Short guide for installing Mesa drivers/kernels in Phoenix OS

Phoenix OS has a number of options in terms of Mesa drivers and kernels, but only if you are using Abstergo or Spectre modded versions of the OS. These kernels and drivers have a different procedure for installation which I’ll be explaining in a short way, in this guide.

The kernel is basically the heart of the OS ( Operating System ). Its functions are Kernel memory management, process management, task management, and disk management.

It can be referred to as a bridge between software and hardware.

Mesa drivers in a basic sense are free/open-source graphics drivers, just like AMD Radeon, and Nvidia graphics drivers.

Also read: Fix Game Stuttering/Lagging with Windows Pagefile and RTSS

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Kernels and Mesa drivers can boost the system and reduce lag while gaming and even can make your system more stable, that’s the reason sometimes installing a custom kernel is better than changing the whole OS, these can come in handy for games like PUBGM or CODM.

As I’ve mentioned above, there are a number of kernel and Mesa driver versions available for Phoenix OS.

we have here four versions of Mesa drivers.

Mesa 17 ( default )
Mesa 18.1
Mesa 18.3
Mesa 18.3.6 ( latest )

Now you might be thinking which version to install?

Well, the developer Abstergo TV has clearly explained this:

1st Gen – 4th Gen processors should go with Mesa 17.1.10
5th Gen processors can go with Mesa 17.1.10 – Mesa 18.1.0
6th Gen processors – 10th Gen processors ( except 8th Gen ) can go with Mesa 18.1.0, 18.3.0, 18.3.6 .
8th Gen processors can go with 18.3.6

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Once again the developer Abstergo has clearly explained about the kernels.