yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
FOR DEVS AND USERS BEFORE FIGHT ME CLICK HERE!: https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70362424&postcount=3

DISCLAIMER!!
I am not responsible in any way for anything that can be happen to your device when you flashing my kernels.You do so at your own risk!

Features

Anykernel:

- Anykernel2 zip for maximum compatibility with all ROMs, CrazyAquaKernel uses your existing ramdisk (Do NOT flash this over other custom kernels!You should only flash CrazyAquaKernel over the kernel that came with your ROM!!)

Toolchain:

UBERTC 4.9 Toolchain

CPU:

- governors:

crazyactive(my governor:balance governor for great battery life and performance based on interactive)

interactive

impulse

ondemand

smartmax

zzmoove

ondemandplus

pegasusq

nightmare

conservative

lionheart

powersave

userspace

yankactive

smartmax_eps

intellidemand

intelliactive

- MSM Limiter

- state notifier

IO schedulers:

bfq

tripndroid

cfq

noop

deadline

fiops

row

sio

zen

vr

fifo

TCP congestion controls:

cubic

bic

westwood

htcp

highspeed

hybla

reno

bic

hybla

vegas

lp

yeah

illinois

scalable

- tcp congestion changed to Westwood

GPU:

- governors:

msm-adreno-tz

simple_ondemand

powersave,performance

userspace

cpubw_hwmon

msm_cpufreq

- Adreno idler

- simple gpu algorithm

Thermal control:

- Intelli thermal v2

Hotplug:

- Disabled MP Decision hotplug

- Enabled Bricked Hotplug

- Prevent wakelock when ambiend display disabled(misc control tab)

Sound:

- Faux sound updated and fixed

More:

- Kernel runs with SELinux permissive by default

- init.d support

- insecure kernel (adb has root privileges)

- fast charge

- cpu voltage control

- pvs level info

- Kcal v2

- Frandom support

- Disabled Arch Power

- CRC Check Disabled

- Gentle Fair Sleepers (Disabled by default)

- Enabled All Suspend and Idle Modes

- Power Suspend Mode/State

- Dynamic filesystem read-ahead

- A lot improvments

- A lot fixes

Download Link CrazySuperKernel [AnyKernel]:https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=889764386195923630

Installation guide

Do NOT flash this over other custom kernels!

You should only flash CrazyAquaKernel over the kernel that came with your ROM!!

- Download Kernel from this thread

- Flash it with Recovery

[Wipe cache and Dalvik cache recommended]

- Then Reboot

Enjoy the CrazyAquaKernel !!!!

Credits

thx Showp1984

thx Faux123

thx Savoca

thx RenderBroken

thx Neobuddy

thx Myfluxi

thx FranciscoFranco

thx SultanXDA

thx osm0sis

thx ShinyShide

thx bhb27

thx Lord Boeffla

thx yank555

thx apb_axel

thx the devs where made the cm14 bootable and working

thx CrazyGamerGR yeh me

XDA:DevDB Information

CrazyAquaKernel, Kernel for the OnePlus X

Contributors

CrazyGamerGR

Source Code: https://github.com/CrazyGamerGR/CrazyAquaKernel-opx-los

Kernel Special Features:

Version Information

Status: Beta

Created 2017-08-18

Last Updated 2017-08-17
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
FAQ

Recommended app : Kernel Adiutor

changelogs

v1.0/18-08-17

- initial release
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
If u use zzmove governor disable all the hotplugs coz it use its own hotplug as anyone knows.

[Q]How i select profile from kernel tweaker app?

[A]You need to go in governor tunable-profile number and select the number of the profile from the list.

Zzmove profiles

1 ) Default -> will set governor defaults

2 )ybat -> Yank Battery -> a very good battery/performance balanced setting - DEV-NOTE: highly recommended!

3 )ybatext-> Yank Battery Extreme -> like yank battery but focus on battery saving

4 )zzbat-> ZaneZam Battery -> a more 'harsh' setting strictly focused on battery saving - DEV-NOTE: might give some lags!

5 )zzbatp -> ZaneZam Battery Plus -> NEW! reworked faster battery setting - DEV-NOTE: recommended too!

6 )zzopt -> ZaneZam Optimized -> balanced setting with no focus in any direction - DEV-NOTE: relict from back in the days, even though some people still like it!

