
Check whether the Magisk app is installed.Note that the le file of modules may be stored in the cache partition, so don’t clear it.Flash the ZIP file just like any other ordinary flashable ZIP.Having said that, if you have an old phone and want to stick with the custom recovery route, the steps are as follows: Keep in mind that it is possible to patch the boot image on the fly on legacy devices having boot ramdisk through a custom recovery like TWRP, but the method is no longer recommended on modern devices. For most devices, reboot into Fastboot mode and flash with the following command: fastboot flash boot /path/to/magisk_patched.img Flash the patched boot image to your device.Copy the patched image to your PC with ADB: adb pull /sdcard/Download/magisk_patched_.img.The Magisk app will patch the image to /Download/magisk_patched_.img.Choose Select and Patch a File in Method, and select the stock boot image.
#Subs factory osx install
Press the Install button in the Magisk card.In fact, you can patch it on a different Android device than the target one, but you need to install the Magisk app on the secondary device as well. Now that we have the boot image in hand, we should proceed with the patching part.Ĭase I: The value of the “Ramdisk” parameter is “Yes” In case you’re using a custom ROM like LineageOS, then the flashable ZIP file contains the boot image. In order to patch the boot image for your device, you need to extract it from the official firmware packages. Now, we need to note down the values of the following parameters:
#Subs factory osx apk
Since the APK of Magisk is hosted outside of the Google Play Store, you may need to allow sideloading apps from unknown sources first and then manually install the downloaded package.Īfter installing, open the Magisk app.

Step 1: Identifying the type of the boot imageĭownload the latest version of the Magisk app from the project’s GitHub repository.


