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[ROM-CRESPO][AOSP][GB 2.3.4] Savaged-Zen(MOD) Test Renditions [RC5-beta-1] [7/2]

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Savaged-Zen ROM
RC5 Test Renditions
http://savaged-zen.com​
IMPORTANT NOTES:
1. The crespo build of the Savaged-Zen ROM is currently under testing stages. EXPECT THINGS TO BE BUGGY! If you have issues, please submit issues to the link below.
2. For the TESTING STAGE, the ROM currently includes the latest kernel from CyanogenMOD. We are working on a Savaged-Zen kernel specifically for the crespo and crespo4g. Please be patient while the other developers on our team get those loose ends tied up
3. Once the crespo build is STABLE, this thread will be renamed and reworked to include hosting from our official mirrors. In the meantime, please feel free to contribute by testing or donating. Thank you!
4. I plan on including the Matr1x kernel by mathkid95 with the Savaged-Zen Crespo Series ROMs until we have a Savaged-Zen kernel specific for these devices.
Now that that's done, enjoy the show!
Thank you:
Anyone who has ever submitted code to AOSP development. Without you, projects like these would not be possible. (CyanogenMod, Evervolv, SalvageMod, etc)
Our dedicated Crespo testers:
For helping us set up the repo and countless other reasons: preludedrew
If I forgot anyone for ANY reason, please kindly PM me and I will correct as needed! No need for flame wars.
Savaged-Zen ROM is an AOSP project based on Google's AOSP Gingerbread (Android 2.3.4). We have incorporated some popular tweaks from other AOSP ROMs, as well as added a bunch of our own.
The main focus on this, it to make a lightweight. FAST ROM that is specifically designed to work perfectly with our Kernel. Right now, we are tweaking the ROM and adding our own custom features that you won't find anywhere else.
Source Code & Additions:
Github Source
Please submit valid issues to:
http://issues.savaged-zen.org
Only VALID issues will be accepted! Read carefully!
Make sure to check for existing issues (and see known issues below) before submitting a new one!
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Downloads:
Beta-1
[If there are any issues with downloads reporting a 404 error, please try to click the link again. Our servers can be wonky at times]
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Themes:
Androidian [6 bar/100% battery] modified theme
Any T-Mobile Theme Chooser theme works on Savaged-Zen ROM
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Features:
See the CHANGELOG for now. Not all features apply (kernel specific features will not be enabled on your device until we get a Savaged-Zen crespo kernel released!
Known Issues:
Laggy
Using WiFi causes reboot
Camera doesn't work
Also see the ROM CREDITS and the GENERAL CREDITS
Donate to Savaged-Zen: HERE

Reserved.....

Glad to see a new ROM, looking forward to future development
Could you explain what those "features you won't find anywhere else are? I'm kind of curious...
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courtessy
Whoaa new ROM.
Kee pup a good work guyz.
Inputs from me and a bit little story. I really need a Battery saver ROM. I'm really tired of charging my battery and wait for 4 hours to reach 97% ( max ). And empty my batre within 10 hours with regular use.
And also eating up my 30% battery while I'm sleeping for 8 hours.
And also will need BLN and Vodoo support kernel as default.
Thanks before, I know I'm asking too much without contributing and donating to this project.
But I'm considering to make donation , if u can make incredble rom and battery saver.
Thx before.

rejanmanis said:
Whoaa new ROM.
Kee pup a good work guyz.
Inputs from me and a bit little story. I really need a Battery saver ROM. I'm really tired of charging my battery and wait for 4 hours to reach 97% ( max ). And empty my batre within 10 hours with regular use.
And also eating up my 30% battery while I'm sleeping for 8 hours.
And also will need BLN and Vodoo support kernel as default.
Thanks before, I know I'm asking too much without contributing and donating to this project.
But I'm considering to make donation , if u can make incredble rom and battery saver.
Thx before.
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I can't speak for the nexus as I do not own one, but battery life on the Evo is really good with our ROM.
I am going to switch kernels from the CM kernel to the Matr1x kernel which includes support for what you mentioned.
The ROM is pretty buggy right now, but that will be worked on as the week progresses. The 4G progressed very quickly into a stable ROM.
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downloading.. 40% more to go..
where do i go if i want to submit bugs ?

saryu said:
downloading.. 40% more to go..
where do i go if i want to submit bugs ?
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From OP,
Please submit valid issues to:
http://issues.savaged-zen.org
Only VALID issues will be accepted! Read carefully!
Make sure to check for existing issues (and see known issues below) before submitting a new one!
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10char

is it possible to have screenshots??
thanks!!!

