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Steps:
1. Download Magisk V11.1 & uninstaller
2. Root device (use @rrvuhpg root guide)
3. Download and flash Systemless SuperSU
4. Reboot and fully unroot device (don't restore stock boot image)
5. Reboot
6. Reboot into recovery
7. Flash Magisk & reboot
8. Wait for device to reboot fully (it takes a long, long time)
9. Download Magisk Manager from Play Store
10. If root is there, then you're done
Alternate Method:
1. Root Device (use @rrvuhpg root guide)
2. Download and flash Systemless SuperSU
3. Reboot and install Magisk Manager from Play Store
4. Open Magisk Manager and go onto the install tab
5. Press "detect" on the boot image location section and press "Magiskify" (I kept both advanced options unchecked)
6. Once flashed and rebooted, you're done.
Notes:
1. Rebooting after flashing Magisk takes ages, if there is a problem with booting then just flash the Magisk uninstaller. Just try to wait at least 10 minutes for the reboot after flashing Magisk, just don't crap yourself and uninstall the Magisk.
If you have questions or need help, just ask.
is this for single or dual sim XA??
caosugai said:
is this for single or dual sim XA??
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For all XA and Ultra
rrvuhpg said:
For all XA and Ultra
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Did it work for you then?
BadmanBristow said:
Did it work for you then?
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No problem for me on F3112 with Magisk 11.1 and SuperSu 2.79 on 33.2.B.3.105 firmware. Only SafetyNet fail (CTS profil mismatch).
rrvuhpg said:
No problem for me on F3112 with Magisk 11.1 and SuperSu 2.79 on 33.2.B.3.105 firmware. Only SafetyNet fail (CTS profil mismatch).
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Use MagiskSU instead, fully unroot device with SuperSU but don't restore the boot.img etc. Go to recovery and use the Magisk uninstaller then reflash Magisk 11.1 and if you unrooted, then it will install MagiskSU. It is Magisk's new official root
rrvuhpg said:
No problem for me on F3112 with Magisk 11.1 and SuperSu 2.79 on 33.2.B.3.105 firmware. Only SafetyNet fail (CTS profil mismatch).
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Also Systemless xposed causes safety net fail and you need to activate Magisk hide in the settings as well
BadmanBristow said:
Also Systemless xposed causes safety net fail and you need to activate Magisk hide in the settings as well
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And selinuxmode needs to be enforcing but Magisk takes care of that itself so don't worry, just double check it's enforcing, Magisk will turn it permissive itself only when needed
BadmanBristow said:
And selinuxmode needs to be enforcing but Magisk takes care of that itself so don't worry, just double check it's enforcing, Magisk will turn it permissive itself only when needed
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Thank you for your tips but XA is not my daily phone anymore, now I have a Oneplus3 and XA is just used as test/dev unit. I hope it will help other users.
Magisk should help with maintaining root after the latest and future Xperia XA updates (most likely will work with Nougat update too)
Android Pay
does this let you use android pay
jbenitez821 said:
does this let you use android pay
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It does, but if you use systemless xposed, you will need to disable it and then it will work.
Thank you very much for this guide.
Can't I use just Magisk installer without unrooting the rom? If I'm not wrong Magisk has is own root manager
I tryed to install Camera 60fps Recording Module but i got error the zip is stored in : intenal storage ....
Is this safety net important to have it in green to pass this CTS ? I have done method 2. Magisk manager form store and then I installed Magisk 12. In installation panel when I tap detect it detecs (auto) mmcblk. Is it all ? Does it work ?
Where can I find the Systemless SuperSU?
I have been trying to change to Magisk with this guide but it failed in the 1st method, the 2nd one gives the root with super su but i wanted to use Magisk alone, so i have been researching and by flashing the stock boot.img (i used the one provided in the thread "Stock kernels built from sources") Magisk was installed and worked except for the SafetyNet. Do someone passes SafetyNet or have a suggestion?
