Releases: WildKernels/GKI_KernelSU_SUSFS
!!TESTING!! GKI Kernels With Wild KSU & SUSFS v2.0.0 !!TESTING!!
!!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.
🔹 Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
🔹 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 (like device drivers, filesystem support, etc.). These are different from KernelSU/Magisk modules.
- The Problem: Sometimes when installing a custom kernel, the device tries 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:
-> Wild KSU Manager Support, Also Compatible with KernelSU-Next Manager
-> SUSFS ඞ v2.0.0
-> SUSFS Inline Hooks
-> Ptrace Patch Support for Older Kernels (<5.16)
-> IPSet Support for Advanced Network Filtering
-> Wireguard Support
-> BBR v1 Support
-> BBG: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard
🔹 BBG (Baseband-guard)
- A lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for Android kernel
- Blocks unauthorized writes to critical partitions/device nodes
- Prevents malicious tampering with baseband and boot chain
- Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
- Reduces risk of soft-brick/hard-brick issues
Kernel Flasher:
-> https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
Manager:
-> Wild KSU Manager: https://github.com/WildKernels/Wild_KSU
-> Next: https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next
Module:
-> https://github.com/sidex15/ksu_module_susfs
!!THIS RELEASE IS A TESTING RELEASE!!
!!TESTING!! GKI Kernels With KernelSU-Next & SUSFS v2.0.0 !!TESTING!!
!!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.
🔹 Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
🔹 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 (like device drivers, filesystem support, etc.). These are different from KernelSU/Magisk modules.
- The Problem: Sometimes when installing a custom kernel, the device tries 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-susfs patched by pershoot (Warning from pershoot: This version is not recommended for production use. It is only intended for testing and development purposes.)
-> SUSFS ඞ v2.0.0
-> Hybrid Root Hooks
-> Ptrace Patch Support for Older Kernels (<5.16)
-> IPSet Support for Advanced Network Filtering
-> Wireguard Support
-> BBR v1 Support
-> BBG: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard
🔹 BBG (Baseband-guard)
- A lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for Android kernel
- Blocks unauthorized writes to critical partitions/device nodes
- Prevents malicious tampering with baseband and boot chain
- Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
- Reduces risk of soft-brick/hard-brick issues
Kernel Flasher:
-> https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
Manager:
-> Next: https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next
Module:
-> https://github.com/sidex15/ksu_module_susfs
!!THIS RELEASE IS A TESTING RELEASE!!
!!TESTING!! GKI Kernels With KernelSU-Next & SUSFS v2.0.0 !!TESTING!!
!!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.
🔹 Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
🔹 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 (like device drivers, filesystem support, etc.). These are different from KernelSU/Magisk modules.
- The Problem: Sometimes when installing a custom kernel, the device tries 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-susfs patched by pershoot (Warning from pershoot: This version is not recommended for production use. It is only intended for testing and development purposes.)
-> SUSFS ඞ v2.0.0
-> Hybrid Root Hooks
-> Ptrace Patch Support for Older Kernels (<5.16)
-> IPSet Support for Advanced Network Filtering
-> Wireguard Support
-> BBR v1 Support
-> BBG: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard
🔹 BBG (Baseband-guard)
- A lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for Android kernel
- Blocks unauthorized writes to critical partitions/device nodes
- Prevents malicious tampering with baseband and boot chain
- Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
- Reduces risk of soft-brick/hard-brick issues
Kernel Flasher:
-> https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
Manager:
-> Next: https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next
Module:
-> https://github.com/sidex15/ksu_module_susfs
!!THIS RELEASE IS A TESTING RELEASE!!
!!TESTING!! GKI Kernels With KernelSU-Next & SUSFS v2.0.0 !!TESTING!!
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.
🔹 Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
🔹 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 ඞ 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)
🔹 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
Module
THIS RELEASE IS A TESTING RELEASE
GKI Kernels With WKSU & SUSFS v1.5.12
fa51347
TheWildJames
James McConnell
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.
🔹 Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
🔹 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 (like device drivers, filesystem support, etc.). These are different from KernelSU/Magisk modules.
- The Problem: Sometimes when installing a custom kernel, the device tries 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:
-> Wild KSU
-> Multi Manager Support for WKSU, KernelSU-Next! Needs Testing: KSU, MKSU RKSU, xxKSU, KowSU and SukiSU (Best compatibility with WKSU, no support will be provided for other managers)
-> SUSFS ඞ v1.5.12
-> Scope-Minimized Manual hooks v1.4
-> Ptrace Patch Support for Older Kernels (<5.16)
-> IPSet Support for Advanced Network Filtering
-> Wireguard Support
-> BBR v1 Support
-> Added BBG support to prevent unauthorised writes to certain partitions: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard
🔹 BBG (Baseband-guard)
- A lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for Android kernel
- Blocks unauthorized writes to critical partitions/device nodes
- Prevents malicious tampering with baseband and boot chain
- Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
- Reduces risk of soft-brick/hard-brick issues
Notes:
-> SUS SU Mode 2 will show as disabled or not compatible due to non-kprobe hooks and is not needed anymore!
