Development [KERNEL]Radioactive Kernel v1.1.9[A12L] [2022.06.09][UNIFIED PIXEL6/PIXEL6PRO]

[Bicet]

Thanks for another great release!

 

[Gytole]

Thanks for another great release!

That's what she said

 

[Burt Squirtz]

That's what she said

LMFAO.

 

[Grifello]

i'm currently on crdroid and i flashed radioactive kernel. if i'll update the rom in future i'll need to delete ak3 helper magisk module considering that kernel will be overwrite by default one during the rom update?

 

[acuicultor]

i'm currently on crdroid and i flashed radioactive kernel. if i'll update the rom in future i'll need to delete ak3 helper magisk module considering that kernel will be overwrite by default one during the rom update?

Module will be deleted automatically when you flash the rom update.

 

[Grifello]

Module will be deleted automatically when you flash the rom update.

Perfect. Thank u. Btw your kernel is amazing!

 

[Vman006]

Hi, im new to the custom kernels i flashed it successfully via flash script , i have a question, im on derpfest custom rom what if there's an rom update do i need to flash stock kernel then flash the raido active kernel again? sry for my bad eng.

 

[acuicultor]

Hi, im new to the custom kernels i flashed it successfully via flash script , i have a question, im on derpfest custom rom what if there's an rom update do i need to flash stock kernel then flash the raido active kernel again? sry for my bad eng.

Rom update will overwrite whatever kernel you have so if you want to use Radioactive or another custom kernel you must flash it again after the rom update.

 

[Vman006]

Rom update will override whatever kernel you have so if you want to use Radioactive or another custom kernel you must flash it again after the rom update.

Got it. Thank you so much

 

[Gytole]

Hi, im new to the custom kernels i flashed it successfully via flash script , i have a question, im on derpfest custom rom what if there's an rom update do i need to flash stock kernel then flash the raido active kernel again? sry for my bad eng.

Where did you find derpfest for the Pixel 6 Pro?

 

[phaino00]

The only place I've seen a link is on the below telegram channel.

Google Pixel 6/6a/6 Pro | Updates™

ℹ️ All about Google Pixel 6, Pixel 6 Pro & Pixel 6a. | @Pixel6Chat 👥 Our Community • MY Theme: @MaterialYouTheme • Pixel Hub: @PixelHubUpdates • Pixel 1: @Pixel1Updates • Pixel 2: @Pixel2Updates • Pixel 5: @Pixel5Channel 🕒 Since 26 Oct 2021, 9:26 UTC

t.me

 

[Vman006]

Where did you find derpfest for the Pixel 6 Pro?

Telegram

 

[Grifello]

Telegram: Contact @derpfestraviole

t.me

 

[Paz9]

@acuicultor
can you explain the power suspend mode and state please

 

[acuicultor]

@acuicultor
can you explain the power suspend mode and state please

Sure, i'll try although i'm very bad explaining stuff in written form and even harder in English for me but i try to clear things up.

Android early_suspend/late_resume PM kernel driver framework has been
deprecated by Google. This powersuspend PM kernel driver is a replacement
for it and existing early_suspend drivers can be easily adapted to use this
replacement driver


Powersave state mode (screen on 0 / off 1)
Powersave mode (kernel 0/ userspace 1/ panel 2/ hybrid 3)

Before I explain anything you must understand what the suspend state is, usually it is called sleep.

Power suspend in Linux - http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162886/what-does-pm-suspend-hybrid-do

How it interacts with the hardware - https://source.android.com/devices/sensors/suspend-mode.html

Now for this kernel feature... I seems from what I have read that it is not activating or deactivating suspend mode....instead it is simply deciding on what "metric" to use.
Generally you could say that suspend state would be achieved on request by the kernel. But what if you want to automate the process so that it uses less requests, and thus goes to sleep quicker and more efficiently in theory
You make it so it bases on something else's output in order to initiate the count down.

This could be screen on/off (LCD panel), idle time (autosleep function), hybrid (autosleep & LCD panel whichever comes first), or userspace (defined by user.)
Hope this clears up your question.

 

[Paz9]

Sure, i'll try although i'm very bad explaining stuff in written form and even harder in English for me but i try to clear things up.

Android early_suspend/late_resume PM kernel driver framework has been
deprecated by Google. This powersuspend PM kernel driver is a replacement
for it and existing early_suspend drivers can be easily adapted to use this
replacement driver


Powersave state mode (screen on 0 / off 1)
Powersave mode (kernel 0/ userspace 1/ panel 2/ hybrid 3)

Before I explain anything you must understand what the suspend state is, usually it is called sleep.

Power suspend in Linux - http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/162886/what-does-pm-suspend-hybrid-do

How it interacts with the hardware - https://source.android.com/devices/sensors/suspend-mode.html

Now for this kernel feature... I seems from what I have read that it is not activating or deactivating suspend mode....instead it is simply deciding on what "metric" to use.
Generally you could say that suspend state would be achieved on request by the kernel. But what if you want to automate the process so that it uses less requests, and thus goes to sleep quicker and more efficiently in theory
You make it so it bases on something else's output in order to initiate the count down.

This could be screen on/off (LCD panel), idle time (autosleep function), hybrid (autosleep & LCD panel whichever comes first), or userspace (defined by user.)
Hope this clears up your question.

Thank you for the write up, based on this it seems the stock behaviour in this kernel is to use hybrid suspend while screen on, is that right? Does this also affect screen off?

 

[Paz9]

Also, thank you for this kerne. It's the best experience I've had with this phone and I've tried almost all kernels and ROMs for this phone. Is there a way we can donate to show our appreciation?
Keep up the great work

 

[acuicultor]

Thank you for the write up, based on this it seems the stock behaviour in this kernel is to use hybrid suspend while screen on, is that right? Does this also affect screen off?

Yes that's right, hybrid, screen on and no it doesn't affect screen off.

Also, thank you for this kerne. It's the best experience I've had with this phone and I've tried almost all kernels and ROMs for this phone. Is there a way we can donate to show our appreciation?
Keep up the great work

While i never asked for donations always are welcome and now that i'm saving for a new pc because current one is getting old and slow any help will be much appreciated, i added my PayPal address in my signature for someone interested in helping me with the new pc. Thank you.

 

[fitree]

hi, sorry if this question has been asked but it's been a while since i last rooted any Android phone
first of, thanks for ur hard work. yesterday i've tried flashing your kernal via FKM. rebooted the phone and it stucked at the device is corrupted. i presed the power button, it went away but it just stuck at Google logo
any idea what i've been doing wrong? or is it because i'm on Magisk Canary?

Pixel 6 running 12 L. rooted running magisk Canary 24306

 

[Paz9]

Just a reminder to anyone using fsync off, make sure you have adequate backups, I had a hard reset happen on my device while debugging an apk, and I lost a bunch of data (mostly data written between restarts)