Kernel Description

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These kernels can be used for Armbian and OpenWrt systems, such as the amlogic-s9xxx-armbian, amlogic-s9xxx-openwrt, flippy-openwrt-actions, and unifreq/openwrt_packit projects. They can be integrated when compiling firmware or installed in an existing system. Among them, kernel_flippy, kernel_stable, kernel_dev and kernel_beta are interchangeable general-purpose kernels. For specific usage methods, see the Kernel Use Instructions.

The kernel files in the kernel_flippy section of the Releases are stable version, which are series kernels shared by flippy.
The kernel files in the kernel_stable section of the Releases are stable version, which have enabled more support options according to user needs.
The kernel files in the kernel_dev section of the Releases are development version, which added third-party driver support and special modifications for some specific boxes.
The kernel files in the kernel_beta section of the Releases are beta version, which support custom addition of third-party driver patches, and allow custom configuration compilation.
The kernel files in the kernel_rk3588 section of the Releases are special version for the rk3588 series, and they are not compatible with other series.
The kernel files in the kernel_rk35xx section of the Releases are special version for the rk3528/rk3566/rk3568 series, and they are not compatible with other series.
The kernel files in the kernel_h6 section of the Releases are special version for the Allwinner H6 (TQC-A01) device, and they are not compatible with other series.
The dev section in the Releases has the download image of the cross-compilation toolchain required when compiling the kernel.
The tools section in the Releases has download images of Android systems for some common TV boxes, which can be used to restore the Android system when using Armbian and OpenWrt systems.

Kernel Compilation

For the method of kernel compilation, please refer to compile-kernel. For the method of kernel compilation using Actions on github.com, refer to .github/workflows. You can customize the kernel by modifying the kernel configuration files in kernel-config, and add custom kernel patches in the kernel-patch directory.
You can adjust the configuration of the kernel according to your needs, such as adding drivers and patches. You can also compile a personalized signature kernel with special meaning according to your mood, such as 5.10.95-happy-new-year, 5.10.96-beijing-winter-olympics, 5.10.99-valentines-day, etc.

- name: Compile the kernel
  uses: ophub/amlogic-s9xxx-armbian@main
  with:
    build_target: kernel
    kernel_version: 5.10.135_5.15.50
    kernel_auto: true
    kernel_sign: -yourname

Kernel Source Code

A big thank you to unifreq and others for maintaining the kernel source code. The source code used in the kernel files in the repository is as follows:

Kernel Tags	Source Code Repository	Applicable devices
kernel_flippy kernel_stable kernel_dev kernel_beta	unifreq/linux-5.4.y unifreq/linux-5.10.y unifreq/linux-5.15.y unifreq/linux-6.1.y unifreq/linux-6.6.y unifreq/linux-6.12.y	Amlogic Allwinner Rockchip
kernel_rk3588	unifreq/linux-5.10.y-rk35xx unifreq/linux-6.1.y-rockchip	Rockchip-RK3588
kernel_rk35xx	unifreq/linux-5.10.y-rk35xx unifreq/linux-6.1.y-rockchip	Rockchip-RK3528/RK3566/RK3568
kernel_h6	13584452567/linux-6.4.y 13584452567/linux-6.5.y 13584452567/linux-6.6.y	Allwinner-H6(TQC-A01)
kernel_stable kernel_dev kernel_h6 kernel_rk3588 kernel_rk35xx	codesnas/linux-5.4.y codesnas/linux-5.10.y codesnas/linux-5.15.y codesnas/linux-6.1.y codesnas/linux-6.6.y codesnas/linux-6.12.y codesnas/linux-h6-6.6.y codesnas/linux-5.10.y-rk35xx codesnas/linux-6.1.y-rockchip	The kernel source code was cloned from the repositories of unifreq, 13584452567 and chewitt, facilitating learning how to patch the kernel by following these experts.
kernel_rk3588	armbian/linux-rockchip	Rockchip-Beta(6.1.y)
kernel_rk35xx	armbian/linux-rockchip	Rockchip-Beta(6.1.y)

Resource Sharing

Important

I have backed up some Android system images for common devices under Tools. These can be used to restore the original Android system of a device, especially useful during flashing or unbricking. Unfortunately, due to an operational mistake on 2025.05.20, I accidentally deleted the kernel repository, resulting in the loss of all historical resources(The files have been re-uploaded using the 123 Cloud Drive backup shared by the enthusiastic user Ghost. Special thanks for the support.). According to GitHub’s policy, restoring a repository only recovers the code, not the assets in the Releases section. To prevent similar incidents in the future, I strongly recommend that users who need these resources download and back them up as soon as possible.

If you have backups or would like to share resources, you’re welcome to leave a comment in the issues section with links to your repositories, cloud drives, or mirror sites. Sharing is not limited to the systems and tools I’ve backed up — all relevant resources are welcome. If you’ve created repositories such as u-boot or firmware, feel free to share those as well. Repositories on platforms like GitLab or Gitee are also welcome, and I’ll add navigation links to them in the repository’s friend links section.

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License

The kernel © OPHUB is licensed under GPL-2.0

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