7 )zzmod -> ZaneZam Moderate -> NEW! setting based on 'zzopt' which has mainly (but not strictly only!) 2 cores online

8 )zzperf -> ZaneZam Performance -> all you can get from zzmoove in terms of performance but still has the fast - down scaling/hotplugging behaving

9 )zzinz-> ZaneZam InZane -> NEW! based on performance with new insane scaling active. a new experience!

10 )zzgame-> ZaneZam Gaming -> NEW! based on performance with scaling block enabled to avoid cpu overheating during gameplay
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
reserve1
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
reserve2
[OnePlus X General] Tanner1294:
Checking this out. So far on Purenexus it seems pretty good. Nice and responsive on default settings (Crazy governor selected)
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
Cool m8,thx for feedback
[OnePlus X General] psychem:
really good eliminated 90% of scroll issue in some apps when using ondemand governor in cpu/gpu settings.
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
Thx for feedback m8
[OnePlus X General] psychem:
Can u add an option for 27mhz gpu
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
Sure,i had it in some of my kernels but i removed it
[OnePlus X General] Tanner1294:
There's only one thing I've noticed that I would change, the cpu voltages by default are noticeably higher than stock (which on my personal device is still too high).

---------- Post added at 05:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:28 PM ----------

Also if intelithermal is active at all it seems to lock the max frequency to 1700mhz no matter what settings are chosen.
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
Yeh its for lower temperatures m8
[OnePlus X General] Tanner1294:
I'm saying if you set the temperatures to 80C it will throttle the cpu when it's at 50C. It doesn't function correctly.
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
I will check it m8
[OnePlus X General] Marado:
Nice Kernel seems good.

But i think some fundamental things are missing, like usb fast charge, and can you add elementalx governor???

Thx
[OnePlus X General] CrazyGamerGR:
Maybe soon m8
[OnePlus X General] LolHacker17:
it upport cm13?
[OnePlus X General] R324D:
Yes, it does upport cm13. LOS and CM came from the same sources.
[OnePlus X General] pankaj_007:
Can i use it om resurrection remix 7.1.2??
[OnePlus X General] psychem:
are you going to make this for oreo?
[OnePlus X General] rizkal:
Any recommended settings for balanced battery and performance?
[OnePlus X General] extreme.seventh:
Hi.. Does this supports Nethunter? and USB Wifi Adapter (e.g Ath9k)?.. thanks.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] tboooe:
I have my homescreen wallpapers set to automatically change every 5 min but it never seems to. I've tried changing durations, different albums, but nothing seems to work.

Anyone get this to work?
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ilbambino:
mine is working fine every 24 hrs, only have 1 folder where I keep adding wallpapers to it
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] tboooe:
Thank you...maybe it has to do with me using Nova Launcher. I will revert to the stock launcher and see if it works.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ilbambino:
it does not work with nova.. tried that :(
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] tboooe:
well, that solves that...thank you for the reply you saved me the trouble. Oh well, not willing to give up Nova though.
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ilbambino:
np, yeah I still used it sometimes but kinda like emui now it seems to be more battery friendly with my mate
[Huawei Mate 9 Questions & Answers] ante0:
Try Wallpaper Changer.

Works fine for me.

Though I've not tried it with Nova.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Questions and Answers] Nirman Bhullar:
I was recompiling kernel with some new drivers to support external wifi but i got this error the question is this driver is used by si if not i will disable it thank in advance for your help
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Accessories] KRZTF:
Hello everyone!

I recently bought a HOLUX GPSlim 236 mouse to ue it with a navigation software on my beloved MDA III!

My decision for the HOLUX was actually based on various posts in this forum, where that GPS mouse has been praised as a very good, fast and responsive device!

Unfortunately, the results I have so far achieved, are almost pathetic!

When turning the HOLUX on after it has been turned off for the night, it takes the GPS pretty long to get a fix (which is usually signaled by a blinking light on the device). Sometimes it really takes forever! For example, today I turned it on when leaving the appartment. I went down the three stories to the street, walked on the street for 2 minutes, waited for the tramway to arriv for 1 minute, sat in the tramway near a window for 15 minutes, walked to the office in 5 minutes.... finally, shortly before arriving at the office, the HOLUX got a signal and could show me my position!

But even then, the position of me walking down the street was not even close to precise. Exact position and walking direction are almost always wrong when on foot!!

In a car, when finally getting a fix on the satellites, the positioning is sometimes better..... but only sometimes!

Long story told short: The results of positioning are poor! I wonder, where the problem might be!

