RTX-Project X00TD/X00T

About the RTX Kernel Variant:
RS : Kernel for Android 11 and 12 . ROMs
with CAF LA.UM.9.2.r1-XXXXX-SDMxx0.0 .

PQ: Kernel for Android 9, 10, and ROM ROMs
Which stock is still using
QPNP Driver based old vibration.
With CAF LA.UM.8.2.r2-XXXXX-sdm660.0,
so don't flash on the same ROM
the vibration is already using the Driver
based on LEDs , later the vibration will turn off.

LV : For Vibration-Based ROMs
Driver LEDs or usually Android 11 and above,
Don't Flash on Android 10 or any ROM
still using the old Vibration based
QPNP driver, will bootloop later.

NLV : For ROMs whose vibrations are still
Using Old QPNP Driver or usual
Android 10 and below, Don't flash on ROM
whose vibration is already using Driver
based on LEDs , later the vibration will turn off .

What is EAS?

Energy Aware Scheduling (EAS) is
improvements to Linux power management,
unify CPU power control under
Linux kernels. EAS expands scheduler
Linux kernel to make it completely
realize the power/performance capability of the CPU in
system, to optimize energy consumption
for advanced multi-core SoCs including
big.LITTLE. With EAS, the Linux kernel will
using the CPU's task load and 'Energy Model'
to control the assignment of tasks to select
Optimal CPU to run.

What is HMP?

Heterogeneous Multi-Processing This is a scheduler
standard load for any big.LITTLE device
released in recent years, apart from
Google Pixel. HMP leverages the big.LITTLE architecture,
delegating low priority, less work
intensive to a small core that consumes less
power. HMP is “safe” where it knows what to do
get into the big core and what to get into the core
small, without making mistakes. It just works
and requires less effort to set up in
development side rather than something like EAS, which
we'll talk about in a moment. HMP is just an extension
from CFS to make it power aware.

HMP does not take guesses, nor does it predict processes
future. This is great, but that's why the device
can't surf running EAS and also why
it consumes a bit more battery. This, finally,
brings us to Energy Aware Scheduling (EAS), which is very
I believe is the future in ROM development and
kernel as more and more OEMs are adopting it.