Veniak04 said:
I have been trying to change to Magisk with this guide but it failed in the 1st method, the 2nd one gives the root with super su but i wanted to use Magisk alone, so i have been researching and by flashing the stock boot.img (i used the one provided in the thread "Stock kernels built from sources") Magisk was installed and worked except for the SafetyNet. Do someone passes SafetyNet or have a suggestion?
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To pass the Safetynet check the only way is to use encrypted partition but you will lose the ability to mount/backup the /data partition with TWRP.
rrvuhpg said:
To pass the Safetynet check the only way is to use encrypted partition but you will lose the ability to mount/backup the /data partition with TWRP.
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How can i encrypt it and why does it is an issue? I only want to have my phone rooted with Magisk passing SafetyNet
:highfive:HELLO GUYS
So Here u can Find How To Bypass Safetnet In Your Phone While Being Rooted.
As you all know safetynet is implemented by Google itself to check Security of your Device & also by Some games or apps Eg. Pokeman Go,Android pay,Snapchat etc. So If Your Phone Is Rooted SafetyNet Test Will Fail.
With failed Safetynet Test You Can't Run These Apps in Your Mobile.
Check your Safetynet Status By This App:- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scottyab.safetynet.sample
So If your Test Failed And you can't able to run Games or Some Apps Try This method
1. Fully Unroot Your Phone In SuperSu app Go to Settings tab on the top right corner, and then click Full Unroot. Confirm with 'Continue'. 3. Once this operation is done, which takes a few minutes, you can reboot your Android & Then Flash This Unroot Script In Custom Recovery
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3931994&d=1478779893
2. Download Magisk 12.0 http://tiny.cc/latestmagisk and Flash it in Custom Recovery & Reboot **Make sure in custom recovery if a Line Appears "Boot img already patched" That means You'r Not Fully Unrooted in this case you have to flash your Stock System.img or Stock rom**
3. Now Install Magisk Manager From Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.topjohnwu.magisk
4 In Magisk manager Go To Settings Click on Enable BusyBox & Magisk Hide
5. Thats it. Now Run Safetynet test in Magisk Manager It will pass.
6.Enjoy your Games or Apps
UPDATE :- With Android Security Patch 01/04/2016 On Marshmallow Flashed SuperSu 2.79 Flashed Suhide 0.55 Flashed Magisk 12.0 Flashed Xposed 87.0 Systemless PASSING SAFETY NET Without Disabling root
Credits :-
@topjohnwu For Magisk 12.0 & Magisk Manager App
@halifax For Unroot Su Script
Hey, I have a problem:
I used this script on my Galaxy Nexus but now I decided to use SuperSU again because Magsik didn't work for me. I have just one problem: After using this script I can't install SuperSU anymore. The installation works as usual without problems but if I open the SU app it sais I need a Su file flashed. Could you please help me to fix thid problem?
Thanks in advance,
greetings Nils
yo_honey said:
:highfive:HELLO GUYS
So Here u can Find How To Bypass Safetnet In Your Phone While Being Rooted.
.....
1. Fully Unroot Your Phone In SuperSu app Go to Settings tab on the top right corner, and then click Full Unroot. Confirm with 'Continue'. 3. Once this operation is done, which takes a few minutes, you can reboot your Android & Then Flash This Unroot Script In Custom Recovery
https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3931994&d=1478779893
2. Download Magisk 12.0 http://tiny.cc/latestmagisk and Flash it in Custom Recovery & Reboot **Make sure in custom recovery if a Line Appears "Boot img already patched" That means You'r Not Fully Unrooted in this case you have to flash your Stock System.img or Stock rom**
3. Now Install Magisk Manager From Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.topjohnwu.magisk
4 In Magisk manager Go To Settings Click on Enable BusyBox & Magisk Hide
5. Thats it. Now Run Safetynet test in Magisk Manager It will pass.
6.Enjoy your Games or Apps
UPDATE :- With Android Security Patch 01/04/2016 On Marshmallow Flashed SuperSu 2.79 Flashed Suhide 0.55 Flashed Magisk 12.0 Flashed Xposed 87.0 Systemless PASSING SAFETY NET Without Disabling root
Credits :-
@topjohnwu For Magisk 12.0 & Magisk Manager App
@halifax For Unroot Su Script
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Thanks my friend, u save my day, Samsung S6 Edge +.