DAMAGED DEVICE?

FAKE IMITATION? (how can i check what chipset is really woking in that thing?)

IS IT THE DEFAULT OF THE MDA3 and its poor Bluetooth abilities?

WHAT ARE YOUR EXPERIENCES WITH THE HOLUX 236? SPEED? POSITIONING?

dont know what to do....

any help is very much appreciated!

regards,

krz
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Accessories] markanthonypr:
Did you try Holux Support site? I have the same model and had some issues, and they helped me resolve them.

Here is their website: http://www.buygpsnow.com/support/show.asp
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Accessories] malkovich:
I've been using the GPSlim quite satisfactorily. It does sometimes take long to acquire a fix though, and I'm not sure of all the reasons for that. (Other than that obviously Bluetooth and the BA have nothing to do with it.)

GPS devices generally take longer for acquisition when they are switched on in a different place from where they were last used. They store a so-called "almanac" which helps them find a quick fix because they already know most of the position data. (This is called a warm start.) If switched on away from the old position, they have to re-acquire to almanac, which takes longer. ("Cold start.")

As for the lack of accuracy, unless your GPSlim is damaged, I'd tend to blame that more on the software. The software knows about streets, etc. and will try to put you on one of them if the data is not close enough. With e.g. Tomtom 6 on the BA this usually works very well. If your software doesn't do this sort of "magnetic snap" to a street well then your position will not be so accurate. It could also be that the "snap-to", which IMHO requires some measure of anticipation about which direction and speed you are moving, works better when driving than when walking.

I can't really complain about the Bluetooth performance with my BA & GPSlim ... however for navigation on foot I tried to put the GPSlim (as it's so small) into the zip hood collar of my coat but found that the bluetooth connection doesn't work with the Holux on my back, behind my head, but does work if I slide the GPS in to the tip of the collar -- but it works best if I'm holding the BA in my hand the same side where the GPS is in the collar tip ... so the quality of the Bluetooth connection does seem very delicate!

Greetings,

Malkovich
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Ghostface009:
Hi all

So it was all running nice and stable, before the evil b25 update that destroyed my axon 7 completely and made it useless, I'll tell how

so after updating I figured out I can't access fastboot to flash anything, and I figured out I wasn't the only one with this "meme" that zte made.

so I decided to roll back to b19 using Miflash and b19 edl package, I thought my problem would end here.

Then I flashed twrp via fastboot, and upgraded to b25 using b25 bootstack + b25 zip by drakenfx, all good.

then I tried to root b25 the good ol' way by flashing supersu zip, only to find that I'd end up with this newer meme, "unable to find su binary"

seems like the sort of thing you'd get if you had a locked bootloader, which is suspicious, judging that no one was able to get fastboot on b25

I also figured out I wans't the only one as people from "root b25" threads know that you can't root b25 even if you had twrp

so I rolled back again to b19 using miflash....you know the story

now here comes the interesting part, the meme, didn't go away, I tried to root my b19 a2017u by flashing supersu

I tried everything, flashing b19 bootstack, formatting data flashing different supersu versions etc.

, either ended up with a bootloop, or the famous "su binary is not installed"

I never had this before updating to b25 and now I can't get rid of it even without b25 :(

can someone guide me to root stock b19 properly and get rid of this meme? (bonus if you know how to root b25 properly because I liked b25 more, there is a7x kernel for b25 so I guess we can root b25? maybe not? :eek: )

note that I don't want magisk, I just want the good ol' supersu, nothing more nothing less.

My opinion is the new b25 somehow messes the bootloader and now it's locked again, but this time you can't unlock it even if you downgrade and flash edl bootloader unlock via miflash.

guys, I think zte is just trolling us atm, you would not believe how much time I wasted flashing, I think my axon 7's nand is going to die soon.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] buksua:
First of all is your bootloader unlocked? if so than try this out.

1. go into EDL and flash B19-NOUGAT_FULL, after that don't reboot yet put it in EDL mode again and yes you have to put in EDL again

2. now in EDL flash B19-NOUGAT_TWRP, once you done flashing it just boot into TWRP

3. in TWRP click on mount and make sure that MOUNT SYSTEM PARTITION READ-ONLY is check

4. now flash A2017UV1.1.0B25_bootstack_by_DrakenFX.zip

5. flash A2017UV1.1.0B25_StockSystem_by_DrakenFX.zip DO NOT REBOOT

6. flash superSU 2.79
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Choose an username...:
Holding power and both volume keys at the same time for ~15 seconds (until the LED flashes) restarts EDL without actually having to get out y'kno.