rejanmanis said:
Whoaa new ROM.
Kee pup a good work guyz.
Inputs from me and a bit little story. I really need a Battery saver ROM. I'm really tired of charging my battery and wait for 4 hours to reach 97% ( max ). And empty my batre within 10 hours with regular use.
And also eating up my 30% battery while I'm sleeping for 8 hours.
And also will need BLN and Vodoo support kernel as default.
Thanks before, I know I'm asking too much without contributing and donating to this project.
But I'm considering to make donation , if u can make incredble rom and battery saver.
Thx before.
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Hahaha. Thanks for brightening up my day

nice! a new ROM
wondering if sim toolkit working in this rom
(its in google issues page and so far there are no ROMs able to get it to work but who knows the zen did )

I use to run savage on my evo way back when before GB even officially came out. I think he was the 2nd or 3rd GB rom available at the time. He builds descent roms, glad to have him in this vicinity

how is the development going ? i experience force close every time i try to use CPU setting and also lagging everywhere... Hope it wil get fixed soon... my hand itch to try new ROM as a daily ROM..

saryu said:
how is the development going ? i experience force close every time i try to use CPU setting and also lagging everywhere... Hope it wil get fixed soon... my hand itch to try new ROM as a daily ROM..
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I haven't had much time to fix these known issues, but they will get fixed in the next few betas.
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i am excited to try this when it reaches beta. looks very nice!

SwiftExtreme Kernel is great!

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1325183
I have flashed the Kernel the day before yesterday, and got my battery charged to 100%, then un-plugged my charger.
About 34 hours after unplug the charger, with daily normal usage(several phone calls, some reading on web), there are still 38% power remain.

I would like to see a battery usage screenshot showing the "Display" use

Which app can I install for screen capturing?

use the battery monitor widget pro, and you can save your bat history

Wah! said:
Which app can I install for screen capturing?
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If you hit power button and home at same time it should screenshot. Or just post screen on hours
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Has anyone tried it on cm7 stable rom?
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Just found the "down +home" can do screen cap in MIUI. Here is the screen cap.
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Whats the best kernel for stock gb??
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hellbison said:
Whats the best kernel for stock gb??
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HorsePower kernel.
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ron_gangte said:
HorsePower kernel.
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+1
HP kernel is the best kernel with topogigi rom.
Because the kernel is still updated.

Wah! said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1325183
I have flashed the Kernel the day before yesterday, and got my battery charged to 100%, then un-plugged my charger.
About 34 hours after unplug the charger, with daily normal usage(several phone calls, some reading on web), there are still 38% power remain.
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Hi, I tried this kernel with CyanogenMod nightly 195, and I found the phone to be laggy as hell. Which ROM were you using?
Thanks. Anil

I have this kernel (older version with owains tweak pack) on miui and my experience has been just wonderful. Excellent standby time, haven't felt my phone heat up even once, no bsod's. I found cm7 to be very laggy in the first place so I moved to miui and boy am I glad. On cm it felt like every new flash it got slower and I was worried it might break. On miui things are so simple, just install miui, reboot and install tweak pack(it includes kernel older version) and your done. Just two steps. If you guys like this kernel please add your feedback to the kernel's page here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1325183

i have this kernel on my cm7 (the nightly from today) clocked at 1.5 GHz and i get
#Quadrant Standart:
1st try: 3701 pts
2nd try: 4144 pts
3rd try: 4644 pts
4th try: 4639 pts
#AnTuTu Benchmark v2.4.2:
1st try: 7464 pts
2nd try: 7524 pts
After that i have restarted my phone, because it was getting really hot..
#Smartbench 2011 :
1st try: Failed! (Invalid results - at least one of the test dind't execute throug completely. Please try again.)
2nd test: Failed! (same as above)
3rd test: Failed! (again)
So i think its a very fast kernel !
Before this one, i have used the vorkkernel.. and this has got many bugs with 1.5ghz (e-peen), but this kernel (swiftextreme) is just Great !

retareq said:
I have this kernel (older version with owains tweak pack) on miui and my experience has been just wonderful. Excellent standby time, haven't felt my phone heat up even once, no bsod's. I found cm7 to be very laggy in the first place so I moved to miui and boy am I glad. On cm it felt like every new flash it got slower and I was worried it might break. On miui things are so simple, just install miui, reboot and install tweak pack(it includes kernel older version) and your done. Just two steps. If you guys like this kernel please add your feedback to the kernel's page here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1325183
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Hi, I have no issues with CM7. The only reason I was interested in a different kernel was to see if I could get better battery life.
No matter, I will stick with CM7 & the kernel they provide. I found MIUI to be very beautiful, and very well thought out. But, it is an ANDROID version of Apple's iOS' look and feel, plus they imitate the iOS way of doing things.
Have fun. Anil