Flash Latest SuperSu Zip in custom recovery
MrFlashGame said:
Hey, I have a problem:
I used this script on my Galaxy Nexus but now I decided to use SuperSU again because Magsik didn't work for me. I have just one problem: After using this script I can't install SuperSU anymore. The installation works as usual without problems but if I open the SU app it sais I need a Su file flashed. Could you please help me to fix thid problem?
Thanks in advance,
greetings Nils
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Download Latest Stable version of SuperSu zip And Flash it Using Custom Recovery. This may solve your problem.
Hello, anyone have boot img for htc 820 dual sim?
Thank you
Hello everyone,
As you might have seen, Google Safetynet APIs have been updated. Since Official Magisk is using old API, when you try to pass Safetynet, it will automatically give you an error like " The response is invalid" or something like that.
So, in order to bypass this issue, I've been searching for a long time and I found a solution.
THIS WON'T WORK WITH XPOSED FRAMEWORK INSTALLED!!
1- Uninstall completely Magisk using official uninstaller.
2- Once the device rebooted, download and install latest unofficial Magisk Manager APK available on this page: https://github.com/ianmacd/MagiskBuilds?files=1
3- Open Magisk Manager and go to Magisk settings
4- Click on Update Channel and choose Custom
5- Insert this URL and click OK : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ianmacd/MagiskBuilds/master/updates/ianmacd.json
6- Click on Clear Repo Cache
7- Return to Magisk Startpage and check for update
8- Install Unofficial Magisk 16.8
9- Once installation done, reboot your device
10- Go to Magisk Manager and check for Safetynet
If it passed, Congratulations, you're done.
If not, continue.
11- Download this Magisk Module : https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528046758
12- Once downloaded, disconnect your phone from Internet (turn of the Wi-Fi, 4g, etc...). It's very important
13- Install the module using Magisk Manager and reboot
14- When reboot done, wait 5 minutes before turning on Internet connection
15- Go to Magisk Manager and check if Safetynet passed.
It should be working, it worked in my case.
Have tried on two devices:
- Leeco x626 with EUI ROM ( Cuoco) using the module
- Leeco x526 with MIUI 10 without the module
FOR EUI ROMs:
You could get an error saying you're using a modified software or something like this, after uninstalling old Magisk.
Do this :
- Download official Magisk uninstaller AND Unofficial Magisk 16.8 ZIP
- Reboot to TWRP Recovery
- Uninstall old Magisk using the uninstaller
DO NOT REBOOT
- Return to TWRP Home menu and install unofficial Magisk 16.8
- Reboot your device and it should be okay
Wow it worked. Thanks a lot bro.
xwml12 said:
Hello everyone,
As you might have seen, Google Safetynet APIs have been updated. Since Official Magisk is using old API, when you try to pass Safetynet, it will automatically give you an error like " The response is invalid" or something like that.
So, in order to bypass this issue, I've been searching for a long time and I found a solution.
1- Uninstall completely Magisk using official uninstaller.
2- Once the device rebooted, download and install latest unofficial Magisk Manager APK available on this page: https://github.com/ianmacd/MagiskBuilds?files=1
3- Open Magisk Manager and go to Magisk settings
4- Click on Update Channel and choose Custom
5- Insert this URL and click OK : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ianmacd/MagiskBuilds/master/updates/ianmacd.json
6- Click on Clear Repo Cache
7- Return to Magisk Startpage and check for update
8- Install Unofficial Magisk 16.8
9- Once installation done, reboot your device
10- Go to Magisk Manager and check for Safetynet
If it passed, Congratulations, you're done.
If not, continue.
