This is a repository for automatically building GKI kernels

Non-GKI users can try resources from SukiSU Cloud Drive; does not support OnePlus ColorOS14, 15

If this is your first time using it, please read the following content carefully — don’t waste others’ time out of laziness!

Recent updates: 1. OnePlus 8ELITE processor can use 6.6 kernel (untested); 2. Fixed compilation errors for these GKI versions — [5.10.(66, 81, 101), 5.15.(74, 94, 104)]

Download

You can download your resources here

1. About Anykernel3.zip: download and use!
   • Then use a flashing tool, e.g. HorizonKernelFlasher to flash the kernel
2. About boot.img: download the one matching your kernel format (uncompressed, gz, lz4), refer here to find the suitable boot.img
   • Flash using FASTBOOT, or use a flashing tool to flash it to the boot partition of the ROOT slot (e.g. Aiwanji, Kernelflasher)

Support

Feature	Description
KernelSU	Includes Official, MKSU, SUKISU, NEXT
SUSFS4	Kernel-level patch to assist KSU hiding
BBR	TCP congestion control algorithm, makes network faster?
Wireguard	See wiki link on the left
LZ4KD	Said to be a ZRAM algorithm from HUAWEI source, patch ported by Yuncai Zhifeng

Also supports these algorithms, can switch ZRAM in scene

LZ4K, LZ4HC, deflate, 842, zstdn, lz4k_oplus

KSU Manager

After compilation, you’ll see a file like Next-Manager(12600). Simply put, this is the latest manager uploaded along with the kernel.

Similarly, the Release also includes the latest manager!

Emergency Rescue Guide

Important

Trigger Conditions
Perform rescue if your device cannot boot due to:

• Flashed wrong/incompatible kernel
• Kernel version mismatch (e.g. flashing version 233 kernel on 5.10.66)

1. Enter FASTBOOT mode

   • Physical button combo: Power + Volume- or ADB command: adb reboot bootloader

2. Execute flash command

   $ fastboot flash boot <full boot.img filename>

How to obtain stock image

1. Extract from existing firmware

   • OTA zip: unzip then use payload-dumper tool
   • Full flash package: unzip directly to get boot.img

2. Get from external resources

   • Search on community forums: device model + stock boot (e.g. XDA/Coolapk)
   • Online extraction on mobile

Tip

Kernel version compatibility notes

1. Cross sub-version flashing rule
When your device’s GKI main version is 5.10.x (e.g. 5.10.168), you can flash a higher sub-version kernel within the same main version (e.g. 5.10.198).
For X-lts versions, e.g. android12-5.10.X-lts-AnyKernel3.zip:

• X-lts means Long Term Support (highest sub-version, this example is 5.10.236)
• LTS version number increases with GKI source updates (other versions like 198 are permanently fixed)
• ⚠️ Note: LTS is the latest, but latest ≠ most stable (e.g. 6.6.x may have auto-reboot BUG)

2. Kernel version spoofing method
Execute in MT Manager terminal:

uname -r | sed 's/^[^-]*//'

After getting it, copy directly and fill this version into the Action compile panel to spoof the kernel version.

3. Compile optimization tips
Edit the config file (like kernel-a12-5.10.yml):

• ▶️ Delete/comment out GKI versions you don’t need (speed up compilation)
• ➕ Add specified GKI version (see custom guide)
• 📅 Kernel build time: refer to the comments around line 490 in gki-kernel.yml

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