GKI 2.0 Custom Kernel for Nothing A001 (CMF Phone 2 Pro)

Prebuilt GKI 2.0 kernel packaged as an AnyKernel3 ZIP, based on Wild Kernels and shipping BakaSU root with SUSFS and NoMount support. Flash it directly on the phone with Kernel Flasher, no PC required.

Device	CMF Phone 2 Pro (Nothing A001)
Kernel	6.1.162-android14 (GKI 2.0, KMI android14-6.1, SPL 2026-03)
Root	BakaSU v4.2.0-rc3
Format	AnyKernel3 ZIP (replaces Image inside your stock boot)

Features

• BakaSU (KernelSU fork, formerly ReSukiSU) with built-in kernel root
• SUSFS — kernel-level path/mount/uname hiding
• NoMount — mount-less module overlay (NoMount metamodule)
• Everything else from Wild Kernels builds: Baseband Guard, DroidSpaces-OSS, extended networking (BBR, WireGuard, CAKE and more), NTSync, BTF / eBPF / FUSE-BPF, ptrace and unicode fixes

Note

Edit this list to match exactly what is enabled in your build. See BuildInfo in each release for the full config.

Disclaimer

Warning

Flashing a custom kernel can cause boot loops, data loss or a temporarily unusable device. Everything here is provided as is, for testing and educational purposes. The author is not responsible for any damage, data loss, hardware issues or failed boots. Always keep a backup and flash at your own risk.

Requirements

On the phone

• Unlocked bootloader
• Existing root via KernelSU or a fork (KernelSU-Next, BakaSU, ReSukiSU, ...)
• Kernel Flasher with root access
• Stock firmware whose kernel version and security patch level match the release (see below)

On a PC (optional, but strongly recommended as a safety net)

• Android Platform-Tools (adb, fastboot)
• Google USB drivers (Windows) and a good USB cable
• A copy of your stock boot.img for recovery

Installation

Important

The kernel version and KMI in the release notes (for example 6.1.162-android14) must match your current firmware. A mismatched build will not boot.

1. Back up your current boot. In Kernel Flasher, open the Backup tab and save boot to storage. Copy it off the phone as well.
2. Download the AnyKernel3 ZIP from Releases. If the downloaded archive contains another ZIP inside, extract it and use the inner one.
3. Open Kernel Flasher, grant root, and go to the Flash tab.
4. Select the AnyKernel3 ZIP and flash it to the active slot. The installer unpacks your boot image, replaces the kernel Image and repacks it.
5. Reboot when it reports success.

After flashing

1. Open BakaSU. The home screen should show Working and your new kernel version.
2. Install the manager from the same release, so manager and kernel driver versions match.
3. Install the NoMount Metamodule (Modules → Install), then reboot.
4. Install a SUSFS module (e.g. susfs4ksu-module) if you want SUSFS configuration.

Recovery

If the device does not boot:

1. Reboot into the bootloader (power off, then hold Power + Volume Down).
2. Flash your stock boot back from a PC:

   fastboot flash boot boot.img
   fastboot reboot

For an A/B device, flash the slot you installed to (boot_a or boot_b).

Updating

Back up first, then flash the newer AnyKernel3 ZIP the same way. You do not need to restore stock boot between updates, but update the manager and metamodule so versions stay in sync.

Credits

• Wild Kernels
• BakaSU
• SUSFS
• NoMount
• AnyKernel3
• Kernel Flasher

Support

Found a bug or have feedback? Open an issue and include your firmware version, kernel version from the BakaSU home screen, and logs.