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@Drizzy07x Drizzy07x released this 11 Apr 07:23
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[v2.4 STABLE] - 2026-04-11

This stable release focuses on strengthening compatibility, diagnostics, and cross-version resilience while preserving the current performance profile.
The goal of v2.4 STABLE is to keep the module feeling reliable and well-balanced on Android 16 QPR3 while improving adaptability and observability for Android 17, without introducing harsher tuning.

Highlights

  • Improved compatibility handling across Android 16 QPR3 and Android 17
  • Added stronger capability detection instead of relying on rigid version-specific behavior
  • Expanded diagnostics and auditing for easier support and troubleshooting
  • Preserved the current stable tuning profile without adding aggressive new tweaks
  • Focused on long-term maintainability and cleaner fallback behavior

Changes

  • Added a dedicated System Version Audit block for Android release, SDK, build, kernel, and device reporting
  • Added a Compatibility Audit block to validate available paths, supported options, and kernel-exposed capabilities
  • Improved block I/O compatibility checks with safer scheduler parsing and stricter validation
  • Improved network capability validation before applying supported values
  • Improved compatibility handling for unsupported or unavailable nodes by using safer SKIP behavior
  • Preserved vm.page-cluster=0 only when swap or zram is active
  • Preserved selective IRQ affinity for storage/UFS, Wi-Fi/network, and touch/input
  • Preserved conservative VM, block I/O, and network tuning with cleaner diagnostics
  • Added a more useful support-oriented audit flow for easier comparison between builds

Focus of this release

  • Better cross-version compatibility
  • Better diagnostics and support visibility
  • Cleaner fallback behavior
  • More maintainable daily-use profile
  • Stable performance without unnecessary expansion of tuning scope

Notes

This release does not aim to push performance further through additional tweaks.
Instead, it improves how the module detects, validates, and applies its existing profile so it can remain safer, cleaner, and more dependable across future Android updates.