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Version 2.0
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The initial goal of this project was to provide a relatively stable channel for compiling and updating KernelSU and SuSFS for a wider range of Non-GKI kernels.
It also aims to provide an easier compilation process using GitHub Actions, which not only makes it easier for us to maintain but also allows you to use our project to compile your own kernels.
Important
We are based on the GPLv3 License
We permit:
- Forking and using for personal compilation.
- Staring this project.
- Contributing to the project.
- Small-scale sharing of compilation results based on open-source and free provision.
We do not permit:
- Using this project to provide paid services.
- Engaging in commercial activities without consent.
- Architecture
- Unified submodules for updates.
- Relatively independent variable calls.
- Variables that don't require additional association.
- Modules
- No need to modify submodules unless there are special requirements.
- Submodules are easy to understand and learn from.
- Ease of Use
- If you don't need SuSFS, you can compile directly after modifying only a few variables.
- Easier to fill out and call patches after locally generating SuSFS patch files.
- Multiple branches ensure it's easy to find example YAML files after forking.
- System
- Supports Ubuntu 20.04-24.04.
- Supports Arch Linux.
- Supports compilation on X86_64.
- Supports compilation on ARM64.
- Compilation
- Supports ARM64 kernels.
- Supports ARM (ARMV7A) kernels.(Aborted support.)
- Thanks to the contributors of the Version 1.X series (in no particular order):
- Thanks to KernelSU_Action - @xiaoleGun for providing much of the inspiration for this project.
- Thanks to every user who has provided an Issue.
- Thanks to the users who provided Issues or ideas for this project on CoolAPK.
- KernelSU - @tiann
- rsuntk - @rsuntk
- Magic - @backslashxx
- SukiSU-Ultra - @ShirkNeko
- Next - @rifsxd
- Wild - @TheWildJames
- SuSFS - @simonpunk
- Re:Kernel - @Sakion-Team
- Baseband Guard - @秋刀鱼
- And to more open-source kernel authors.