-> Official Kernel Flasher is broken with latest susfs, try https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
-> boot.img files: Available as CI artifacts only - download from the Actions tab in the "Misc" Artifact
-> Warning: boot.img files may not boot on some devices
-> Note: For detailed commit information and component versions, please check the build summary in the "Misc" Artifact
Module:
-> https://github.com/sidex15/ksu_module_susfs
Managers:
-> WKSU: https://github.com/WildKernels/Wild_KSU
-> Next: https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next
GKI Kernels With WKSU & SUSFS v1.5.12
cc1c221
TheWildJames
James McConnell
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.
🔹 Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
🔹 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 (like device drivers, filesystem support, etc.). These are different from KernelSU/Magisk modules.
- The Problem: Sometimes when installing a custom kernel, the device tries 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:
-> Wild KSU
-> Multi Manager Support for WKSU, KernelSU-Next! Needs Testing: KSU, MKSU RKSU, xxKSU, KowSU and SukiSU (Best compatibility with WKSU, no support will be provided for other managers)
-> SUSFS ඞ v1.5.12
-> Scope-Minimized Manual hooks v1.4
-> Ptrace Patch Support for Older Kernels (<5.16)
-> IPSet Support for Advanced Network Filtering
-> Wireguard Support
-> BBR v1 Support
-> Kernel Sound System: Basic audio support with PCM, timers, procfs info, dynamic devices, and loopback module (module found at /data/adb/lkm after install)
-> Added BBG support to prevent unauthorised writes to certain partitions: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard
🔹 BBG (Baseband-guard)
- A lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for Android kernel
- Blocks unauthorized writes to critical partitions/device nodes
- Prevents malicious tampering with baseband and boot chain
- Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
- Reduces risk of soft-brick/hard-brick issues
Notes:
-> SUS SU Mode 2 will show as disabled or not compatible due to non-kprobe hooks and is not needed anymore!
-> Official Kernel Flasher is broken with latest susfs, try https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
-> boot.img files: Available as CI artifacts only - download from the Actions tab in the "Misc" Artifact
-> Warning: boot.img files may not boot on some devices
-> Note: For detailed commit information and component versions, please check the build summary in the "Misc" Artifact
Module:
-> https://github.com/sidex15/ksu_module_susfs
Managers:
-> WKSU: https://github.com/WildKernels/Wild_KSU
-> Next: https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next
GKI Kernels With WKSU & SUSFS v1.5.12
b6f77af
TheWildJames
James McConnell
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.
🔹 Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
🔹 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 (like device drivers, filesystem support, etc.). These are different from KernelSU/Magisk modules.
- The Problem: Sometimes when installing a custom kernel, the device tries 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:
-> Wild KSU
-> Multi Manager Support for WKSU, KernelSU-Next! Needs Testing: KSU, MKSU RKSU, xxKSU, KowSU and SukiSU (Best compatibility with WKSU, no support will be provided for other managers)
-> SUSFS ඞ v1.5.12
-> Scope-Minimized Manual hooks v1.4
-> Ptrace Patch Support for Older Kernels (<5.16)
-> IPSet Support for Advanced Network Filtering
-> Wireguard Support
-> BBR v1 Support
-> Kernel Sound System: Basic audio support with PCM, timers, procfs info, dynamic devices, and loopback module (module found at /data/adb/lkm after install)
-> Added BBG support to prevent unauthorised writes to certain partitions: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard
🔹 BBG (Baseband-guard)
- A lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for Android kernel
- Blocks unauthorized writes to critical partitions/device nodes
- Prevents malicious tampering with baseband and boot chain
- Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
- Reduces risk of soft-brick/hard-brick issues
Notes:
-> SUS SU Mode 2 will show as disabled or not compatible due to non-kprobe hooks and is not needed anymore!
-> Official Kernel Flasher is broken with latest susfs, try https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
-> boot.img files: Available as CI artifacts only - download from the Actions tab in the "Misc" Artifact
-> Warning: boot.img files may not boot on some devices
-> Note: For detailed commit information and component versions, please check the build summary in the "Misc" Artifact
Module:
-> https://github.com/sidex15/ksu_module_susfs
Managers:
-> WKSU: https://github.com/WildKernels/Wild_KSU
-> Next: https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next
GKI Kernels With WKSU & SUSFS v1.5.12
280674d
TheWildJames
James McConnell
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.
🔹 Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
🔹 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 (like device drivers, filesystem support, etc.). These are different from KernelSU/Magisk modules.
- The Problem: Sometimes when installing a custom kernel, the device tries 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:
-> Wild KSU
-> Multi Manager Support for WKSU, KernelSU-Next! Needs Testing: KSU, MKSU RKSU, xxKSU, KowSU and SukiSU (Best compatibility with WKSU, no support will be provided for other managers)
-> SUSFS ඞ v1.5.12
-> Scope-Minimized Manual hooks v1.4
-> Ptrace Patch Support for Older Kernels (<5.16)
-> IPSet Support for Advanced Network Filtering
-> Wireguard Support
-> BBR v1 Support
-> Added BBG support to prevent unauthorised writes to certain partitions: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard
🔹 BBG (Baseband-guard)
- A lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for Android kernel
- Blocks unauthorized writes to critical partitions/device nodes
- Prevents malicious tampering with baseband and boot chain
- Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
- Reduces risk of soft-brick/hard-brick issues
Notes:
-> SUS SU Mode 2 will show as disabled or not compatible due to non-kprobe hooks and is not needed anymore!
