[ONE Original Android Development] dolbylogic:
[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T2 and it did boot up. What I did was to remove UMK.sh from the /system/addon.d folder. Also in the Synapse folder in the sdcard; there is a folder named UMK and I deleted the lastkernel file. I also cleared the Sypnase data. Went to recovery and flash your kernel R10-T2 on top of your kernel R11-T1. I did not re-flash your UMK3.1.8.4 but it is already installed. In recovery I turned off the OPO for more than a minute, then when I turned on it booted up. I will try the same but this time re-flashing UMK3.1.8.4...

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T3 and it did bootup. I just followed the same steps above and of course I did not re-flash your UMK3.1.8.4. I flashed R10-T3 on top of your kernel R10-T2. I will try the same but this time re-flashing UMK3.1.8.4...

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R11-T1 and it did bootup. I just followed the same steps above and of course I did not re-flash your UMK3.1.8.4. I flashed R11-T1 on top of your kernel R10-T3. I will try the same but this time re-flashing UMK3.1.8.4.

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R11-T3 and it did bootup. I just followed the same steps above and of course I did not re-flash your UMK3.1.8.4. I flashed R11-T3 on top of your kernel R11-T1. I will try the same but this time re-flashing UMK3.1.8.4. R11-T3 will go past the 1+ screen but it will get stuck in the bootanimation. I would probably say you must wipe your /system partition. Which I will not do because we know R11-T3 has a good rate of success.

I went thru all the kernels from R10-T2 to R11-T1 and not even once I had a bootloop. I am using latest TWRP 2.8.6.1 by Katinez. Will do the test but this time Re-flashing UMK3.1.8.4...

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T2 and it did bootup. I just followed the same steps above but this time I re-flashed your UMK3.1.8.4. I flashed R10-T2 on top of your kernel R11-T2.

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T3 and it did bootup. I just followed the same steps above but this time I re-flashed your UMK3.1.8.4. I flashed R10-T3 on top of your kernel R10-T2.

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R11-T1 and it did bootup. I just followed the same steps above but this time I re-flashed your UMK3.1.8.4. I flashed R11-T1 on top of your kernel R10-T3.

I went thru all the kernels from R10-T2 to R11-T1 and not even once I had a bootloop. Will do the test but this time I will NOT clear Sypnase data, I will not remove the UMK.sh file and I will NOT re-flash UMK3.1.8.4. But I will remove the last_kernel file and I will turn off the OPO for over a minute lets see what happens...

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T2 and it did bootup. I just removed the last_kernel file and turned off the OPO for over a minute from recovery. I flashed R10-T2 on top of R11-T1.

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T3 and it did bootup. I just removed the last_kernel file and turned off the OPO for over a minute from recovery. I flashed R10-T3 on top of R10-T2.

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R11-T1 and it did bootup. I just removed the last_kernel file and turned off the OPO for over a minute from recovery. I flashed R11-T1 on top of R10-T3.

I went thru all the kernels from R10-T2 to R11-T1 and not even once I had a bootloop. Will do the test but this time but I will NOT remove the last_kernel file and I will turn off the OPO for over a minute. Lets see what happens...

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T2 and it did bootup. I just flashed the kernel and turned off the OPO for over a minute from recovery. Flashed R10-T2 on top of R11-T1.

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T3 and it did bootup. I just flashed the kernel and turned off the OPO for over a minute from recovery. Flashed R10-T3 on top of R10-T2.

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R11-T1 and it did bootup. I just flashed the kernel and turned off the OPO for over a minute from recovery. Flashed R11-T1 on top of R10-T3.

I went thru all the kernels from R10-T2 to R11-T1 and not even once I had a bootloop. Will do the test but this time but I will flash the kernel and just reboot without powering off the OPO. Lets see what happens...

[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T2 and bootloop. I just flashed the kernel and rebooted the OPO. Flashed R10-T2 on top of R11-T1. Went back into recovery and powered off the OPO for over a minute and it bootloop. I went again into recovery and powered off the OPO for more than 3 minutes and it bootup.
[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R10-T3 and bootloop. I just flashed the kernel and rebooted the OPO. Flashed R10-T3 on top of R10-T2. Went back into recovery and powered off the OPO for over 3 minutes and it bootup.
[MENTION=5438598]RenderBroken[/MENTION] I tried R11-T1 and bootloop. I just flashed the kernel and rebooted the OPO. Flashed R11-T1 on top of R10-T3. Went back into recovery and powered off the OPO for over 3 minutes and it bootup.

I went thru all the kernels from R10-T2 to R11-T1 and I had bootloops always, but it was overcome by powering off the OPO for over 3 minutes. As for me I will stick with R11-T1. I like the new touch drivers. I just disable the double tap to wake option to save some battery. I hope this helps...