Learn what?
No. It doesn't support halogenOS. Only supports lineage based roms(for now). Maybe it'll work. Can't say for sure.
Halogen os
No
But y not on xos
Let's be more specific, it's not designed to run in a AOSP based environment, that is what the OP says, on page 3 or so Franco himself said to another user that it will run on a AOSP based distributions (DU or something like that, don't remember exactly), so we have two contradictory statements, unfortunately I didn't get any further information even I asked twice, but actually it shouldn't matter as you have always the possibility to backup and try yourself, in worst case it won't boot and you have to restore the previous boot backup, of course some rom functions might misbehave when rom & kernel don't really match but that's the adventure you'll have to pass, go find out
battery saving profile, lots of mobile data, traveling around, great performance, big thanks... 
It can run in other roms, but not supported by Franco, so if something goes wrong or not work as it should the dev can't be blamed as it is stated in first post only for LOS 7.1.1 based roms...Let's be more specific, it's not designed to run in a AOSP based environment, that is what the OP says, on page 3 or so Franco himself said to another user that it will run on a AOSP based distributions (DU or something like that, don't remember exactly), so we have two contradictory statements, unfortunately I didn't get any further information even I asked twice, but actually it shouldn't matter as you have always the possibility to backup and try yourself, in worst case it won't boot and you have to restore the previous boot backup, of course some rom functions might misbehave when rom & kernel don't really match but that's the adventure you'll have to pass, go find out
Maybe a surprise is already waiting for you, maybe not, only you can tell..
How the he'll are you accomplishing this SOT?? Congrats man.Personal Highscore today
Gonna top it tomorrow (lol)
Of course, this was going to my mind too but it's not clearly stated, therefore we have to assume that it is for support reasons rather than the actual ability to run on aosp systems.. Which is a normal thing to doAny fix for autofocus on this kernel?
I'm using halogen os and I know it's not officially supported, but its based off lineage os and works very well so far apart from this small thing. Is this a known bug already or not? If so any fix or hope? I really like the stability and amazing battery so I really don't want to change or go back to stock... Anything appreciated
Sounds not to good, do you apply battery saving profile and do you use naptime?
Yap, battery saving profile applied, and naptime running. I get awesome deep sleep stats. But with screen on, battery life just keeps decreasing. See below Screenshots.
If I put the right icon up in startus bar. High auto brightness modus. I get the message high brightness is not available on your kernel.
Logically, this device's panel doesn't support HBM.If I put the right icon up in startus bar. High auto brightness modus. I get the message high brightness is not available on your kernel.
This feature is for other devices I think.
Dumping/Splitting image failed. Aborting...
Updater process ended with ERROR: 1
Error flashing zip file '/sdcard/Flash/fk-r5-anykernel2.zip'
I think 'R' is for 'Release', always pick up the more recentDoesn't works on mokee os too
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Pls tell me what are R1 R2 etc variants