If you love cm7 then you should know this kernel works for both miui and cm7. Just use it already, its a known fact that this kernel is the shiznit.

retareq said:
If you love cm7 then you should know this kernel works for both miui and cm7. Just use it already, its a known fact that this kernel is the shiznit.
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Hi, I have used it and found it to be laggy as "shiznit". In fact I tried it again last night, the low overclock version and my phone failed to boot.
You carry on though. Anil

Well you should post your findings in the kernel thread here. How else are we going to find what needs fixing ? I am on an optimus 2x and and the kernel is working almost 100% for me. If I had to guess I would say its because I'm on miui. I have a friend with an o2x with the kernel on cm7 and his experience is also not satisfactory.
I used to love cm7 and think miui is the ios look alike but after using it for few weeks I can tell you its not. I think most people are still thinking of the old miui with iphone icons(things have changed). I will not go deeper into that discussion because this is the page for kernel discussion. We are all entitled to enjoy the kernels and roms we like, but if you are experiencing issues the least you can do is alert the dev in the appropriate page. Please don't take it personally but there are many many cm7 users in the swift kernel thread who have posted their experiences and its opposite of what you are saying.

retareq said:
Well you should post your findings in the kernel thread here. How else are we going to find what needs fixing ? I am on an optimus 2x and and the kernel is working almost 100% for me. If I had to guess I would say its because I'm on miui. I have a friend with an o2x with the kernel on cm7 and his experience is also not satisfactory.
I used to love cm7 and think miui is the ios look alike but after using it for few weeks I can tell you its not. I think most people are still thinking of the old miui with iphone icons(things have changed). I will not go deeper into that discussion because this is the page for kernel discussion. We are all entitled to enjoy the kernels and roms we like, but if you are experiencing issues the least you can do is alert the dev in the appropriate page. Please don't take it personally but there are many many cm7 users in the swift kernel thread who have posted their experiences and its opposite of what you are saying.
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Hi, I have posted my findings here. I find it very laggy. It also failed to boot. There you go two findings.
Why would I take your opinion personally? I'm glad many others have had no issues. Do you only want to hear from users with positive experiences?
If you can make some suggestions as to how best to provide technical feedback then please let me know, and I will be more than happy to do so.
Anil

aksolanki said:
Hi, I have posted my findings here. I find it very laggy. It also failed to boot. There you go two findings.
Why would I take your opinion personally? I'm glad many others have had no issues. Do you only want to hear from users with positive experiences?
If you can make some suggestions as to how best to provide technical feedback then please let me know, and I will be more than happy to do so.
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Yes its not perfect. If it was development would stop right ?
I wanted to make sure I didn't come off as offensive, you will be surprised how many cm7 fanatics are out there who will start yelling the moment they hear miui. I didn't want to sound like im promoting miui but rather the kernel powering it. If you check the last few posts you will see there have been an increase in cm7 users of the kernel and they are reporting good results on the new nightlies.
I would like to point out that with miui I have not upgraded anything in over a month and its still going smooth. I see so many cm7 users with bsod and no boots and bootloops and so on with almost every version that came out they have issues whereas the miui users have barely said anything. I guess coz its works for us ?
I think the best way is to post in the kernel thread in the development area. The developer is regular there so if you have anything at all to add, features you want or fixes to current version etc. please post there. The dev is very friendly and him or someone cm7 user will help you find your match.
Once again this is the original thread please post your results and comments here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1325183

