[KERNEL] Pixel 3 ElementalX - Google Pixel 3 ROMs, Kernels, Recoveries, & Other

ElementalX Kernel
for Pixel 3 (Blueline)
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ElementalX is designed for maximum stability. It is made for people who depend on their phone every day.
Features:
-Optimized for performance and battery life
-Advanced color control (RGB, hue, saturation, contrast, value, K-Lapse)
-Wake gestures (S2W & DT2W)
-Sound control (speaker and mic)
-Sweep2sleep
-Block wakelocks
-backlight dimmer option
-direct HBM
-CFQ, noop, deadline, FIOPS, SIO, maple and zen i/o schedulers
-Adrenoboost option
-Option to disable fsync
-WireGuard support
-Pass SafetyNet (with Magisk)
Installation
1. Flash in TWRP recovery or flash directly in EX Kernel Manager
Notes
Stay up to date with EX Kernel Manager. The latest security updates are always available through the app, usually within hours of the latest OTA. EXKM can be used to configure settings, backup and flash zips and img files, run scripts and install kernel updates quickly and easily. EXKM is compatible with all devices and kernels and is the best and most complete kernel manager available.
Downloads
Android 11
ElementalX-P3-3.06
Android 10
ElementalX-P3-2.17
Android 9 (Pie)
ElementalX-P3-1.12
Source code:
https://github.com/flar2/Bluecross
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XDA:DevDB Information
ElementalX Pixel 3 XL, Kernel for the Google Pixel 3
Contributors
flar2
Source Code: https://github.com/flar2/Bluecross
Kernel Special Features:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2018-11-17
Last Updated 2020-09-08

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WOW ur here sir!! Will the kernel improve battery stand by?

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Thank you, downloaded from link in OP. just flashed and magisk did not need to be reinstalled. I've downloaded EX Kernel Manager but noticed in the ElementalX Tab it says could not find compatible version

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Krizid said:
Thank you, downloaded from link in OP. just flashed and magisk did not need to be reinstalled. I've downloaded EX Kernel Manager but noticed in the ElementalX Tab it says could not find compatible version
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An update is coming that will add full support for all Pixel 3 settings

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EX Kernel Manager 3.74 is rolling out on the Play Store now...
It adds full spport for the Pixel 3, including vibration control, HBM setting and ability to download and directly flash ElementalX or any other kernel that uses the AnyKernel2 format.
There are two new settings for the wake gestures:
Vibrate on wake: This will vibrate when you use a gesture to wake the device (e.g. sweep2wake or double tap)
Vibrate on sweep2sleep: This will vibrate when you use sweep2sleep to turn off the screen
High brightness mode works a bit differently on this device. Instead of going to max, it just increases the backlight at the current brightness setting. I will add support to my HBM app soon. I may also change this behavior in the kernel, as I prefer it to just go to max on demand.

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Getting this...

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arodey said:
Getting this...
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No idea. It works for me, rooted with latest Magisk.

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flar2 said:
No idea. It works for me, rooted with latest Magisk.
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I can't flash any kernels in the latest version of the app. Previous versions have worked fine with different kernels. I'm on latest Canary Magisk.

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Flashing via app worked for me, no problems.
Sent from my [device_name] using XDA-Developers Legacy app

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arodey said:
I can't flash any kernels in the latest version of the app. Previous versions have worked fine with different kernels. I'm on latest Canary Magisk.
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Nothing has changed with regards to flashing.

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Ok I'll try to figure out what I'm doing wrong

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arodey said:
Ok I'll try to figure out what I'm doing wrong
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FYI, I'm using magisk 17.3.
Sent from my [device_name] using XDA-Developers Legacy app

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Has anyone actually seen a difference with high brightness mode turned on? I'm not seeing any difference and I'm wondering if that's because it's an LG panel ?
Sent from my Google Pixel 3 using XDA Labs

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piccit said:
Has anyone actually seen a difference with high brightness mode turned on? I'm not seeing any difference and I'm wondering if that's because it's an LG panel ?
Sent from my Google Pixel 3 using XDA Labs
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It doesn't jump to the highest brightness, just boosts the backlight a little.

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jd1639 said:
FYI, I'm using magisk 17.3.
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Reverted back to 17.3 and it still isn't working

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Thanks for this kernel dev!
I flashed elemental yesterday and i see a little bug.when i active 2tap to wake the phone actives the screen but the vibration dont stop. Only thing i can do to stop the vibration is power off the the phone...

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arodey said:
Reverted back to 17.3 and it still isn't working
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I'm not sure why. When I flashed elemental I was stock and only booted twrp to install magisk, I didn't flash it.
Sent from my [device_name] using XDA-Developers Legacy app

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Will this kernel pass SafetyNet with an otherwise stock system (i.e. only unlocked bootloader with unmodified system and no root)?