[KERNEL]Savagezen's Angler Kernel[Dec 2018][Pie][Oreo][Linaro][Clang][3.10.108]

[deani77]

December 2018 Release:

• December 2018 security patch
• Many security / hardening features from CopperheadOS, including compiling with Clang (see release notes)
• Merged Oreo / Pie releases as the kernel should be compatible with both out of the box. Please let me know on the official Telegram channel if that is not the case.

First and second posts have been updated. The release notes also include features planned for the future. Happy Solstice everyone!

Thanks for the update... Do you still base to Franco kernel? Some user included myself have phone reboot itself problem on latest Franco kernel using pie ROM.

Have my phone reboot itself while idling... Attach file for your

 

[aybek555]

Thank you for your work. Does this kernel force encrypt?

 

[savagezen]

Thanks for the update... Do you still base to Franco kernel? Some user included myself have phone reboot itself problem on latest Franco kernel using pie ROM.

Have my phone reboot itself while idling... Attach file for your

I originally forked from Franco Kernel, but do not pull updated releases from him, no. I'll make a note in the OP about Pie. Personally I'm still on Oreo and haven't had a chance to test things fully in Pie. It is only from talking with another developer that I came to the conclusion that the kernel should work on both Oreo and Pie, but that doesn't appear to be the case.

Thank you for your work. Does this kernel force encrypt?

No, it does not.

 

[phantom146]

I originally forked from Franco Kernel, but do not pull updated releases from him, no. I'll make a note in the OP about Pie. Personally I'm still on Oreo and haven't had a chance to test things fully in Pie. It is only from talking with another developer that I came to the conclusion that the kernel should work on both Oreo and Pie, but that doesn't appear to be the case.



No, it does not.

It does work on Pie but is wonky. I suggest you try to use Statix's kernel as a base instead.
And merry christmas mate!

 

[savagezen]

It does work on Pie but is wonky. I suggest you try to use Statix's kernel as a base instead.
And merry christmas mate!

That's what I figured actually. Hence, my original thought process was to keep updating Oreo until there are no more updates before moving to Pie since doing so would require re-basing and re-applying many patches.

 

[DDPlayer]

I can't find Download for pie

Gesendet von meinem Nexus 6P mit Tapatalk

 

[dseries60]

@savagezen Your kernel is working fine on @winxuser AOSP pie ROM. Using Flar's kernel manager for adjustments.

 

[Steven_2302]

@savagezen Your kernel is working fine on @winxuser AOSP pie ROM. Using Flar's kernel manager for adjustments.

Do you, or the dev, know of using this kernel will fix WiFi calling on pie?
Most of the ROMs use staixos source and the WiFi calling dont work on any of them

 

[dseries60]

Do you, or the dev, know of using this kernel will fix WiFi calling on pie?
Most of the ROMs use staixos source and the WiFi calling dont work on any of them

I am using @winxuser AOSP rom and wifi calling works fine. I am on Google Fi. This ROM doesn't source from statixos source. I switched back to the stock kernel thought due to some random reboots on this kernel.

 

[Steven_2302]

I am using @winxuser AOSP rom and wifi calling works fine. I am on Google Fi. This ROM doesn't source from statixos source. I switched back to the stock kernel thought due to some random reboots on this kernel.

Hmmm, I think I tried that rom, I'm on EE, I'll look into that, thank you

 

[savagezen]

So that everyone knows, development isn't dead, I just haven't had time in recent weeks to work on Pie. It looks like we're done getting Oreo updates; so the Oreo (8.1) version will soon be deprecated once I start working on Pie compatibility. As has been mentioned before, this kernel has not had any official or third party Pie merges. In other words, it is a kernel built for Oreo. Flashing it over a Pie ROM may still work (as some users have stated), but it is to be expected that there are bugs... all and any of which I haven't been able to address yet.

 

[savagezen]

New Testing Releases: Android Pie, 9.0

• pie-testing-aosip-20190130: PS: The version on GitHub has a typo that says 2018. (download zip | anykernel | source)
• pie-testing-statixos-20190130: (download zip | anykernel | source )

Both versions are source-built from their respective upstreams (StatixOS, AOSiP Unofficial) using CopperheadOS's Clang and Linaro 4.9 for compiling. The built kernel images were packaged with my previous (Oreo, 8.1) anykernel settings. Please let me know if any kernel settings are wonky (though they shouldn't have changed from Oreo to Pie) or if one particular version seems to work better than the other -- please be specific with feedback. Whichever seems to work better is the one I'll migrate patches over to from Oreo. There will be no new Oreo updates henceforth.

