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chickernel: stable-4 release

28 Nov 20:10
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/*
* Your warranty is no longer valid, unless you lie.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, strained relationships,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this kernel
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*
*/

A kernel carefully optimized for

  • low-memory, cpu, f2fs and scheduling performance
  • battery and power savings
Speciifically crafted for 4GB variant in mind ❤️
  • Supports tapas/topaz/sapphire/sapphiren

XDA Forums thread | SourceForge mirror

📋 Click here to see new changes introduced in this release
net:
- disabled support for syncookies to improve net performance and reduce interference

sched:
- cass: update implementation
- minor optimizations

f2fs:
- minor optimization

kernel:
- adjusted binder priority driver to reduce power consumption
- avoid dynamic memory allocations in few hot paths to improve performance
- stripped more stuff not targeting our platform to reduce kernel size
- reduced system-wide stutters
- update kernelsu implementation

compilation:
- bump clang from 19.0.0 -> 19.0.1
📋 Click here to see changelog from previous release(s)

mm: 
- mlgru: enable mlgru by default to reduce app killings in background

wakelocks:
- added boefla wakelock blocker, and blacklisted two wakelocks that are not suitable for android by default
- reduced wakelock timeouts for fingerprint and serial drivers
- add timeout to wakelocks to stop system from not entering deep-sleep at all
- alarmtimer: minimize wakeup time to reduce power consumption

sched:
- cass: add capacity aware superset scheduler (CASS) to improve single-core performance and latency
- fair: reduce PELT half-life time to increase interactivity
- core: reduce overhead and latency

net:
- set google's 'BBR' as the default TCP congestion algorithm to improve network performance
- add 'westwood' TCP congestion algorithm for users who prefer it
- use fq_codel by default

freezer: 
- reduce freeze timeout to avoid draining battery unnecessarily

iogovernor:
- added SSG I/O governor (used by samsung) and tuned it to increase throughput and reduce latency
- removed kyber and mq-deadline I/O governors as they are not used, and don't pose any advantage over existing ones

cpugovernor: 
- make 'performance' the default CPU governor to improve boot performance - this will be reverted once boot completes anyway
- blacklisted "userspace" and "ondemand" governors from loading as they are never used

mm:
- reduce swappiness to 35 since we have mlgru enabled to reduce aggressive swapping and reduce power consumption
- disable watermark boosting as it's a mess, and hurts performance on low-memory devices
- don't hog the CPU and zone lock in rmqueue_bulk to reduce system latency
- lower the non-hugetlbpage pageblock size to reduce scheduling delays
- micro-optimize PID maps
- stop kswapd when it is not needed to save resources.
- reduce measurable overhead

cpuidle: 
- add timer to stop wi-fi from staying idle to reduce power consumption
- disabled "menu" and generic arm cpuidle governors in favor of governors that are more suitable on our platform (TEO, Qcom-LPM)
- minor optimizations

f2fs:
- force fsync for better data integrity and lower data corruption risk
- reduce timeout for uncongestion to lower I/O latency
- enlarge min_fsync_blocks to 20 to improve fsync performance
- enable ATGC and GC_MERGE by default to improve efficiency of garbage collection
- disabled collection of statistics (iostat) by default to reduce latency

rcu:
- enable lazy-rcu by default to increase battery savings on idle, or low system load
- minor optimizations

arm: 
- assign unbound workqueues to LITTLE CPU cluster by default to reduce power consumption
- import new optimized strcmp from ARM (manufacturer)
- improved performance of library routines by 20%. Applied optimized arm helpers
- disable legacy 16-bit calls support to reduce kernel image size

compilation: 
- compile with clang -O3 optimizations for maximal performance
- tune our compiler specifically for sm6225-AD to achieve bigger performance improvements
- enabled the use of LLVM polyhedral optimizations 

kernel:
- enabled power-efficient workqueues by default
- disabled deprecated armv8 instruction emulation (since it is not used on our platform)
- imported binder priority driver and tuned it to prioritize common UI renderers and elements
- unselect profiling, and unrelated platform support/drivers to reduce kernel size 
- unselect unneeded errata workarounds not affecting our SoC to improve performance
- stripped out assembler symbols, and miscellaneous debugging to reduce kernel size
- build `ZRAM` and `ZSMALLOC` modules into the kernel image, as most of the time, the external modules are outdated

debug: 
- binder: disable debugging and logging prints to reduce wasted cycles
- arm64: disable self-hosted debug by default

merged:
- CAF (Qualcomm) changes
- Xiaomi changes

This is a stable 5.15 release built with latest clang-19.0.1 (-O3 and polyhedral optimizations)

