Two Public Service Announcements for the price of none:

1) For anyone who no doubt may be wondering, the latest release is compatible with 16 QPR1 Beta 3 (BP31.250610.004). Naturally, I will continue to keep the Neutrino inline with the latest QPR kernel, it just may take a bit more time than it has in the past given that I have to beg Google for sources now and also because..

2) My phone is cooked, display shit the bed on me the other day and it's currently in Google's hands awaiting an RMA verdict. One way or another, I'll be getting a replacement device either by way of warranty claim or preferred care, hopefully sometime early next week.

Just a heads up for anyone who might be interested, you can expect a new release tomorrow as long as nothing goes sideways.

Apologies for the extended downtime, I did switch devices recently, but probably not the device you might be expecting.

For this reason, I'll be continuing to support Pixel 9 for the foreseeable future (because I absolutely cannot afford a 10 Fold) 👍

I've had a couple people reach out to me regarding what appear to be soft reboots on recent builds. This is problematic as these are not caused by a kernel panic directly, and thus no ramoops is generated.

Obviously, this is not something that I am experiencing personally. I wouldn't release builds that were unstable (for me), and I don't have any indication that this is a common occurrence for the majority of users.

If you are one of those people, however, and you want me to attempt to address your concern then I need you to take an active role in troubleshooting, as I unfortunately cannot debug an issue that I don't have. At a minimum, knowing how to reliably induce the bug would be helpful.

In the case of indirect soft reboots where a kernel panic doesn't occur, I would need a dmesg dumped either to the device or your PC that captures the event, ideally beginning prior to the crash until the reboot occurs. Alternatively, dumping dmesg as soon as humanly possible after a soft reboot is less ideal, but may still be helpful.

I would also ask you to consider running through a process of elimination on any mods you may have installed in order to ensure that they aren't contributing to the issue. If you are able to identify a problematic module, let me know, and I can take it from there.

As far as logcats are concerned, I will take them with an accompanying dmesg, but a standalone logcat isn't particularly useful to me as it provides very little in the way of tangible information about the kernel, but can be useful as an adjunct.

The nature of the beta/stable relationship is such that sometimes cross-compatibility is possible, and sometimes it isn't.

I understand that there may be Bluetooth and/or WiFi issues on QPR1 with the latest release.

Unfortunately that means your options are to not use the kernel, or move to QPR2 depending on what is more important to you.

Neutrino has always been based on the current beta kernel sources, and it always will be. I don't use or test on stable, and I won't entertain issues that are exclusive to stable.