[Magisk] flipmode_11:
Collecting Logs, Masking & Cloaking Magisk, Installing BusyBox for Magisk

Unsure why this was deleted???

[MENTION=9122538]Firmino1919[/MENTION] This should be very simple to change the Red X's.

Logs? What logs?

Always

attach logs with EVERY request for help.

Example list of Log locations:

- ./MagiskManager/Logs/install_yyyymmdd_hhmmss.log (Installation & Rooting Issues)

- ./MagiskManager/Logs/magisk_yyyymmdd_hhmmss.log (Magisk Manager Issues)

- ./tmp/recovery.log [n.b. use 'adb pull' -OR- TWRP > Advanced > Copy Log to save]

- ./data/adb/magisk_debug.log (Beta log output for Magisk SuperUser issues)

- ./root/cache/magisk (file w/o any extension)

- ./data/media/0/recovery.log (Recovery-related logs) [?]

- ./cache/recovery/ [file: log, last_log] (Recovery-related logs) [?]

- ./data/app/magisk/cache/ (including sub-directories) [?]

and no doubt more....

Cannot find any logs? All logs empty? Check the status of your device's 'logd' service and that it is running.

If you cannot find a specific log, you can search for it! Download and open a terminal emulator and type 'su' (click Allow for any pop-up prompt).

Now you have elevated yourself to run commands as "Super User". Try some of these examples below to seach for a specific log, or file type or file name, should you be unable to find it:

find -name 'magisk*.log' (for magisk_yyyymmdd_hhmmss.log and magisk_debug.log)

find -name 'install*.log' (for install_yyyymmdd_hhmmss.log and similar)

find -name 'recovery.log' (for recovery output logs)

find -name 'last_log' (for previous recovery output logs)

find -name '*20180501*.log' (search saved logs for a specific date)

Answering your question.

Masking and Cloaking Root Access & SuperUser

Open Magisk Manager, open Settings. Scroll down to the yellow heading "MAGISK" and enable "Magisk Hide" (Note: do NOT enable "Hide Magisk"!!!)

Close Magisk Manager. Open Magisk Manager. Slide open the left menu by swiping left-to-right.

Click the 3rd item down - "Magisk Hide".

Scroll down to "RootBeer Sample" and tick the box on any other item you want to "Cloak" or "Mask" Root to prevent detection.

BusyBox App or BusyBox Applets installed on your device?

Download, install and open your Busybox app. We will only use the "Uninstall" component of this app to cleanup any Busybox applets and remnants left behind..

If you have any corruptions in BusyBox preventing removal, first click "Install" to update, and then click "Uninstall".

Once complete, you may uninstall the Busybox app. It will not be required from now on.

Masking BusyBox Modules and Applets

Open Magisk Manager. Slide open the left menu by swiping left-to-right.

Click the "Downloads" menu item.

Scroll down the list and looks for something like "Busybox NDK" or similar.

Read the module description. Click Install and follow the steps.

Slide open the "Modules" menu item to see the list of (active/inactive) installed modules (You may tick/untick a module to disable it temporarily, or click the trash icon to remove and uninstall it completely).

You should now see the BusyBox NDK systemless edition installed.

Found this useful? Please click "Thanks". :good:

Cheers!