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I just rooted my Moto G5 Plus and I can't pass the SafetyNet checks. I've already tried flashing the so-called universal SafetyNet fix .zip file (https://goo.gl/M9UZHF) but no luck. Please help!
These are the associated root files that I used, if this helps:
MagiskManager-v5.4.0.apk
Magisk-v14.0.zip
no-verity-opt-encrypt-5.1.zip
twrp_3.1.1-0_potter.img
Try following steps, I got my phone passing SafetyNet in 2-3 attempts.
(1) Remove root access from all applications i.e. AdAway, ES File Explorer, then Un-install Magisk using Magisk Manager
(2) Download unSU zip file and flash it in twrp to completely remove Su
(3) Flash stock boot image (you can extract boot.img file from stock rom zip file)
(4) Install Magisk as usual, wipe cache and reboot system
(5) Open Magisk Manager. Use Magisk hide option and select Google Play Store and Google Services Framework
(6) Under Magisk Settings, tick on Magisk Hide and Systemless hosts options
(7) Reboot phone
Hope it helps.
What ROM are you on? Throughout various ROMs I have sometimes ran into failed SafetyNet checks from time to time. This is usually cleared up after flashing the ElementalX Kernel.
If you have Xposed installed you will not be able to pass safety net. But as long as you do not have Xposed installed the following should work.
I always pass by flashing in this order in recovery
newest magisk
alize kernel
safteynet universal bypass beta all flashed in recovery.
Unless you are on stock then alize won't work so you will need elemetalx
FamilyGuy0395 said:
I just rooted my Moto G5 Plus and I can't pass the SafetyNet checks. Please help!
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Hi, you can do it with MagiskHide & ElementalX kernel.
DildarSingh said:
Try following steps, I got my phone passing SafetyNet in 2-3 attempts.
(1) Remove root access from all applications i.e. AdAway, ES File Explorer, then Un-install Magisk using Magisk Manager
(2) Download unSU zip file and flash it in twrp to completely remove Su
(3) Flash stock boot image (you can extract boot.img file from stock rom zip file)
(4) Install Magisk as usual, wipe cache and reboot system
(5) Open Magisk Manager. Use Magisk hide option and select Google Play Store and Google Services Framework
(6) Under Magisk Settings, tick on Magisk Hide and Systemless hosts options
(7) Reboot phone
Hope it helps.
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Yes. However, if you install the ElementalX kernel, you don't need at all the dm-verity (maintaining unecrypted data), and you pass SafetyNet with only MagiskHide.
magisk troubleshooting guide
Also give this a. Try
Sorry, I'm really new to rooting, I have no knowledge of custom kernels, custom ROMs, etc. (I don't even know what these terms mean). Can someone further explain the best way to fix this Magisk SafetyNet issue I'm having? Is there anyway to fix my issues without having to flash whatever a custom kernel/ROM is? Also, as I do a little bit of research, there are SO many different ROMs out there and I have no idea which one to pick.
Well, after I switched on and off some settings in Magisk, SafetyNet appears to be passing. Sorry - this doesn't make any sense, but at least (for now) it's working. Thanks all for help!
Ok so I've been having a hell of a time with this phone so far. I have the boost mobile variant (xt1766). I unlocked the bootloader, installed twrp, but forgot to make a backup before flashing supersu, after which my phone would no longer boot so I flashed lineageOS. It booted up fine but I had no 3g connection so I wanted to go back to stock. I downloaded the stock firmware, but couldn't get RSD lite to install on my computer so I extracted all the files and flashed them manually with fastboot. After that my phone wouldnt boot and TWRP couldnt mount the data partition so I couldnt restore my lineage backups. I had to format the data partition in order to restore from backup but now I have nothing on internal storage, and my phone wont boot into system unless I boot into factory mode from the bootloader. It boots up fine in factory mode but now I have no network connection, no service whatsoever.
Under sim status it says Network: unknown, cellular network type: unknown, Service state: Radio Off, etc. I tried manually turning the radio on but that didn't work. I really just want to go back to stock but I don't understand how to accomplish this. I flashed everything in the firmware package in the correct order, and somehow it just rendered my phone useless. any help would be much appreciated. I've tried just about everything and I'm at a loss here.
Update:
I successfully got back to stock. For some reason executing the fastboot commands manually one at a time didn't work so I made a bat file with all the proper commands, executed it, and this time it worked. Not sure why it didn't work the other way but it might be because I didn't flash the stock recovery so as not to replace TWRP. Apparently when flashing firmware its all or nothing.
