[KERNEL] [OnePlus2] [OOS3/OOS2] Boeffla-Kernel (18-12-2017)

[andip71]

Can this kernal be used in Oreo running ROM In one plus 2?

Absolutely not, no.

Andi

 

[Au5t1n]

How can EXT4 and dynamic FileSync be a risk to data integrity? I've been using it for a long time without any issues that I've noticed so hopefully it's alright ?

 

[andip71]

How can EXT4 and dynamic FileSync be a risk to data integrity? I've been using it for a long time without any issues that I've noticed so hopefully it's alright

Well, in theory it was always a risk.

Both options cause delayed writing of data to sd memory. So when something unforeseen happens, it can always lead to data integrity issues by nature. Although on dynamic fsync lots of functions to avoid that are built in, nevertheless...

But yes, I admit I also did not have lots of issues in the past (apart from hard shutdowns etc.). But since OOS 5 something has changed and I could replicate data loss issues when these two options were switched on.
As the two options also only boost benchmark figures and do not have any measurable or significant impact on daily usage, the question is: Why putting risk on data integrity for it?

I mean, it is a warning: You are free to - of course - continue to keep it enabled. This is fully up to you, and this is also the reason I did not hardly remove it (which I planned for some time even).

Andi

 

[Au5t1n]

Well, in theory it was always a risk.

Both options cause delayed writing of data to sd memory. So when something unforeseen happens, it can always lead to data integrity issues by nature. Although on dynamic fsync lots of functions to avoid that are built in, nevertheless...

But yes, I admit I also did not have lots of issues in the past (apart from hard shutdowns etc.). But since OOS 5 something has changed and I could replicate data loss issues when these two options were switched on.
As the two options also only boost benchmark figures and do not have any measurable or significant impact on daily usage, the question is: Why putting risk on data integrity for it?

I mean, it is a warning: You are free to - of course - continue to keep it enabled. This is fully up to you, and this is also the reason I did not hardly remove it (which I planned for some time even).

Andi

Thanks for that explanation! I have had random shutdowns as well but only a few times. I've disabled them now. Integrity > risk

 

[andip71]

Thanks to all supporting the OnePlus 2 over the years in this thread.

Today I released the last, final LineageOS kernel for the OnePlus 2, consequently support for the OnePlus 2 by me is now finally over.

As the last kernel release in this thread is more than 3 months ago, I take the liberty and close the thread for good.

CU again, one day, somewhere...
Andi