After updating I cant root with magisk. I have tried with and without twrp but upon opening magisk after installing I get nothing in regards to magisk needs to get files?? Any ideas if it is android 12 or something Im doing. Was rooted on android 11 with magisk fine btw..
download and install Magisk Canary instead of V23.
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patch firmware's AP file with canary magisk
flash all files with odin.
now you're root
Update:
after you get root access you should reinstall V23 to be able to see and download modules
I have flashed all files in odin and have magisk but I cant find any modules
Papaya45 Thanks I take it for now magiskhide not working but hiding magisk and systemless host and modules are working ok Until next magisk update??
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Hello guys,
Been lurking here for ages and already benefited tons from the help posted here. However, this is one issue that I can't seem to figure out.
I have the MTK variant of the RN4 and I'm trying to enable the Camera2 API so that I can take RAW pictures, use Google HDR+ etc.
I am rooted on MIUI 9 (though as it's MTK, it is still Android 6.0) and I edited the build.prop file using ES Explorer (I added the persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1 line). I've rebooted the device, used checker apps and Lightroom to check if there's RAW support, but without luck.
Do you guys have any other ideas as to how I can enable Camera2 API support?
I don't have bootloops, I don't have any issues other than the fact that there's no Camera2 API support. Restarting the device does not erase my mods to the build.prop file.
Any help is appreciated!
Forget about it since GCam is supposed to work on Snapdragon devices only.
Kavute said:
Forget about it since GCam is supposed to work on Snapdragon devices only.
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I wouldn't mind using other apps such as Lightroom if I can get RAW to work. Any ideas as to whether that's possible?
I've had a similar problem before, but MIUI would revert my changes to the build.prop. I solved it by using a systemless root via Magisk.
What I did:
1. Unroot your phone
2. Flash Magisk using TWRP (link to Magisk thread).
3. Download the "camera2api-enabler.zip" from this thread
4. Add the zip (Module) using the Magisk Manager app that comes installed after you flash Magisk
5. Reboot, and you should see the camera2api enabled.
If you do run into a boot loop after installing Magisk, you may need to flash the LazyFlasher zip file after Step 2.
yohyah said:
I've had a similar problem before, but MIUI would revert my changes to the build.prop. I solved it by using a systemless root via Magisk.
What I did:
1. Unroot your phone
2. Flash Magisk using TWRP (link to Magisk thread).
3. Download the "camera2api-enabler.zip" from this thread
4. Add the zip (Module) using the Magisk Manager app that comes installed after you flash Magisk
5. Reboot, and you should see the camera2api enabled.
If you do run into a boot loop after installing Magisk, you may need to flash the LazyFlasher zip file after Step 2.
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Thank you! I'll look into Magisk. I have to admit that I'm tempted if only to get this and Super Mario Run working.
But I do like having sys root access, I've just fixed the Cell Standby battery drain with an edit to the build.prop file, as MIUI 9 doesn't have the option to disable VoLTE.
So I'll give it a thought.
Thank you! and if anyone has any other tips, preferably something that doesn't alter my setup too much, it'd be ace.
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Thank you! I'll look into Magisk. I have to admit that I'm tempted if only to get this and Super Mario Run working.
But I do like having sys root access, I've just fixed the Cell Standby battery drain with an edit to the build.prop file, as MIUI 9 doesn't have the option to disable VoLTE.
So I'll give it a thought.
Thank you! and if anyone has any other tips, preferably something that doesn't alter my setup too much, it'd be ace.
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Hi!
If it isn't work, you should try out this:
Go in Engineer mode https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2313812 or download the Engineer mod apk from play store. (It's working just on stock ROM)
Swipe left to Hardware testing, and there will be the Camera option.
I think, after you find this, you can get through the settings (where will be a raw capture option)
Hello guys, the saftynet I attached is working until magisk 17.1! After updating it 18. This module doesn't seem to work anymore. Can someone tell me how to pass CTS in magisk 18?