Are there any custom ROMs with 3G functionality for this device? Cuz so far every single one I've tried gets no network connection but this stock ROM is lame.
AMShiech said:
Are there any custom ROMs with 3G functionality for this device? Cuz so far every single one I've tried gets no network connection but this stock ROM is lame.
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Not "lame" unless that's the latest descriptor for a reliable, fully functional, device optimized ROM that just works. If you want additional bling/tweaks flash Xposed framework and a few well regarded modules like GravityBox.
Alternatively, you can cycle through the various custom ROMs and decide which suite of compromises you're willing to live with. Suggest a careful read of the relevant ROM thread before diving in. Be sure to backup what works (including stock!) and store those nandroids on a SD card and/or off-device.
Good luck.
AMShiech said:
Update:
I successfully got back to stock. For some reason executing the fastboot commands manually one at a time didn't work so I made a bat file with all the proper commands, executed it, and this time it worked. Not sure why it didn't work the other way but it might be because I didn't flash the stock recovery so as not to replace TWRP. Apparently when flashing firmware its all or nothing.
Are there any custom ROMs with 3G functionality for this device? Cuz so far every single one I've tried gets no network connection but this stock ROM is lame.
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That's because you're on boost, not many ROMs here have CDMA support. There is a fix in the help section. But stock is fine for me. Gravitybox and all features of any of the broken unofficial ROMs are all there. Rock solid, and LTE. But flash away dude.
madbat99 said:
That's because you're on boost, not many ROMs here have CDMA support. There is a fix in the help section. But stock is fine for me. Gravitybox and all features of any of the broken unofficial ROMs are all there. Rock solid, and LTE. But flash away dude.
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I haven't been able to install the Xposed framework. Xposed installer says my CPU architecture is incompatible. When I flashed Xposed v89 for nougat my phone wouldn't boot past the boost logo. I keep hearing about people getting Xposed working on this device but I can't figure out how they're doing it. I would love to be able to have gravity box on this ROM.
Apparently the purityOS guys made an unofficial work around a while back but all the download links in that thread are dead and I can't find it anywhere else. It's my understanding that i need to be able to set selinux to permissive on boot in order to install Xposed.
AMShiech said:
I haven't been able to install the Xposed framework. Xposed installer says my CPU architecture is incompatible. When I flashed Xposed v89 for nougat my phone wouldn't boot past the boost logo. I keep hearing about people getting Xposed working on this device but I can't figure out how they're doing it. I would love to be able to have gravity box on this ROM.
Apparently the purityOS guys made an unofficial work around a while back but all the download links in that thread are dead and I can't find it anywhere else. It's my understanding that i need to be able to set selinux to permissive on boot in order to install Xposed.
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No, regular Xposed. Wipe cache and dalvik, and wait. Let it sit 5 - 10 minutes. It has to optimize everything. Make sure it's the arm build. It works fine, just gotta let it sit. First boot takes a good bit.
Or use magisk, and install Xposed through that.
Do not use that old purity crap. That's why the links are dead. It's old crap. Xposed works fine with no extra steps or messing with selinux.
AMShiech said:
I haven't been able to install the Xposed framework. Xposed installer says my CPU architecture is incompatible. When I flashed Xposed v89 for nougat my phone wouldn't boot past the boost logo. I keep hearing about people getting Xposed working on this device but I can't figure out how they're doing it. I would love to be able to have gravity box on this ROM.
Apparently the purityOS guys made an unofficial work around a while back but all the download links in that thread are dead and I can't find it anywhere else. It's my understanding that i need to be able to set selinux to permissive on boot in order to install Xposed.
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That's BS; don't overcomplicate things. Xposed framework installs fine in enforcing mode. Make sure you have the correct framework for Android 7.1 (SDK 25) and your hardware (arm). You will also need the corresponding management app. There is no need to wipe anything before/after flashing the framework although doing so can't hurt. First boot will take awhile; patience is a virtue.
Got Xposed working now with gravitybox and edge in full effect so this stock ROM is now much more tolerable. I guess I had the wrong version of Xposed installer and didn't wait long enough for boot to finish.
It broke safetynet though which I fully expected. I'd rather use the systemless Xposed magisk module so I can pass safetynet but I can't get any magisk modules to install successfully either through magisk or by flashing with TWRP. Apparently I'm not the only one having this issue either and it doesn't look like anyone has found a fix for it as of yet. I guess for now I'll have to live without Pokemon go lol
AMShiech said:
Got Xposed working now with gravitybox and edge in full effect so this stock ROM is now much more tolerable. I guess I had the wrong version of Xposed installer and didn't wait long enough for boot to finish.