[Kernel] ★☆★Nocturnal's Slippery Sloth|AOSP 4.4.4|10/25/2014|★☆★

[Kernel] ★☆★Nocturnal's Slippery Sloth|AOSP 4.4.4|10/25/2014|★☆★
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-4.4.4 AOSP kernel based on latest CM11 source
- FULL -O3
- Built Using UBER linaro 4.10
- User voltage control
- S2W functions
- Doubletap2wake
- Logo2wake
- Pocket detection
- Logo2menu
- Improved on sweep2wake code (Mine actually works not like most other AOSP kernels)
- Optional CPU Governors= intelliactive, intellidemand, smartassV2, lagfree, badass, smartmax, interactive, conservative, userspace, powersave, Lionheart, ondemand, and performance
- Optional IOSched.= Row, Noop, Deadline, CFQ, Fiops, Zen, and SIO
- Optional GPU Governors= Performance, Ondemand, Simple, Interactive
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-GruesomeWolf
-BillBowers
-ChongoDroid
-Droidiac13
-XsMagical
-mrjaydee82
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-Everyone at Team Nocturnal
-Flar2
-Faux123
-ThickLizard
-Tdhite for a fixramdisk script that I used in latest build
-TBaldin
-And a whole lot of other freat kernel devs
-All the HTC One Community
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Slippery_Sloth_AOSP Q&A Plus Additional Notes
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Q) Does my phone need to be unlocked?
A) Yes, with a custom recovery
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Q) What does this do to my phone?
A) It will make it sneaky, sly and slippery smooth. Much like the wonderous Sloth.
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Additional Notes and Thanks
All the features found in this Kernel can be controlled through the Slothy_AOSP.conf script found in /system/etc. All you need to is change the default integer's to whatever you like.
Everything in the script is labeled so its easy to read and easy to understand.
I hope you will all find this easy and user friendly.
Please refrain from using apps like trickster, If you must use trickster be sure to delete the 99slothy script from the init.d folder.
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I would also like to take this space to say that this would not have been possible without many great kernel devs before me. So from me to you, thanks.
If anyone would like to get in on this project with me, please send me a PM.
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First Public Release
- Added Frandom
- System write protection disabled via kernel
- Full LZ4 Compression/Decompression
V_2.0
- Added OC/UV for CPU and GPU Controllable through the SLOTHY_AOSP.conf
- Added GPU Governor options to SLOTHY_AOSP.conf to give you control of you GPU Governor
- Added personal Battery/Performance scripts
CPU set to 1890000 when screen on and dropped to 810000 while phone sleeps
You can also control this via SLOTHY_AOSP.conf
V_3.0
- Merged upstream commits from CM
- Cherry picked in this commit Thanks @Tdhite (Hopefully this will fix sleep dead issues for some)
- Major sound boost
-Reworked scripts to perform better
V_4.2
- Merged upstream commits from CM
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Download Slippery_Sloth Kernel
SlipperySlothAOSP_V4.2.zip
Donate to team Nocturnal
Note: All donations go to the team to help us support newer devices.
Slippery_Sloth Source_AOSP Code​

Im gonna work on OC/UV for CPU and GPU tomorrow. I have tried sooo many AOSP kernels that are supposed to have S2W functions, and they were not working 98% of the time, thats what got this project started in the first place. Hope you all like it....

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Links are working fine here.... Just tested in both browser and the xda app!.

Hey this rom is probably ome the best ones yet !! I'm having a few issues. One is with enabling art. When it reboots it just reboots without optimizing the apps. Second is the zip file to change the Lock screen color I flashed it and its still same color. And Third is the keyboard when it comes to gliding it doesn't speel any words but the first one I type
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trev23sks said:
Hey this rom is probably ome the best ones yet !! I'm having a few issues. One is with enabling art. When it reboots it just reboots without optimizing the apps. Second is the zip file to change the Lock screen color I flashed it and its still same color. And Third is the keyboard when it comes to gliding it doesn't speel any words but the first one I type
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This is a kernel thread not a Rom thread, this kernel will work on any 4.4.4 based AOSP rom. You can voice these concerns to the developer of the rom in that thread.

Lol that's my bad commented on the wrong thread . but loving the s2w feature !!!
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trev23sks said:
Lol that's my bad commented on the wrong thread . but loving the s2w feature !!!
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lol.... No problem, enjoy the kernel, glad to hear your liking it

Thank you sir, lately I've been playing with AOSP and I'm happy to report everything is working buttery smooth!
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Great to see this! Thanks gdub. Will give it a spin real soon.

This is running great with latest Cm 11 nightly. Thanks for the effort.

V2 is up....go get some....

