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Plexi Kernel GKI 2.0 - KMI - android14-6.1-11

This is a modified kernel rebased off the google ACK branch common-android14-6.1 This kernel has been tested and developed for use with Google Pixel Tensor SoC models based on the Exynos fab. Personal testing was performed on a Google Pixel 6 Pro. Please open an issue if you experience any.

Features

  • GKI 2.0 kernel KMI compatible with the Pixel 6, 7, 8, and 9 series (include 'a' models)

  • SukiSU v4.0.0 latest; integrated kernel-level root. Download the manager app or read more: (https://github.com/SukiSU-Ultra/SukiSU-Ultra)

  • SUSFS v2.0.0; advanced root-hiding capabilities. Management is support via KernelSU module or directly through the SukiSU manager app

  • built entirely with Android Clang/LLVM r522817 (v18.0.1) with LTO-thin and Clang CFI optimizations

  • SPL (security patch level) 20251105

  • (TODO: add to in-tree; testing successful) bcm4389 WiFi driver rebuilt + monitor-mode firmware!!!

  • battery life improvements (while still performing better than stock kernel)

Flashing Notes:

  1. Use the latest platform-tools from Google (v36+) [HIGHLY RECOMMENDED]

  2. Do a test boot before flashing. While in bootloader: fastboot boot <boot_img>

  3. Google Implements anti-rollback in the bootloader, which means you can only flash boot images

    that have the same or newer SPL as your device is currently on. For maximum compatibility, I

    will always match the SPL of the current official stock release. If you are on an older SPL or

    aren't sure, you can use magiskboot unpack <plexi_boot_image> or download the Image file, rename the

    Image to kernel and then run magiskboot repack <current_boot_image>.

  • [TO-DO] Make a script containing the plexi image that you can easily repack with a single command.

  • [TO-DO-TOO] Add a feature to SukiSU Ultra manager to automagically repack a boot image.

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