$ ./imjtool super.img extract

$ ./lpunpack --partition=any super.img .

Galaxy A105F 1000
Galaxy A145F 2000
Galaxy A217F 5000
Galaxy A335F 5000

60 FPS recording
PRO video
live blur UI
30 fps preview
front and back
pictures while taking video
some shooting
modes unlocked

A145f  A145m kernel v5.3
Permissive
By @physwizz ONLY
Android 14
Exynos 850

For testing

Cpu governors added:
Userspace
Ondemand

Securities disabled:
Defex
Proca
Integrity

Flash this tar from odin or extract boot.img and flash from twrp

Installation
https://t.iss.one/physwizz2/454

Kernel source code
https://github.com/physwizz?tab=repositories

Simple local-hosted bash shell
tested on galaxy A145F
on Termux
only requires telethon
can execute shell commands
can upload files
can get ID of users
code is easy to read and to modify.
for easier message control,
I Have put some
functions in code

While booting,
phone will vibrate twice.
Press volume up button
between the two vibrations
to reboot to recovery.
No usb needed.

curl bashupload.com -T filename

wget file_link

Update for UB, location:
ub/userbot/modules

Commands:
.<command> # like .echo meow
TAKE SUDO
NUKE SUDO
TAKE ISUDO
NUKE ISUDO
TAKE DMUTE
NUKE DMUTE
ID <reply or not> # get user id
DUMP THIS # dump str(event.iss.onessage)
GET <file directory> # to upload

#!/system/bin/sh
while true; do sleep .4; new=$(cat "/sys/class/backlight/panel/brightness"); [ "$old" != "$new" ] && [ "$new" != "0" ] && su -c 'echo check_connection > /sys/class/sec/tsp/cmd'; old=$new; done

Update for UB, location:
ub/userbot/modules

Changelog:
now personal shell is live
unlimited sessions at a time
reply to session (message)
with "^C" to interrupt it
strings inside code
variables to make things tuneable
speaks while promoting or such
ending message with #LC=2
will make shell send 2 by 2 lines

Commands:
.<command> # like .echo meow
TAKE SUDO
NUKE SUDO
TAKE ISUDO
NUKE ISUDO
TAKE DMUTE
NUKE DMUTE
ID <reply or not> # get user id
DUMP THIS # dump str(event.iss.onessage)
^C <reply to an already-running msg>
GET <file directory> # to upload