Yet another kernel for sprint. First I felt sprint has less developments but now its getting better and better.
Keep up the good work developer.
Gonna try it and see how awesome it is.
Thanks...
Best Regards

CRACING said:
Yet another kernel for sprint. First I felt sprint has less developments but now its getting better and better.
Keep up the good work developer.
Gonna try it and see how awesome it is.
Thanks...
Best Regards
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Yeah development has taken a big nose dive recently. Even I am about ready to move on to a different device. There's just nothing going on here anymore.

gruesomewolf said:
Yeah development has taken a big nose dive recently. Even I am about ready to move on to a different device. There's just nothing going on here anymore.
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Oh why is that?
Its not even a month I bought a used M7. I thought HTC ONE has huge development but on reality its dull. Especially in sprint.
Before I had HTC Sensation for 2 years and I enjoyed the developments from great developers. Now its development has gone down and performance is also low for daily usage in regards to latest software. Thats the reason I upgraded.
M7 is excellent, powerful and I love it but I hope my choice wasn't wrong. I'm a huge fan of HTC paste many years and I wouldn't even look at other brands.

CRACING said:
Oh why is that?
Its not even a month I bought a used M7. I thought HTC ONE has huge development but on reality its dull. Especially in sprint.
Before I had HTC Sensation for 2 years and I enjoyed the developments from great developers. Now its development has gone down and performance is also low for daily usage in regards to latest software. Thats the reason I upgraded.
M7 is excellent, powerful and I love it but I hope my choice wasn't wrong. I'm a huge fan of HTC paste many years and I wouldn't even look at other brands.
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It's because most of the tech savvy users like GSM - not CDMA, because in CDMA you can't really switch carriers easily. Also from what I've heard, Sprint has terrible service across America so that probably contributes a part to why users don't use Sprint.

StormyNight said:
It's because most of the tech savvy users like GSM - not CDMA, because in CDMA you can't really switch carriers easily. Also from what I've heard, Sprint has terrible service across America so that probably contributes a part to why users don't use Sprint.
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Hmm. but Sprint supports both if unlocked. May be they won't do such things, instead go for GSM networks and their contracts. On the other hand, M7 had hardware issues (i.e pink tint camera) so lot of them got rid of it and bought different devices. Also M7 is more then a year old device now.
Anyways, don't wanna go more off topic. Just requesting to the developers, please don't leave the old devices alone. We non-american cannot easily switch devices.
Thanks...
Best Regards

my miui based on cm11 is sleep to dead.............

Firestorm Kernel V3 Preview

They will both be built from the same exact configs, just set up per model these are built off T-Mobile EPH2 sources until future updates and I do not plan on doing it any other way as I only have the T-Mobile device.
These are built off SaberMod 7.0 Toolchain
Features
Newest EPH2 Sources 8/24/16
Highly customizeable with 3C Toolbox, Kernel Toolkit, Kernel Auditor.. Synapse support SOON
Linux 3.10.104
Kernel built in Root With SuperSU Systemless 2.77
Atlas A57 Big Core Clockable to 400Mhz and 2300
Apollo A53 Little Core Clockable to 400Mhz And 1600
21 Different Cpu Governors
11 I/o Schedulers
TCP Additions
VMA Caching
Graphite
Ccache
Permissive Enabled
Google Services Battery Drain Fix​
I am still new to all of this and learning slowly by day, I promise to try my best and give back as much as I can for everyone still around until I get a new device.
I ended up cracking my LCD and Touchscreen and I want to thank these generous enough users that donated to pay for my new part to keep developing for the S6.. You guys are prime examples of how XDA keeps giving back no matter what, Thank you guys for helping getting a new replacement screen.
Link for others who would like to donate here is the link: Paypal Donation We are currently a bit more than half to the price of the LCD&Digitizer Replacement
if you donate please send me a pm to let me know as it's a business paypal and do not have emails notifications 24/7 so I can personally thank you!
1. @bigtom624
2. @slickrick54
3. @Thomas1109
4. @Frasertbf
5. @bx10r
6. @JJalowiec
7. @D<3'SJ2427
Once again, thank you everyone for pitching in and helping me during this tragic event, wouldn't be able to keep going without you guys
Downloads!​
Firestorm V4 Beta Flat ---> https://s.put.re/G6gGhKg.zip
Firestorm V4 Beta Edge ---> https://s.put.re/takmvWy.zip
Hurricane VOLTE Icon Fix for Edge users only: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24713784966775019[/CENTER]
Please, have your modem/bootloader updated to ensure maximum efficiency.
But, if you are NOT on EPH2 Modem/Bootloader, I can NOT offer you support. (This has fixed so many problems for my testers)
I uploaded the bootloader and modem to Stangs AFH here.
G920T EPH2
G925T EPH2
My AFH Folder with all releases except some betas' ​
Flashing steps is downloading the CORRECT zip from my AFH > going into recovery > install > select zip > swipe to flash > reboot
I want to thank @The Sickness for helping me with every dumb question, fixing boot errors with me, for his HUGE HELPFUL guide, patience in teaching me some of the basics, supplying with files and scripts to make life easy and for Twisted V8 itself and everything else he has done for us when no one else did for us.
XDA:DevDB Information
Project Firestorm, Kernel for the T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S6
Contributors
Maqical, Maqical
Source Code: https://github.com/Maqical/Firestorm
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: v3
Stable Release Date: 2016-09-03
Current Beta Version: v3.5
Beta Release Date: 2016-09-05
Created 2016-08-02
Last Updated 2016-09-03

