THIS RELEASE IS A TESTING RELEASE
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER
This software is provided for testing and educational purposes only. Use at your own risk.
The developers are not responsible for any damage, data loss, or issues that may occur.
Please ensure you have proper backups before installation.
đš Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
đš Bypass
- Includes module check bypass modifications
What are kernel modules?
Kernel modules are pieces of code that can be loaded into the kernel at runtime to extend functionality (such as device drivers, filesystem support, etc.). These are different from KernelSU/Magisk modules.
The Problem:
Sometimes when installing a custom kernel, the device attempts to load a kernel module that fails due to version mismatches, missing dependencies, or signature verification issues. This can cause boot failures or device instability.
The Solution:
This version changes one line from false to true to force-load the kernel module, bypassing the failure check that would normally prevent loading.
Features
- KernelSU-Next
dev-susfspatched by pershoot
(Warning from pershoot: This version is not recommended for production use. It is only intended for testing and development purposes.) - SUSFS āļ v2.0.0
- Hybrid Root Hooks
- Ptrace patch support for older kernels (< 5.16) (disabled for testing)
- IPSet support for advanced network filtering
- WireGuard support
- BBR v1 support
- BBG: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard (disabled for testing)
đš BBG (Baseband-guard)
- Lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for Android kernels
- Blocks unauthorized writes to critical partitions and device nodes
- Prevents malicious tampering with the baseband and boot chain
- Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
- Reduces the risk of soft-brick and hard-brick scenarios
Kernel Flasher
https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
Manager
- KernelSU-Next: https://t.me/WildKernels/18169/141998