First things first.
***I AM NOT BY ANY MEANS an ANDROID or C DEV*** in fact I am a QA however I do have development experience in other languages.
That being said I do own and daily use a SM-G925W8 and this is currently very stable, now onto the details.
This is a port/merge of AndreiLux's Perseus7420 Kernel for the north american s6 Edge.
I did not write this Kernel, all I did was adapt the kernel from the G920F to the G925W8 version.
more specifically I merged the changes present from G920F -> G925F and applied them to the source code from G925W8
then merged that into AndreiLux's ref-3.10 branch https://github.com/AndreiLux/ref-3.10.
Built the kernel, applied the same ramdisk changes that AndreiLux's kernel has and repacked the boot.img
So here you go.
The Perseus7420 kernel that was previously only available for the non edge F variant is now available to use on the canadian variant.
I have tested it all day and this thing is very very stable.
What works:
Call Audio (w8/t have a secondary sound chip ES705 which needs to be explicitly enabled in the defconfig)
Everything else AndreiLux implemented, including full voltage control for all cpu cores,gpu,memory,internal busses please see his change log here: https://github.com/AndreiLux/ref-3.10/releases
What doesnt work:
-nothing?
-you tell me
-still testing
-****I have no idea if this actually works on SM-G925T but it verymuch should... I only have the W8 variant***
I will attempt to keep this up to date and merge in any new changes Andrei releases's as this phone is my dd and I
Please note. DO NOT FLASH THIS zip!!!! YOU MUST EXTRACT IT
This image file must be flashed with either:
1) dd if=/path_to_image/boot.img of=/dev/block/sda# <- your boot sector
2) or in twrp you can flash an image instead of a zip by clicking images in the bottom right corner of twrp, then selecting boot.img then the boot radio box before hitting flash.
3) flashify
in all cases backup your current boot image first.
and of course im not liable for anything you break.
thanks for checking out my merge of AndreiLux's kick ass kernel
gundal
***I AM NOT BY ANY MEANS an ANDROID or C DEV*** in fact I am a QA however I do have development experience in other languages.
That being said I do own and daily use a SM-G925W8 and this is currently very stable, now onto the details.
This is a port/merge of AndreiLux's Perseus7420 Kernel for the north american s6 Edge.
I did not write this Kernel, all I did was adapt the kernel from the G920F to the G925W8 version.
more specifically I merged the changes present from G920F -> G925F and applied them to the source code from G925W8
then merged that into AndreiLux's ref-3.10 branch https://github.com/AndreiLux/ref-3.10.
Built the kernel, applied the same ramdisk changes that AndreiLux's kernel has and repacked the boot.img
So here you go.
The Perseus7420 kernel that was previously only available for the non edge F variant is now available to use on the canadian variant.
I have tested it all day and this thing is very very stable.
What works:
Call Audio (w8/t have a secondary sound chip ES705 which needs to be explicitly enabled in the defconfig)
Everything else AndreiLux implemented, including full voltage control for all cpu cores,gpu,memory,internal busses please see his change log here: https://github.com/AndreiLux/ref-3.10/releases
What doesnt work:
-nothing?
-you tell me
-still testing
-****I have no idea if this actually works on SM-G925T but it verymuch should... I only have the W8 variant***
I will attempt to keep this up to date and merge in any new changes Andrei releases's as this phone is my dd and I
Please note. DO NOT FLASH THIS zip!!!! YOU MUST EXTRACT IT
This image file must be flashed with either:
1) dd if=/path_to_image/boot.img of=/dev/block/sda# <- your boot sector
2) or in twrp you can flash an image instead of a zip by clicking images in the bottom right corner of twrp, then selecting boot.img then the boot radio box before hitting flash.
3) flashify
in all cases backup your current boot image first.
and of course im not liable for anything you break.
thanks for checking out my merge of AndreiLux's kick ass kernel
gundal
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