I have to do a very sad announcement: my Redmi 7A got lost today, so I can't continue developing for Xiaomi SDM439 devices anymore.
CherryKernel updates will slow down from now on. I encourage other developers to fork Cherry and continue our legacy.
I'm very grateful for the community we've built (and we've been there since the very beggining) and for how much we've contributed to it through the time.
Thanks to everyone for supporting this project! I really love you all ❤️
I have to do a very sad announcement: my Redmi 7A got lost today, so I can't continue developing for Xiaomi SDM439 devices anymore.
CherryKernel updates will slow down from now on. I encourage other developers to fork Cherry and continue our legacy.
I'm very grateful for the community we've built (and we've been there since the very beggining) and for how much we've contributed to it through the time.
Thanks to everyone for supporting this project! I really love you all ❤️
See you later 👋
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