Just saying
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] J0nhy:
I had exact same problem you having right now bro, what i did was miflash to b19, then system update to b25, after all that i rooted my phone with this

https://mega.nz/#!AMw1mKyK!RWXjynVEGle4JGoSpvJoq5cOCI3q3EPlTCXM48Mn4F8

Hope this works for you man, good luck
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Ghostface009:
Are you sure this would work?? can you confirm by reading my post again?? I just can't believe the whole solution to this would be this simple :eek: plus I don't like to have another brick to waste my mind on, Im currently busy with the 2nd term in college :crying: please confirm this asap by re-reading the 1st post.

(100% will try anyways because I have everything backed up :p )

I clearly mentioned that I tried all this, to be more clear I tried the whole drakenfx method with all possibilities including the method you mentioned, and yes my bootloader was unlocked before all this.

Just for clarification as your post may misguide some people, because you don't mount read only when doing this, because if you do you can't use your system partition at all, you only mount read only after flashing twrp for the first time or when you don't want to flash supersu/no verity (something no one wants to do)

I appreciate your help anyways.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Ghostface009:
UPDATE ON THE SITUATION:

It didn't... *sigh*

but...it worths to mention 1 thing I noticed after booting (regardless of supersu version flashed)

That su permissions get granted, but for a limited periods/times only, and then I get the "root undetected/su binary not found" error afterwords.

which was suspicious, so I ran "su" command in terminal emulator with the supersu you provided and this is what I got

ailsa_ii:/ $ su

WARNING: linker: /su/bin/sush: unused DT entry: type 0xaa1303e054ffff68 arg 0xaa1403e2d2800081

Basically a bunch of warnings like the one above, like a dozen of this line ending up with this specific note:

CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE "sush": empty/missing DT_HASH/DT_GNU_HASH in "/su/bin/sush" (new hash type from the future?)

Im losing hope, but at the same time I think I found a thread, only need a dev to help me currently

I'll post this in supersu thread and see, maybe I get a helpful reply

I will also try changing to ext4 because I'm heavily doubting that the reason for all this is my use of f2fs on data partition only.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] buksua:
just like I said on the instruction you MUST check the mount system partition read-only before you flash

A2017UV1.1.0B25_bootstack_by_DrakenFX and A2017UV1.1.0B25_StockSystem_by_DrakenFX.zip

If you when to keep TWRP after flashing Stock System, install SuperSU v.279

(reference)

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=68873482&postcount=2

maybe you didn't check the mount system partition read-only before you flash b25 was the problem in the first place.

If you can get your bootloader unlock again just try the method I've mention.

just read the instruction carefully step by step.

(note)

I've been going back and forth flashing different roms but ultimately I always have to come back to stock using the method I've mention. I have never use magisk unless it come with the rom.

I've always flash SuperSU after installing A2017UV1.1.0B25_StockSystem_by_DrakenFX.zip with no problem.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Ghostface009:
I can't 100% confirm that I tried this before, but I assure you I

tried most of possibilities like this, including step by step follow up of drakenfx's guide.

I may try later, but not now, that takes a lot of time and my a2017u's nand is dying of repeated flash :crying:

but lemme ask you, can/could you access fastboot on b25 stock??
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] buksua:
no fastboot on b25 but fastboot on b19

remember to flash B19-NOUGAT_FULL (Nougat 7.1.1) first than VERY IMPORTANT part is to flash B19-NOUGAT_TWRP (Nougat 7.1.1) right after.

just do step 1 and 2.

don't flash b25 yet if you want fastboot

if you want b25 and b25 root just follow step 3
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Ghostface009:
Yeah, not a big surprise :(

and I'll try everything later when I get enough time, but for now I look for a firmware flash-free method because I don't want to kill the ufs.
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Ghostface009:
UPDATE FOR EVERYONE:

I FINALLY GOT SUPERSU WORKING (atleast this far) :D

sadly f2fs was the reason behind this error :(

Special thanks for [MENTION=7228083]J0nhy[/MENTION]

for providing the correct supersu version to flash :3
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] zachstarmer:
The file is no longer available through this link... is there another source?
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] Ghostface009:
wew, It's been a long time since my last login here.

afaik it was 2.79 su.