Installation guide:

  1. Download the kernel zip below
  2. Use FKM flasher, or reboot to recovery and install it
  3. Enjoy

Credits

⚠️ Report any bugs and problems here

Please, if you Ctrl-C + Ctrl-V my kernel, at least provide some credit for my efforts

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chickernel: stable-3 release

20 Sep 19:41
fc11313
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/*
* Your warranty is no longer valid, unless you lie.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, strained relationships,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this kernel
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*
*/

A kernel carefully optimized for

  • low-memory, cpu, f2fs and scheduling performance
  • battery and power savings
Speciifically crafted for 4GB variant in mind ❤️
  • Supports tapas/topaz/sapphire/sapphiren

XDA Forums thread | SourceForge mirror

📋 Click here to see new changes introduced in this release
wakelocks:
- added boefla wakelock blocker, and blacklisted two wakelocks that are not suitable for android by default
- reduced wakelock timeouts for fingerprint and serial drivers

governor:
- blacklisted "userspace" and "ondemand" governors from loading as they are never used

iogovernor:
- added SSG I/O governor (used by samsung) and tuned it to increase throughput and reduce latency
- removed kyber and mq-deadline I/O governors as they are not used, and don't pose any advantage over existing ones

cpuidle:
- disabled "menu" and generic arm cpuidle governors in favor of governors that are more suitable on our platform (TEO, Qcom-LPM)

arm:
- improved performance of library routines by 20%
- used optimized arm helpers for zram, zsmalloc and F2FS to improve performance by around 10%

f2fs:
- disabled collection of statistics (iostat) by default to reduce latency

kernel:
- enabled power-efficient workqueues by default
- disabled deprecated armv8 instruction emulation since it is not used
- removed unused serial drivers that are not used on our platform
- stripped out assembler symbols, and miscellaneous debugging to reduce kernel size
- imported binder priority driver and tuned it to prioritize common UI renderers and elements

compilation:
- enabled the use of LLVM polyhedral optimizations 
📋 Click here to see changelog from previous release(s)
mm: 
- mlgru: enable mlgru by default to reduce app killings in background

usb:
- fix usb tethering - stop system from panicking upon enabling usb-tethering in android settings

wakelocks:
- add timeout to wakelocks to stop system from not entering deep-sleep at all
- alarmtimer: minimize wakeup time to reduce power consumption
- avoid excessive and unnecessary wakeup attempts

sched:
- cass: add capacity aware superset scheduler (CASS) to improve single-core performance and latency
- fair: reduce PELT half-life time to increase interactivity
- core: reduce overhead and latency

net:
- set google's 'BBR' as the default TCP congestion algorithm to improve network performance
- add 'westwood' TCP congestion algorithm for users who prefer it
- use fq_codel by default

freezer: 
- reduce freeze timeout to avoid draining battery unnecessarily

governor: 
- make 'performance' the default CPU governor to improve boot performance - this will be reverted once boot completes anyway

mm:
- reduce swappiness to 35 since we have mlgru enabled to reduce aggressive swapping and reduce power consumption
- disable watermark boosting as it's a mess, and hurts performance on low-memory devices
- don't hog the CPU and zone lock in rmqueue_bulk to reduce system latency
- lower the non-hugetlbpage pageblock size to reduce scheduling delays
- micro-optimize PID maps
- stop kswapd when it is not needed to save resources.
- reduce measurable overhead

cpuidle: 
- add timer to stop wi-fi from staying idle to reduce power consumption
- prioritize 'teo' over 'menu' scheduler
- minor optimizations

f2fs:
- force fsync for better data integrity and lower data corruption risk
- reduce timeout for uncongestion to lower I/O latency
- reduce GC thread urgent sleep time to 50ms to improve performance on unencrypted system
- enlarge min_fsync_blocks to 20 to improve fsync performance
- enable ATGC and GC_MERGE by default to improve efficiency of garbage collection

