[Kernel] RenderZenith OP5 [OOS/LineageOS V4.2.0] (22 Mar 2019)

[RenderBroken]

for OOS and LineageOS OP5/OP5T​

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* I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, 
* or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please do some research 
* if you have any concerns about features included in this KERNEL
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
* BOOM goes the Dynamite
*/

This kernel is a joint collaboration between @joshuous and myself. Our primary goal is to deliver a fast, smooth and stable kernel with Energy Aware Scheduling (EAS). We have spent countless hours backporting, experimenting, tuning and improving our understanding of EAS in our kernels. We aim to keep our kernel slim on features, adding only what we believe is essential.

It is also our desire to initiate Development Discussions among the community. This will be a noob friendly thread as long as users follow two rules. First is to do some research before asking. Most likely your question has already been asked. If not in this thread then in another. Remember to always search first! Second is BE RESPECTFUL. You do these two things and even the most hardened Dev will assist you.

Features:
* Energy Aware Scheduler enabled
* Dynamic Stune Boost

Kernel Downloads:
Latest OOS Build (Magisk required for ramdisk changes to apply!)
Latest LineageOS 16.0 Build

Instructions:
* Boot into Recovery
* (Recommended) Make a complete backup of everything! At least backup BOOT via TWRP
* If you're not coming from completely stock kernel, please dirty flash your stock ROM first
* Flash kernel zip
* Flash Magisk (compulsory only for OOS build to get ramdisk changes working!)
* Reboot

Reporting Bugs (please read):
* Make sure you're not using any tweak apps (Greenify, Naptime, anything else related), otherwise no support will be given. If you have an issue, disable all your tweaks first and see if that fixes your problem. Otherwise, flash the stock kernel and see if you can reproduce it as well.
* If you previously flashed another kernel, make sure you dirty flashed the full ROM zip before flashing RenderZenith kernel.
* Logs! Please provide dmesg kernel logs via Syslog app. If you experienced a kernel panic (system crash/reboot) please provide all ramoops file in /sys/fs/pstore/

THANKS!!!!
* The kind people who keep this project alive
* Everyone who supported us throughout our projects
* @joshuous for his partnership and collaboration with our current projects and many more to come. The future looks bright!


Source Links:
https://github.com/EAS-Project/op5-kernel/commits/master
https://github.com/EAS-Project/op5-kernel/commits/lineage-16.0-master
https://github.com/EAS-Project/AnyKernel2

EAS writeups:
Dynamic Stune Boosting
PELT and WALT


XDA:DevDB Information
[Kernel] RenderZenith OP5 [OOS/LineageOS V4.2.0] (22 Mar 2019), Kernel for the OnePlus 5

Contributors
RenderBroken, joshuous
Kernel Special Features: Energy Aware Scheduling

Version Information
Status: Testing

Created 2017-08-21
Last Updated 2019-03-22

 

[RenderBroken]

For Devs that are interested in porting EAS:

Hey guys! We took all the EAS commits that make up RenderZenith and pulled them into their own repo. This will allow those interested to port our EAS work into their own projects! Note that you may have to adjust the Energy Model commit to fit your project.

Source:
https://github.com/EAS-Project/op5-oreo-kernel/tree/eas-commits

 

[RenderBroken]

Resources:

An amazing document about EAS on the Android Platform: eas_overview_and_integration_guide_r1p5.pdf

 

[pro4ever]

Downloading now tnx :good::good:

 

[arrrgh]

Just flashed and off to a smooth start so far

 

[liver20]

Thanks!! Amazing

Enviado desde mi Oneplus 5 mediante Tapatalk

 

[g_Four]

Downloading now.. Thanks..

Sent from my ONEPLUS A5000 using Tapatalk

 

[Zocker1304]

Wait what is the difference between RenderKernel and RenderZenith?

 

[pratik_193]

Wait what is the difference between RenderKernel and RenderZenith?

+1

 

[nathanchance]

Wait what is the difference between RenderKernel and RenderZenith?

+1

https://forum.xda-developers.com/on...der-kernel-oos-n-eas-r1-t3639839/post73476047

Sent from my OnePlus5 using XDA Labs

 

[joshuous]

Wait what is the difference between RenderKernel and RenderZenith?

Hi I'm the developer of Zenith EAS Kernel, which eventually was renamed to RenderZenith kernel as a sign of my deepest respect to @RenderBroken for his tireless work on bringing up the EAS base on MSM 3.18 kernels. We've been working closely together since many moons ago to pioneer the first fully fledged EAS ROM on a non-Pixel device (OP3). He was a mentor to me when I began kernel development a few months back. We shared common goals for what we wanted to see in a kernel, and recently discussed merging our work so that we can focus on different aspects of the kernel and bring our findings together. We decided to use the existing RenderZenith name for our new joint project as a sign of our collaboration

 

[ilia1985]

So good to see you guys here on OP5 @RenderBroken @joshuous

Sent from my OnePlus5 using XDA Labs

 

[Zocker1304]

Hi I'm the developer of Zenith EAS Kernel, which eventually was renamed to RenderZenith kernel as a sign of my deepest respect to @RenderBroken for his tireless work on bringing up the EAS base on MSM 3.18 kernels. We've been working closely together since many moons ago to pioneer the first fully fledged EAS ROM on a non-Pixel device (OP3). He was a mentor to me when I began kernel development a few months back. We shared common goals for what we wanted to see in a kernel, and recently discussed merging our work so that we can focus on different aspects of the kernel and bring our findings together. We decided to use the existing RenderZenith name for our new joint project as a sign of our collaboration

Nice to hear, so this is the new, ultimate EAS kernel?

 

[Saiger]

just had a random reboot after leaving the phone for like 20min
running latest stock + magisk
here are the last logs i could get: log

 

[azzio4675]

Hi I'm the developer of Zenith EAS Kernel, which eventually was renamed to RenderZenith kernel as a sign of my deepest respect to @RenderBroken for his tireless work on bringing up the EAS base on MSM 3.18 kernels. We've been working closely together since many moons ago to pioneer the first fully fledged EAS ROM on a non-Pixel device (OP3). He was a mentor to me when I began kernel development a few months back. We shared common goals for what we wanted to see in a kernel, and recently discussed merging our work so that we can focus on different aspects of the kernel and bring our findings together. We decided to use the existing RenderZenith name for our new joint project as a sign of our collaboration

will you make vertex os for op5?

 

[joshuous]

will you make vertex os for op5?

Eventually, maybe when Android O stabilises. At the moment i'm reluctant to give up on camera quality by jumping to a custom ROM, I don't have as much time to develop these days (still giving OP3 love), and other reasons. But I believe it may arrive in two months or so

 

[Stupifier]

Tested OP5 Render Kernel for a little while.......now I'll check this new EAS Kernel out. Exciting!

 

[Logi_Ca1]

For some reason, installing this disables my WiFi permanently. I had to flash the whole OOS package to get it back, flashing the stock kernel didn't work. Anyone else encountered this? For what it's worth, I don't have a SIM card in my OP5 yet.

 

[kerymercury]

amazing kernel yet again. Still rocking your kernel in OP3 and glad to see you in OP5 thread. 7 hours and 30 mins of SOT with 20% left in the tank. No random reboot and very stable in my opinion. Keep up the good work

 

[Stupifier]

For some reason, installing this disables my WiFi permanently. I had to flash the whole OOS package to get it back, flashing the stock kernel didn't work. Anyone else encountered this? For what it's worth, I don't have a SIM card in my OP5 yet.

Woah....definitely have not experience that problem. No issues to report so far for me. Been using it for about 16 hours now.