pie: Current stable branch, if you're building inline on ROMs COMPILE DIS (obviously for 9.0 Pie) - EAS > HMP
staging: My developing branch - I force push a lot and if you don't like force pulling use Pie - this branch gets merged between releases if all gud
hmp: (what was) A hmp kernel which tbh is quite old and depriciated, as EAS best now
sdm660-em: My current energy model
meme-commits: You can guess what that is.
clean: If I rebase, I use this branch. Fully bootable and stable
readme: ...?
From the creation of this README, all releases will be tagged and will have release candidates + full releases under Pie.
I'm planning to add CI/CD support soon but cba to setup Drone.
Device codename - platina
Release date - August 11th, 2019
Release version - 8.1.0 on v4.4.78
Current version - 9.0.0 on v4.4.185 (this will probably be out of date)
Full specifications - GSM Arena
Based on Acrux build 13-7-19 - Codename: rc1
- 4.4.185 and latest CAF tag merged
- Xiaomi code cleaned up with minimal changes to Android-stable
- Wi-Fi driver imported from CAF and cleaned up
- Energy aware scheduling
- My own, capacity-based energy model included (more battery life and performance compared to any other EM)
- Disable kernel-wide debugging (debug_fs and debug_kernel removed)
- F2FS rapid GC
- Stune boosting locked to 1
- Compiled with DragonTC 9 (clang with polly optimizations)
- Klapse and kcal
- Wake up all idle CPUs before suspending (helps with idle drain)
- Turn off sched autogrouping
- Set CPUBW governor to bw_hwmon
- Optimize UFS stack
- Improve camera performance and drain
- Use analog dimming
- Use system wide interruptible waits
- Force block requests onto their origin CPU
- mm/ optimizations
- Add dynamic bitclk and fps support to the panel
- Remove some high priority workqueues from useless things
- Link /dev/urandom to /dev/random
- Add and refactor make flags
- Fix memory overlaps
- Fix qcacld-3.0 wifi bug where signal would be 0 in QS/status bar
- VDSO32 enabled
- Speedup EXT4
- Omit useless dtbs
- Use 100Hz timer
- Remove all debugging and tracing drivers
- Debug kernel and debugfs gone
- Overclocking (not possible on a HW level on the SDM660)
- Any governors other than schedutil (they're fucking useless man)
- No other I/O schedulers (maybe Anxiety)
- Nothing that comprimises performance - I prefer performance > battery because I'm near an outlet
- Constant upstreaming - when I can be bothered, I'll upstream
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Also this is kanged from HERE.