11- Download this Magisk Module : https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528046758
12- Once downloaded, disconnect your phone from Internet (turn of the Wi-Fi, 4g, etc...). It's very important
13- Install the module using Magisk Manager and reboot
14- When reboot done, wait 5 minutes before turning on Internet connection
15- Go to Magisk Manager and check if Safetynet passed.
It should be working, it worked in my case.
Have tried on two devices:
- Leeco x626 with EUI ROM ( Cuoco) using the module
- Leeco x526 with MIUI 10 without the module
FOR EUI ROMs:
You could get an error saying you're using a modified software or something like this, after uninstalling old Magisk.
Do this :
- Download official Magisk uninstaller AND Unofficial Magisk 16.8 ZIP
- Reboot to TWRP Recovery
- Uninstall old Magisk using the uninstaller
DO NOT REBOOT
- Return to TWRP Home menu and install unofficial Magisk 16.8
- Reboot your device and it should be okay
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Didn't work for me. I've tried everything as stated in the instructions. I'm using an x626 and running on EUI 30s room. See what it shows from d pics below
rexmako said:
Didn't work for me. I've tried everything as stated in the instructions. I'm using an x626 and running on EUI 30s room. See what it shows from d pics below
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Check if you don't have Xposed Framework installed, if yes uninstall it as it won't let the phone pass Safetynet check.
xwml12 said:
Check if you don't have Xposed Framework installed, if yes uninstall it as it won't let the phone pass Safetynet check.
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I don't think I have Xposed framework, unless it's hidden somewhere in my phone. How do I check for it? I know I have some root apps installed. Apps like es explorer, root explorer and browser, BusyBox, etal
rexmako said:
I don't think I have Xposed framework, unless it's hidden somewhere in my phone. How do I check for it? I know I have some root apps installed. Apps like es explorer, root explorer and browser, BusyBox, etal
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BusyBox... That's the problem, try without it Installed
xwml12 said:
BusyBox... That's the problem, try without it Installed
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I just did. I've uninstalled BusyBox and still the same thing. Problem still persist. Or should I just uninstall all my root apps, including root explorer, battery fix and the rest?
After updating magisk I managed to passed safetynet check, but it still wont allow me to launch Fate/Grand Order
Dragladiator said:
After updating magisk I managed to passed safetynet check, but it still wont allow me to launch Fate/Grand Order
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Use Magisk Hide and click on your desired apps to hide them root access.
xwml12 said:
Use Magisk Hide and click on your desired apps to hide them root access.
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The Game is still detected Magisk even with after repacking magisk and acitve magisk hide
Dragladiator said:
The Game is still detected Magisk even with after repacking magisk and acitve magisk hide
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In Magisk options , disable systemless hosts option and reboot .
xwml12 said:
Hello everyone,
As you might have seen, Google Safetynet APIs have been updated. Since Official Magisk is using old API, when you try to pass Safetynet, it will automatically give you an error like " The response is invalid" or something like that.
So, in order to bypass this issue, I've been searching for a long time and I found a solution.
THIS WON'T WORK WITH XPOSED FRAMEWORK INSTALLED!!
1- Uninstall completely Magisk using official uninstaller.
2- Once the device rebooted, download and install latest unofficial Magisk Manager APK available on this page: https://github.com/ianmacd/MagiskBuilds?files=1
3- Open Magisk Manager and go to Magisk settings
4- Click on Update Channel and choose Custom
5- Insert this URL and click OK : https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ianmacd/MagiskBuilds/master/updates/ianmacd.json
6- Click on Clear Repo Cache
7- Return to Magisk Startpage and check for update
8- Install Unofficial Magisk 16.8
9- Once installation done, reboot your device
10- Go to Magisk Manager and check for Safetynet
If it passed, Congratulations, you're done.
If not, continue.
11- Download this Magisk Module : https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=5862345805528046758
12- Once downloaded, disconnect your phone from Internet (turn of the Wi-Fi, 4g, etc...). It's very important
13- Install the module using Magisk Manager and reboot
14- When reboot done, wait 5 minutes before turning on Internet connection
15- Go to Magisk Manager and check if Safetynet passed.
