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Has anyone been able to get magisk to work appropriately? I attempted and the magisk apk kept fc'ing. I read about LG devices needing a boot.img "bump". Is this true or has anyone got it working in their own way?
There Is no root method for variants that don't have a unlocked bootloader. You would know this if you read the forums before asking
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mrtruckincowboy said:
There Is no root method for variants that don't have a unlocked bootloader. You would know this if you read the forums before asking
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So, quite frankly, if you read, another user has it working. Further more, with the TMO variant, I do have an unlocked bootloader. Root application works with magisk, however the APK itself fc's.
I thought cowboys were polite ; )
I misread your post thought you were the typical person asking for a update on root I apologize.
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Thats what you get for not reading posts Cowboy... Smh...
I have the H918/tmo and I was able to get magisk running with phh's superuser. I'm kinda iffy on magisk-hide, as i had issues with it initially ( random reboots with it enabled). I turned off magisk hide for about a week, then turned it back on last night with no reboots since.. but haven't tested it with apps.
After running the easy recowvery + root script, i got rid of SuperSU. I believe all i did was a Full Unroot in the options, with no changes to the recovery. (I also may have done a format /data when rebooting to recovery again, but i dont recall fully, so take that into consideration if it didnt work at first (followed by the no-verity-opt-encrypt zip).)
After getting rid of SuperSU/su binary, what i remember doing was:
1 ) Flash magisk v9.zip -> reboot to system to make sure it boots, then adb reboot recovery.
2 ) Flash phh's superuser r266-2.zip -> reboot to system
3 ) install magisk manager via apk, and phh's superuser via playstore.
4 ) test out root.
has anyone been able to get Phh's superuser to work on the Sprint v20 / LS997 ?? If so, how? Thanks in advance.
If you can't get this working there is an app called RootSwitch. It can successfully hide root on the V20 with a toggle.
HiddenKnight said:
Has anyone been able to get magisk to work appropriately? I attempted and the magisk apk kept fc'ing. I read about LG devices needing a boot.img "bump". Is this true or has anyone got it working in their own way?
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ive got 1 working and 1 in testing that uses magisk and phh.
the phh superuser seems to be casusing the systemui to force close often when in hide mode and the random reboots and loss of service, otherwise it was working fine.
but yeah, just flash version 10.2 on your current rom and see what happens!
btw this was on DEC sec patch, on oct builds i never tried it, but this is latest DEC sofware, didnt even use rootswitch
slayerh4x said:
If you can't get this working there is an app called RootSwitch. It can successfully hide root on the V20 with a toggle.
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Is this the App you used?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/play-pokemon-root-switch-method-patched-t3483179
remix435 said:
Is this the App you used?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/play-pokemon-root-switch-method-patched-t3483179
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I am using the one from this rom thread;
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/h819-nrd90m-modded-stock-rom-t3503658
Just follow the directions in the OP and you'll be g2g.
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If you can't get this working there is an app called RootSwitch. It can successfully hide root on the V20 with a toggle.
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Tried RootSwitch w/ SuperSU. Didn't pass SafetyNet if that's what you were referring to.
Tried it again last night. Had the 1st 3 options turned on. Soon as I opened Android Pay my phone hot booted and got stuck on the VZW splash screen. Had to pull the battery. Won't try that again with supersu.
I have a VS995 this is how I got my phone to finally take magisk and pass the safetynet check. I'm running software version VS99513A I performed dirty santa to get unlocked bootloader and root access. Now I tried to uninstall supersu threw the app and I got a failed message. I tried going into recovery and flashing the supersu unistaller and that would fail. I tried flash magisk v12.0 and keep getting error message. I got stock in twrp recovery several times and used LGUP and flash either VS99512A KDZ or the VS99513A KDZ. Am not a developer but it seemed as if the boot.img won't take by the magisk zip. Those where my failed attempts for about a week or two. Now on to the success story
Performed Dirty Santa on software version VS99513A. I decide to flash modstock kernaI update v1.1 because it seem to work well with a stock rooted VS995. I flashed busy box in recovery and downloaded the app and also downloaded quick reboot so I could reboot into recovery easier. After reading @poixninja thread on modstock kernal - stocked with goodies he mention flash a boot.img that was patched with magisk. So I but the phone into fastboot mode and flashed his boot.img onto the phone with cmd (command prompt). I think I might have tried to uninstall supersu threw the app and I think it didn't work after flash the boot.img. So I put the phone into recovery mode the to wipe and then to advance wipe and clear dalvik and cache. After that I went to install and flashed the supersu unistaller and it took. After flashing I wipe the cache that twrp ask after most flashes. I then rebooted into recovery to make sure my twrp was not affected because I had and issue with that in previous supersu unistaller attempts. Rebooted ito twrp recovery then rebooted into system. I think whenever I flashed the verzion logo stayed up longer than normal but the phone fully started up. I clicked on supersu and it said no root access. Turned of the phone and did the steps to get to recovery mode. Once in I first wiped dalvik and cache. Then I flashed magisk unistaller and it went threw with no issue. I wiped dalvik and cache then rebooted into recovery. After getting into recovery I rebooted to system.
