yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
Yes, that's a good way to do it. I also do install it this way if I need magisk on the phone.

Unfortunately I'm unsure what went wrong here.

Please read my previous reply for what might help:

https://xdaforums.com/t/kernel-clea...k-vib-batterysvr-jan-15.4364671/post-86263819

If you know which Slot (a or b) was active before flashing, check in Bootloader if it didn't switch to the other slot.

If it switched to the other, you might try to switch back and flash stock boot image to boot.

With corrupted data tho the simplest way would be to go to fastboot and reset user data (losing the data unfortunately) with this command:

fastboot -w

Then flash back stock image and boot, to make sure everything is working.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
I'm on the phone while my wife is driving so I might've misread your command prompt "log". I thought I saw you flashed the original CleanSlate kernel instead of the proper magisk_patched-23016_ipHwv.img.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] sagiag:
Got you

Ok I will try it maybe tomorrow

It's 1 am here so I'm going to sleep 💤

Thanks for your time
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Thank you so much for this. I assume this has the magiskboot binary updated to Canary 23016 so no need to worry about disabling verity & verification?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Thank you! I confirm everything went perfectly with this. I did *not* disable Verity and Verification after flashing the full firmware zip. I initially used the rooted stock January kernel and flashed this zip in EXKM, and all went perfectly.

See above. Worked perfectly without disabling Verity and Verification. I was fully backed up, though, just in case I did something wrong at no fault to @tbalden. :D
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
Yes. Thanks @roirraW "edor" ehT for quickly testing it. 👍👍🎉
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] sagiag:
i used the anykernel method with FKM and it worked like a charm!

now im in slate kernel!!!

finally !!

love your work man - just bought your both apps and joined beta
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Awesome! 👏
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Lughnasadh:
Fantastic! Thanks for testing Rode Warrior 😃
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
You're welcome! It's the adrenalin high from being prepared to "take one for the team". 😜 LOL!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] chill145:
Not wanting to root and leaning towards installing ProtonAOSP myself, were you able to install this kernel without root?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bobby janow:
No didn't work. I actually messed up my system and had to dirty flash proton. Then I rooted and installed it but couldn't pass SN.. Back to stock.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
Bugfixes in Companion app and Configuration app released.

PlayStore rolled out (Companion app 3.3.6 and Config app 3.2.5 there)

Quicker startup after boot and smaller fixes here and there.

Free download updated apps:

Companion App 3.3.6 -- Normal free download:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17825722713688272307

Configuration App 3.2.6 -- Normal free download:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17825722713688272306
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] kickassdave:
Hi...

non-root method - P6Pro

I got through every step as instructed up until flashing vendor_dlkm

getting the following in command prompt:

FAILED (remote: 'Invalid command resize-logical-partition:vendor_dlkm_b:44453')

I tried manually resizing the partition but unsure if my command is correct or even if I may break something else entirely

Any ideas?

**MY BAD**

Wasn't in "fastbootd" mode

First time had to do anything like this on a handset

Great instructions, finally some system-wide ad blocking

Can I just check... how do the advert hosts get updated? I always find without updating regularly, stuff just starts appearing again.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Rodimus8402:
I've noticed an issue, where the "Clean Slate Service" app causes the screen to be stuck at 60Hz.

If I "freeze" the app, the phone normally scales up to 120Hz, or successfully stays at 120Hz if the developmental option is toggled.

I also tested this after doing a fully factory reset (wiping data), on the latest January build, with the Kirisakura kernel.

Any idea how to fix this? As I really enjoy both apps.

Thanks!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
Which app version do you use? Can you share an info page screen shot from the app? Latest releases fixed this issue supposedly.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Rodimus8402:
I'm using v3.2.12, and here's a screenshot of the info page.

There's also this weird issue where the phone is slow to wake from doze while on the lockscreen, and a double tap or pressing the power button doesn't immediately wake it up.

I think it's potentially being caused by the Cleanslate Configuration app. Let me know if you need a screenshot of the info for that app too.

Thanks!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
To reflect, that app can't cause such issues, it doesn't interact with the system in any such way.

