[KERNEL][FEB 8] RyzenKernel -r3 (stock/oreo)

[anonyo]

i believe he has tried it already, problem is it boots to recovery instead of system. so pretty much unusable.

Oh ok,I think I had read something to that effect, but didn't understand it clearly. Thanks

 

[mightysween]

i believe he has tried it already, problem is it boots to recovery instead of system. so pretty much unusable.

Yes.

When I have time, I will compile with TWRP 3.1.1 sources... should work.

Or, if anyone is handy with AIK, you could manually repack it with the working TWRP 3.2.1

 

[Abomb]

Regarding the Backlight Dimmer, when I enable it I can lower screen brightness well below normal levels, but that also is true for the whole range of brightness levels. What I mean is that also when setting to max bightness the display is still less bright than normal values. I don't know how it's supposed to work, so if that is the intended behaviour then everything is fine, just thought I mention it in case it's not
Also is there a way to enable/disable the dimmer switch from terminal/tasker, or even control how much lowe the brightness can go?

 

[fix-this!]

will this work on the febuary update?

 

[kraatus90]

will this work on the febuary update?

Source is based on december update( moto hasn't released feb kernel source yet). it could work on feb update but not guarantee.

 

[fix-this!]

it doesnt boot.

 

[kraatus90]

it doesnt boot.

as i said sources are different. i can't really do anything until moto releases new kernel source.

 

[anonyo]

Can anyone please confirm if Xposed for Oreo works with this kernel? I know Xposed for oreo is still in beta, but just would like to know if the device boots without any issues. Any bugs in Xposed will soon be smoothed out I expect.
Thanks

 

[anonyo]

Does this kernel support unencrypted data partition or do we have to edit the fstab.qcom file? as mentioned in the OP in this thread https://xdaforums.com/moto-x4/development/dev-testing-t3707432
Thanks

 

[kraatus90]

Does this kernel support unencrypted data partition or do we have to edit the fstab.qcom file? as mentioned in the OP in this thread https://xdaforums.com/moto-x4/development/dev-testing-t3707432
Thanks

you have to edit fstab.qcom. and about xposed. i have no idea as i don't use it.

 

[olive23]

So no update till new sources have been released?

 

[kraatus90]

So no update till new sources have been released?

im currently busy with work, will update once im free.

 

[ikapoy]

i like to recommended you to make OC Kernel for Custom and Stock rom

 

[olive23]

8.1 kernal source has been released.

Sent from my ASUS_X00QD using XDA Labs

 

[Droidge]

Loved using this on 8.0. The backlight dimming feature was phenomenal, eagerly waiting for an update for Android 8.1!

 

[Abomb]

Not sure if this is a kernel problem but also not sure where to ask this (if you could point me in the right direction I would be grateful).
When I take a call and then receive a notification the sound of the other person cuts out, also I don't hear any notification sound. I tried disabling notification sounds but the problem persists. I also tried to google for a solution but could not come up with anything even coming close to my problem.
Here is the relevant logcat: https://pastebin.com/rk7dQ7Cu

 

[JeanMoraes11]

Hello. I have the bootloader unlocked and I have root, but I use stock room and I do not have twrp installed. I have no experience with fastboot, could you tell me which commands to use?
I use version 8.0 Android stock

 

[munchy_cool]

Hello. I have the bootloader unlocked and I have root, but I use stock room and I do not have twrp installed. I have no experience with fastboot, could you tell me which commands to use?
I use version 8.0 Android stock

fastboot flash boot filename.img to flash kernel.

fastboot boot twrpfilename.img to boot into twrp,

the flash kernel zip from there.

 

[JeanMoraes11]

fastboot flash boot filename.img to flash kernel.

fastboot boot twrpfilename.img to boot into twrp,

the flash kernel zip from there.

It's simples. Thanks.
Do I need an expecific app to make some changes in kernel feactures ?

---------- Post added at 11:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:46 PM ----------

Well, I installed the kernel. As I already had root (I did root some time ago through a file called boot.img, I did not use any manager like magisk or supersu) I installed the kernel version without the magisk. However, when the device called, I noticed that it had lost root access. Then I tried to install the kernel version with magisk, however the device still has no root. I tried to install the boot.img that I used to do root previously but to no avail. How can I proceed?

 

[munchy_cool]

It's simples. Thanks.
Do I need an expecific app to make some changes in kernel feactures ?

---------- Post added at 11:39 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:46 PM ----------

Well, I installed the kernel. As I already had root (I did root some time ago through a file called boot.img, I did not use any manager like magisk or supersu) I installed the kernel version without the magisk. However, when the device called, I noticed that it had lost root access. Then I tried to install the kernel version with magisk, however the device still has no root. I tried to install the boot.img that I used to do root previously but to no avail. How can I proceed?

flash kernel.

boot into android.

download Magisk, transfer to phone. boot into TWRP, flash magisk zip file.

PS:- flashing a kernel, you will loose root.