Sidenote: I recommend after wiping supersu and flashing magisk unistaller. Once you boot up install magisk apk. I didn't install the apk until after I flashed the magisk v12.0 in recovery. I noticed when I reboot the magisk icon was on the phone but when I clicked it it said go to playstore to download. I had the magisk manager apk on my SD card so I just installed it. The install to longer than normal I think it was because I didn't install it prior to flash the zip in recovery. I didn't get a chance to verify it yet.
Once the phone boot and I installed the magisk app manager I open it up and got green checks for installed magisk v12 and properly rooted. I went to setting and turned on enable busy box, magisk hide, and systemless. But when I clicked safetynet I got cts mismatch. Did some research and read on other XDA magisk thread that it maybe because of custom roms, modified kernals and possible supersu somewhere on the system. The only root accessible apps I had installed during this process was busybox and quick reboot. I did notice the first time I ran quick reboot after getting magisk it did give it root access then it did after I opened it again.
I decide to uninstall quick reboot and busy box. I uninstalled both apps. I rebooted into recovery mode the manual way. First thing I did was wipe dalvik and cache. Then I flashed busy box uninstaller. When the flash was running I say in the command lines that it found supersu. Which I thought was odd so I also flashed supersu unistaller. I rebooted into recovery wipe dalvik and cache and flashed uninstall magisk. Then reboot into recovery. I ran busy box uninstaller one more time to see if it would pick up supersu again and the command lines did not mention it. I flashed back magisk v12.0 rebooted into recovery. Then rebooted into system
Opened magisk went to setting to turn on enable busy box, magisk hide and systemless. Check safetnet and failed I found a magisk XDA thread that talks about common issue. It said I had to check magisk core only mode. Once I did that he requested a reboot which I did. Once back up I first cleared in app manager under show system I cleared all data for google play store, google play service for instant app, google play services. I opened magisk clicked safetynet check and I passed it. I went to search for netflix in play store and it pop up I installed it and it working fine so far. I tried logging into snapchat and I got threw.
Hope this maybe help full to anyone having issues
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/development/kernel-modstock-kernel-stock-goodies-t3563887 (boot img and modstock v1.1)
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71154562&postcount=4 (Magisk common issues)
Easier than that...?
sentra10550 said:
I have a VS995 this is how I got my phone to finally take magisk and pass the safetynet check. I'm running software version VS99513A I performed dirty santa to get unlocked bootloader and root access...
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...Hope this maybe help full to anyone having issues
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If I may be so bold, I played around with the rooting process on mine (I have a VS995 on 13A, too), and found a much easier (and possibly cleaner?) way to do this. Of course, the way I'm about to suggest would require a full KDZ to stock and a factory reset...
Here's mine:
Follow this thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/v20/how-to/lgv20-vs995-verizon-aio-post-06-19-2017-t3624326
Note: For noobs: After step 13, it's a bit misleading, because it doesn't boot DIRECTLY into TWRP, but boots to the white-screen "stock" recovery. The trick is to tell it "Yes" to both reset prompts. (It doesn't actually reset your stuff.) After this, it will take you to the TWRP menu.
When you get to step 14E, DO NOT FLASH SuperSU!
Instead, flash the ReStock zip.
After flashing ReStock, follow step 14G, and then flash Magisk 13.3 (latest stable, haven't tested others) from here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
I tried this out of order a couple of other times and ended up either having Magisk not following through with install, or developing issues installing certain apps. (Either getting a -504 error from Play Store, or having valid APKs reply that they were "corrupt" when directly installing.)
Of course, all of the stereotypical disclaimers apply-- YMMV, and I'm not responsible if you brick your device, yadda yadda...