rcu:
- enable lazy-rcu by default to increase battery savings on idle or low system load
- panic on RCU stall so we don't have to restart on deadlock manually
- minor optimizations

arm: 
- assign unbound workqueues to little CPU cluster by default to reduce power consumption
- import new optimized strcmp from ARM (manufacturer)
- disable legacy 16-bit calls support to reduce kernel image size

anykernel3: 
- support sapphire/sapphiren 

compilation: 
- compile with clang -O3 optimizations for maximal performance
- tune our compiler specifically for sm6225-AD to achieve bigger performance improvements
- bump clang from 18.0.1 -> 19.0.0

kernel:
- disable profiling support so we can reduce the kernel size
- unselect unrelated platform support to reduce kernel size 
- unselect unneeded errata workarounds not affecting our SoC to improve performance
- build `ZRAM` and `ZSMALLOC` modules into the kernel image, as most of the time, the external modules are outdated

debug: 
- binder: disable debugging and logging prints to reduce wasted cycles
- arm64: disable self-hosted debug by default

merged:
- CAF (Qualcomm) changes
- Xiaomi changes

This is a stable 5.15 release built with latest clang-19.0.0 (-O3 and polyhedral optimizations)

Installation guide:

  1. Download the kernel zip below
  2. Reboot to recovery and install it
  3. Enjoy

Credits

⚠️ Report any bugs and problems here

Please, if you Ctrl-C + Ctrl-V my kernel, at least provide some credit for my efforts

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chickernel: stable-2-hotfix release

08 Sep 20:51
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/*
* Your warranty is no longer valid, unless you lie.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, strained relationships,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this kernel
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*
*/

⚠️ This release aims to fix stable-2 boot prompt issue ⚠️

A kernel carefully optimized for

  • low-memory, cpu, f2fs and scheduling performance
  • battery and power savings
Speciifically crafted for 4GB variant in mind ❤️
  • Supports tapas/topaz/sapphire/sapphiren

XDA Forums thread
SourceForge mirror

📋 Click here to see new changes introduced in this release
kernel:
- fix "there's an internal problem with your device" error upon boot (thanks to OrionG2 on XDA)
📋 Click here to see changelog from previous release(s)
mm: 
- mlgru: enable mlgru by default to reduce app killings in background

usb:
- fix usb tethering - stop system from panicking upon enabling usb-tethering in android settings

wakelocks:
- add timeout to wakelocks to stop system from not entering deep-sleep at all
- alarmtimer: minimize wakeup time to reduce power consumption
- avoid excessive and unnecessary wakeup attempts

sched:
- cass: add capacity aware superset scheduler (CASS) to improve single-core performance and latency
- fair: reduce PELT half-life time to increase interactivity
- core: reduce overhead and latency

net:
- set google's 'BBR' as the default TCP congestion algorithm to improve network performance
- add 'westwood' TCP congestion algorithm for users who prefer it
- use fq_codel by default

freezer: 
- reduce freeze timeout to avoid draining battery unnecessarily

governor: 
- make 'performance' the default CPU governor to improve boot performance - this will be reverted once boot completes anyway

mm:
- reduce swappiness to 35 since we have mlgru enabled to reduce aggressive swapping and reduce power consumption
- disable watermark boosting as it's a mess, and hurts performance on low-memory devices
- don't hog the CPU and zone lock in rmqueue_bulk to reduce system latency
- lower the non-hugetlbpage pageblock size to reduce scheduling delays
- micro-optimize PID maps
- stop kswapd when it is not needed to save resources.
- reduce measurable overhead

cpuidle: 
- add timer to stop wi-fi from staying idle to reduce power consumption
- prioritize 'teo' over 'menu' scheduler
- minor optimizations

f2fs:
- force fsync for better data integrity and lower data corruption risk
- reduce timeout for uncongestion to lower I/O latency
- reduce GC thread urgent sleep time to 50ms to improve performance on unencrypted system
- enlarge min_fsync_blocks to 20 to improve fsync performance
- enable ATGC and GC_MERGE by default to improve efficiency of garbage collection

rcu:
- enable lazy-rcu by default to increase battery savings on idle or low system load
- panic on RCU stall so we don't have to restart on deadlock manually
- minor optimizations