Please check the installation guide. You should join the beta program on both apps in app store as detailed in the installation guide in the first post. That's an old version which doesn't support this phone model
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Rodimus8402:
Ok got it, I've just joined the Beta program and the versions of both apps are more recent than what I installed from the Playstore.

I'll try this and report back if there are any issues, thanks!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Rodimus8402:
Qq, what does the "Call Off-Hook Vibration" option do?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Rodimus8402:
That seems to have fixed it, using both Beta apps.

The only issue that I'm having now is that the phone seems to be manually vibrating often, usually simultaneously when there's a toast message from either app.

Actually never mind, I was able to fix that.

Thanks again!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] bbvirtuoso:
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[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
- Update Android SP1A A12 - 1.3.3 -​

Android S stable - February update

- Update to latest google sources

- adblock hosts file updated

CleanSlate S 1.3.3 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip

Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 1.3.3 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17825722713688282829

Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 1.3.3 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17825722713688283038

Android S images zip (sp1a 2022-02-05)

Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.3.3: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=17825722713688282830

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.

vbmeta inside the zip of SP1A.003 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot

You can try to deactivate the vbmeta check before the first booting up right after sideloading the OTA , maybe that will let you boot without factory reset after vbmeta verify disabling.

Deactivate, you might need to factory reset if you don't follow the OTA-update/disable-before-first-boot procedure (fastboot -w for factory reset)

fastboot flash --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta stock-vbmeta-220205.003.img

How to re-activate if you need later?

fastboot flash vbmeta stock-vbmeta-220205.003.img

If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

NOTE: on latest update I was unable to patch the boot image manually with Magisk and boot it, got a reboot with that on Verity enabled device. I ended up using a kernel manager to install with the installer zip instead

Read first post in thread for installation details.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
- Update Android SP1A A12 - 1.3.4 -​

Android S stable 12L - March update

- Update to latest google sources

- adblock hosts file updated

- notification booster updated to be compatible with new type of long notification vibration

CleanSlate S 1.3.4 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip

Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 1.3.4 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=2981970449027578369

Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 1.3.4 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=2981970449027578370

Android S images zip (sp1a 2022-03-05)

Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.3.4: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=2981970449027578368

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.

vbmeta inside the zip of SP1A.013 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot

You can try to deactivate the vbmeta check before the first booting up right after sideloading the OTA , maybe that will let you boot without factory reset after vbmeta verify disabling.

Deactivate, you might need to factory reset if you don't follow the OTA-update/disable-before-first-boot procedure (fastboot -w for factory reset)

fastboot flash --disable-verity --disable-verification vbmeta stock-vbmeta-220305.013.img

How to re-activate if you need later?

fastboot flash vbmeta stock-vbmeta-220305.013.img

If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

NOTE: on latest March (12L) update I needed to update Magisk to Stable magisk app and latest stable magisk binaries in the zip, to be able to update with a kernel manager + magisk when installing with the installer zip.

Read first post in thread for installation details.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
So Google in this new 12l update had seriously decreased the strength of some notification vibrations like those for Gmail, Google chat, where a double vibration supposedly could notify. I'm rather dependent on these as I use the phone mostly on vibration only notification mode without sound.

So this change made noticing these, while phone is in pocket rather hard. Simply bumping up some parameters helped a bit in 1.3.4 to counter that, but it isn't really good.

So I'm replacing that type of vibration while in pocket with the one that is used for phone call vibrations. It will be short doubled vibration like on stock but more noticeable. Testing this, releasing in the coming days.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
- Update Android SP1A A12 - 1.4.0 -​

Android S stable 12L - Feature update

- Feature: change Notification boosting / Vibration boosting

---- In-pocket Notification boosting for double-vibration type notifs, noticeably stronger in-pocket, instead of weak sauce stock (e.g. gmail, google chat, teams...)