No offense, intended, sentra10550. While I'm glad you managed to get things working, the directions were a bit convoluted and I hope my humble findings might help yourself, in the future(?), and any others that may have a VS995.
Good luck, everybody!
)O( NeoHiPPy )O(
Think I'll wait until an easier method comes out for the VS995 to run Magisk lol..
I was UNABLE to do full unroot on my V20 from SuperSu settings menu. It would say "uninstallation failed"
I tried running UPDATE-unSU.zip from TWRP and it did not help. Magisk keeps on complaining about modified boot file.
I am unlocking boot loader, trying to flash Magisk in TWRP instead of SuperSu as per DirtyStanta root method instructions.
I will also flash restock 1.3 right after to stop static and vibration issue.
If it works, ill update my post.
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Ok i got it working. It was easier then i thought it would be.
These are the steps i did the very first time i got into TWRP after bootloaded unlock process as per DirtySanta rooting instructions.
Entered TWRP
DID NOT format data>yes
Installed Restock1.3 and Magisk.zip
Wipe cache and dalvik. Says Failed to wipe Dalvik (dont know why but what ever)
Reboot.
Result: Asking for unlock password 9 attempts left. So i have to Format Data>Yes
Re-entered TWRP
Format Data>yes
Reboot.
Root works. No SuperSu needed.
Conclusion:
You have to format DATA not for the root to work, but to be able to get into the phone. If there was a way to bypass that, there would be no need to factory reset to root. Root method would not require you to wipe the phone.
How ever, some apps that i use still do not support systemless root. They fail to do their work such as removing system apps. I cant remove any of my system apps for some reasons. I get "failed" messageevery time.
I was told i need modules for Magisk, but i have yet understood what that even means.
Other apps that use root, work fine. Such as AdAway.org
So I'm trying the Magisk root mode instead of SuperSU. This is my first time messing with Magisk.
I flashed the lastest OOS version and flashed the Magisk zip.
I went to the dowload modules section and installed a bunch of modules without rebooting immediatly. After all installed I rebooted and to my surprise, the phone didn't boot. It stays in the 1+ logo forever.
What have I done wrong? Installed wrong modules? Should I reboot after each module installed?
I flashed the ROM back, wiped cache and dalvik and flashed Magisk again and still the phone isn't booting..
EDIT: Flashed the ROM again without Magisk or SuperSU and it booted, but somehow I lost the TWRP recovery!
Great now it will wipe my phone to install the TWRP recovery again..
These are my favorites so far, I am so happy with them
gonsa said:
So I'm trying the Magisk root mode instead of SuperSU. This is my first time messing with Magisk.
I flashed the lastest OOS version and flashed the Magisk zip.
I went to the dowload modules section and installed a bunch of modules without rebooting immediatly. After all installed I rebooted and to my surprise, the phone didn't boot. It stays in the 1+ logo forever.
What have I done wrong? Installed wrong modules? Should I reboot after each module installed?
I flashed the ROM back, wiped cache and dalvik and flashed Magisk again and still the phone isn't booting..
EDIT: Flashed the ROM again without Magisk or SuperSU and it booted, but somehow I lost the TWRP recovery!
Great now it will wipe my phone to install the TWRP recovery again..
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It won't wipe your phone if you simply run it in fastboot and flash the TWRP recovery. The only reason it wipes the first time is because you had to do an oem unlock, which is already done now. The only time you will have to wipe your whole phone from now on is if you decrypt, and with ROMs starting to work with encryption, that shouldn't need to be done.
For the boot loop, my guess is a bad module.
To get the phone working again, you did the correct thing in flashing the stock zip without Magisk. The only thing you needed to do right after that was flash TWRP recovery image again through TWRP to overwrite the stock recovery. Then you would boot up, uninstall the modules, and reflash Magisk.
The only Magisk module I use is the stock Google Dialer/Contacts mod.
chazarss said:
These are my favorites so far, I am so happy with them
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Wow. Didn't knew there are so many modules just for OP5. Guess it's time to root.
Does using doze for Google play services causes any notification issues? Delay etc.
naturist said:
Wow. Didn't knew there are so many modules just for OP5. Guess it's time to root.
Does using doze for Google play services causes any notification issues? Delay etc.
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None any issue, just flash and relax
ArkAngel06 said:
It won't wipe your phone if you simply run it in fastboot and flash the TWRP recovery. The only reason it wipes the first time is because you had to do an oem unlock, which is already done now. The only time you will have to wipe your whole phone from now on is if you decrypt, and with ROMs starting to work with encryption, that shouldn't need to be done.