It broke safetynet though which I fully expected. I'd rather use the systemless Xposed magisk module so I can pass safetynet but I can't get any magisk modules to install successfully either through magisk or by flashing with TWRP. Apparently I'm not the only one having this issue either and it doesn't look like anyone has found a fix for it as of yet. I guess for now I'll have to live without Pokemon go lol
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Well yes there is most definitely a fix. Your problem is the f2fs loopback bug. Your solution is the f2fs loopback bug workaround module. It's in the magisk manager app. Download there, but install it in twrp. Then magisk modules will work. You must have halted your research a little early because this is well known, and posted in many places.
You still won't pass safetynet with systemless Xposed. Which a little reading would have also revealed. But, you can turn off Xposed in magisk , then reboot and pass safetynet. Do whatever it is you need safetynet for, then turn it back on and reboot. You must completely uninstall the Xposed you have to use magisk Xposed. You must use the Xposed installer APK that's linked in Xposed for magisk so it recognizes systemless Xposed. So uninstall Xposed with uninstaller zip, uninstall Xposed APK. Wipe caches. Then you can just go in magisk manager, scroll to the bottom of downloads, install Xposed sdk 25 module. Also Xposed installer APK linked 8n the readme that pops up when you click the Xposed module in magisk downloads. See screenshots below.
Also, there is more to pogo than safetynet. There is an entire thread devoted to it (more than one) in the magisk section of the forum.
You have a bit of reading to do in order to do the things you want. It's all very easy to find. You don't seem to be looking very hard.
madbat99 said:
Well yes there is most definitely a fix. Your problem is the f2fs loopback bug. Your solution is the f2fs loopback bug workaround module. It's in the magisk manager app. Download there, but install it in twrp. Then magisk modules will work. You must have halted your research a little early because this is well known, and posted in many places.
You still won't pass safetynet with systemless Xposed. Which a little reading would have also revealed. But, you can turn off Xposed in magisk , then reboot and pass safetynet. Do whatever it is you need safetynet for, then turn it back on and reboot. You must completely uninstall the Xposed you have to use magisk Xposed. You must use the Xposed installer APK that's linked in Xposed for magisk so it recognizes systemless Xposed. So uninstall Xposed with uninstaller zip, uninstall Xposed APK. Wipe caches. Then you can just go in magisk manager, scroll to the bottom of downloads, install Xposed sdk 25 module. Also Xposed installer APK linked 8n the readme that pops up when you click the Xposed module in magisk downloads. See screenshots below.
Also, there is more to pogo than safetynet. There is an entire thread devoted to it (more than one) in the magisk section of the forum.
You have a bit of reading to do in order to do the things you want. It's all very easy to find. You don't seem to be looking very hard.
Also I certainly hope that's not the app I think it is (the smiley face)? You're not allowed to promote or speak of that "warez" here. So screenshot is not a great idea.
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I'm well aware that the problem is f2fs loopback but due to the bug I'm unable to install the fix. Can't install magisk modules so a fix in the form of a magisk module doesn't really help me. Ive tried installing it with TWRP a couple times with no success. As far as PoGo I've actually never even played that game. Was just curious about it.
And I'm not sure what app you're referring to but that "wow" face is a chrome shortcut. Changed it cuz I didn't like the default grey square.
AMShiech said:
I'm well aware that the problem is f2fs loopback but due to the bug I'm unable to install the fix. Can't install magisk modules so a fix in the form of a magisk module doesn't really help me. As far as PoGo I've actually never even played that game. Was just curious about it.
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Trend continues; reread post you're disparaging. Or module OP. f2fs loopback 'fix' gets flashed in twrp or via fastboot (for the adventurous).
I edited my post shortly after your quote. Tried installing with TWRP more than once. Doesn't show up in magisk modules.
Just flashed with fastboot and now it seems to have worked. Fastboot for the win.
Maybe all caps will help out
go inside magisk manager> downloads search F2FS LOOPBACK BUG WORKAROUND, FLASH INSIDE TWRP!!! WILL NOT WORK IF ATTEMPTED TO FLASH THROUGH MAGISK MANAGER!!!!
After a long time using SuperSU, I switched to Magisk yesterday, for it's modules and of course Magisk Hide. So, starting with a full stock B414 rom, I unlocked my BL, installed OldDroid's TWRP and flashed Magisk 16.0 .
