New method to hide the root

[lineagesum]

Work great with my Xiaomi 13 fuxi.
Have tried magisk and apatch but didn't pass Google wallet and a few bank apps.
Switched to Sukisu and all work fine.

 

[EddyOops]

Very interesting subject. Thanks for sharing.
Unfortunately, several disappointments.
1. Impossible to hide custum rom.
2. Android 14.5.4.289 Not supported.
I can no longer access my REVOLUT bank account.
2 solutions... Smartphone or bank shuffle. I have freedom. I'm going to change banks.

 

[banie01]

Very interesting subject. Thanks for sharing.
Unfortunately, several disappointments.
1. Impossible to hide custum rom.
2. Android 14.5.4.289 Not supported.
I can no longer access my REVOLUT bank account.
2 solutions... Smartphone or bank shuffle. I have freedom. I'm going to change banks.

Make sure you aren't using or part of Revolut's beta programme.
The non-beta version works but the beta detects root no matter what you might try.

 

[EddyOops]

Make sure you aren't using or part of Revolut's beta programme.
The non-beta version works but the beta detects root no matter what you might try.

Oh. Thanks for the information.
I just tried. Same result.


I just disabled the beta version and reinstalled the normal version. Same result. I'll try to change the kernel.

 

[EddyOops]

I flashed the kernel (android14-5.15.180-2025-05-boot.img). My Xiaomi 11t Pro won't boot anymore. I accessed Flashboot, but it wasn't recognized by my PC. I reinstalled the Xiaomi drivers without success.
Please, do you have a solution?
edit : My cable is faulty. I replaced it to flash the original boot.

 

[Nemo1985]

So I'm sorry for asking. The latest released rom for my phone is very old despite being android 12: 4.14.190perf-g9365b7d6fb08. Since the minimum version is android12-5.* is there anything I can do?

 

[Tears Burn]

So I'm sorry for asking. The latest released rom for my phone is very old despite being android 12: 4.14.190perf-g9365b7d6fb08. Since the minimum version is android12-5.* is there anything I can do?

use magisk alpha or try to fint a patched kernel for your device ot try to patch byself the boot.img with sukisu-ultra if is possible.

 

[EddyOops]

use magisk alpha or try to fint a patched kernel for your device ot try to patch byself the boot.img with sukisu-ultra if is possible.

I have the same problem. I don't understand how to patch my boot.img sukisu-ultra

 

[Nemo1985]

use magisk alpha or try to fint a patched kernel for your device ot try to patch byself the boot.img with sukisu-ultra if is possible.

So I should uninstall Magisk, install sukisu-ultra and find the boot.img as you showed in the video?
Or can I install sukisu-ultra directly with twrp?

 

[Tears Burn]

So I should uninstall Magisk, install sukisu-ultra and find the boot.img as you showed in the video?
Or can I install sukisu-ultra directly with twrp?

sukisu-ultra is apk this is the manager. look in your rom folder if you have init_boot.img if you have it just copy paste it in the phone storage and patch it with sukisu-ultra. copy the patched file on your pc and flash it via fastboot. if something goose wrong just flash the original init_boot.img to your phone.

 

[Nemo1985]

sukisu-ultra is apk this is the manager. look in your rom folder if you have init_boot.img if you have it just copy paste it in the phone storage and patch it with sukisu-ultra. copy the patched file on your pc and flash it via fastboot. if something goose wrong just flash the original init_boot.img to your phone.

I downloaded the original rom there is the boot.img not the init_boot.img. It's a 134mb file :\

 

[Tears Burn]

I downloaded the original rom there is the boot.img not the init_boot.img. It's a 134mb file :\

try to patch it then with sukisu

 

[masterross]

I downloaded the original rom there is the boot.img not the init_boot.img. It's a 134mb file :\

Yes! You need to use boot.img. Some models don't have init_boot.img

 

[Nemo1985]

So I tried to understand the whole things, in the end I need to compile the kernel by myself since:
"Older kernels (4.14+) are also supported, but the kernel will need to be built manually."

And honestly I don't even know where to find the decompiled kernel, I was able to find this:

Unofficially supported devices | KernelSU

A kernel-based root solution for Android GKI devices.

kernelsu.org

There is my model but the kernel seems very old (https://github.com/SonalSingh18/android_kernel_xiaomi_sm6250).
I also found this: https://github.com/clarencelol/kernel_xiaomi_sm6250/releases/tag/v4.14.343
But it uses a more recent kernel version from the one I have currently installed.

 

[masterross]

You can use a higher version 4.14+ than the current one.