For the boot loop, my guess is a bad module.
To get the phone working again, you did the correct thing in flashing the stock zip without Magisk. The only thing you needed to do right after that was flash TWRP recovery image again through TWRP to overwrite the stock recovery. Then you would boot up, uninstall the modules, and reflash Magisk.
The only Magisk module I use is the stock Google Dialer/Contacts mod.
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thank you for your explanation. I managed to install the TWRP recovery again. what's happening now is I flash the ROM and it boots. I flash Magisk and it doesn't boot. I flash the ROM again and then SuperSU and it works. What I think is happening now is when I flash Magisk it might load the modules that don't work and it won't boot. Is there a way to know if the modules are installed in the background?
What I did now was flash the Magisk uninstaller and flashed the SuperSU and it's working.
Check out this guide I wrote!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/how-to/guide-fix-twrp-recovery-script-loop-t3649727
Im_Mattgame said:
Check out this guide I wrote!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/how-to/guide-fix-twrp-recovery-script-loop-t3649727
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I llaughed out loud when I read the "Flash Stock Recovery - Step 7/ Ponder for a minute at how useless it is"
You guide is good but not for my situation. I can boot, just not with Magisk. The thing was, I installed a lot of Magisk modules all at once, like Viper4Android, Emoji one module, and a bunch of more. Then rebooted and it bootlooped.
Would like to get center clock on the status bar. Is there a module that does this?
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Would like to get center clock on the status bar. Is there a module that does this?
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Substratum is your answer to that question. I haven't tried any full themes since our recovery is still a working mess it seems, so I'm worried about backups. But the Ozone Substratum module works well. I just made my clock centered with small date and am/pm. Persists through dirty flashes too.
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Would like to get center clock on the status bar. Is there a module that does this?
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This will do it
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-5/themes/v3-1-ozone-substratum-module-oos-t3627336
gonsa said:
thank you for your explanation. I managed to install the TWRP recovery again. what's happening now is I flash the ROM and it boots. I flash Magisk and it doesn't boot. I flash the ROM again and then SuperSU and it works. What I think is happening now is when I flash Magisk it might load the modules that don't work and it won't boot. Is there a way to know if the modules are installed in the background?
What I did now was flash the Magisk uninstaller and flashed the SuperSU and it's working.
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I haven't had to mess around with uninstalling Magisk modules, but I assume the method to uninstall a module would be to
Flash system zip
Flash TWRP recovery
Boot into phone
Run the Magisk manager app without actually having Magisk installed
Uninstall or disable the modules
Then install Magisk
gonsa said:
I llaughed out loud when I read the "Flash Stock Recovery - Step 7/ Ponder for a minute at how useless it is"
You guide is good but not for my situation. I can boot, just not with Magisk. The thing was, I installed a lot of Magisk modules all at once, like Viper4Android, Emoji one module, and a bunch of more. Then rebooted and it bootlooped.
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Ah okay I see, then yeah it is maybe an incompatibility issue with one of the modules, mind listing all of them, I'll try and figure out which one is causing the Bootloop ?
chazarss said:
These are my favorites so far, I am so happy with them
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Where I can find those zips?
FloyderE said:
Where I can find those zips?
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just google it man
gonsa said:
So I'm trying the Magisk root mode instead of SuperSU. This is my first time messing with Magisk.
I flashed the lastest OOS version and flashed the Magisk zip.
I went to the dowload modules section and installed a bunch of modules without rebooting immediatly. After all installed I rebooted and to my surprise, the phone didn't boot. It stays in the 1+ logo forever.
What have I done wrong? Installed wrong modules? Should I reboot after each module installed?
I flashed the ROM back, wiped cache and dalvik and flashed Magisk again and still the phone isn't booting..
EDIT: Flashed the ROM again without Magisk or SuperSU and it booted, but somehow I lost the TWRP recovery!
Great now it will wipe my phone to install the TWRP recovery again..
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Keep in mind that everytime you update your phone it will also install stock recovery. So you'll need to re-install twrp after every oos update.
I have no module installed but I use other apps that needs root.
Btw can anyone comment on atmos or viper4android, does your phone/headphone sound any better?
chazarss said:
None any issue, just flash and relax
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How big of a difference on battery have you noticed using this doze Google play services module?
sl___ said:
How big of a difference on battery have you noticed using this doze Google play services module?
