I have recently changed from SUperSU to MagiskSu and have no problem enabling Magisk hide. But when I try a safetyNet check it always fails. I have the most recent may security update and when I try to flash Verified boot signer v7 it says 'Updater process ended with ERROR:1' and that the zip installation failed. please can someone help me bypass the safetynet so I can use snapchat
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Currently my Mobile is on Oxygen OS9.0 and installed magisk 17.2 but magisk manager crash every time when I try to use magisk hide, any solution
I have an sm-j327p with xposed and supersu and I want to play pokémon go. Any way I can pass safetynet? If not, can someone please make an xposed module for me to do so? It's possible to make such an xposed module according to my dad who said that it's impossible to stop a hacker. My baseband version is j327pvpu4arj2.
download magisk 18 zip - http://www.mediafire.com/file/4rmzovup0xz0ben/Magisk-v18.0%2818000%29.zip/file.
uninstall xposed completely.
unroot in supersu.
MAKE SURE YOU SELECT 'RESTORE STOCK BOOT IMAGE'.
then flash magisk zip.
then reflash the samsung xposed and then enable in xposed 'No Device Check'.
then delete any busybox app.
Now you should pass SafetyNet.
Prob is pokemon go detects the xposed installer and the magisk manager, activate in magisk 'Repackage Magisk Manager with random package name.'
Then you have to try renaming the xposed installer apk with apk editor or something else.
I'm using the canary version of Magisk for the Q beta 6. Yesterday I tried to install a self made module to get rid of screenshot sounds (the one on the rep isn't working because Google changed the path. But as I installed it, I can only remember that the last line was "Magisk manager will be removed and your device will reboot in a moment" or something like that
Well, the manager is still installed, but Magisk itself got uninstalled. Besides the fact that I have no clue why that happened, now I can't install it. TWRP doesn't support Q. So I got the Q image from Google, extracted the boot.img and let Magisk Manager patch it (with preserve force encryption and Preserve AVB 2.0/dm-verity turned on) and flash it through Fastboot (fastboot flash boot magisk-boot.img) but it's still not installed. And without TWRP of course I can't flash the uninstaller zip (no clue what was actually removed).
Is there a way through adb or fastboot to find out what's left of the Magisk installation and remove that? Or any other solution I didn't think of?
Ok, via adb is not an option since both /data and /cache refuse permissions so I can't even get logs to find out what happened.
Does anyone have a working pre-patched boot.img? I don't know if that Manual method isn't working because patching isn't really working or because the Magisk files are still present and the module is still conflicting with Magisk. And I don't want to do a factory reset
Nevermind. It was a faulty Magisk database, I had to uninstall and reinstall it to solve the problem
I get `boot.img` from decrypting ozip from `RMX2076PU_11_OTA_0250` then patch it with magisk manager then flash the patch_boot.img but got wrong boot/recovery.
If anyone can run the 2075-2076 with magisk please share in this thread.
thx.:angel:
First of all, you should have magisk 25.2 installed, and in magisk settings you should have zygisk enabled, for LSPosed you should have the zygisk variant obviously.
If you have all of these just reboot, then install Knox Patch, after you install this once again reboot and head to LSPosed settings, modules, then enable Knox Patch and you are good to go.