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aRise Kernel X2 Lmi Stable | Android 11/12
Updated: 18/01/'22

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Changelog:
- Upstreamed to 4.19.225
- Added WireGuard Support
- Introduced Simple Low Memory Killer(And Tweaked Them)
- crypto and x86 BACKPORTS and UPSTREAMS
- kgsl BACKPORTS (To match with Fuse)
- Use 100Hz tick Rate (300Hz its too much)
- Fix in some roms vibration doesn't work
- Some Idle optimizations
- Ext4: Fsync: Optimize Double-fsync() a bunch
- Fixed in China Miui blobs based roms wif i not working
- Kill Userspace CPU Boosting entirely
- lz4: Removed unused functions
- Fixed Alioth not changing volume levels with Headphones on
- Improved alot FOD
- locking/rwsem BACKPORTS
- UnderVolt 670Mhz
- Introduced Dynamic Stune Boost
- Introduced Stune Assist
- Reduced alot of Latency (Smoother)

Note:
- To enabled oc just need to add "-69hz" in zip name

🤝 Credits:
- Thx to all testers
Thx to SM8250 for source

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