arm: 
- assign unbound workqueues to little CPU cluster by default to reduce power consumption
- import new optimized strcmp from ARM (manufacturer)
- disable legacy 16-bit calls support to reduce kernel image size

anykernel3: 
- support sapphire/sapphiren 

compilation: 
- compile with clang -O3 optimizations for maximal performance
- tune our compiler specifically for sm6225-AD to achieve bigger performance improvements
- bump clang from 18.0.1 -> 19.0.0

kernel:
- disable profiling support so we can reduce the kernel size
- unselect unrelated platform support to reduce kernel size 
- unselect unneeded errata workarounds not affecting our SoC to improve performance
- build `ZRAM` and `ZSMALLOC` modules into the kernel image, as most of the time, the external modules are outdated

debug: 
- binder: disable debugging and logging prints to reduce wasted cycles
- arm64: disable self-hosted debug by default

merged:
- CAF (Qualcomm) changes
- Xiaomi changes

This is a stable 5.15.148 release built with latest clang-19.0.0 (-O3 optimization)

Installation guide:

  1. Download the kernel zip below
  2. Reboot to recovery and install it
  3. Enjoy

What about KernelSU?

  • This kernel is not built with kernelsu, and i suggest using LKM (loadable kernel module) variant of KernelSU instead
  • And also so you can use magisk without any conflict, or unnecessarily having/loading two superuser managers

Credits

⚠️ Report any bugs and problems here

Please, if you Ctrl-C + Ctrl-V my kernel, at least provide some credit for my efforts

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chickernel: stable-2 release

26 Aug 23:49
216596a
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/*
* Your warranty is no longer valid, unless you lie.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, strained relationships,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this kernel
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*
*/

A kernel carefully optimized for

  • low-memory, cpu, f2fs and scheduling performance
  • battery and power savings
Speciifically crafted for 4GB variant in mind ❤️
  • Supports tapas/topaz/sapphire/sapphiren

XDA Forums thread
SourceForge mirror

📋 Click here to see new changes introduced in this release
compilation: 
- tune our compiler specifically for sm6225-AD to achieve bigger performance improvements
- bump clang from 18.0.1 -> 19.0.0

sched:
- update the Capacity Aware Superset Scheduler (CASS) implementation

mm:
- stop kswapd when it is not needed to save resources.
- various performance improvements

cpuidle:
- revert teo util-awareness to reduce power usage
- various performance improvements
- various power usage improvements

kernel: 
- disable profiling support so we can reduce the kernel size
- unselect unrelated platform support to reduce kernel size 
- unselect unneeded errata workarounds not affecting our SoC to improve performance
- build `ZRAM` and `ZSMALLOC` modules into the kernel image, as most of the time, the external modules are outdated

merge:
- CAF (Qualcomm) changes
- Xiaomi changes
📋 Click here to see changelog from previous release(s)
mm: 
- mlgru: enable mlgru by default to reduce app killings in background

usb:
- fix usb tethering - stop system from panicking upon enabling usb-tethering in android settings

wakelocks:
- add timeout to wakelocks to stop system from not entering deep-sleep at all
- alarmtimer: minimize wakeup time to reduce power consumption
- avoid excessive and unnecessary wakeup attempts

sched:
- cass: add capacity aware superset scheduler (CASS) to improve single-core performance and latency
- fair: reduce PELT half-life time to increase interactivity
- core: reduce overhead and latency

net:
- set google's 'BBR' as the default TCP congestion algorithm to improve network performance
- add 'westwood' TCP congestion algorithm for users who prefer it
- use fq_codel by default

freezer: 
- reduce freeze timeout to avoid draining battery unnecessarily

governor: 
- make 'performance' the default CPU governor to improve boot performance - this will be reverted once boot completes anyway

mm:
- reduce swappiness to 35 since we have mlgru enabled to reduce aggressive swapping and reduce power consumption
- disable watermark boosting as it's a mess, and hurts performance on low-memory devices
- don't hog the CPU and zone lock in rmqueue_bulk to reduce system latency
- lower the non-hugetlbpage pageblock size to reduce scheduling delays
- micro-optimize PID maps
- reduce measurable overhead

cpuidle: 
- introduce teo util-awareness to reduce wakeup latency from deep-sleep and such
- add timer to stop wi-fi from staying idle to reduce power consumption
- prioritize 'teo' over 'menu' scheduler
- minor optimizations