-> Official Kernel Flasher is broken with latest susfs, try https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
-> boot.img files: Available as CI artifacts only (not included in releases) - download from the Actions tab
-> Warning: boot.img files may not boot on some devices
-> Note: For detailed commit information and component versions, please check the build summary in the GitHub Actions workflow that generated this release.
Module:
-> https://github.com/sidex15/ksu_module_susfs
Managers:
-> WKSU: https://github.com/WildKernels/Wild_KSU
-> Next: https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next
GKI Kernels With WKSU & SUSFS v1.5.12
1a77fd2
TheWildJames
James McConnell
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.
🔹 Normal
- Default kernel configuration
- Standard kernel module loading behavior
- Recommended for most users
🔹 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 (like device drivers, filesystem support, etc.). These are different from KernelSU/Magisk modules.
- The Problem: Sometimes when installing a custom kernel, the device tries 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:
-> Wild KSU
-> Multi Manager Support for WKSU, KernelSU-Next! Needs Testing: KSU, MKSU RKSU, xxKSU, KowSU and SukiSU (Best compatibility with WKSU, no support will be provided for other managers)
-> SUSFS ඞ v1.5.12
-> Scope-Minimized Manual hooks v1.4
-> Ptrace Patch Support for Older Kernels (<5.16)
-> IPSet Support for Advanced Network Filtering
-> Wireguard Support
-> BBR v1 Support
-> Added BBG support to prevent unauthorised writes to certain partitions: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard
🔹 BBG (Baseband-guard)
- A lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for Android kernel
- Blocks unauthorized writes to critical partitions/device nodes
- Prevents malicious tampering with baseband and boot chain
- Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
- Reduces risk of soft-brick/hard-brick issues
Notes:
-> SUS SU Mode 2 will show as disabled or not compatble due to non-kprobe hooks and is not needed anymore!
-> Official Kernel Flasher is broken with latest susfs, try https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
-> boot.img files: Available as CI artifacts only (not included in releases) - download from the Actions tab
-> Warning: boot.img files may not boot on some devices
-> Note: For detailed commit information and component versions, please check the build summary in the GitHub Actions workflow that generated this release.
Module:
-> https://github.com/sidex15/ksu_module_susfs
Managers:
-> WKSU: https://github.com/WildKernels/Wild_KSU
-> Next: https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next
!!TESTING!! GKI Kernels With WKSU & SUSFS v1.5.11 !!!TESTING!!!
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.
NEW:
-> Symbol Fix Variant: Normal build with additional hack for compatibility, if you encounter any issues with the normal build try this!
Features:
-> Wild KSU
-> Multi Manager Support for WKSU, KernelSU-Next, KSU, MKSU! Needs Testing: RKSU, xxKSU, KowSU and SukiSU (Best compatibility with WKSU, no support will be provided for other managers)
-> SUSFS ඞ v1.5.11
-> Scope-Minimized Manual hooks v1.4
-> Magic Mount Support
-> Ptrace Patch Support for Older Kernels (<5.16)
-> IPSet Support for Advanced Network Filtering
-> Wireguard Support
-> BBR v1 Support
-> Added BBG support to prevent unauthorised writes to certain partitions: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard
Notes:
-> SUS SU Mode 2 will show as disabled or not compatble due to non-kprobe hooks and is not needed anymore!
-> Official Kernel Flasher is broken with latest susfs, try https://github.com/fatalcoder524/KernelFlasher/
-> boot.img files: Available as CI artifacts only (not included in releases) - download from the Actions tab
-> Warning: boot.img files may not boot on some Android 16 devices
Module:
-> https://github.com/sidex15/ksu_module_susfs
Managers:
-> WKSU: https://t.me/Wild_Kernels/26618
-> Next: https://github.com/KernelSU-Next/KernelSU-Next
Commit Hashes (at the time of release):
-> WKSU: f3d12e06333867f9161eae6ada1e309ef8b11a27
-> SUSFS4KSU:
-> gki-android12-5.10: 48046cadec2180456d7dec85c7c76ecfb8a7aabd
-> gki-android13-5.10: da080e4b21c3a91390062c1ae8be6a0195eca6aa
-> gki-android13-5.15: 267a17b49dffdfccd3bcb891b0e5edca291c5744
-> gki-android14-5.15: 2c9d4c1122fc64bcda77b421589ae66255d1b36a
-> gki-android14-6.1: 4ee6ef28d01f158c8d66ab7dc5f43727a434c27c
-> gki-android15-6.6: 6397adc05030c062945cbf23ca30721006cb103d