System tinkering
Android ROMs, kernel patching, and a Linux setup I rearrange far too often.
ROMs, kernels, device trees and the odd 3 a.m. build. I'm Tiraq — I make phones do things their makers never planned.
I'm Tiraq — Saptak Maji on the official paperwork.
Student, tinkerer, and full-time resident of the Android rabbit hole. Most days I'm deep in the AOSP world — writing device trees, patching kernels, and figuring out why a build that worked yesterday now refuses to boot. It's a hobby and a mild obsession.
Away from the terminal it's F1 race weekends, action RPGs, and playlists that swing wildly between very loud and very quiet. No in-between.
Build it. Break it.
Then figure out why.
Android ROMs, kernel patching, and a Linux setup I rearrange far too often.
Cybersecurity, open source, and poking at how things actually work.
Action RPGs and tactical games — the longer the better.
Formula 1 and rally racing. Race weekends are non-negotiable.
Acoustic sets, softer sounds, and a headphone collection I justify badly.
Giving builds, trees and tooling back to whoever wants them.
If it has a start light and a tyre strategy, I'm watching.
The little control room that lets my Motorola build tweak itself.
View repoThe blueprint that gets the G34 / G45 5G booting custom Android.
View repoShared Snapdragon 695 plumbing that powers the fogos builds.
View repoHALs and AIDL glue so the phone's hardware actually talks to the ROM.
View repoThe proprietary bits the build simply can't boot without.
View repoA kernel I can poke, patch and rebuild whenever the mood strikes.
View repoKernel-level hide-and-seek for root and system modifications.
View repoMy first i3 rice on Arch, dressed head-to-toe in Catppuccin Mocha.
View repoThe AOSP messaging app, kept alive and shipping with the build.
View repo"Built in the terminal. Fuelled by curiosity."