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[How To] Upgrade Rooted JULY Developers Preview to Official 5.2.2 Release

[EDIT Oct. 25] Here's what I did--cleaned up and corrected for bootloaders--to install the official 5.2.2 update (build date September, 2015) on myrooted tablet running Developers Preview, build date July, 2015.This is only for those who rooted and installed the dev preview before the upgrade/downgrade troubles. It let's you keep all your stuff.
Few important things:
If you don't reset/wipe in TWRP you can keep most of your stuff, including homescreen layout, play store and all apps. However . . .
Google framework, account manager, contact sync and calendar sync get deleted with the update.
I didn't flash Gapps and got bogus insufficient space error [130 Mb free] when I tried later. Restoring framework fixed everything, but it may be best to flash new Gapps (although that can cause problems when update doesn't completely wipe /system, like this one). Up to you.
Oct 26 Update: Based on reported "insufficient space" flashing Gapps--plus testing and researching contacts and calendar--I suggest not flashing Gapps but simply backing up Google services framework before you upgrade and restoring it after. The other google system apps that get deleted don't seem to be needed; if you want to sync Google contacts & calendar on the Fire you can add your google account(s) in Settings, same as on any Android. If you don't want Amazon's stock calendar or contacts, get another from the Play Store. I've updated the instructions to reflect this.
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HDXposed module is no longer needed for working Play Store.
Xposed Framework: The update doesn't support the version we used with the July dev preview. You must either flash the latest version or flash the uninstaller if you don't want Xposed anymore.
Stock launcher now = com.amazon.firelauncher
Home key now defaults to stock launcher until you pm disable it. (No prompt anymore)
Backup Google Services Framework.
Turn off wifi (airplane mode) and plug in.
Download the zips:
* September 5.2.2 update (thanks @Hariiiii !) and rename extension from bin to zip.
update-kindle-full_ariel-20.5.2.2_user_522053520.bin: https://mega.nz/#!ZI1wTL6L!xbDNDvaJjLUWwqe8J9awAs4xNQvxreXCmZ1I6cWTLVA
* Latest Xposed Installer or Uninstaller from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/super-alpha-posted-permission-xposed-t3072979
Installer = Xposed-v74-sdk22-arm-by-romracer-20150911.zip
Uninstaller = xposed-uninstaller-20150911-arm64.zip
* Gapps (if using)
tk_gapps-modular-pico-5.1.1-20150920-signed.zip: http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/tk-gapps-t3116347
* 5.2.0_stock_recovery_only.zip
Attached to bibikalka's lollipop post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/fire-hd/general/how-to-upgrade-to-lollipop-root-gapps-t3163950
Get latest SuperSU apk (?) Don't know if it's required, but I installed it.
- SuperSU 2.52 Beta: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/chainfire/supersu/supersu-2-52-android-apk-download/
Follow Step 1 of @bibikalka's guide to temporarily install TWRP and while in TWRP:
a. Flash the update
b. Flash Xposed (installer or uninstaller)
c. Flash 5.2.0_stock_recovery_only.zip
d. Choose boot to recovery and install SuperSU when TWRP prompts you.
Confirm you're in recovery, then boot to system and press Exit at "Welcome to Fire OS 5!"
In OS, see if SuperSU is still managing root access. If it's not or you want to update, install the new SuperSU apk and update binaries.
(Wait to reboot unless you can't get su access at next step.)
Block OTA:
a. Disable dcp or otaverifier (whichever you prefer)
b. Rename system/priv-app/devicesoftwareota/devicesoftwareota.apk extension to apk_
Restore Google Services Framework and reboot.
Turn on wifi and sign in to playstore.

Thanks for the guide!

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putridfoetus said:
Will this work if my tablet is running the september 5.2.2 and never rooted? Just downgrade to 4.5.3 and go from there?
Or can I just install twrp to flash xposed and get supersu, then reflash the stock recovery?
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As far as I understand from my experience of going from unrooted september 5.2.2 to rooted 4.5.3 to rooted september 5.2.2, it should work fine if you go via that route.

putridfoetus said:
Will this work if my tablet is running the september 5.2.2 and never rooted? Just downgrade to 4.5.3 and go from there?
Or can I just install twrp to flash xposed and get supersu, then reflash the stock recovery?
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This is only for rooted tablets. Follow the steps Hariiiii describes here. There are guides for what he did.

