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[Request] Release Kernel Source for POCO C71 (serenity)

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Hello Xiaomi Kernel Team,

According to the GPLv2 license, it is mandatory to release the complete kernel source code when distributing a modified Linux kernel.
The POCO C71 (codename: serenity) is based on Android Go and uses a modified kernel.

We kindly request you to release the full kernel source code and device tree files for the POCO C71 as soon as possible.
This will allow developers and the community to build custom ROMs, recovery tools (e.g., TWRP), and improve overall device support.

Device details:

  • Model: POCO C71
  • Codename: serenity
  • SoC: Unisoc (if applicable)
  • MIUI Version:

Providing the kernel source will greatly benefit the development community and comply with GPL requirements.

Thank you for your support!

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The issue names no repository path, file, test, or implementation entry point. Start by checking whether the POCO C71 (serenity) kernel source and device-tree files are present in the repository; done means the requested complete source and device-tree files are publicly released.

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Tech stack
android, linux
Domain
mobile-dev, operating-systems, release
Issue type
Feature
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