- aes-crypto: Contains massive improvements for encryption workloads and dynamically utilizes different instruction levels (AVX2, AVX512, AVX10.1)
- amd-pstate: This contains improvements and changes for the amd-pstate driver. Patches are commonly fetched from the mailing list.
- bbr3: Replaces BBRv2 with the latest BBRv3 provided by Google.
- block: Improvements to the bfq and mq-deadline I/O schedulers.
- cachy: Various configuration changes for scheduler and interactivity (CONFIG_CACHY), OpenRGB Patch, ACS Override, MM improvements, v4l2loopback, Clear Linux patches and HDR enabling.
- fixes: Various fixes that are queued for our stable kernel.
- intel-pstate: Improvements to the intel-pstate driver fetched from the mailing list.
- ksm: Provides new syscalls for KSM. Identifies sets using identical memory pages and merges them into one saving memory space.
- le9uo: Prevents thrashing, avoid high latency and prevent livelock in near-OOM conditions.
- ntsync: Contains the latest kernel driver NTSync patchset.
- perf-per-core: Enables
perf
to read energy usage from each core. - t2: Provides compatibility for T2 MacBooks.
- zstd: Patches the ZSTD API inside the kernel to the latest release (1.5.6). Used for compression tasks with zstd (BTRFS, ZRAM, ZSWAP)
I found the above on the cachyos main website, But a) I dont know how to install the SCHED-EXT, BORE and cachy sauce stuff as well as all the additional patches outlined above. I would also like to use the scripts as oulined here: CachyOS Settings | CachyOS
The reason I want to keep artix is so that i can be sysd free and keep using dinit as my init of choice, but I wish for the performance boosts that come with using a cachyos kernel. i tried installing the cachyos kernel via: yay -S linux-cachyos and well, it downloads but there are systemd dependancies it seems and Im not about system d tbh. I just would like to get the benefits of cachy without systemd.
Thanks everyone in advance!!!