[How To] Upgrade Rooted Developers Preview to Official 5.2.2 Release
Finally i follow the turorial and i forgive flash 5.2.0 recovery and gapps and it works then i flash twrp again by adb and i did wipes and flash update, gapps, xposed and 5.2.0 recovery and i hard bricked my fire. Why?
I order a replacement. What i have to do to have fire os 5 final with root, play store and other launcher?
Thanks

You got bricked because you used a tutorial to root that said at the top, don't use/on hold. Maybe we'll have a new method when you get your replacement.

Could we possibly get a video tutorial on how to do this?
(May be easier for some.)

Ooh, I don't do video and doubt anyone will for this, but that would be kind. You can pm me with questions.

I'll see if I can do a video. However, can you add to the guide how to get to the rooted preview at the start of the guide. I bricked my kindle going from 5.0 or so to 4.5.3 up again to get here and bricked. Probably my bad but it would help if you provide some initial steps for those who just got their tablets. Btw my replacement comes in tomorrow do I'll see what I can do for the video if possible.

Nice guide!
I wonder if HDXposed is still needed to keep the PlayStore working. The clarity on installing GAPPS is kind of missing too

bibikalka said:
Nice guide!
I wonder if HDXposed is still needed to keep the PlayStore working. The clarity on installing GAPPS is kind of missing too
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Hdxposed is not necessary

cm11noob10 said:
I'll see if I can do a video. However, can you add to the guide how to get to the rooted preview at the start of the guide. I bricked my kindle going from 5.0 or so to 4.5.3 up again to get here and bricked. Probably my bad but it would help if you provide some initial steps for those who just got their tablets. Btw my replacement comes in tomorrow do I'll see what I can do for the video if possible.
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Think we have some confusion. I'll need to make this clearer: This guide is only for people who already have the rooted developer preview--people who did the downgrade/upgrade using the July build. There is no longer a way to use the developer preview to gain root; the latest version (September) ends up causing bricks, as you learned the hard way. Fortunately, it looks like the official 5.2.2 update that Amazon is now OTA distributing can be successfully used in the downgrade/upgrade operation. I'm sure guides for that will be out soon.

Then I'll look for a guide on that and go from there.
Thx for the replies.

bibikalka said:
I wonder if HDXposed is still needed to keep the PlayStore working. The clarity on installing GAPPS is kind of missing too
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Good feedback, thanks. HDXposed is indeed not needed, which of course means Xposed isn't required. If you don't install the new Xposed, though, I suspect the old, non-working one will stay on system even with factory reset. Your thoughts?
(Edit: NVM. Yes, they'll still have old Xposed, so will need new.)
Yeah, Gapps <sigh> It's such a personal thing. (Thinking about how to handle.)

DoLooper said:
You got bricked because you used a tutorial to root that said at the top, don't use/on hold. Maybe we'll have a new method when you get your replacement.
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But my first time i update and i didn't flash 5.2.0 recovery and work perfectly and i haved root. This mean that it isn't necessary flash 5.2.0 recovery?
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davigar said:
Finally i follow the turorial and i forgive flash 5.2.0 recovery and gapps and it works then i flash twrp again by adb and i did wipes and flash update, gapps, xposed and 5.2.0 recovery and i hard bricked my fire. Why?
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I'm looking into this again. When you flashed "5.2.0 recovery" which zip did you use, 5.2.0_stock_recovery_only.zip or 5.2.0_stock_recovery_uboot.zip? Thanks.

I flashed 5.2.0_stock_recovery_uboot.zip

davigar, you got the developer preview in order to downgrade to OS 4.5.3 and root, is that right? If not, what OS were you on and how did you install it?
EDIT: @davigar Wait a minute--did you not root? Did you just use this tutorial to install the update and that's when you forgot recovery? This will make a difference. Thanks.