Changelogs:
9/3/16
Built off Newest EPH2 Sources
Ramdisk updated
Overclocking and underclocking readded
SuperSU Updated to 2.77
Toolchain switched back to Sabermod
Toolchain updated from 5.3 to 6.0
More stuff I'm forgetting for now..
9/7/16
Ramdisk .sh files
Voltage upped
Reboots fixed
Toolchain switched to Sabermod 7.0
LZ4 Enabled
Graphite Enabled
ROW enabled
9/8/16
Rebuilt entirely
Linux Kernel update to .103
LZ4 Removed
Graphite/CCache Enabled
Row Enabled
Ktoon enabled
Sabermod GCC7.0
Ramdisk updated
Voltage updated to help my edge users

Upcoming features:
Global voltage
Possibly synapse

Mine

Let me be 1st....
It's great to see someone taking the initiative to learn and develop kernels for both variants.
I had no doubt that it would be you to take over the kernel development here. I'm pleased that my kernel guide helped you in achieving success.
This is just the beginning......

Welcome
Absolutely agree with The Sickness!
It is so great to see people who actually want to learn, learn!
This is NEVER an easy task, especially with our day to day lives and real world duties always getting in the way, but for a few truly dedicated that do this for their own knowledge and power so that can DO things and not be told what they can do or have their phones do, they take the many, many, many ok one more, many hours of reading to finally get a chance to try something on their own and to hopefully with great success!
Then to bring that new found knowledge from the countless hours and share with the rest of us here!
That is why just a little appreciation goes a long way.
For even a simple rom mod, by which a Kernel build is not even in the same category, but a simple mod which for myself or the sickness may now only take me a few minutes to complete, doesn't take in to account the knowledge we gained from the days, months and even years to gain.
So let's welcome our newest Android Developer @Maqical with the help of the recently retired (we'll see lol, but best of luck with your future endeavors!) and mentor @The Sickness who has brought to us all countless roms, mods, guides, support and now kernels!
So for anyone wondering what's the point of hitting the thanks button or simply giving a little feedback when we ask, this is what keeps us going because we don't have to share, we d9nt have to add the mod or update that project or make it compatible for your device, it already works fine in our phones and I don't use that mod or why that what?
We do it because we are simply giving back to the community that gave us so much!
So hit the thanks, mention our projects and share with others what we have shared to you for free!
Thanks.
I will probably be editing this 9nce I read it later when I'm not sleep posting. Lol
Congrats and good luck fill8ng those boots! You know I love ya Chris and miss your presence here! What's this about N7?...

stangdriver44 said:
Absolutely agree with The Sickness!
It is so great to see people who actually want to learn, learn!
This is NEVER an easy task, especially with our day to day lives and real world duties always getting in the way, but for a few truly dedicated that do this for their own knowledge and power so that can DO things and not be told what they can do or have their phones do, they take the many, many, many ok one more, many hours of reading to finally get a chance to try something on their own and to hopefully with great success!
Then to bring that new found knowledge from the countless hours and share with the rest of us here!
That is why just a little appreciation goes a long way.
For even a simple rom mod, by which a Kernel build is not even in the same category, but a simple mod which for myself or the sickness may now only take me a few minutes to complete, doesn't take in to account the knowledge we gained from the days, months and even years to gain.
So let's welcome our newest Android Developer @Maqical with the help of the recently retired (we'll see lol, but best of luck with your future endeavors!) and mentor @The Sickness who has brought to us all countless roms, mods, guides, support and now kernels!
So for anyone wondering what's the point of hitting the thanks button or simply giving a little feedback when we ask, this is what keeps us going because we don't have to share, we d9nt have to add the mod or update that project or make it compatible for your device, it already works fine in our phones and I don't use that mod or why that what?
We do it because we are simply giving back to the community that gave us so much!
So hit the thanks, mention our projects and share with others what we have shared to you for free!
Thanks.
I will probably be editing this 9nce I read it later when I'm not sleep posting. Lol
Congrats and good luck fill8ng those boots! You know I love ya Chris and miss your presence here! What's this about N7?...
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Lets just say that I'm proud......Kernel building isnt for everyone. If it was we would have as many kernels as we do roms.
Note 7........I'll leave a no comment on that lol.

