Kconfig.plexi

menu "PlexiConfig"
	  
config PLEXI
	bool "Enable plexicore custom kernel patches"
	default y
	  help
		Enables the use of plexi-cores custom patches.

		you should choose Y here. This exists for troubleshooting
		and developer debugging. If you add your own custom patchrs
		and experience ptoblems building or booting your kernel,
		you can toggle this option off and recompile to verify
		whether plexicore's code is conflicting with your code.

if PLEXI

config PLEXI_KVER
	  bool "Customize Kernel Version data"
	  default n

if PLEXI_KVER

config PLEXI_KVER_VERSION
	  string "Kernel version"
	  default "6.1.145"

config PLEXI_KVER_KMI
	  int "KMI Generation"
	  default 11

config PLEXI_KVER_ANDROID
	  int "Android Release"
	  default 14

config PLEXI_KVER_COMMIT
	  string "Commit build suffix"
	  default "gc1de4747ac59-ab14219743"

config PLEXI_KVER_DATE
	  string "Build date and time"
	  default "Mon Oct 6 12:00:00 UTC 2025"

config PLEXI_KVER_SUFFIX
	  string "Kernel version suffix"
	  default "#1 SMP PREEMPT aarch64 Android"

endif
# if PLEXI_KVER

#config PLEXI_TEST
#	  bool "Test option"
#	  depends on PLEXI && 64BIT
#	depends on KSU != m
#	  select PLEXI_TESTT
#	  default n
#	  help
#		This is a test. This is only a test.
#
#
#menu "Plexi Test"
#	depends on PLEXI_TESTT
#
#endmenu

#comment "-----"

#config PLEXI_SUKI_COMPAT
#	bool "SukiSU patch for manager compatibility"
#	default n
#	depends on KSU
#	help
#		A compatibility patch to set kernelsu version from 13000 to 13500
#		for compatibility with current manager.

config PLEXI_IOSTAT_DISABLE
	bool "Disable iostat"
	default y
	depends on KSU
	help
		Enable this to disable IOSTAT completely

config PLEXI_STACK_GUARD_FIX
	bool "Use fix for undefined symbol '__stack_chk_guard'"
	default n
	help
		This changes the default behavior of Kconfig to use global stack protection
		instead of sysreg and per_task. This should only be enabled if you get
		the error:

				Undefined symbol '__stack_chk_guard':

		during linking of vmlinux.o.

if MODULES

menu "Modules"

config PLEXI_BYPASS_CRC
	  bool "Bypass CRC checksum verification for kernel modules"
	  depends on MODVERSIONS && !TRIM_UNUSED_KSYMS
	  default y
	  help
		By default, the Linux (and Android) kernels are designed to
		check module checksums when trying too load kernel modules.
		
		Due to the way the Android GKI kernel is designed, this
		can cause problems when trying to boot a GKI kernel boot
		image. A warning is still fiven and written to dmesg, but
		selecting this option forces a return(0);

		If unsure, choose N here. If you encounter issues with
		the kernel boot image not loading vendor modules from
		your stock vendor dlkm image, you can choose Y here.

if PLEXI_BYPASS_CRC

config PLEXI_BYPASS_CRC_SILENT
	bool "Hide version mismatch messages"
	default y
	help
		When a version mismatch is found between a kernel module and
		the kernel version, a warning is normally displayed. In our
		CRC checksum bypass, we instruct the kernel to load the module
		anyway. However, we still display a warning. Choosing Y here
		will silence these warnings so they won't appear in the log.
		This has no impact on actual kernel module loading.

		Unless you are debugging a module loading problem or
		enjoy debug warning messages, you can safely choose Y here.

		Note: this option currently defaults to N because we don't
		want to hide warning for users automatically. Once the user
		is aware of the warnings and understands their cause, they
		can decide for themselves whether they want to continue
		seeing them or not.

endif
# if PLEXI_BYPASS_CRC

# files affected: drivers/mmc/core/core.c; kernel/module/version.c
comment "--Kernel module CRC checksum bypass unavailable--"
	depends on !MODVERSIONS || TRIM_UNUSED_KSYMS
#	help
#		CRC checksum bypassing for kernel modules requires kernel
#		modules and module versions to be enabled. The bypass is
#		not available if module signatures or trimming of unused
#		symbols from kernel modules options are enabled.

#config PLEXI_DISABLE_DIRTY
#	  bool "Disable '-dirty' kernel version tagging"
#	  depends on PLEXI
#	  default y
#	  help
#		Android kernel, like Linux kernel, performs a check during
#		build time against the source git repository. If the wotking tree
#		has been modified and 'git status' shows any changes exist,
#		the kernel is normally built with '-dirty' appended to
#		the kernel version.
#
#		Choosing Y disables that functionality.
#config PLEXI_USE_EXT
#	def_bool n
#
#if PLEXI_USE_EXT
#
#config PLEXI_RAVIOLE_EXT
#	bool "Use raviole-specific external modules"
#	default n
#	help
#		This allows for building in the external modules included in the
#		KERNEL_HOME\/private\/devices\/google\/raviole dir.
#		
#		NOTE: DO NOT SELECT THIS IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE PRIVATE DIR
#		
#		If unsure, select N
#
#config PLEXI_GS101_EXT
#	bool "Use gs101-specific external modules"
#	default n
#	help
#		This allows for building in the external modules included in the
#		KERNEL_HOME\/private\/devices\/google\/gs101 dir.
#		
#		NOTE: DO NOT SELECT THIS IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE PRIVATE DIR
#		
#		If unsure, select N
#
#
#if PLEXI_RAVIOLE_EXT
#
#menu "External raviole modules"
#
#source "drivers/private/devices/google/raviole/Kconfig.ext.raviole"
#
#endmenu
#
#endif
#
#if PLEXI_GS101_EXT
#
#menu "External gs101 modules"
#
#source "drivers/private/devices/google/gs101/Kconfig.ext.gs101"
#
#endmenu
#
#endif
#
#endif

endmenu

endif

endif

source "drivers/kernelsu/Kconfig"

source "security/baseband-guard/Kconfig"

endmenu