I upgrade my kindle to developer preview then i downgrade to 4.5.3, root and upgrade it to 5.2.2 developer with gapps. I followed the newbie friendly tutorial when i bought it. Sorry for my english [emoji16]
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[tutorial][xposed][xperia z][c6602/3][lp][5.1.1]

POST NO. 2(PERSONAL COUNTING)
NOTE: THIS TUTORIAL WILL HELP YOU TO GET XPOSED FRAMEWORK ON YOUR XPERIA Z
DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY MISHAPPENINGS AND DAMAGE TO YOUR PHONE AND HEART LOL
IF ONE FOLLOWS STEPS CORRECTLY YOU WILL LOVE TO HAVE GOOD TIME WITH XPOSED
STEPS:
REQUIREMENTS:
----> XPERIA Z OBVIOUSLY
----> ROOT(IF NOT ROOTED CHECK MY ROOTING TUTORIAL IN MY PROFILE)
----> ATTACHED FILES
----> RECOVERY(TWRP)(PREFFERED)
----> BRAIN
----> TIME
STEPS:
1. FIRST OF ALL, DOWNLAOD ALL THE FILES PROVIDED, AND MOVE THEM TO THE INTERNAL STORAGE OF THE PHONE.
2. THEN INTALL XPOSED INSTALLER APK FILE.
3. REBOOT TO THE RECOVERY(TWRP)
4. TAP "INSTALL"
5. SELECT XPOSED FRAMEWORK ZIP(HERE, I USED V80 SDK22)(YOU CAN CHOOSE ANY OF THE VERSION PROVIDED)
6. FLASH IT.
NOW AN IMPORTANT NOTE: IF YOUR PHONE DOES NOT BOOTS UP NORMALLY, MEANS YOU ARE STRUCK IN A BOOTLOOP(DONT WORRY), REBOOT USING HARDWARE KEYS TO RECOVERY AND FLASH "XPOSED DISABLER" ZIP FILE, BOOM YOUR PROBLEM IS SOLVED
7. FINALLY WHEN YOUR PHONE BOOTS, GO ON TO THE XPOSED INSTALLER APP, TAP ON "FRAMEWORK", YOU WILL KNOW ABOUT YOUR SUCCESS STATUS
8. NOW THE LAST BUT NOT THE LEAST STEP, INSTALL ANY OF THE XPOSED MOD APP(HERE I USED SERAJR XPOSED FOR XZ LP),
INSTALL IT, GO TO MODULES SECTION, ACTIVATE IT, AND FINALLY REBOOT.
9. DONE, HAPPY XPOSED TO YOU
YOU CAN ALSO DOWNLOAD IMAGES ZIP FILE FOR BETTER UNDERSTANDING AND PERFECTION(THEY ARE ARRANGED IN ORDER)
REASON FOR THIS POST: I GOT MANY QUERIES REALTED TO XPOSED INSTALLATION ON MY WHATSAPP GROUP, FINNALLY DECIDED TO MAKE A THREAD TO HELP THEM AND OTHERS ALSO..
IF YOU LIKE MY WORK PLEASE DONT FORGET TO PRESS THANKS BUTTON, IT WILL NOT COST YOU MORE THAN YOUR HAPPINESS
NOTE: FOR UNINSTALLATION JUST FLASH UNINSTALLER ZIP VIA RECOVERY.
AS I AM NEW HERE, SO I AM NOT ALLOWED TO POST LINKS, YOU CAN ACCES THESE LINKS BY ADDING A "h" OF HTTPS(SEE WITH ATTENTION)
ATTACHMENTS:
---->XPOSED INSTALLER APK ttps://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6JGe-_gG3ftVkVBOGpOT2UxaVk
---->XPOSED DISABLER ZIP ttps://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6JGe-_gG3ftc3VMV1hFd19lR3c
---->XPOSED FRAMEWORK V79 SDK 22 ZIP ttps://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6JGe-_gG3ftM19wYVRZQ3duRGM
---->XPOSED FRAMEWORK V80 SDK 22 ZIP ttps://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6JGe-_gG3ftZXg4YmNjcEVOMW8
---->XPOSED UNINSTALLER ZIP ttps://drive.google.com/open?id=0B6JGe-_gG3ftYlFtODR6YThrSVU
HAVE A GOOD DAY :laugh:

Hyper-thanks
Just what I needed. Simple and worked perfectly
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Not working on C6602. 5.1.1, Stock, Rooted, Bootloader Locked. Stuck on a bootloop.
Any suggestions?

dj.adil said:
Not working on C6602. 5.1.1, Stock, Rooted, Bootloader Locked. Stuck on a bootloop.
Any suggestions?
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Some times this bootloops happen depending upon junk values on phone.
wipe dalvik cache or TRY AGAIN
thanks
all the best

thank you good tutorial

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Galaxy Tab A6 7.0 (sm t280) stuck in bootloop after installing Xposed Installer

Like in topic. I already tried (via teamwin TWRP):
-wipe cache/davik
-factory reset
but none of these works. How to make it work normally again?
I have installed Xposed Installer from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811

Krystiannnnnn said:
Like in topic. I already tried (via teamwin TWRP):
-wipe cache/davik
-factory reset
but none of these works. How to make it work normally again?
I have installed Xposed Installer from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
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You need to flash the Xposed installer to get out of the bootloop. Then, if you still want to run Xposed, I highly recommend the unofficial version by "Wanam"..
He is the download link for the uninstaller.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=37508
"Chance Favors the Prepared"
Here is where you should be getting the Xposed installer from. "Wanam" has made this unofficial version specifically for Samsung devices running LL and MM.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-xposed-samsung-lollipop-t3180960

glockman4519 said:
You need to flash the Xposed installer to get out of the bottom. Then, if you still want to run Xposed, I highly recommend the unofficial version by "Wanam"..
He is the download link for the uninstaller.
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=37508
"Chance Favors the Prepared"
Here is where you should be getting the Xposed installer from. "Wanam" has made this unofficial version specifically for Samsung devices running LL and MM.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-xposed-samsung-lollipop-t3180960
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No bootloop after uninstalling Xposed, thanks.
But installing Xposed from link you added fails (photo). What's wrong?

Krystiannnnnn said:
No bootloop after uninstalling Xposed, thanks.
But installing Xposed from link you added fails (photo). What's wrong?
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Its saying that it couldn't find the updater script for some reason. And I have no clue why it would be saying that. Works fine for me, but I'm also running a permissive kernel too. That zip should work on either lollipop or Marshmallow.
Did you check the MD5 after the download to make sure the download was good?

glockman4519 said:
Its saying that it couldn't find the updater script for some reason. And I have no clue why it would be saying that. Works fine for me, but I'm also running a permissive kernel too. That zip should work on either lollipop or Marshmallow.
Did you check the MD5 after the download to make sure the download was good?
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My fault, sorry, I have downloaded wrong file. But although I installed correct file, Xposed app doesn't show in my apps, menu, apps manager etc. so I can't even run it.

Krystiannnnnn said:
My fault, sorry, I have downloaded wrong file. But although I installed correct file, Xposed app doesn't show in my apps, menu, apps manager etc. so I can't even run it.
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It sounds like it didn't install. Make sure that you have the Xposed installer apk installed first, then reboot to recovery and flash the "wanam" xposed for marshmallow zip. Then reboot to system. When it boots after the flash you should see the Samsund upgrading apps screen before it boots into system fully.
Then go to app drawer and open the xposed app and under framework it should look like this..

Also, are you running SElinux permissive? Sometimes this is the only way that Xposed will stick. Just a thought.

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glockman4519 said:
It sounds like it didn't install. Make sure that you have the Xposed installer apk installed first, then reboot to recovery and flash the "wanam" xposed for marshmallow zip. Then reboot to system. When it boots after the flash you should see the Samsund upgrading apps screen before it boots into system fully.
Then go to app drawer and open the xposed app and under framework it should look like this..
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My bad I didn't installed apk first, now everything works correctly. Thanks for help!