Just wanna drop in to wish you luck and say Congrats. As i said before...it would be you to fill them shoes. Always around if you need help, you know where i be.
Sent from my SiC 6

Heres what Im going to do.. tomorrow ill rewrite my op.. make it neater, maybe try and find a nice graphic design (feel free to make me one)
I'm going to split these up into two, yes two
FrostFang Series will be barebone stock kernel with min but necessary features added
Firestorm Series will be full out highly custom kernel with everything you could ask for.. literally ask for more I'll add it
I'll leave the links up for now, but it's 4:45am.. going to get some rest
Tomorrow ill rebuild the stock series and rename it Frostfang and get it all posted together, if anyone wants anything added or would like to see anything this is the time before I get back to work in a few hours
Hope everyone enjoys and thanks for the kind words everyone so far

Well Damn congrats I know you going to make some Magic on this kernel!
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V1 custom for edge is only 6mb and all others are 18mb
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Thanks for your help in keeping our phones going @magical. I can't wait to try your Kernel out. I will report back. Thanks again

@Maqical I see you finally did it good job and good luck keep up the good work :good: glad to see everything is going well so far

@Maqical thanks for keeping on the development of the custom kernels for both variants.

@magical thanks for this kernel. I flashed the CustomV1 flat first issue I had was deep sleep. I just used the deep sleep flashable zip and and cleared Google service framework data cache it took care of the issue. 2nd and last issue was very odd after flashing the kernel it wouldnt auto connect me back to my wifi network after checking the wifi setting showed an authentication error after i re updated the password has worked fine ever since and it's Very very stable. thank you for the additional support unfortunately I don't have computer or laptop to do developemnt. Otherwise this s6 would have more a few more ports and kernels
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slickrick54 said:
V1 custom for edge is only 6mb and all others are 18mb
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@magical thanks for this kernel. I flashed the CustomV1 flat first issue I had was deep sleep. I just used the deep sleep flashable zip and and cleared Google service framework data cache it took care of the issue. 2nd and last issue was very odd after flashing the kernel it wouldnt auto connect me back to my wifi network after checking the wifi setting showed an authentication error after i re updated the password has worked fine ever since and it's Very very stable. thank you for the additional support unfortunately I don't have computer or laptop to do developemnt. Otherwise this s6 would have more a few more ports and kernels
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Yeah sorry about that guys, I was literally up for like 24 hours no sleep I messed up the zips, I'll get new ones posted within 2 hours.
Sorry about that

Maqical said:
Yeah sorry about that guys, I was literally up for like 24 hours no sleep I messed up the zips, I'll get new ones posted within 2 hours.
Sorry about that
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It's all good and quick question is synapse going to be included with your kernel?
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slickrick54 said:
It's all good and quick question is synapse going to be included with your kernel?
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Probably around v4-v5 which will be faster than it sounds, I got alot of other stuff I gotta add and tweak a bit before I get it added, I'm rebuilding v1 custom for edge right now

Maqical said:
Probably around v4-v5 which will be faster than it sounds, I got alot of other stuff I gotta add and tweak a bit before I get it added, I'm rebuilding v1 custom for edge right now
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Nice thanks....
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[KERNEL] [OOS] Omega kernel [June 11, 2020]

Omega kernel development has now been discontinued for the OnePlus 6T.
Introduction
Hello everyone, this is my personal kernel for the OnePlus 6T, using it as my current daily driver.
My philosophy on the kernel is pretty simple, intended to replace the stock kernel, but with a lot of under-the-hood tweaks.
Hopefully you will all enjoy!
Important thread information!
I refuse to acknowledge/respond to bug reports that do not include clear steps to reproduce, a logcat, and a console ramoops (if random rebooting) or a dmesg (any other issues). Follow this guide to do this.
Keep things civil, no flaming in the forums!
Features
Up to date with OxygenOS 10 source
Compiled with Google's Clang 11 branch for maximum stability, with all warnings and errors fixed
Many tweaks under the hood for smoother UX, lower battery drain, etc.
Westwood as the default congestion algorithm
Hides bootloader unlock from SafetyNet
Available to flash with AnyKernel3
Latest kernel release post
LINK
Source
Omega GitHub: https://github.com/kristofpetho/kernel_oneplus_sdm845
Omega originally sourced from: OnePlusOSS
Thanks where it's due
Nathan Chance for his guidance and patience with general kernel dev questions
Kerneltoast for his guidance
zx2c4 (for WireGuard)
osm0sis (for AnyKernel3)

Features that will not be added to future builds (so don't bother asking):
New, non-stock I/O schedulers
Wakelock blocker (they negatively impact battery life anyways)
OC options
Anything that's not standard (stock) functionality - i.e. DT2W, etc.

