[Sony Xperia X ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other D] LuizPauloDamaceno:
I'm not responsible for any damage to your device. So be advised.

Kernel Features:

-CPU Overclocked (BIG cores to 2.01GHz (experimental, i should reduce and / or disable it if too many users notify instability in F5122 (that is my personal device));

-AdrenoBoost;

-Slimbus (Audio bridge) Overclocking;

-WCD9335 HiFi selector and tunnings louder audio at kernel side;

-WSA8810 tunnings for better and louder audio in speaker;

-CRC disabled;

-DTS Eagle sound integration;

-300 Hz instead 1 kHz for kernel timer (saves power);

-Boeffla Wakelock blocker;

-Quick charge tweaks (2100mA constant charging for QC 2.0 / 3.0 enabled chargers, drawing about 1,6 Amps from wall PSU);

-Tunned voltage regulators for CPU and GPU enabling High Power Mode;

-Kernel general optimizations;

-WIP: add klapse and kcal;

-Enable 160 MHz clock in crypto engine for faster crypto operations.

Special thanks to:

[MENTION=4405576]stefanhh[/MENTION]0 github user (idk what is the nick here, please, pm me and i add it if you want) for keeping a source with newer mainline (i guess) patches;

[MENTION=3292224]franciscofranco[/MENTION] for many commits that help us improving performance and saving power;

Sony AOSP team;

And others that maybe i forgot to tag here but all them are in the github code below:

https://github.com/LuizPauloDamaceno/kernel

Inside the zip that you can download below, you will find the initial release. You should flash it by fastboot and them reinstall magisk if you have it. Also, have two xml files that is a complementing of the audio tweaks in android side, enabling CLSH_LOHIFI mode in the audio processor and tunning volumes. From mic to headphones and speakers. The thermanager is the one that you should install it for improved thermal handle with this kernel. Dont worry, things shouldn't fry, but is not my fault if them fry. As another complemention, i've done a "userdata" partition for users who have 64 GB variants, like me. The AOSP is compilled for 32 GB i guess and we have only half of our full capacity. Flashing userdata (obviously, will erase your data partition and you will loose everything like is done in the first AOSP flashes if you dont do a back-up...) you will also have more free space :)

Kernel: fastboot flash boot boot.img

Userdata: fastboot flash userdata userdata.img

To copy the below files i like to use root explorer app, you can also do by adb. I'm open for suggestion of better apps too ;)

mixer_paths.xml: copy it to /system/vendor/etc/mixer_paths.xml and change permissions to 0644 octal or rw-r-r.

thermanager.xml: copy it to /system/vendor/etc/thermanager.xml and change permissions to 0644 octal or rw-r-r.

The first versions i will not do the automated flashing because are the initial and testing releases, but if my plans goes ok for the next 15 days or in the worst case next month, i can do a twrp flasheable style to make our lives easier. For me, no random reboots, no overheating for normal use and battery stills ok. Report it your experience, i will appreciate to know! =D

https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261806431

Hope you all enjoy this, guys!

Luiz