- 19 Apr 2014
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Hello together,
sometimes if you install a new firmware and magisk, you will end in a bootloop.
This is because a module is no longer compatible with the new firmware. This module must be deactivated or deleted to get out of the bootloop.
Perhaps you have a special module in magisk (e.g. smali patcher / viper ...) you have to remove this modules BEFORE flashing
If you dont remove it before you will be in a bootloop
But no worry .... There are three ways to deactivate or to delete this module:
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First possibility
Second possibility:
without installing the old firmware use one of this tools ("MM for RM" is my favorite) you can install them with "twrp":
Third possibility:
Regards Kater
sometimes if you install a new firmware and magisk, you will end in a bootloop.
This is because a module is no longer compatible with the new firmware. This module must be deactivated or deleted to get out of the bootloop.
Perhaps you have a special module in magisk (e.g. smali patcher / viper ...) you have to remove this modules BEFORE flashing
If you dont remove it before you will be in a bootloop
But no worry .... There are three ways to deactivate or to delete this module:
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First possibility
- install the old rom version, it should work and you can remove the module in "magisk-manager"
- reboot and then install the new firmware and magisk again
Second possibility:
without installing the old firmware use one of this tools ("MM for RM" is my favorite) you can install them with "twrp":
- install "Magisk Manager for Recovery Mode" and you are able to disable / delete the special module
- in "twrp" open console and type mm then chose the options. If you want to delete a module, type the whole name, you cant mark it with "x"
- install "magisk uninstaller"
- here you can read how to do it
Third possibility:
- Go to the ‘Advanced’ menu in TWRP
- Select ‘File Manager’ to launch the in-built file manager
- Navigate to ‘/data/adb/modules’ directory where the installed modules are present.
- You shall see folders by names of the modules installed on your phone
- Open the folder of the Magisk Module that you want to delete and tap on the button at the bottom-right of the screen.
- Select ‘Delete’ from the list of available actions
- Finally, swipe the button on the screen to confirm the action and delete the Magisk Module from your phone
Regards Kater
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