[HowTo] Magisk install without TWRP

[Louisfan123]

I have installed the rom again with erasing all data then it was very simple to root the device with flashing the patched boot.img

 

[Louisfan123]

Since I have erased all data and setup anything new some older apps warn that they were designed for an older version of Android. How can I stop this very annoying message? On previous Android versions these message only appeared one time but now it appers evry time I open the old apps.

 

[Michele Esposito]

There Is not a proper single simple guide guys to install magisk, so many threads listed males risky

 

[katerpanne]

There Is not a proper single simple guide guys to install magisk, so many threads listed males risky

read the guides to understand how to do it and why.
then I will be happy to read your guide

 

[zgfg12]

There Is not a proper single simple guide guys to install magisk, so many threads listed males risky

Why nobody reads the official guide on Magisk Github how to patch and flash the patched boot img

It's available by few clicks, starting from Magisk app (Magisk app can be installed to the not-rooted phone, it's just the app)

 

[atreju (kris)]

Thank you katerpanne, I could root my poco f3 following your thread (flashing both a and b partition) you're the king!

 

[Jordirs2004]

Hello,

I rooted my Poco F2 Pro with success. But I have one question.

Do I have to patch boot.img and flash it each time that I want to install the last release of the xiaomi.eu rom?
Will I lose my deny list?

Thx

 

[emap85]

In my Poco F2Pro i have installed the 22.3.16, magisk 24.3 with modules for safetynetfix and configured the denylist. Everything works perfectly, but what if you want to upgrade to the latest weekly beta? Can I directly flash rom fastboot and patch boot.img for magisk, or do I have to remove magisk? to disable modules? Do I lose my magisk configuration?
Thank you

 

[Jordirs2004]

In my Poco F2Pro i have installed the 22.3.16, magisk 24.3 with modules for safetynetfix and configured the denylist. Everything works perfectly, but what if you want to upgrade to the latest weekly beta? Can I directly flash rom fastboot and patch boot.img for magisk, or do I have to remove magisk? to disable modules? Do I lose my magisk configuration?
Thank you

hello
just flash rom and patch boot, deny list doesn't change

 

[david3]

One thing to note, that wasn't immediately obvious to me. When you copy the original boot.img to the phone/sd card, and patch it, that original file isn't changed. A new patched version is written elsewhere, on the internal storage. That's the new version you need to use.

 

[xup61069]

I use XM12 13.0.30 to 13.0.32
After updating the system and re-modifying the boot.img and flash it, it entered the boot loop, but flash in the original boot.img before it could boot normally.
I tried to return the previous version I was using and repeat the same thing, but still the same boot loop, how do I fix it?

I apologize for my translator's English.

 

[katerpanne]

I use XM12 13.0.30 to 13.0.32
After updating the system and re-modifying the boot.img and flash it, it entered the boot loop, but flash in the original boot.img before it could boot normally.
I tried to return the previous version I was using and repeat the same thing, but still the same boot loop, how do I fix it?

I apologize for my translator's English.

flash the original boot.img to get out of bootloop. did you disabled all magisk modules before and used the correct boot.img?

 

[xup61069]

flash the original boot.img to get out of bootloop. did you disabled all magisk modules before and used the correct boot.img?

Yes, I don't have disabled magisk modules, maybe that's why, is there any way to force them to be disabled or removed?
Thanks!

 

[damien90]

thank you for sharing the tutorial i will try it.

TweakBox Tutuapp

 

[Ricardo Silva]

Hi,

I've used the fastboot method to root my Poco F4 GT when I've installed xiaomi.eu 13.0.8.

Unfortunately after upgrading to 13.0.9 version I can't root my phone again, because after flashing the patched boot, the phone starts to be unstable with several app FCs.

Do I have any solution to solve this? Or my only alternative is to perform a clean flash?

I was thinking that maybe those issues were related to my magisk modules previously installed, but I don't know if it's due to that or not.

Sent from my 21121210G using Tapatalk

 

[katerpanne]

Hi,

I've used the fastboot method to root my Poco F4 GT when I've installed xiaomi.eu 13.0.8.

Unfortunately after upgrading to 13.0.9 version I can't root my phone again, because after flashing the patched boot, the phone starts to be unstable with several app FCs.

Do I have any solution to solve this? Or my only alternative is to perform a clean flash?

I was thinking that maybe those issues were related to my magisk modules previously installed, but I don't know if it's due to that or not.

Sent from my 21121210G using Tapatalk

try to do this and delete the magisk app/module

Safe Mode (This is not the "Recovery mode" or the "Fastboot mode" )
In case your phone shows a lot of errors and you cant handle them because there are a lot of pop up windows or you want to deinstall something from magisk as example ... try the "safe mode" only some important standard apps will be loaded:

1. Power off your Android device and then power it on. You can also use the Reboot or Restart option.
2. You will see the Powered by Android logo and MI logo on the boot screen, If they disappear and the Screen ist black, press and hold the Volume Down key down so long till system ist loaded
3. The System will load and you will see a watermark... Safe mode
4. Deinstall the app with the error / analyze the root cause of the issue and so on ...
5. Reboot the phone to get off the "safe mode"
6. Perhaps after loading you have to disable AirPlane Mode