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Not realy I can't say that really can fell
chazarss said:
These are my favorites so far, I am so happy with them
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So for the YouTube no ads, which one did you use, generic or Vance or black Vance?
Aldo for the arise module, do you have a link? I can't find it searching. Thanks.
i am using black version, so far soo good
Arise comes with magisk module in latest version from here https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=176171 but it is little complicated to install. but you can follow here for instuctions http://www.droidviews.com/install-arise-magnum-opus-sound-mod-android/
im new at thisxda stuff but i am 90 percent sure i figured out how to keep magisk from uninstalling after a reboot... YOU MAY NEED TO UNINSTALL MAGISK AND ALL MODULES BEFORE DOING THIS USING MAGISK UNINSTALLER basically you have to also install an older version of supersu and it has to be an aroma installer and install as SYSTEM also make a backup of the boot.img just incase you get bricked if you install the supersu app it will say su binary occupied but install should stay install supersu aroma (2.78v2) from https://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3879523&d=1474248173 before and possibly after magisk install...only tested with magisk 16.2 beta channel and regular install not patched boot on Axon 7 with RR 8.1 weekly 6.0.0 20180225 (us variant) but should work on others probably...let me know how this goes for you
TRY AT OWN RISK I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEVICE BOOTLOOPS OR BRICKS
If anyone has a better way to get magisk to hold after a few restarts please let me know
sidenote:this supersu does work with magisk not installed and definately keeps root
(stock boot.img is in initial zip for custom rom) select intall imgs in twrp and flash the boot partition as needed)
ALSO YOU CAN ALWAYS DIRTY FLASH CUSTOM ROM same build or higher IF ALL GOES TO **** AND WONT LOOSE APPS OR DATA AT LEAST ON RR
works for me without problems after last 2 years on any Rom.
dont know what you doing wrong?!
I cant get to bypass safetynet V: other than that root works fine
J0nhy said:
I cant get to bypass safetynet V: other than that root works fine
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this actually fixed sn for me without the fix installed
Ever tried magisk v15.3? I never had problems with uninstalling, but everything above 15.3 won't pass safety net,at least for me/on stock nougat b10 rom.
desu1337 said:
Ever tried magisk v15.3? I never had problems with uninstalling, but everything above 15.3 won't pass safety net,at least for me/on stock nougat b10 rom.
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Maybe on stock roms...it should work on l8r versions tho...
try this already https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/xiaomi-safetynet-fix-t3600431
also cant have xposed installed with the sn fix
Mod edit: THREAD CLOSED on request of OP.
Has anyone taken the full update then pushed twrp then installed twrp and the magisk.
I just did this after the update and if twrp is flashed alone the ROM boots. If I flash magisk 19.3 the ROM boots to lock screen then reboots to recovery. Is there a new magisk needed to fix this, or is it something I might have done. I have updated this way 3 times so far
Did you flash the magisk uninstaller in twrp before flashing the rom update?
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Did you flash the magisk uninstaller in twrp before flashing the rom update?
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No never had. I let my phone flash the full ROM not ota. Reboot all works fine
Reboot to fastboot
Fastboot boot twrp
Flash twrp installer.
Flash magisk.
Reboot.
I didn't uninstall no limits Rom, and that may be the cause I guess. Have done it this way 3 times so far but didn't have this problem ever the way I have done it
toolhas4degrees said:
No never had. I let my phone flash the full ROM not ota. Reboot all works fine
Reboot to fastboot
Fastboot boot twrp
Flash twrp installer.
Flash magisk.
Reboot.
I didn't uninstall no limits Rom, and that may be the cause I guess. Have done it this way 3 times so far but didn't have this problem ever the way I have done it
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I downloaded 9.0.15 via OTA, rebooted in twrp without installed It. After flashed zip I flashed twrp zip and rebooted in system. After that I rebooted in twrp and installed magisk but puff, when I rebooted in system, it turned off so I did from beginning but before I uninstalled magisk and It worked.
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I downloaded 9.0.15 via OTA, rebooted in twrp without installed It. After flashed zip I flashed twrp zip and rebooted in system. After that I rebooted in twrp and installed magisk but puff, when I rebooted in system, it turned off so I did from beginning but before I uninstalled magisk and It worked.
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But before you uninstalled it worked...? I don't follow
toolhas4degrees said:
But before you uninstalled it worked...? I don't follow
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Judging from the way he uses his verbs, "before I uninstalled it" means, "this time I uninstalled it BEFORE updating."