I may not have made it clear from the start and I am sorry for that but you have to install 2 files. Like I said in my last post, install the apk first, then flash the zip in recovery. Those two files are required to get Xposed on your system. All files should be accessible in the links I provided in my first post. Good luck
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Krystiannnnnn said:
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My bad I didn't installed apk first, now everything works correctly. Thanks for help!
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Great. Good to hear

Krystiannnnnn said:
Like in topic. I already tried (via teamwin TWRP):
-wipe cache/davik
-factory reset
but none of these works. How to make it work normally again?
I have installed Xposed Installer from here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
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If you read the thread, Xposed has issues with Samsung Devices like the SM-T280. There is a version that works with Samsung though I can't rememer the link, even then I'm not sure if it will work with the SM-T280 out of the box. You can check Tinker Edition V5 if you want a pre-rooted, pre-xposed ROM and see if it fits your needs.

Xposed for k10 successfully working

Im not responsable for hard bricks/ soft bricks on youre devices do at your own risk
I already test it and works on my rooted ms428
I want to give a special thanks to the devs for the patience, dedication and for working hard to make the root possible for this device
Its highly recommended to perform a nan-backup incase of an emergency or incase if you want to go back
The steps are quite simple
1) root your device, if you dont have it rooted here is the link for the steps to root for the lg k10 both metropcs and T-Mobile editions only
(forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/development/root-twrp-rom-t-mobile-k428-k10-t3582493)
2) install magisk manager on playstore
3) open magisk manager and install the zip file via automatic
4) boot into twrp and flash the zip file located in magisk folder
5) once it done wipe cache and dalvik cache
6) once it finish booting open magisk manager and click on downloads tab
7) install on magisk xposed framework sdk23 (marshmallow) *note if you have lollipop its the sdk22
8) once it finished click on reboot later, boot into twrp and wipe dalvik cache and cache and reboot
9)install xposed apk (its the one i use on my ms428 forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758)
10) enjoy

See it for your self ?

itztropic- after I rooted I just downloaded the xposed framework from the website normally and it worked properly, I must be not understanding something about the method you described?
I don't really understand what magisk is for I thought it was a developer tool of some sort (which i'm not)

leopard_fist said:
itztropic- after I rooted I just downloaded the xposed framework from the website normally and it worked properly, I must be not understanding something about the method you described?
I don't really understand what magisk is for I thought it was a developer tool of some sort (which i'm not)
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Magisk is a frontend designed to manage apps and modules that use systemless capabilities. It has its own superuser based on phh's superuser, and features modules much like Xposed, though some are useful even on Nougat. Xposed can be installed systemless as well and Magisk can disable and re-enable root and Xposed on the fly, as well as its modules, so you can have a rooted phone and still use Android Pay and Pokemon Go.

ItzTropic said:
Im not responsable for hard bricks/ soft bricks on youre devices do at your own risk
I already test it and works on my rooted ms428
I want to give a special thanks to the devs for the patience, dedication and for working hard to make the root possible for this device
Its highly recommended to perform a nan-backup incase of an emergency or incase if you want to go back
The steps are quite simple
1) root your device, if you dont have it rooted here is the link for the steps to root for the lg k10 both metropcs and T-Mobile editions only
(forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/development/root-twrp-rom-t-mobile-k428-k10-t3582493)
2) install magisk manager on playstore
3) open magisk manager and install the zip file via automatic
4) boot into twrp and flash the zip file located in magisk folder
5) once it done wipe cache and dalvik cache
6) once it finish booting open magisk manager and click on downloads tab
7) install on magisk xposed framework sdk23 (marshmallow) *note if you have lollipop its the sdk22
8) once it finished click on reboot later, boot into twrp and wipe dalvik cache and cache and reboot
9)install xposed apk (its the one i use on my ms428 forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758)
10) enjoy
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Don't re-create threads when they are already present. LG K10 ROMS, KERNELS, RECOVERIES, & OTHER DEVELOPMENT is not the place to post these kinds of things.
There is already a thread for Xposed: https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/guide-xposed-lg-k10-t3505970.
Post it there. Delete this thread.