Thanks for sharing your work!

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For AOSP Custom ROMs as well or just OOS?

AndroidDevices said:
For AOSP Custom ROMs as well or just OOS?
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OOS only, sorry!

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First of all,judging the battery performance just from 100-91% and being happy is similar to premature ejaculation.Because drain from 100-90s is never accurate.
Secondly,those stats are nothing worth bragging about since most other kernels(including stock) will give better battery.

Just flashed thanks for the kernel ?

WillSmith89 said:
First of all,judging the battery performance just from 100-91% and being happy is similar to premature ejaculation.Because drain from 100-90s is never accurate.
Secondly,those stats are nothing worth bragging about since most other kernels(including stock) will give better battery.
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Thanks for the honest feedback, though I don't appreciate the tone.
Though you are right in that I probably should have given a bit more context - on stock I usually got about 15-16% drain on similar conditions, as I have 3 Exchange accounts constantly syncing, a Gmail account, as well as Whatsapp.

Somebody drinking Haterade early....I mean thanks for this.... something new to try...

WillSmith89 said:
First of all,judging the battery performance just from 100-91% and being happy is similar to premature ejaculation.Because drain from 100-90s is never accurate.
Secondly,those stats are nothing worth bragging about since most other kernels(including stock) will give better battery.
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Ok so how much did you pay him to develop this kernel? If you can't appreciate something given to you for free, then at least keep that dirty hole on your face to yourself and don't open it in public forums with that arrogant tone. Kids like you is the reason why we don't see much developers being active here.
kristofpetho said:
Thanks for the honest feedback, though I don't appreciate the tone.
Though you are right in that I probably should have given a bit more context - on stock I usually got about 15-16% drain on similar conditions, as I have 3 Exchange accounts constantly syncing, a Gmail account, as well as Whatsapp.
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You don't have to respond to such ignorant entitled kids. You're doing a wonderful job. I flashed your kernel and honestly surprised with the battery life too.
I mainly believe in having pure performance over much features so this kernel perfectly fits my needs. Keep up the good work!

DroidSmasher said:
Ok so how much did you pay him to develop this kernel? If you can't appreciate something given to you for free, then at least keep that dirty hole on your face to yourself and don't open it in public forums with that arrogant tone. Kids like you is the reason why we don't see much developers being active here.
You don't have to respond to such ignorant entitled kids. You're doing a wonderful job. I flashed your kernel and honestly surprised with the battery life too.
I mainly believe in having pure performance over much features so this kernel perfectly fits my needs. Keep up the good work!
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Sadly we're in XDA were users these days won't respect the hard work of developers. I suggest OP to start a telegram group and put up a link here to stay in touch with actual interested users, like myself. Cheers.

Wireguard compatible ? ?

VoxiBe said:
Wireguard compatible ? ?
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Should it be?
I will implement in the next build - it's for security, so I'm all for that!
EDIT: Kernel updated to v1.1, with Wireguard integrated, available at the link in the OP.

Can you please make it for op6 too ?

javad79 said:
Can you please make it for op6 too ?
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It should work on the OP6 out of the box

Version 1.0 is going strong here. Keep up the good work!

Thanks, looking forward to flashing this. I'm all for "flash and forget"!

WillSmith89 said:
First of all,judging the battery performance just from 100-91% and being happy is similar to premature ejaculation.Because drain from 100-90s is never accurate.
Secondly,those stats are nothing worth bragging about since most other kernels(including stock) will give better battery.
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lmao. the fail and ignorance in this comment is so staggering that I can't even think of a place to start. I am absolutely sure that you cannot, have not, and will not contribute anything to this community, outside of comments like this. its kids like you that are causing devs to leave xda entirely, for telegram, or wherever else. this once was a place where nonsense comments like this were mostly infrequent, and dealt with accordingly. now, sadly, this is what xda has become.

DeveDroid said:
Version 1.0 is going strong here. Keep up the good work!
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Thanks for sharing with us! I hope you’re enjoying the kernel.