---- Vibration boosting for haptics: now only boost the very short stock haptics, other types of longer vibrations are not boosted at all, while screen is ON

---- Vibration boosting (slight boost) will trigger for notification vibrations while screen is OFF

- fix: additional tuning of Touch Corner Gestures, to filter out any remaining single-taps identified as double-tap gesture in the corner gesture area

- adblock hosts file updated, major additions in it

CleanSlate S 1.4.0 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip

Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 1.4.0 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=14655340768118442034

Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 1.4.0 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=14655340768118442035

Android S images zip (sp1a 2022-03-05)

Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.4.0: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=14655340768118442036

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.

vbmeta inside the zip of SP1A.013 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot

If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

NOTE: on latest March (12L) update I needed to update Magisk to Stable magisk app and latest stable magisk binaries in the zip, to be able to update with a kernel manager + magisk when installing with the installer zip.

Read first post in thread for installation details.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
- Update Android SP1A A12 - 1.4.2 -​

Android S stable 12L - April update

- installer zip/ Images updated to latest

- adblock hosts file updated

CleanSlate S 1.4.2 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip

Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 1.4.2 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=14655340768118449925

Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 1.4.2 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=14655340768118449926

Android S images zip (sp1a 2022-04-05)

Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.4.2: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=14655340768118449927

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.

vbmeta inside the zip of SP1A.004 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot

If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

NOTE: on latest March (12L) update I needed to update Magisk to Stable magisk app and latest stable magisk binaries in the zip, to be able to update with a kernel manager + magisk when installing with the installer zip.

Read first post in thread for installation details.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] kpirnie:
I see 2 apps in playsyore under you mate. 1 was last updated in september 2021, the other was december 2021... which one do I need to install?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] kpirnie:
apparently not the version I bought and installed.... there is no config for it at all other than some notification stuff ...

p.s. 1.4.2 oriole appears to work on Aprils update
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
From OP (and free versions at the bottom):
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] kpirnie:
Yep

This is what I clicked, then installed from the playstore after buying it. (note it's a playstore link)

I also joined the BETA after buying the app. There's a series of 4 buttons at the bottom, and NO other setting at all.. it's just notifications stuff..., the app also shows it was last updated in September... if... after clicking that link and not installing it... you just scroll down a little, you will see there is another version that was last updated in December. That one is also "for pay", and contains all the settings as shown here in the thread... whereas the first one (the one I asked about) does not....

Bit misleading info here... because this link, is likely NOT the app that is needed for all the settings...whereas, the second one is

Companion App 3.3.x-- Donation premium on PlayStore
--- MUST Use BETA program for this phone:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.cleanslate.csservice
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] kpirnie:
The one I point to here, is the one with all the settings... The one that is NOT being pointed to is the one from link in the OP.

p.s. Yes, I did spend $12 to figure that out for everyone ;).... however, have since uninstalled it and went to a different kernel
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
@kevp75 The free versions at the Android File Host links at the bottom of what I quoted allow you to see what each app does. Buying the apps is completely optional. I bought both even if I don't need both, just because.

Note that the kernel doesn't require these apps, either - they're optional. Also note that some other kernels are based on CleanSlate and can also use these apps.

You can request a refund through the Play Store, even past the initial 15-minute refund window.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] kpirnie:
I guess the point of what I originally posted is being missed somehow... My primary question was simply this:

I then took it a step further by mentioning that I bought both and figured out which one I actually wanted regardless... it was simply a infomatic statement for other members who may come in here looking for the same answer I was looking for... and answered myself.

No biggee, and no need for further discussion mate.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
@kevp75 Both apps are required if you want all the features.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
For technical reasons there are two apps required for the full functionality and also there's always the free apps there to try it out and use it with all the features of the kernel

One app is smaller memory and resource footprint for channeling phone events towards the kernel and back, that's the companion app.

The other one, with heavier UI is the configuration app where you can set features and even shut the app down if you don't need it running.