GuyInDogSuit said:
Magisk is a frontend designed to manage apps and modules that use systemless capabilities. It has its own superuser based on phh's superuser, and features modules much like Xposed, though some are useful even on Nougat. Xposed can be installed systemless as well and Magisk can disable and re-enable root and Xposed on the fly, as well as its modules, so you can have a rooted phone and still use Android Pay and Pokemon Go.
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Thanks for the explanation-also Overdrive took some time via pm to explain a few things about it. I've been working with it a couple days and I like it now that I understand, another cool thing to learn about

Removal of Magisk from ROM flash files

Nowadays Magisk is integrated in to almost all Nougat ROM's. For some it works flawlessly, for some its getting conflicted with various apps. Those who are facing problems with Magisk can remove it from the ROM before flashing using the below method. Including flash files of Lineage OS rooting file & removal file.
1) Unzip the ROM flashfile
2) Delete magicsk folder
3) Go to META-INF>com>google>android>updater-script
4) Open with Notepad++ (https://notepad-plus-plus.org/download/v7.3.3.html)
5) After opening the script file, find these lines below, remove them and save the file
ui_print(" ");
ui_print("Flashing Magisk...");
ui_print(" ");
package_extract_dir("magisk", "/tmp/magisk");
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "unzip", "/tmp/magisk/magisk.zip", "META-INF/com/google/android/*", "-d", "/tmp/magisk");
run_program("/sbin/sh", "/tmp/magisk/META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary", "dummy", "1", "/tmp/magisk/magisk.zip");
ui_print(" ");
6) Zip back all the files using winrar or win zip
7) Copy this to phone and flash the ROM
8) Now flash SuperSU or Flash lineage OS rooting zip file (See the attachment) to root.
9) Uninstall Magisk using system app uninstaller
Congrats, you're good to go !!
Note : Also including Magisk Uninstaller below. It used to work in previous builds and now its giving boot loops or just gets stucked in moto logo with vibrations. So try this at your own risk. Safer method is to remove it from ROM (above method) and flash it.

You make it very complicated
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flopezm said:
You make it very complicated
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Simple way is to uninstall using Magisk Uninstaller. But its giving boot loops on new builds. Hence this method. You're always welcome if having simpler method

Shibin_1985 said:
Simple way is to uninstall using Magisk Uninstaller. But its giving boot loops on new builds. Hence this method. You're always welcome if having simpler method
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uninstaller is giving bootloops? lol report that to the magisk dev. And use the latest uninstaller instead of the old one you posted. This work around is way too complicated

This workaround is exactly right if you want to remove Magisk from a ROM before installing, which is exactly what I've been trying to do for most of Friday night, to no avail. I want to encrypt my device which has caused boot loops every single time, even when I temporarily disable root. Tried the latest Magisk uninstaller, same result even though it says there's no more root or Magisk available when I open it under settings (Resurrection Remix Nougat). I am going full anti-spying mode right now, and I had no idea that it would be so difficult to get encryption on a Custom ROM (AICP gave me boot loops as well).
Unfortunately, the above method described by @Shibin_1985 doesn't do it for me. When trying to flash, it immediately stops, reporting an error due to invalid zip signature (TWRP 3.1.1.0, jfvelte).

PrivacyDefector said:
This workaround is exactly right if you want to remove Magisk from a ROM before installing, which is exactly what I've been trying to do for most of Friday night, to no avail. I want to encrypt my device which has caused boot loops every single time, even when I temporarily disable root. Tried the latest Magisk uninstaller, same result even though it says there's no more root or Magisk available when I open it under settings (Resurrection Remix Nougat). I am going full anti-spying mode right now, and I had no idea that it would be so difficult to get encryption on a Custom ROM (AICP gave me boot loops as well).
Unfortunately, the above method described by @Shibin_1985 doesn't do it for me. When trying to flash, it immediately stops, reporting an error due to invalid zip signature (TWRP 3.1.1.0, jfvelte).
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Download the latest Magisk uninstaller.. Else unzip the rom zip file, remove the Magisk folder in it & zip it back...

Thanks a lot for this tutorial, I was getting bootloop when trying to uninstall using magisk manager. This helps me out. Thanks a lot!!!