Everything went fine, I'm able to give root access to my apps. What I'm trying to do now is passing SafetyNet check.
I downloaded SafetyNet "attest" from the store and ran a test -> Basic integrity : false and CTS profile match -> false :crying:
Reading various tutorials, I enabled magisk hide, selected a few google apps to hide (store, services framework) , enabled Host systemless and magisk Core (rebooted my phone between these changes), cleared Store data. Regardless of what I've done, I keep failing at SafetyNet check. Did I miss something basic ? Did someone manage to pass safetynet on a P9 Lite with Nougat ?
EinderJam said:
After a long time using SuperSU, I switched to Magisk yesterday, for it's modules and of course Magisk Hide. So, starting with a full stock B414 rom, I unlocked my BL, installed OldDroid's TWRP and flashed Magisk 16.0 .
Everything went fine, I'm able to give root access to my apps. What I'm trying to do now is passing SafetyNet check.
I downloaded SafetyNet "attest" from the store and ran a test -> Basic integrity : false and CTS profile match -> false :crying:
Reading various tutorials, I enabled magisk hide, selected a few google apps to hide (store, services framework) , enabled Host systemless and magisk Core (rebooted my phone between these changes), cleared Store data. Regardless of what I've done, I keep failing at SafetyNet check. Did I miss something basic ? Did someone manage to pass safetynet on a P9 Lite with Nougat ?
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Hello,
i used it some times ago...
Try to enable usb-debugging together with magisk/hide,
then reboot and see what happen.. ( this is what i done )
All the best
Thanks for your answer ! However, it didn't changed anything, safetynet check failed. Interesting fact, after rebooting, both magisk hide and usb debugging are disabled... Is this normal ?
EDIT : It's more than that, usb debugging gets disabled as soon as I quit settings
managed to fix this using another xda thread, but safetynet keeps failing and magisk hide is always disabled on startup
https://twitter.com/topjohnwu/status/1029239685338419200
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?
i went from stock everything, oem unlock, fastboot install of twrp fajita, flash stock rom downloaded from oneplus, then magisk
then i was having an issue with magisk , viper audio wasnt working properly
restarted to recovery, meant to wipe dalvik but pressed something else and borked the phone.
wiped everything, re installed the twrp recovery, re flashed zip. re flashed magisk again
now, i have to turn on magisk hide ( to pass cts profile ), which is something i never had to do before and i cant find netflix on the play store.
what can i do to correct the cts profile fail please.
Use this module: Magisk Hide Props Config
It requires: BusyBox, installer in this thread first post.
To activate the module and chose your new certified fingerprint you will need a terminal emulator, you can use any one you want really, personally I use this one.
Any questions ask.
Hi
I tried this, everything went through smoothly enough but it did not resolve the issue. To be clear this is what i did.
downloaded the magiskhide props module, installed through magisk
downloaded the busybox installer , installed through magisk
restarted
opened terminal, ran command 'props'
went through the process or redoing the files for the fingerprint reader according to make and model of my phone.
restarted
disabled magiskhide in magisk
restarted
still failing cts
did i miss something
it also mentioned that i am using a custom rom, i am using a stock rom downloaded from oneplus. i have unlocked the bootloader and am rooted using magisk .
do i need to re download and start again?
OhioYJ said:
Use this module: Magisk Hide Props Config
It requires: BusyBox, installer in this thread first post.
To activate the module and chose your new certified fingerprint you will need a terminal emulator, you can use any one you want really, personally I use this one.
Any questions ask.
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leonzon said:
disabled magiskhide in magisk
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Why are you disabling this? You need Magisk hide enabled. I rename Magisk as well. My phone passes safetynet and CTS. On the latest version of Magisk MagiskHide is off by default, it used to be on by default. TopJohnWu announced that a while back here.
OhioYJ said:
Why are you disabling this? You need Magisk hide enabled. I rename Magisk as well. My phone passes safetynet and CTS. On the latest version of Magisk MagiskHide is off by default, it used to be on by default. TopJohnWu announced that a while back here.
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ok , so maybe thats all this is? damn, im sorry for wasting your time. What do you mean by you rename magisk, in the app drawer? the process?
thanks
leonzon said:
ok , so maybe thats all this is? damn, im sorry for wasting your time. What do you mean by you rename magisk, in the app drawer? the process?
thanks
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In recent versions when you choose hide and it picks a random name for the Magisk Manager app it lets choose a name for the app instead of just Manager.