But happy that you found it all out after all. 👍👍
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Jiggs82:
Hey sorry if this has been asked already but any chance of a test kernel for a13 dp2 ? Thanks in advance
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] GrandMstrBud:
Can this Kerbal spoof TTL? Another one on here does but I've asked 3 times and no one seems to know how to. What I'm trying to do is USB or WiFi tether without it coming off my hotspot data. I can make this work with VPN hotspot but I was wondering if I can do that without using the VPN hotspot app.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] Israafil:
Can you cut the freq a bit more agressive in the battery save option in cleanslate?? Or maybe give more than 3 options to cut cpu freq, that would be nice. Also the schedulers are always overwritten in exkm is it possible to stop this behavior so we can manually control the freq??
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] busarida123:
Is 1.4.2 still good for May update?
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
- Update Android SP1A A12 - 1.4.3 -​

Android S stable 12L - May update

- installer zip/ Images updated to latest

- fix: further tweak of Corner area Gestures to avoid accidental doubletap detections

- change: when camera is on do not boost camera ui's haptics based on Vibration boost settings

- adblock hosts file updated

CleanSlate S 1.4.3 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip

Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 1.4.3 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=14655340768118469710

Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 1.4.3 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=14655340768118469711

Android S images zip (sp1a 2022-05-05)

Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.4.3: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=14655340768118469712

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.

vbmeta inside the zip of SP1A.002 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot

If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

Read first post in thread for installation details.[/color]
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] plasticarmyman:
flash failed because vendor_dklm is larger than current vendor_dklm
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
Have you updated your phone before updating kernel?

Unfortunately there's a chance of what you describe with kernel managers based installation. and the only way around it is to flash the stock full firmware back which will put the bigger dlkm image in place which will make room for the custom kernel dlkm partition.

(Or you can flash images manually from the zip, but you'll need to patch it from magisk manually to have root)
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] DespairFactor:
if you update anykernel, it includes lptools to resize that partition
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
I'll check that out, thanks for the heads-up! 👍👍
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
- Update Android SP1A A12 - 1.4.4 -​

Android S stable 12L - June update

- installer zip/ Images updated to latest with Verity handling/ dlkm resizing

---- Thanks for all the info/tips on the new anykernel3 installer version/scripts to @Freak07

- sources updated to June google update

- adblock hosts file updated

CleanSlate S 1.4.4 Downloads:

Magisk with Kernel manager installation

If using a kernel manager like EXKM or FKM, here's an anykernel installer zip

Kernel installer zip for P6Pro (raven) 1.4.4 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=15664248565197178961

Kernel installer zip for P6 (oriole) 1.4.4 (use with EXKM,FKM): https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=15664248565197178968

Android S images zip (sp1a 2022-06-05)

Pixel6/pro (not flashable, contains images) CS 1.4.4: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=15664248565197178960

For the second installation method with fastboot/ images, you'll need to have verity verification disabled.

vbmeta inside the zip of SP1A.009 to deactivate verity checks on the custom boot image and most probably to do factory reset, DO IT BEFORE FLASHING THE KERNEL, or it won't boot

If you're using Magisk rooting and patch the boot image before flashing, then you can skip verity disabling. If you do not use Magisk patching, you should always disable verification when applying OTAs from adb sideload, before booting up!

Read first post in thread for installation details.[/color]
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
I've updated and the new update 1.4.4 now includes this tooling. :)
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] DespairFactor:
There is also another patch to allow flashing with verity enabled and new magisk versions, it is not merged as far as I know, but it is in a PR on the AnyKernel3 repo. Furthermore, as found in Kirisakura's thread, you can disable verity alone without disabling verification to boot custom kernels. You will not need to wipe when you only disable verity.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] tbalden:
Thanks for the details

Yes, I use that pr based ak3 now, as freak07 suggested it. 👍👍 At some point the old ak3 won't work for that verity trick with new magisk that will be released soon, so I updated as well
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] vzzoli:
Hi,

Does VoLTE/5g work with this kernel without rooting in Google Pixel unsupported countries (for example in Hungary? :) )

thanks
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] roirraW "edor" ehT:
Hi. I don't think VoLTE or 5G have anything to do with custom kernels, specifically, nor can affect where they work.

There are many similar threads for this subject in this section although I have no idea if you'll find a solution there.
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] vzzoli:
Thanks, meanwhile I found a thread to unlock!
[Google Pixel 6 Pro] HinoAkina:
Hello, nice work!

Just wanted to ask one thing, would bringing degreenifier back from coral be possible?

Or are Pixel 6s' displays something else when it comes to that certain issue...?

Thanks