Try to flash stock and go back to LOS again. V2.88 works fine for me.
If phone still bootloop. I will cancel the high frame rate and OC in next version, they may not suit for every device.
I'm suspecting some of the reboots I'm having were probably related to overclocking as the phone would bootloop when it becomes hotter than usual.
I'm looking for a way to revert the OC, but it seems there are several commits related to overclocking and I'm not sure if I have to revert all of them.
I've reverted the following commits:
1 2 3 4 5
Are the 5 commits above enough to disable the overclocking (so it can run at stock clock values)? EDIT: Definitely not enough... the resulted kernel couldn't even boot. Guess for now I'll just use Kernel Adiutor to fine tune it so it won't overheat/freeze/reboot for the time being...
By the way, I didn't revert
this related commit as it looked like some added CPU clock handling logic (for OC) but it contained lower (perhaps original) clock values by default. Not sure if I also have to revert this one... but I'm not attempting it for the time being.
EDIT 2: Using your trees to build AEX and I found the "VoLTE provisioned" flag is greyed out (along with other VoLTE-related stuffs). Is there a way to verify whether IMS is really functional? I need to confirm whether the problem is with my build or is with my carrier. I can't remember how it was on the LOS build (also with your tree).
EDIT 3: It seems cryptomilk's kernel tree (slightly newer) can be used when building the ROM, however (as with AEX's case), NFC is not usable with his kernel. (VoLTE is greyed out there as well, although it's probably not related to kernel and I cannot determine IMS functionality status from that alone).
EDIT 4: The overheating/rebooting issue keeps on... plus an old minor issue: the color profile is not applied upon system startup. Logcat doesn't give me anything helpful when it reboots, like a kernel panic or something... so it's most likely rebooting just because the device hit certain thermal thresholds (as the phone feels really hot). It seems to happen when there are some good amount of network activities (Wi-Fi or cellular), or when performing a lot of I/O activities on the SD card... not sure, but the place that feels hottest to me was definitely near the SIM/SD slots.