app so I had to make a refund sadly.

There isn't a difference between those two apps in that regard, so it should work. Which vibrations do you tweak? Notifications in pocket or vibration boost?

 

[dannejanne]

There isn't a difference between those two apps in that regard, so it should work. Which vibrations do you tweak? Notifications in pocket or vibration boost?

I mainly use it for vibration power override and that stopped working when I bought the app from Play Store.

 

[vominhkha]

can i flash in Kernel Flasher

 

[tbalden]

- Update Android 13 - 2.4.6 -
​

Android T stable 13 - Feb update
- sources updated to Jan google update
- adblock hosts file updated


CleanSlate T 2.4.6 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip
Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 2.4.6 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-2-4-6-zip.5837341/
Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 2.4.6 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-oriole-2-4-6-zip.5837343/


Android T images zip (tp1a 2023-02-05)
Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 2.4.6: https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-images-230205-002-246-zip.5837329/

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.
vbmeta inside the zip of TP1A.011 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot


If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

Read first post in thread for installation details.[/color]

 

[tbalden]

- Update Android 13 - 2.4.7 -
​

Android T stable 13 - March QPR2 update
- sources updated to March QPR2 google update, 5.10.149
- adblock hosts file updated


CleanSlate T 2.4.7 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip
Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 2.4.7 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-2-4-7-zip.5868463/
Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 2.4.7 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-oriole-2-4-7-zip.5868473/


Android T images zip (tp1a 2023-03-05)
Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 2.4.7: https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-images-230305-008-247-zip.5868475/

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.
vbmeta inside the zip of TQ2A.008 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot


If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

Read first post in thread for installation details.

 

[tbalden]

- Update Android 13 - 2.4.8 -
​

Android T stable 13 - May update
- sources updated to May google update, 5.10.149
- adblock hosts file updated


CleanSlate T 2.4.8 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like Kernel Flasher, EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip
Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 2.4.8 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-2-4-8-zip.5902847/
Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 2.4.8 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-oriole-2-4-8-zip.5902849/


Android T images zip (tp2a 2023-05-05)
Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 2.4.8: https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachments/cleanslate-raven-images-230505-003-248-zip.5902845/

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.
vbmeta inside the zip of TQ2A.008 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot


If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

Read first post in thread for installation details.

 

[-Happy Feet-]

@tbalden would this Kernel work on Custom ROM's like Bliss ROM A13 with March update?