Thanks in advance!
Download MagiskHide Props Config and change your fingerprint to certified one using terminal emulator.
I have succeeded in rooting my pixel 3 on Q beta 4 using latest canary after it was announced that the dev figured ut root. You'll have to manually patch the boot image, which some folks don't know yet how to do. Here's the simplified version:
First, you must grab the stock boot image for the current firmware installed on your device
Place the boot image on the phone’s internal storage or SD card
Download the latest Magisk Manager APK and install it on your device
Open “Magisk Manager”
Tap on the “Install” button and choose “Install” again
Select “Patch Boot Image File”
Install Magisk Universal Systemless Interface - Patch Boot Image
Install Magisk Universal Systemless Interface – Patch Boot Image
Navigate to the storage and select your phone’s boot image that you transferred earlier
Let Magisk do the job and patch the boot image
Once patched, copy the “patched_boot.img” file from /sdcard/Download/ to C:\adb on your PC
In the same folder, hold the SHIFT key and right-click on an empty space
Select “Open PowerShell window here”
Install Magisk - Open PowerShell window here
Boot your Android device into Bootloader/Fastboot mode
Connect your phone to the PC
Flash the “patched_boot.img” to install Magisk and root your Android device:fastboot flash boot patched_boot.img
For devices with A/B partition system, use the following commands:fastboot flash boot_a patched_boot.img
fastboot flash boot_b patched_boot.img
Once done, reboot your phone using:fastboot reboot
When your phone boots, open the Magisk Manager and confirm that the installation was successful.
do you know if google pay still works?
I seem to have managed to get GPay to work by using magisk hide on both GPay and the Google Play services, hide magisk manager, disabling usb debugging and the developer settings and clearing the data of Gpay and the Google play Services.
I still need to test if it actually gets to pay and not just a fluke, but it went through the setup of contactless payment for my card (wihle it didn't before disabling usb debugging and the developer settings, where it said I was "rooted or modified in some way"). Will see that soon though, when I try to take he tube to go back from work. I'll update then.
I was unable to patch android q beta 3 image with magisk, can you post your patched one here? --found it on reddit and it worked search similiar to this
I tried this with Beta 5, boots fine after flashing the patched image but not showing as rooted...
It works fine on Pixel 3 if you just download the boot.img from the Google website for Beta 5, run Magisk Manager and tell it to make a magisk version of the boot img.
Same as always. Shows rooted for me.
This Xposed is only for Android 9 Pie. It is named EDXposed in which you can able to install as a magisk module. And you must install Riru Core before installing since it is based on this Riru core Module.
Your Samsung Galaxy M30s must be Rooted with Magisk, If not visit this link how to root it:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...e-samsung-galaxy-m30s-sm-m307f-video-t4008641
Download EDXposed Installer ( EdXposedInstaller_v2.2.5-release.apk ):
https://github.com/solohsu/XposedInstaller/releases
Copy EdXposedInstaller_v2.2.5-release.apk to your phone on Download folder
Open Magisk manager and head over to the Download section through the menu
Search for Riru - Core and install it
Search Riru - EdXposed ( SanHook ) and install it
tap Reboot on Modules section
Install EdXposedInstaller_v2.2.5-release.apk
Done!
Watch this video how to do it:
does safetynet break after xposed
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does safetynet break after xposed
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SafeNet does not break after installed Xposed: ctsProfile:True, basicIntegrity: True
Bootloop after installing Riru Core
Anyone facing bootloop after installing Riru Core?
Isn't EdXposed manager Recommended?
From https://android.stackexchange.com/q...d-on-android-10-without-triggering-safety-net
"Note that EdXposed installer may work but it is not recommended by developers and secondly does not prompt update alerts."
hey, is it normal for magisk to not show any modules in 25.2? like in earlier versions?
It should show installed and disabled/enabled modules, but we can no longer search and download modules via magisk