GKI Users!

Version 1.5.12 is uploading right now!

This does not include susmaps yet adding that next release!

Please test it thoroughly and report any issues here and on GitHub Issues.
Thanks everyone for your patience and continued support!

Deprecation Notice:
Magic Mount support has been deprecated. This is just the specific code he added to make it pickup every magic mount
It still works, but may cause some mounts to not get picked up by the auto features properly. Just do it yourself!

Should you switch back to overlayfs, no! Use what you want this doesnt mean it doesnt work! in fact i used magic mount still and so does @simonpunk the susfs dev

New Features:
BBG (Baseband-Guard)
A lightweight Linux Security Module (LSM) designed to protect your device’s critical partitions.

What it does:
Blocks unauthorized writes to key partitions/device nodes
Prevents malicious tampering with baseband and boot chain
Kernel-level protection via LSM hooks
Reduces risk of soft-brick or hard-brick scenarios
More info: https://github.com/vc-teahouse/Baseband-guard

Available Versions:

Normal Build
Default kernel configuration
Standard kernel module loading behavior
Recommended for most users

Bypass Build
Includes module check bypass modifications

What are kernel modules?
Kernel modules are loadable pieces of code that extend kernel functionality (for example, drivers or file systems).
These differ from KernelSU or Magisk modules.

The Problem:
When flashing custom kernels, devices may fail to load certain kernel modules due to version mismatches, missing dependencies, or signature verification issues.
This can lead to boot failures or instability.

The Solution:
This build changes one line from "false" to "true" to force the kernel to load the module anyway, bypassing the failure check that would normally prevent loading.