It should be working, it worked in my case.
Have tried on two devices:
- Leeco x626 with EUI ROM ( Cuoco) using the module
- Leeco x526 with MIUI 10 without the module
FOR EUI ROMs:
You could get an error saying you're using a modified software or something like this, after uninstalling old Magisk.
Do this :
- Download official Magisk uninstaller AND Unofficial Magisk 16.8 ZIP
- Reboot to TWRP Recovery
- Uninstall old Magisk using the uninstaller
DO NOT REBOOT
- Return to TWRP Home menu and install unofficial Magisk 16.8
- Reboot your device and it should be okay
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What if custom ROMs? How do we make them pass the check using any of the above methods?
rexmako said:
What if custom ROMs? How do we make them pass the check using any of the above methods?
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Working on all ROMS, Custom or Stock. Just follow the guide
error installing new APK:
App not installed. The package conflcts with an existing package by the same name.
x522 Le 2, LineageOS 14.1 official nightly.
help?
EDIT: Nevermind, uninstalled with TWRP and uninstall zip, noy uninstall button in manager. oops!
EDIT2: still fails cts on unofficial 17.2 with unofficial manager 09-20. on leeco x522. help?
Hi there,
In short, I couldn't manage to install new Magisk v17 and v17.1 on my LG V20 H990DS due to the bootloop issue.
Anyone managed to do that ?!
The details:
- I tried to install Magisk V17 through Magisk app, but failed.
- I installed it through TWRP but failed (Bootloop),
- I uninstall it, phone returned to normal
- I tried to install Magisk V17.1 through Magisk app, but failed (Bootloop).
- I installed it through TWRP but failed (Bootloop).
- I uninstall it, phone returned to normal
- I installed Magisk V16.0 and now functioning normal.
Download 17.1 zip
Download latest Magisk Manager apk
Download Magisk uninstaller zip
Install Magisk Manager latest apk
Reboot to recovery
Flash uninstaller zip
Reboot to recovery again
Flash Magisk zip
Wipe caches
Reboot to system.
iDefalt said:
Download 17.1 zip
Download latest Magisk Manager apk
Download Magisk uninstaller zip
Install Magisk Manager latest apk
Reboot to recovery
Flash uninstaller zip
Reboot to recovery again
Flash Magisk zip
Wipe caches
Reboot to system.
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I'll try right away.
iDefalt said:
Download 17.1 zip
Download latest Magisk Manager apk
Download Magisk uninstaller zip
Install Magisk Manager latest apk
Reboot to recovery
Flash uninstaller zip
Reboot to recovery again
Flash Magisk zip
Wipe caches
Reboot to system.
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Thank you bro, I followed same steps however, I got a bootloop ;(
MaZeNsMz said:
Thank you bro, I followed same steps however, I got a bootloop ;(
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I can't say what else would help sorry, those are the exact steps I followed and they worked.
Perhaps you could post in the Magisk part of the forums with some info about your device and see if someone could help.
MaZeNsMz said:
Hi there,
In short, I couldn't manage to install new Magisk v17 and v17.1 on my LG V20 H990DS due to the bootloop issue.
Anyone managed to do that ?!
The details:
- I tried to install Magisk V17 through Magisk app, but failed.
- I installed it through TWRP but failed (Bootloop),
- I uninstall it, phone returned to normal
- I tried to install Magisk V17.1 through Magisk app, but failed (Bootloop).
- I installed it through TWRP but failed (Bootloop).
- I uninstall it, phone returned to normal
- I installed Magisk V16.0 and now functioning normal.
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This is a magisk issue and shouldn't be posted here
Sent from my LG-H910 using XDA Labs
I had the same problem till I went to twrp recovery and flashed the zip that magisk downloaded and it works great. Only problem left on the side is trying to get Xposed to work again through the new magisk on H918 Super Rom, it's not working ATM but I think it's fixable somehow I guess. Magisk is effecting all phones, not just V20 btw.
