Releases
April 19 - download
HERE
- Fixed bootloop issue
April 16 - download
HERE
- Updated Clang to Google's latest
- Disable coresight clocks when not used (better battery drain)
- Pulled back the two fixes for network driver that previously fixed random reboots (apologies, don't know how I didn't have those in latest...)
March 23 - download
HERE
- Cleaned out older commits (stability)
- Updated Google's Clang toolchain to 12.0.4 (latest)
- Fixed a GPU bug where the UI might jitter a bit (smoothness)
March 16 - download
HERE
- Enabled a new set of Clang compilation diagnostics, and fixed them with the help of CAF, who started fixing them in their 5.4.y kernels (7 coding errors)
- Fixed a similar issue in the qseecom driver that didn't show up in diagnostics
- Fixed a potential resourcing error in the mhi bus driver
March 13 - download
HERE
- Reverted all CAF patches to fix hiccups observed in UI
- Kept 1 USB driver patch to fix faulty transfer of big files
- Kept 2 network driver patches to address random reboots previously observed
March 10 - download
HERE
- Reverted all CAF patches from the kernel
- Added back only critical fixes that (hopefully) do apply to our use case (not did add back any "nice-to-have" patches)
March 4 - download
HERE
- Pulled in some critical bugfixes from CAF:
- 3 UFS file system fixes
- 1 F2FS fix
- 1 memory allocation fix
- 3 wireless driver fixes
- 1 more USB transfer fix
- 4 GPU/video driver fixes
- Updated Anykernel3 to latest version
- Built with Google's Clang 12.0.3 (I save ~1 minute every time I do a build, which adds up)
February 26 - download
HERE
- Switched back to LLVM's Clang 11.1.0 branch for stability reasons
- Updated Wireguard to latest version
- Potential fix for some random reboots a few users were seeing (reverted two smoothness commits)
- Fixed a major code error in OnePlus's source code
- Potential fix for CPU's min frequencies sticking in some situations
February 22 - download
HERE
- Updated Wireguard to latest v1.0.20210219
- Removed more debugging from GPU driver for smoothness
- Updated compiler to Google's Clang 12.0.3
February 14 - download from
HERE
- Reverted "Removed 3 performance loggers/debuggers from the kernel" to fix media playback issue
February 11 - download from
HERE
- Heavy kernel cleanup, removed a lot of commits that either did nothing, or even reduced performance
- Reverted to using userspace, Oneplus-supplied WiFi driver (improved battery life)
- Fixed some previous ugly code fixes I had in the kernel
- Enabled Clang's detection of code formatting errors, and fixed all of them
- Removed 3 performance loggers/debuggers from the kernel
January 25 - download from
HERE
- Switched back to Google's Clang 12.0.2 for compiling (much faster to compile)
- Updated WireGuard to latest version
- Fixed some coding errors caught by Clang after turning on some additional diagnostics
January 20 - download from
HERE
- Switched from Google's Clang 12 compiler to stable LLVM Clang 11.0.1 (custom built)
- Removed all debugging from the camera driver (it will not kill the battery if you use the camera a lot)
- Removed some overbearing debugging from the video/media driver
- Removed debugging from the Oneplus priximity driver
- Fixed coding errors found by a run of GCC compiler (there were 2-3 major errors in the code that Clang didn't catch)
- Added WLAN driver to the kernel (using the same 5.2.022.3E driver that Oneplus is using)
- Removed a ton of debugging from the WLAN driver, and fixed some code errors
- Added RMNET driver to the kernel (version parity with the WLAN driver)
- Removed external module support from the kernel, since all modules now reside in the kernel
January 14 - download from
HERE
- Adjusted kernel configuration to reflect the addition of a new Oneplus kernel module in OOS 11.0.3.3
- Added back a debugger that is needed by Oneplus's userspace
- Removed some harmless kernel loggers
- Further code fixes in the kernel
- Updated to Google's new Clang 12.0.1 compiler to compile the kernel
December 22
- Back to using binutils (from LLVM tools) - I experienced nav bar graphical glitches with LLVM tools
- Pulled in a few tweaks from Sultan's new redbull kernel - optimized graphics driver, optimized power usage, optimized smoothness
- Updated Wireguard to latest version
- Updated Anykernel3 to latest version
December 13
- Reverted all CAF patches... let's assume Oneplus actually knows what they are doing
- Compiled with advanced LLVM tools
- Reverted a commit that is not needed for LLVM, but was needed for latest binutils (which we are now not using)
December 4
- Added a few fixes from CAF upstream
- Cleaned up unneeded commits
- Removed bad commits
- Removed more logging (that are safe to remove)
November 24
- Refactored some commits for easier later patching
- Finally using UFS 3.0 driver that's meant for the OnePlus 8 Pro
November 20
- Fixed battery drain issue that was on previous release (apologies for that)
November 16
- General stability improvements
- Slightly improved active as well as idle battery drain
- Updated WireGuard to latest version
November 6
- Removed a major debug from the kernel that is also missing on stock kernel (sources were not updated by Oneplus...)
- Reverted to using O2 optimization level from O3, for stability reasons
- Reverted modified CPUsets, the overall experience is much smoother this way, with no discernible effect on battery life
October 23
- Reverted the two Google commits since those seemed to increase active drain just a bit
- Pulled in latest Oneplus kernel source for OOS 11.0.1.1
October 19
- Reverted the CAF upstream - Oneplus does extensive testing on the CAF base they are using and it also resulted in significantly higher active as well as idle drain upon further testing
- Using stock (userspace) WLAN and RMNET drivers
- Pulled in two commits from Google's 4.19.y kernel tree for increased smoothness (scheduling, write delay)
- Fixed a additional code error found through Clang
October 10
First release for Android 11-based OOS11.
Changelog vs stock kernel:
- Compiled with latest Google Clang 11.0.5
- All the tweaks pulled in from Omega OOS10 kernel
- Added in KCAL color control
- Upstreamed the entire kernel to CAF release LA.UM.9.12.r1-08300-SMxx50.0
- Included both WLAN and RMNET drivers with CAF release LA.UM.9.12.r1-08300-SMxx50.0