Weeb Kernel

[Jole7]

Strange, I've never had that. wifi does not work with red flare either. Unfortunately, I can not post the logs until tomorrow. I flashed the kernel right after the beta 21. did you take another step?

No other step just flashed the kernel and Magisk 17.1

 

[spoeckes]

That should be just fine. Are you using magisk as well? If yes, which one?

No magisk, Just the ob21 ZIP and the Kernel.
Will try again tonight

 

[Mar-cel]

Eas kernel?

 

[idkwhoiam322]

No other step just flashed the kernel and Magisk 17.1

Try 17.3

Eas kernel?

Yes.

 

[Mar-cel]

Yes.

I get this error message

 

[mp3deviant721]

I get this error message

You need the treble zip for OOS. The non-treble is for custom ROMs only.

 

[radz_]

Just flash this kernel, but no wifi.

Super clean flash.
Stock OB + Decrypt + Magisk + Weeb Kernel = No Wifi

 

[idkwhoiam322]

Just flash this kernel, but no wifi.

Super clean flash.
Stock OB + Decrypt + Magisk + Weeb Kernel = No Wifi

Which Magisk? I use 17.3 and it works just fine.

 

[radz_]

Which Magisk? I use 17.3 and it works just fine.

Im using Canary..

 

[idkwhoiam322]

Im using Canary..

Strange, I tried and it worked with Canary as well. Can you try with 17.3? If it still doesn't work, can you give me logs? Thanks.

 

[Pho3nX]

@idkwhoiam322 like your kernle, no ETA, just know if a update for Pie OOS is planned

Cheers

 

[crian]

@idkwhoiam322 like your kernle, no ETA, just know if a update for Pie OOS is planned

Cheers

Yes

 

[idkwhoiam322]

@idkwhoiam322 like your kernle, no ETA, just know if a update for Pie OOS is planned

Cheers

It is, you can keep track of the progress here:
https://github.com/whoknowswhoiam/weebmsm8998-pie
Idk how long it'll take cuz I'm currently home after 5 months, and only for 2 weeks, but I will work on it for sure.

 

[Pho3nX]

It is, you can keep track of the progress here:
https://github.com/whoknowswhoiam/weebmsm8998-pie
Idk how long it'll take cuz I'm currently home after 5 months, and only for 2 weeks, but I will work on it for sure.

Thanks mate for the answer, keep your time, life is life, dev is for fun

 

[idkwhoiam322]

Took a while but finally managed to get some decent testing done and so here we are:
Version: Weeb Kernel v2.00
Downloads: OxygenOS // Custom ROMs
What's in the build?
- Rebased on Pie OOS Beta Kernel Source
- EAS stuff from Josh's Oreo source as base
- HMP Stuff removed [except for some part which was necessary for qcacld to compile. see here.]
- EAS stuff upstreamed from various sources (caf, nathan, etc.)
- Latest Linux Upstream [ 4.4.169 ]
- Latest CAF Upstream [ LA.UM.7.4.r1-04100-8x98.0 ]
- Dynamic Stune Boost
- CFQ Upstreamed
- ZRAM Upstreamed
- ZSTD as default ZRAM Compression Algorithm [upstreamed]
- Westwood as default TCP Congestion Algorithm [some improvements on this too]
- Sound Control
- Flat Memory model
- some arm64 related optimizations
- Compiled using Clang 8.0.6 [With O3 optimizations wherever possible]
- KCAL Control [Note: This doesn't seem to work on Pie yet, will investigate at some point]
- Boeffla Wakelock Blocker [I don't have much to say about this, just read what I think of it here.]
- Wireguard Support
- Sweep2wake, double tap to wake, vibration control by flar2
- HZ 500
- Backlight dimmer
- CPU Governors cut down to just schedutil and the fallback performance governor
- Disables dm-verity
- Kernel Samepage Merging
- Support for Custom ROMs
- Since qcacld won't load for some reason on enforcing, we're permissive for now.

What doesn't work?
- Init stuff in anykernel2, most of the values that I can set are hardcoded, feel free to adjust if you want using a kernel manager, setting anything in anykernel2 won't make any difference.

Edit: Kernel source

 

[deszczuXS]

Only for Pie?

 

[idkwhoiam322]

Only for Pie?

Yes.

 

[str8str]

I think your right about the kernel Wake locks. You want to save battery adjust lighting, screen waking in settings and the rest is Google ****. Lnk does a good job at this. It's a magisk module

 

[idkwhoiam322]

What doesn't work?
- Init stuff in anykernel2, most of the values that I can set are hardcoded, feel free to adjust if you want using a kernel manager, setting anything in anykernel2 won't make any difference.

Fixed in next build thanks to freshly modified from scratch anykernel2.
Source

 

[gouthamgoumi]

Tried this on latest havoc(which uses sigma kernel by default) and it was smooth AF just like it was in OOS but wifi was broken :crying:.. hopefully it works in future .:fingers-crossed: