I’ve been missing for a while as a few of you noticed and lately I’ve been doing a few things on XDA. Recently, I started work on a kernel I decided to name Starkiller do to the fact that a good friend of mine, DespairFactor, coined his Kylo and I wanted to follow the Star Wars vibe. That said, I’m fairly new to this so stay with me. Here’s a GitHub link to the kernel itself:
I’ve been optimising it for Tesla-M, a fantastic ROM that’s my daily driver.
I know it’s device specific but what do you guys look for in a kernel? Here’s a few things I’ve already implemented:
Dynamic FSync
Voltage control
Several additional frequencies ranging from roughly 150mhz to 2.9ghz.
Several stability improvements
CPUQuiet, an open source Nvidia hotplugging solution ported to MSM devices via Maxwenn. This disabled mpdecision
All of the features from Sultans kernel:
A custom input boost driver that uses fudge variables to calculate the ramping of frequencies
A custom 8 phase thermal driver
CAF optimization
Adaptive LMK
Well… What do you guys think? There’s way more than that too. Just checkout the github link… And most importantly, what do you cherish about kernels? I was thinking of implementing BFS but I’m not sure… Maybe try to upstream to 3.10…
I cannot tell what I want in a kernel as I'm not that in depth on it but on my note 2 i was using Devils Kernel and that rocked. Tried a few others but that one provided the highest level of control and most importantly for me battery life on idle was up to 9 days but at the same time the moment I needed to do something the response was instant.