f2fs:
- force fsync for better data integrity and lower data corruption risk
- reduce timeout for uncongestion to lower I/O latency
- reduce GC thread urgent sleep time to 50ms to improve performance on unencrypted system
- enlarge min_fsync_blocks to 20 to improve fsync performance
- enable ATGC and GC_MERGE by default to improve efficiency of garbage collection

rcu:
- enable lazy-rcu by default to increase battery savings on idle or low system load
- panic on RCU stall so we don't have to restart on deadlock manually
- minor optimizations

arm: 
- assign unbound workqueues to little CPU cluster by default to reduce power consumption
- import new optimized strcmp from ARM (manufacturer)
- disable legacy 16-bit calls support to reduce kernel image size

anykernel3: 
- support sapphire/sapphiren 

compilation: 
- compile with clang -O3 optimizations for maximal performance

debug: 
- binder: disable debugging and logging prints to reduce wasted cycles
- arm64: disable self-hosted debug by default

This is a stable 5.15.148 release built with latest clang-19.0.0 (-O3 optimization)

Installation guide:

  1. Download the kernel zip below
  2. Reboot to recovery and install it
  3. Enjoy

What about KernelSU?

  • This kernel is not built with kernelsu, and i suggest using LKM (loadable kernel module) variant of KernelSU instead
  • And also so you can use magisk without any conflict, or unnecessarily having/loading two superuser managers

Credits

⚠️ Report any bugs and problems here

Please, if you Ctrl-C + Ctrl-V my kernel, at least provide some credit for my efforts

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chickernel: stable-1 release

04 Jul 19:10
a6c1fe4
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/*
* Your warranty is no longer valid, unless you lie.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, strained relationships,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this kernel
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*
*/

A kernel carefully optimized for

  • low-memory, cpu, f2fs and scheduling performance
  • battery and power savings
Speciifically crafted for 4GB variant in mind ❤️

XDA Forums thread
SourceForge mirror

📋 Click here to see new changes introducted in this release
rcu: enable lazy-rcu by default to increase battery savings on idle or low system load

compilation: now compiled with clang -O3 optimizations for maximal performance

anykernel3: support sapphire/sapphiren 
📋 Click here to see changelog from previous release(s)
mm: mlgru: enable mlgru by default to reduce app killings in background
usb: fix usb tethering - stop system from panicking upon enabling usb-tethering in android settings

wakelocks: add timeout to wakelocks to stop system from not entering deep-sleep at all
wakelocks: alarmtimer: minimize wakeup time to reduce power consumption
wakelocks: avoid excessive and unnecessary wakeup attempts

sched/cass: add capacity aware superset scheduler (CASS) to improve single-core performance and latency
sched/fair: reduce PELT half-life time to increase interactivity
sched/core: reduce overhead and latency

net: set google's 'BBR' as the default TCP congestion algorithm to improve network performance
net: add 'westwood' TCP congestion algorithm for users who prefer it
net: use fq_codel by default

freezer: reduce freeze timeout to avoid draining battery unnecessarily
governor: make 'performance' the default CPU governor to improve boot performance - this will be reverted once boot completes anyway

mm: reduce swappiness to 35 since we have mlgru enabled to reduce aggressive swapping and reduce power consumption
mm: disable watermark boosting as it's a mess, and hurts performance on low-memory devices
mm: don't hog the CPU and zone lock in rmqueue_bulk to reduce system latency
mm: lower the non-hugetlbpage pageblock size to reduce scheduling delays
mm: micro-optimize PID maps
mm: reduce measurable overhead

cpuidle: introduce teo util-awareness to reduce wakeup latency from deep-sleep and such
cpuidle: add timer to stop wi-fi from staying idle to reduce power consumption
cpuidle: prioritize 'teo' over 'menu' scheduler
cpuidle: minor optimizations

f2fs: force fsync for better data integrity and lower data corruption risk
f2fs: reduce timeout for uncongestion to lower I/O latency
f2fs: reduce GC thread urgent sleep time to 50ms to improve performance on unencrypted system
f2fs: enlarge min_fsync_blocks to 20 to improve fsync performance
f2fs: enable ATGC and GC_MERGE by default to improve efficiency of garbage collection

rcu: panic on RCU stall so we don't have to restart on deadlock manually
rcu: minor optimizations

arm: assign unbound workqueues to little CPU cluster by default to reduce power consumption
arm: import new optimized strcmp from ARM (manufacturer)
arm: disable legacy 16-bit calls support to reduce kernel image size

debug: binder: disable debugging and logging prints to reduce wasted cycles
debug: arm64: disable self-hosted debug by default

This is a stable 5.15.148 release built with latest clang-18.0.1 (thin-LTO for more optimizations)

Installation guide:

  1. Download the kernel zip below
  2. Reboot to recovery and install it
  3. Enjoy

What about KernelSU?

