[KERNEL] [OOS] Omega Kernel OOS11 [April 19, 2021]
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Thats what I run it on without any issues, just all the benefits of a juicy custom kernel.
Amazing work, indeed fixed the lag that was visible in the previous one.
Yes Sir, I'm running latest Omega, on 11.0.4.4, on OnePlus 8 Pro
Yes, confirmed running ok. I'm currently running the kernel on 11.0.5.5 EU version.
Using it fine on A11 OP8P OB8 .No complain so far...!
Latest build runs perfect on 11.0.5.5, it's so smooth and fast, hats off!
@kristofpetho I had a random reboot just now, I don't know if you could have a look and let me know what caused it please
That's the log for the current kernel boot, not the previous one...
Not to worry, it's only happened this once, if it does happen again I will let you know
I just looked down and saw my phone rebooting. First one I've noticed. I'm on the latest kernel. I attached the pstore folder.
I'm getting random reboots with the latest version.
OnePlus 8 Pro
11.0.5.5BA
Edit : That might be cause of Franco Kernel Manager.
Do you recommend using other Manager?
OnePlus 8 Pro
11.0.5.5BA
Edit : That might be cause of Franco Kernel Manager.
Do you recommend using other Manager?
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50Introduction
Hello everyone, this is my personal kernel for the OnePlus 8 Pro, will use it as my daily driver as soon as I get the device! (hopefully very early next week)
My philosophy on the kernel is pretty simple, intended to replace the stock kernel, but with a lot of under-the-hood tweaks.
Hopefully you will all enjoy!
Important thread information!
I refuse to acknowledge/respond to bug reports that do not include clear steps to reproduce, a logcat, and a console ramoops (if random rebooting) or a dmesg (any other issues). Follow this guide to do this.
Keep things civil, no flaming in the forums!
Features
- Up to date with OxygenOS 11 source
- Compiled with Google's Clang toolchain for maximum stability, with all warnings and errors fixed
- Compiled with Clang's cortex-a55 optimizations
- Many tweaks under the hood for smoother UX, lower battery drain, etc.
- Westwood as the default congestion algorithm
- Includes WireGuard
- Includes KCAL support
- Available to flash with AnyKernel3
Latest kernel release on GitHub
LINK
Source
Omega GitHub: https://github.com/kristofpetho/kernel_oneplus_sm8250
Omega originally sourced from: OnePlusOSS
Thanks where it's due
Nathan Chance for his guidance and patience with general kernel dev questions
Kerneltoast for his extreme patience and guidance
freak07 for his dtb advice
tbalden for figuring out the 8 Pro boot issues
zoman7663 for testing
osm0sis (for AnyKernel3)33Releases
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-SMxx50.027New kernel in Post 2!
Changelog:
- Clang compiler optimization from CAF, as well as subsequent code fixes to go with it
- Updated Wireguard to latest 0520 version
- Updated Anykernel3 to latest
- Remove some annoying UFS dmesg spam
- Remove one more resource hog debugger from the graphics render hot path
This should give a nice speed boost as well for screen on
I won't post new kernels for a few days, my new components are arriving today, so will take time to redo my build system.
In case anyone is wondering:
- ASUS TUF B450 Pro Gaming (I had a previous ASUS TUF Z170 Pro Gaming, which I loved!)
- AMD Ryzen 3600 (6 cores, 12 threads -> should be a nice upgrade from my current i5-6500, which only has 4 cores, 4 threads)
- I already had 32Gb DDR4 RAM in the system, that is not changing25OK guys, I'm back. New Ryzen system is up and running, and building a kernel now only takes 3.5 minutes!!! Previsouly it was 11-12... DAMN impressed.23New kernel here, since there were no source updates in latest kernel push from OnePlus: https://github.com/kristofpetho/kernel_oneplus_sm8250/releases
Changelog:
- Updated Clang to 11.0.4 (Google)
- Reverted to using userspace WLAN and rmnet drivers to fix remaining VoWiFi issues
Enjoy!
