Upon a bit of testing, I have decided to re-release 1.12 but based on January source. I am seeing a lot smoother/faster UX/UI on this build than 1.14 and 1.15
Still the same great battery like 1.15?
Upon a bit of testing, I have decided to re-release 1.12 but based on January source. I am seeing a lot smoother/faster UX/UI on this build than 1.14 and 1.15
to me 1.15 wasn't great on battery at all
Smash or pass on this device? Thinking about picking one up...
I actually like it, probably the best pixel yet in my opinion. It could be better but it's a solid device.
You just need to open ex kernel manager and use its function to flash kerenel file and then rebooting phone. That's it and ptetty simple.I don't mean to be dumb, but it's been a long time since I've done any of this. I saw the post about just patching the img with magisk then flashing it in a kernel manager. I want to make sure that's still whator all needs to be done.
There are zip files also. Do I have to patch that img also then put it back in the zip to keep root. Thank you
Thanks, just installed and things look fine so far.... Any background info on what has changed coming from 1.12?
it's just a revert of one of the scheduler changes. I haven't pushed to github yet as I have only been testing since yesterday eveningThanks, just installed and things look fine so far.... Any background info on what has changed coming from 1.12?
Could you please tell me where to download your Kernel for Pixel 6
Link is in OPCould you please tell me where to download your Kernel for Pixel 6
Could you please tell me where to download your Kernel for Pixel 6
Thank you for confirming. I did see that Link but I am not sure whether 6 and 6 pro share same Kernel. As I saw other developer gave different link to 6 and pro accordingly
it is the same fileCould you please tell me where to download your Kernel for Pixel 6
Thank you for confirming. I did see that Link but I am not sure whether 6 and 6 pro share same Kernel. As I saw other developer gave different link to 6 and pro accordingly
It is possible, but not easily. The usual KCAL implementation is on the display subsystem for QCOM.Just curious if it's possible to add kcal. Not sure if that was dependent on snapdragon or not.
You should be fine to just flash over. I would recommend removing any magisk modules that were installed by other kernels though such as the powerhint from Kirisakura.Can we flash this kernel directly if coming from another kernel, or should we revert to factory boot img first then flash kernel?
Can this be flashed over top of Kirisakura kernel, or does factory boot image need to be restored first?
I'd take the safest approach and just flash back the stock images, and then flash the new kernel to avoid any potential mishaps.
It works, because it will overwrite the same files which comes with Kiri. I went back to Kiri from despair without restoring stock files.