  • This kernel is not built with kernelsu, and i suggest using LKM (loadable kernel module) variant of KernelSU instead
  • And also so you can use magisk without any conflict, or unnecessarily having/loading two superuser managers

Credits

⚠️ Report any bugs and problems here

Please, at least provide a credit if you copy my kernel

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chickernel: alpha-1 release

26 Jun 18:53
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/*
* Your warranty is no longer valid, unless you lie.
*
* I am not responsible for bricked devices, strained relationships,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this kernel
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
*
*/

A kernel carefully optimized for

  • low-memory, cpu, f2fs and scheduling performance
  • battery and power savings
Speciifically crafted for 4GB variant in mind ❤️

XDA Forums thread
SourceForge mirror

📋 Click here to see changelog sorted with most important changes, to least:
mm: mlgru: enable mlgru by default to reduce app killings in background
usb: fix usb tethering - stop system from panicking upon enabling usb-tethering in android settings

wakelocks: add timeout to wakelocks to stop system from not entering deep-sleep at all
wakelocks: alarmtimer: minimize wakeup time to reduce power consumption
wakelocks: avoid excessive and unnecessary wakeup attempts

sched/cass: add capacity aware superset scheduler (CASS) to improve single-core performance and latency
sched/fair: reduce PELT half-life time to increase interactivity
sched/core: reduce overhead and latency

net: set google's 'BBR' as the default TCP congestion algorithm to improve network performance
net: add 'westwood' TCP congestion algorithm for users who prefer it
net: use fq_codel by default

freezer: reduce freeze timeout to avoid draining battery unnecessarily
governor: make 'performance' the default CPU governor to improve boot performance - this will be reverted once boot completes anyway

mm: reduce swappiness to 35 since we have mlgru enabled to reduce aggressive swapping and reduce power consumption
mm: disable watermark boosting as it's a mess, and hurts performance on low-memory devices
mm: don't hog the CPU and zone lock in rmqueue_bulk to reduce system latency
mm: lower the non-hugetlbpage pageblock size to reduce scheduling delays
mm: micro-optimize PID maps
mm: reduce measurable overhead

cpuidle: introduce teo util-awareness to reduce wakeup latency from deep-sleep and such
cpuidle: add timer to stop wi-fi from staying idle to reduce power consumption
cpuidle: prioritize 'teo' over 'menu' scheduler
cpuidle: minor optimizations

f2fs: force fsync for better data integrity and lower data corruption risk
f2fs: reduce timeout for uncongestion to lower I/O latency
f2fs: reduce GC thread urgent sleep time to 50ms to improve performance on unencrypted system
f2fs: enlarge min_fsync_blocks to 20 to improve fsync performance
f2fs: enable ATGC and GC_MERGE by default to improve efficiency of garbage collection

rcu: panic on RCU stall so we don't have to restart on deadlock manually
rcu: minor optimizations

arm: assign unbound workqueues to little CPU cluster by default to reduce power consumption
arm: import new optimized strcmp from ARM (manufacturer)
arm: disable legacy 16-bit calls support to reduce kernel image size

debug: binder: disable debugging and logging prints to reduce wasted cycles
debug: arm64: disable self-hosted debug by default

This is a stable 5.15.148 release built with latest clang-18.0.1 (thin-LTO for more optimizations)

Installation guide:

  1. Download the kernel zip below
  2. Reboot to recovery and install it
  3. Enjoy

What about KernelSU?

  • This kernel is not built with kernelsu, and i suggest using LKM (loadable kernel module) variant of KernelSU instead
  • And also so you can use magisk without any conflict, or unnecessarily having/loading two superuser managers

Credits

⚠️ Report any bugs and problems here


GitHub Releases SourceForge