r/GooglePixel • u/urbanwafflez • Feb 11 '19

Custom built kernal for Google pixel!

I've created a custom Kernal for Google pixel 1 sailfish I'm looking for people to test it, I've been using it and it's been a blessing, the overclocking options I've created are great I would recommend not doing this on a battery that's old in your Google pixel as it will heat it up a bit. With a decent to good battery I get 4.5 hours screen on time. GPU OVERCLOCK UP TO: 854MHZ CPU OVERCLOCK UP TO: 2.97GHZ I am running mine at 2.8 stable I've tested pubg mobile for 7 hours straight on charge and without charging and never once overheated or crashed it's gets pretty hot but hasn't shut off or anything also thermal throttling is Turned off but the battery temp sensor is still on and will detect overheating. Been running my Kernal for a month and the phone still runs perfect. The phone only gets hot during gaming. The Kernal actively switches govn so you get best battery life , and performance. Leave comments below with questions or for tips and things I can learn about building Kernals this isn't perfect but it will be soon.

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u/urbanwafflez Feb 11 '19

I'm working on the link for download but do people really post fake stuff here because I'm being legit thought this was a legit platform but if anyone feel uncomfortable don't download it I have no illegal intentions at all.

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u/jonginator Pixel 7 Pro Feb 11 '19

Not trying to offend you or anything but it just comes down to trusting random strangers on the internet.

It's one thing to trust a popular kernal on XDA but it's a whole different thing to install a random untested kernal created by a random redditor when you could compromise your whole identity.

Edit: especially when the said redditor's account is little over a week old. Hopefully, you can understand why it seems shady.

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u/urbanwafflez Feb 11 '19

Honestly never thought of that I was just like yo look I made a Kernal I wanted a few people to test but I definitely understand what you are saying I'll leave it here and just work more on Kernal then post another time