[Xiaomi Redmi 2 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other ] iamsubhranil:
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Version 2.0 Beta - 26/09/2016

Stock CM source

OC CPU to 1.8 GHz and OC GPU to 720 GHz

Version 2.2.6 Beta - 28/09/2016

Adreno Idler added

SELinux policy set to Permissive (permanently)

Added USB fast charge and enabled by default

Added more generalized flashing method

Version 2.3.2 Stable - 29/09/2016

SELinux is now Permanently Permissive

Added Mako Hotplug and set as default

Improved stability and performance largely by tweaking various parameters

This update however, disables MPDecision permanently from the first boot as a fail-safe. As long as the kernel stays, you're "forced" not to use MPDecision, as the tweaked balance between CPU-Hotplug will be lost and overall performance may decrease. You can however, enable MPDecision after renaming mpdecision.bak in /system/bin to mpdecision and flashing another kernel before next boot. If you still feel the need to use MPDecision, please vote above. Thank you for understanding. :)​

Version 2.4 Stable - 03/10/2016

Added MSM hotplug and set as default

Add Westwood TCP/CA and set as default

Because a lot of people reporting lag after the Mako build, I encourage everyone to flash this build and report back. Thank you. :)​

Version 2.5 Stable - 19/10/2016

Added FauxSound 3 and enabled by default

DT2W is still a WAP. Stay tuned.​

Version 3.0 Stable - 20/10/2016

Added DT2W and enabled by default!

Latest CM updates

Version 4.0 Grey - 20/10/2016

LA is now N compatible

N build is up. Perfectly compatible with all N (CM) ROMs out there. This is the first CM custom kernel to support N out of the box. That means enjoy the versatility of N with the stability of LA.

But wait, did I just say "N build"? ;) My bad. There's no "N build" as such because it is the same kernel that supports both N and M ROMs at the same time. It is your LA. Just ready for a new home, along with the old one.

From this build on, LA will contain a codename, preceding with the n-th letter, which will specifically be a late autumn or winter item, here n denotes the release number.

So what are you waiting for? Flash it now and leave your comments about how can the kernel be made specifically for you. It's my kernel, in your way.​

Version 4.1 Heat - 29/11/2016

Latest CM updates

kexec-hardboot patch enabled

For all the people wanna know about this stuff, it is basically done for the sake of MultiROM. This process goes deep into low level access of RAM and memory, but at the bottom line, what it does is loads another kernel into RAM at runtime(kexec), initiates a full reboot(hardboot), and jumps to the new kernel code directly from the RAM in the next boot. For the people who aren't using MultiROM, no worries. :)​

Version 4.2 Iceberg - 07/12/2016

Implemented KCAL support

Sorry for the long wait. Got studies and stuff. Thank you for your patience. :)​

Version 5.0 JackFrost - 07/01/2017

Completely rebased to LineageOS source!

A very happy new year guys :) ! And what is the more perfect way to start a new year than with something completely fresh, completely new? LateAutumn is now completely rebased to LineageOS source, with a more cleaner build than ever. You'll get all the same degree of performance that this kernel has made you used to, along with a higher degree freedom, higher degree of stability, and the breeze of something completely new. Which means you have now more less reasons to worry about, more reasons to live. Work, play, refreshment? That's all this new year's about. ;)​

Version 5.1.1 Kettle - 06/02/2016

Compiled with Linaro 4.9 toolchain

Latest Lineage updates

The headphone jack may still be broken. Send logs, and I'm doing something about it.​

Disable any "Apply on boot" parameters in apps like Kernel Adiutor and try the default settings first. If you're still not satisfied, go apply any parameters after boot.

For downloads, please check the downloads tab.

Before use, disable everything in Settings=>Developer options=>Hardware Accelerated Rendering