Exynos 9610 | Driver
You cannot get these from Samsung as source. They are extracted from stock firmware.
Common blobs for Exynos 9610:
| Component | Example blob(s) |
|-----------|----------------|
| GPU (Mali-G72) | libMali.so, gralloc.exynos9610.so |
| Camera HAL | libexynoscamera3.so, libsecaudioclient.so |
| Audio | libtinyalsa.so, audio.primary.exynos9610.so |
| Modem/RIL | libsec-ril.so, libshannon_ril.so |
| Sensors | libsensorhub.so, sensors.exynos9610.so |
Extraction tool: Use
img2simg,lpunpack, orsimg2imgon stock firmwaresuper.imgorvendor.img. driver exynos 9610
A: Yes. Look for modules like "Mali GPU Driver Updater" or "Exynos 9610 Performance Tweak" on the Magisk repo. Always check the compatibility thread before flashing.
The Exynos 9610 powers devices such as the Galaxy A50, A51, and M30s. Unlike Qualcomm’s Snapdragon, which uses a closed-source TrustZone and GPU blob, Samsung’s Exynos relies on a hybrid open-closed driver model. The Linux kernel (version 4.14 or 4.19) provides the base, but critical components—specifically the GPU driver and camera HAL—are distributed as proprietary binaries. You cannot get these from Samsung as source
Key Contributions of this paper:
Some custom kernel zips include updated driver bundles. For example, flashing the Quax kernel v3.5 for Galaxy A50 will replace: Extraction tool: Use img2simg , lpunpack , or
Procedure:
For developers and advanced enthusiasts, the Exynos 9610 driver source is partially available from Samsung’s Open Source Release Center. Here’s how to compile drivers: