⚙Changelog: - FIXED CONNECTION ISSUES! - Rebased tree - Added KSU support - Added touchboost driver - DT2W support for FT8179 & NT36672A Panel - Kconfig: Switch back to WALT scheduler - arm64: crypto: add NEON accelerated XOR implementation - block: zram: Use lz4 as default zram compression - zram: set default size to 2gb - Full Changelog
🪲Bugs: - If you get a bug, you can report it to @zaidannn7 & provide logs
🎉Credits & Thanks: - UnicornHorn for base kernel - Thanks for all juice dev for the commits that I pick from their kernel
⚙Changelog: - FIXED CONNECTION ISSUES! - Rebased tree - Added KSU support - Added touchboost driver - DT2W support for FT8179 & NT36672A Panel - Kconfig: Switch back to WALT scheduler - arm64: crypto: add NEON accelerated XOR implementation - block: zram: Use lz4 as default zram compression - zram: set default size to 2gb - Full Changelog
🪲Bugs: - If you get a bug, you can report it to @zaidannn7 & provide logs
🎉Credits & Thanks: - UnicornHorn for base kernel - Thanks for all juice dev for the commits that I pick from their kernel
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