I'm also getting the updater error 2 when trying to install the BTTF-BETA2 Nougat kernel (MD5 verified) on my LS997. Tried TWRP 3.2.3.4, 3.3.0.0, and 3.3.1.0.
The 2.2-BETA 38 Oreo kernel installed fine on my H918 in TWRP 3.3.1.0, by the way.
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The 2.2-BETA 38 Oreo kernel installed fine on my H918 in TWRP 3.3.1.0, by the way.
Correct. My LS997 is on a stock-based Nougat ROM while my H918 is on stock-based Oreo.
Ah OK. The only explanation for this is that AnyKernel/magiskboot has screwed up something.
I've updated the BTTF AnyKernel to the latest (since I was most recently working on that), so that must be it.
In that case I'm sorry for being irritable before. I didn't think the devs in that department would push broken stuff, and
just few days ago something similar happened with a user in the G6 thread, where he updated TWRP and that solved it.
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Anyone is free to include it in their ROM as they like
Compiled with GCC Linaro 7.3.1
[2.1] Features:
Linux 3.18.134
SultanXDA's CPU Boost
KCAL - Screen panel control
Backported kernel improvements
Toggle USB2 900mA Fast-Charge
Boeffla Dynamic Sync Control
Boeffla Wake-Lock Blocker
Various patches and fixes
Engineering ABOOT fixes
RCTD/Triton disabled
Maple I/O scheduler
DriveDroid support
Modules disabled
WireGuard
Download: Oreo V20 Folder
The (AnyKernel2) flashable zip will flash kernel as well as /system/lib/modules. If you want to go back you should backup modules as well
Notice: I don't own a V20, thus I can't guarantee it will be a sane and bug-free kernel for V20 users.
Sources:
https://github.com/stendro/msm8996_lge_kernel
LGH830SV_LGH830TN_Android_Oreo_v30c.zip - From http://opensource.lge.com29Oreo mk2000 v2.0 BETA
^This is the link^
* Linux 3.18.126 (latest)
* Many interesting commits from sultan's and nathanchance's Pixel 2 kernels.
* Replaced Input Boost with Pixel2 version. Now boosts on app launch (and on waking).
* Also I've disabled normal boosting on touch input. No user configuration to be done.
* Removal of deprecated code from KGSL (adreno) driver, by Sultanxda.
* Various stuff...
Ok so I've gone back to the beginning and refreshed the whole kernel. Starting with CAF base and
merging in Android stable 3.18.126
Then extracting (almost) all of the non-LG commits applied - separating them as individual commits, and
finally applying LG's own modifications.
After this I picked in from previous mk2000-oreo branch, condensing commits and omitting questionable ones.
Of course upstreaming from 3.18.71 to 126 has brought a whole bunch of updates and fixes treewide.
I removed sultan's irq and kthread management as that seems to not be plug'n play with the 3.18 kernel.
I have been testing a bit myself and seems alright so far.
Source: mko-v227Hey
I updated first post with Oreo release info, and with (I hope to be) v1.0 stable release.
This time every supported variant is there, even if they don't have oreo yet.24Questions
Q: Will this work on newer bootloaders?
A: It should. The kernel is based on the most recent of LG sources.
Q: What control app do you suggest using?
A: I suggest using SmartPack, or EX Kernel Manager.
Q: I have US996, what version do I use?
A: If you unlocked officially through LG then use "US996", otherwise use "US996Santa".
Q: Where can I donate? I want to donate!!
A: I don't accept donations because of two reasons. One: I don't really need it. Two: I like the idea of this being totally free, it adds to the enjoyability of the kernel.
Q: I'm having some problems with kernel not working or booting?
A: If you are on an older bootloader then that is likely why. My kernel works on new firmware, not exactly sure how far back the compatibility goes.
Q: I flashed this zip in recovery, but it didn't seem to work, I'm still on my old kernel. What can I do?
A: With AnyKernel you shouldn't need to re-flash ROOT after flashing kernel (if already installed, if not, do it before flashing kernel). SuperSu has been known to revert the kernel install if you do so.
Q: OK so I just rooted my phone and installed this, and OMGOSH! so excited, now what do I do - do I tweake-dy freak out huh huh? How do I do it??
A: Put simply, don't do anything. I don't know how things where in the past, but now you don't need to do anything. Not with this kernel anyhow. Such thing are better discussed in a separate thread anyway.23Version 1.5.5 BETA
UPDATE: Added 1.5.5 BETA16 (With WireGuard)
BETA16 can be found HERE
NB: If going back to 1.4 after this, restore boot backup first to a point before installing 1.5.5 (or preferably start with fresh stock boot).
Notice: As this is AnyKernel, it uses your existing ramdisk, so if you come from a different custom kernel you should probably restore a backup to stock boot before flashing my kernel. In that case don't forget to flash Magisk if your backup doesn't include that.
External DAC: You likely must use a USB hub between your phone and dac for it to work.
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