 

[sufy1000]

Hi, will this kernel work on the Pixel Experience ROM on my Nexus 6P?

 

[Lawlrus]

Hi, will this kernel work on the Pixel Experience ROM on my Nexus 6P?

Do you know what any kernel is ?

 

[sufy1000]

Do you know what any kernel is ?

I know, i used Franco kernel. It really didn't work

 

[Lawlrus]

I know, i used Franco kernel. It really didn't work

Okay, so by work you were asking work well? I read your question as will it boot up, which is why I asked if you knew what any kernel is.

Anyways, there's AFAIK three different versions of kernle source currently floating around. The kernel source stock ROMs have been using, cr droids source which is also used by RR and aosip. And I THINK that aicp uses their own.

So if you want to be safe your best bet would be to use the kernel that is based on the stock sources. Since that's the ROM you're running.

Edit: but because of anykernel both SHOULD be able to boot on any of them. But I might be wrong, and I haven't tested both. I'm going to try one for a few days before I try the other.

 

[Lughnasadh]

New Testing Releases: Android Pie, 9.0

• pie-testing-aosip-20190130: PS: The version on GitHub has a typo that says 2018. (download zip | anykernel | source)
• pie-testing-statixos-20190130: (download zip | anykernel | source )

Both versions are source-built from their respective upstreams (StatixOS, AOSiP Unofficial) using CopperheadOS's Clang and Linaro 4.9 for compiling. The built kernel images were packaged with my previous (Oreo, 8.1) anykernel settings. Please let me know if any kernel settings are wonky (though they shouldn't have changed from Oreo to Pie) or if one particular version seems to work better than the other -- please be specific with feedback. Whichever seems to work better is the one I'll migrate patches over to from Oreo. There will be no new Oreo updates henceforth.

Feedback:
I'm running the latest Official AICP 9.0 rom.

I've been running the StatixOS-based kernel for about 1/2 day and things seem good. The only difference I've noticed so far from the stock AICP kernel is that the StatixOS-based one seems to run a little hotter. But I'll have to run the kernel a little longer and keep an eye on that to be sure. Other than that, no major problems and no random reboots.

As for your AOSiP-based kernel, I haven't run that yet so can't give feedback at the moment. However, I have run the Official RR 9.0 rom and the unofficial AOSiP 9.0 rom (the kernel in RR is based on the AOSiP kernel. Same developer/maintainer), and have noticed that the little cores are stuck at 1555 MHz on both roms/kernels. I've also seen other people report the same thing on both of these roms. The phone heats up quite a bit due to this.
I'm not sure about the big cores as the phone I ran them on has the BLOD so the big cores are disabled.

So it might be good for people running the AOSiP-based kernel to see if they experience the same thing.

Thanks for updating your kernel to Pie, by the way :good:

Edit: After being on the StatixOS-based kernel a little longer, I don't think its running a little hotter than the stock kernel in AICP.

 

[phantom146]

Running Statix Official January FBE
@savagezen can't seem to boot my angler with both zips. Can't access logs because I just nuked my phone now. Hope somebody can provide logs for you if they've met with the same fate as mine.

 

[deani77]

New Testing Releases: Android Pie, 9.0

• pie-testing-aosip-20190130: PS: The version on GitHub has a typo that says 2018. (download zip | anykernel | source)
• pie-testing-statixos-20190130: (download zip | anykernel | source )

Both versions are source-built from their respective upstreams (StatixOS, AOSiP Unofficial) using CopperheadOS's Clang and Linaro 4.9 for compiling. The built kernel images were packaged with my previous (Oreo, 8.1) anykernel settings. Please let me know if any kernel settings are wonky (though they shouldn't have changed from Oreo to Pie) or if one particular version seems to work better than the other -- please be specific with feedback. Whichever seems to work better is the one I'll migrate patches over to from Oreo. There will be no new Oreo updates henceforth.

Just flash your Statix-OS base kernel on top aicp ROM. So far no problem.... Will report back if there is any problem.

Thanks for sharing your work

 

[MeHR@N]

I installed pie-testing-statixos over StatixOS and after that installed BLOD patch but it stayed on boot screen and didn't boot after 15 min that I was waiting.