But why you're still on b25 when you can flash newer firmware? when I flashed b32 via edl, I got rid of all these probs (except f2fs, because zte decided that their stock firmware only supports ext4 :eek: )

I got fastboot and everything, root xposed etc, if you want the edl package you can search it in drakenfx's androidfilehost account :good:

make sure to backup internal storage manually and backup apps with TB for restoring after edl-flashing b32. I also suggest updating to b35 before rooting and restore since b32 was helluva buggy update :eek:
[ZTE Axon 7 Questions & Answers] AnonVendetta:
This is exactly why I won't run ZTE's stock ROM, it seems that only Magisk works on B32 and beyond. I have grown to hate Magisk over the years, due to a number of bad experiences with it on various ROMs/devices. On stock, Magisk makes my exFAT SD appear as corrupt, I refuse to format to vfat, fat32. I tried Phh's Superuser and SuperSU, either the device won't boot or I get errors about su not being available. So it's custom AOSP-based ROMs only for me. Which are far superior to stock in most ways.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] AWT86:
Hi.

I have an ASUS Zenfone 3 Deluxe (ZS570KL, 6GB RAM version) which is currently running Android 7/N, but I need to downgrade to Android M in order to unbrand the phone.

How can I downgrade/revert the phone to Android M?

Thanks in advance.
[Samsung Galaxy S8 Accessories] Chinam4n:
This is a quick review for the S8 8500mAh battery case from a everyday person.

The battery case itself its heavy, I start charging my phone approximately 20% and I'm able to get about 2 and a 1/4 charge off. While charging I use my phone for music, web browse, watch videos and text messages. Nothing too heavy like playing games. Its great when I'm out and not trying to find a outlet to charge my phone.

The case itself makes it feel like you're holding too phones, its about double the same of the phone. While wearing fitted jeans and slacks, it makes my phone very noticeable. I only prefer using the case when I'm not moving around actively, it makes the phone uncomfortable to keep in pockets when doing certain activities.

There's not a whole lot of protection for the phone besides like a 1mm lip from the top of the case and the bottom, where the speaker are cut out if you were to rest your phone face down. I have not dropped the phone while in the case, but I assume if it were to drop the weight would be focused on an angle.

I would recommend this to people who don't like sitting around and waiting for their phone to charge. People who are always out and use their phones heavily, or if you got a purse or man purse to carry the phone other than your bottom's pockets.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] razzledazzle83:
Is it safe to flash an Android 6 kernel to a phone with an Android 7 OS to downgrade so I can use the dirty cow exploit or will this brick my device?

I want to backup my DRM keys before rooting or unlocking bootloader. My phone is running firmware 34.3.A.0.194 (Android 7.1.1). I want to downgrade it to 34.1.A.1.198 (Android 6.0.1) so I can use this method https://xdaforums.com/crossdevice-dev/sony/universal-dirtycow-based-ta-backup-t3514236 to backup my DRM keys first. I've created a 34.1.A.1.198 kernel but am not sure if I can just flash it to a firmware that is not Marshmallow.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] SXUsr:
Nope.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] cingolat:
obviously not!
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] razzledazzle83:
Thanks for your answers. I suspected as much.

Is there any other method of backing up the DRM keys? Or is it even necessary? Are DRM keys included in firmwares downloaded with Xperifirm?

If so I could just flash a Marshmallow firmware, backup the DRM keys and root, right?

If not, is there a way of rooting Nougat?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] SXUsr:
If you don't care about DRM rights then it isn't essential, simply unlock your bootloader, mod and flash your own kernel using one of the two available tools, flash a Superuser zip and that's you rooted regardless of FW.

You only get one set of DRM keys and if you don't back them up there is no way at all to recover them so consider the warnings about loss of camera quality etc before going ahead with the unlock process.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] razzledazzle83:
And again I suspected as much. So the DRM keys are not included in the firmwares delivered.

Is there any method as of now to backup Nougat DRM keys?

I've only found methods for Marshmallow but not for Nougat.

If I flash a Marshmallow stock ROM will I keep the DRM keys or will they be gone?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] SXUsr:
There isn't no. If you don't unlock you can flash as many stock ROMs as you like without affecting them, but you will have to mod your kernel every time you flash a new FW if you have unlocked to restore DRM features.
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] razzledazzle83:
So if I want to have a rooted phone I have to run Marshmallow?

But I could flash a Marshmallow firmware and backup the DRM keys, right?
[Sony Xperia X Compact Questions & Answers] cingolat:
sure