Check out the video about the API and safetynet by the YouTuber HighOnAndroid. That video let's u know what's up with magisk the day before new magisk update came.
Is it possible that someone backup and share with me boot partition, and from my side I recover it ?!
I'm running:
ROM: RR-0-v6.1.0-h990-Unofficial
Kernel: Gamma Kernel v26.0.0
Magisk: v17.1
Magisk Manager: v5.9.1
I'm not on stock, but i had no error or problems installing it.
Are you on stock or?
I was able to directly install Magisk 17.1 from Magisk itself without issues.
SebTech33 said:
I'm running:
ROM: RR-0-v6.1.0-h990-Unofficial
Kernel: Gamma Kernel v26.0.0
Magisk: v17.1
Magisk Manager: v5.9.1
I'm not on stock, but i had no error or problems installing it.
Are you on stock or?
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Rom: Stock,
Kernel: neocore-reboot-v2.5
Magisk: V16.0
KawaiiNek0 said:
I was able to directly install Magisk 17.1 from Magisk itself without issues.
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Very locky,
I did the same here by I end up with a nice boot loop
MaZeNsMz said:
Rom: Stock,
Kernel: neocore-reboot-v2.5
Magisk: V16.0
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Have you tried another kernel?
Anyone could test sixaxis compatibility checker?
(free on store)
Only on h990ds. 910 and other never were affected by this problem with previous magisk.
Dont know if v17 solved this problem.
Thanks
SebTech33 said:
Have you tried another kernel?
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I'll try today, do you recommend any kernel?
SebTech33 said:
Have you tried another kernel?
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Tried D.O.T.S and failed, bootloop
I am thinking if someone can backup the boot and share it with us. So we can recover it
Regards..
Has anyone found a way to make 17.1 work on the H990DS? It took me several flashes to get it to boot but after a couple restarts it started bootlooping again so I had to downgrade to 16 and 16 works just fine
Just stay on v16 until they can work the bugs out with v17 -- you aren't gaining anything by going to v17.
-- Brian
iDefalt said:
Download 17.1 zip
Download latest Magisk Manager apk
Download Magisk uninstaller zip
Install Magisk Manager latest apk
Reboot to recovery
Flash uninstaller zip
Reboot to recovery again
Flash Magisk zip
Wipe caches
Reboot to system.
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Thanks, that did the trick for me on lg h910r
MaZeNsMz said:
Hi there,
In short, I couldn't manage to install new Magisk v17 and v17.1 on my LG V20 H990DS due to the bootloop issue.
Anyone managed to do that ?!
The details:
- I tried to install Magisk V17 through Magisk app, but failed.
- I installed it through TWRP but failed (Bootloop),
- I uninstall it, phone returned to normal
- I tried to install Magisk V17.1 through Magisk app, but failed (Bootloop).
- I installed it through TWRP but failed (Bootloop).
- I uninstall it, phone returned to normal
- I installed Magisk V16.0 and now functioning normal.
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Note 26.10.2018 :
I upgraded to Oreo V8.0 from here and everything is fine now
When I try to install a module, it gives me a "data/magisk not setup properly" error. Please help.
I have tried reinstalling magisk and pressing on direct install again but it still doesn't work.
KingCraft143 said:
When I try to install a module, it gives me a "data/magisk not setup properly" error. Please help.
I have tried reinstalling magisk and pressing on direct install again but it still doesn't work.
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Is below that message, something asking you to update Magisk first?
If there isn't, well... Try to go Magisk Manager and check for updates, if there's any, just download and install them. Try again.
If there aren't, try to go XDA's Magisk thread, download Magisk uninstaller as well as flashable Magisk and Magisk Manager apk, both in their latest versions.
In case you've installed TWRP, Then reboot to Recovery and flash Magisk uninstaller... Just in case, flash TWRP again.
After that Reboot to Recovery once again and flash Magisk, then Reboot to System.
Then, in case you can't find Magisk Manager app, install it and update Magisk, this time from app itself.