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Nexus Kernel V3
Updated: 09/08/'21

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Changelog:
- Upstream to v4.14.237-238-239-240-241-242-243😂
- kernel: irq: add more backup pathways for perf critical IRQs.
- drm/msm: Mark important kthreads as performance critical
- drm: Mark IRQ as performance critical.
- Optimized Cpu Mask values
- Added SMLK
- devfreq_boost: Introduce devfreq boost driver.
- arch: arm64: trinket: Switch to efficient frequencies
- Optimized a lot.
- Now flashable on dfe RUM's
- More changelogs check here

Note: Boots only on OSS vendor based RUM's

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