I think he is saying to uninstall Magisk before updating. Maybe it would be best to uninstall your No Limits ROM first, this time around, since it doesn't seem to be working, even though it has in the past.
I got lucky--mine worked just fine for me, but I came from an OxygenOS ROM prior to the upgrade, and forgot to uninstall Magisk.
The upgrader told me that I would lose root and I did, but it's too easy to put it back in, and the update runs like a dream.
pbergonzi said:
Judging from the way he uses his verbs, "before I uninstalled it" means, "this time I uninstalled it BEFORE updating."
I think he is saying to uninstall Magisk before updating. Maybe it would be best to uninstall your No Limits ROM first, this time around, since it doesn't seem to be working, even though it has in the past.
I got lucky--mine worked just fine for me, but I came from an OxygenOS ROM prior to the upgrade, and forgot to uninstall Magisk.
The upgrader told me that I would lose root and I did, but it's too easy to put it back in, and the update runs like a dream.
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You say right man
pbergonzi said:
Judging from the way he uses his verbs, "before I uninstalled it" means, "this time I uninstalled it BEFORE updating."
I think he is saying to uninstall Magisk before updating. Maybe it would be best to uninstall your No Limits ROM first, this time around, since it doesn't seem to be working, even though it has in the past.
I got lucky--mine worked just fine for me, but I came from an OxygenOS ROM prior to the upgrade, and forgot to uninstall Magisk.
The upgrader told me that I would lose root and I did, but it's too easy to put it back in, and the update runs like a dream.
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I came from oos also 9.0.1.4 was updated from oos in oos... but no limits is a magisk module
pbergonzi said:
Judging from the way he uses his verbs, "before I uninstalled it" means, "this time I uninstalled it BEFORE updating."
I think he is saying to uninstall Magisk before updating. Maybe it would be best to uninstall your No Limits ROM first, this time around, since it doesn't seem to be working, even though it has in the past.
I got lucky--mine worked just fine for me, but I came from an OxygenOS ROM prior to the upgrade, and forgot to uninstall Magisk.
The upgrader told me that I would lose root and I did, but it's too easy to put it back in, and the update runs like a dream.
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I came from oos also 9.0.1.4 was updated from oos in oos... but no limits is a magisk module
just when i try to flash magsk and reboot i have issue. gonna try a dat wipe after i back my gar up
I am in need of assistance.
I am using a OnePlus 8 Pro (EUR)
After using stock magisk rooted OOS 10 for quite a while I updated to OOS 11 and rooted it again.
All goes well until an hour or 2 have been passed.
After those 2 hours my banking apps won't show anything more than a blank screen. Some apps won't open or start freezing on launch. All with Magisk Hide enabled.
Strangely enough, Magisk manager still says that I'm passing safetynet.
I have tried to root my OP8Pro on OOS 11 several times but I will get these problems eventually. Sometimes combined with a bootloop.
Has anyone else also had this. And if so, is there a way to fix this? I would be glad if I can root my phone again.
Help will be appreciated.
ps: I am aware that this thread has to be moved somewhere else.
I really don't know what's causing the issue you're having but I highly recommend to do a backup and then factory reset, it could fix all the issues
I was having reboot and freeze issues. I had to follow the unbrick method for a full clean slate, have been good since aside from some rogue apps lol
Sounds like you've booted the magisk patched IMG and then not made it permanent by installing directly afterwards.
Apps can begin to fail after turning on systemless in magisk. You are meant to reboot which would inadvertently disable root if you haven't installed directly after booting like I said
If you have 100% installed directly and it survives a reboot then it is more than likely your boot IMG, reobtain another and patch it with the latest magisk beta. Then boot it then install directly.
Reboot to see if it's taken.
Then go systemless and magisk hide.
Then reboot.
dladz said:
Sounds like you've booted the magisk patched IMG and then not made it permanent by installing directly afterwards.
Apps can begin to fail after turning on systemless in magisk. You are meant to reboot which would inadvertently disable root if you haven't installed directly after booting like I said
If you have 100% installed directly and it survives a reboot then it is more than likely your boot IMG, reobtain another and patch it with the latest magisk beta. Then boot it then install directly.
Reboot to see if it's taken.
Then go systemless and magisk hide.
Then reboot.
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Ok, I will try it out, thanks!
Apexrajang said:
Ok, I will try it out, thanks!
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Very welcome sir
some of my bank apps only work with private dns, for some reason, otherwise they show random bugs about "slow connection" or whatever