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[Magisk] andrew2432:
[MENTION=363728]fury[/MENTION]shock

Yeah magiskv8 claims to beat it. I haven't done it yet. Problems are your boot image and your root and keeping that away from safety net. You need a clean phone to start, one that passes safety net. You need a custom recovery: twrp, cwm, philz, to install magisk and the root. You can pass safety net by uninstalling chain fires su in the application, booting to recovery, and flashing update-unsu zip. May need to adb remove some filed. You'll also need a stock boot image for your device, need to use adb shell to push it to your phone and the a dd command I don't remember to install it. This should make your phone pass safety net. If not, you need to fully flash the stock firmware. Once you pass safety net with no root, no magisk, you follow the instructions. Recovery Flash magisk v8 zip, flash phhsu zip, boot to system install manager, enable hide, reboot, install phhsu application from play store.

[MENTION=6979212]HtHNightwolf[/MENTION]

You need to activate magisk hide within the magisk app, reboot, then try to pass safety net. If you aren't passing safety net with your current setup you're going to need to read some more to find out how. No modified boot image, and other stuff in dont remember. Any su files that are left in your system will fail SN and no pgo. Xposed needs even more tweaking to access it appears.

If theres any language/vocab in the above you dont understand, you gotta research more. Im a skid, the truth is out there. Guys, READ POSTS....I haven't tried any of this since magisk 7, I'm running on v6 and it tricks the program versions I need it to. Just like firmware...dont update unless it makes you. I only want this new method to cheat at pgo, which is why I haven't made the jump yet.
[Magisk] HtHNightwolf:
Huh, so much text. Thank you. A hint to find the hide option in the app would have been enough ;)

I am not a PoGo Pro and XDA or rooting noob like so many here these days xD

It works now, the only thing bugging me is that need xposed more than root itself.

Ganz toll gesendet mit Tapatalk
[Magisk] andrew2432:
[MENTION=6979212]HtHNightwolf[/MENTION]

Sorry!! Just trying to help! I can't remember where, there's a screen shot of it. But I think you need to reboot after enabling it. 86.2 system less xposed somewhere...I know nothing more about it :/ good luck!!

Ich spreche nicht gut Deutsche
[Magisk] blastagator:
I have no franken, my d800 is still my daily driver :) I use cm13, it works fine with magisk and phh's su + magisk hide.

As for root and TWRP - root does not affect TWRP. They are completely independent of each other. Removing root should not change anything. Maybe slim chance of advanced reboot not working without root (not sure about this) but even if that is the case, button combo would still work.

If you want to take the discussion further, start a different thread, so we don't hijack this dev thread.
[Magisk] toddre:
Same here, a reboot seems to put back in order temporarily.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
[MENTION=5031300]blastagator[/MENTION]

Got magisk v8 on cm nightly, gonna test safety net plus pgo tomorrow. Not sure I'll pass sn :/ have t check around for why if it doesnt

[MENTION=6979212]HtHNightwolf[/MENTION]

Root switch apk can maybe hide xposed for you!!
[Magisk] HtHNightwolf:
Where would I get this apk? Google is not helping.

Was it this chinese translated site?

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[Magisk] embql:
You can get it from here (link to thread, choose what version you need, usually the latest :) )

https://www.asus.com/zentalk/tw/thread-173542-1-1.html
[Magisk] andrew2432:
On my lg g2 d800 lollipop:

Pass safety net

Snap chat login SUCCESS

pgo login UNABLE TO AUTHENTICATE

any thoughts?? I find this odd
[Magisk] windwaver:
Anybody knows how to remove phh's SuperUser?
[Magisk] Captain_Throwback:
Delete the module using Magisk Manager and uninstall the app.
[Magisk] android_htc:
Sorry, wrong thread
[Magisk] FurySh0ck:
First of all thanks for the explaination.

Let me explain to you my whole rooting process, because I already did a wipe once.

-First, I rooted with a one click method, KingoRoot (it's not a good method, one of the reasons I wiped).

-Then, I used ODIN and installed TWRP custom recovery.

-I did a full wipe through TWRP.

-After the wipe and before booting, I used CR to flash Magisk (v6) and SuperSU (v2.76, it's not the latest build).

-After the booting, I installed the Magisk manager apk (v1.2, because it suppossed to fit the magisk v6).

-Now the problems start. Since the SuperSU was old (or corrupted, I can't tell which), it asked me to do a binary update. Note that neither magisk or the root worked in this situation.

-I updated SuperSU in order to use ROOT again (updated it to v2.78). After the update to SuperSU Magisk v6 didn't work (he didn't ask for permissions anymore, probably because v6 has it's problems).

-I flashed the magisk uninstaller zip through CR and removed the magisk manager. Only updated SuperSU was what I had in that moment.

-I got magisk v7 zip and magisk manager v2. Then I flashed Magisk v7 in CR and installed the manager.

-Through the manager, I updated Magisk to v8 and updated the manager itself to v2.1.

Now the question is, since I already did a wipe and installed magisk, Can I just download Phh's supersu in order to surpass safetynet?

Also, How can I check if my phone passes Safetynet or not? I need that in order to follow your instructions.

Thanks for your time!
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Cigital safety net playground runs the test

King root leaves too many files, good to wipe. I wouldn't root with anything if you are familiar with twrp install with odin. No need because phh is system less. With twrp installed on an otherwise unmodified system, flash magiskv8, flash phhsu, boot to system, install phh app: maybe update binary and restart, install manager 2.1 and open, grant root, enable hide.

I'm not familiar with updating magisk. I used my secondary phone to test all this which is an LG so very different methods.

I don't use cf supersu anymore. If you use it you have to have suhide and marshmallow. To gain root with phh you need to install the phhsu259 zip in recovery. Then install from the play store
[Magisk] NYZack:
I'm having trouble with stability of root access using phh's SuperUser and Magisk. I can install it just fine and obtain root, but after some time, some or all apps eventually lose root access and can't regain it. I think this has to do with checking "Enable Magisk Hide" in Magisk Manager, though I'm not sure of it, and a reboot almost always fixes this, though sometimes it requires two reboots, weirdly. Even Magisk Manager will lose root access, sometimes even right after a reboot.

I have no problem with Chainfire's SuperSU and Magisk (though I don't use Magisk Hide in this setting), and I have tried flashing back to all stock before reflashing Magisk and phh's SuperUser.

I have an all-stock Nexus 6 running 7.0, except I run Franco's kernel.
[Magisk] Captain_Throwback:
Yes, it is caused by Magiskhide, and it's a random glitch. [MENTION=4470081]topjohnwu[/MENTION] is aware of it, but currently has no solution for the issue.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
There is a magisk mod and magisk mod2 that try to fix the root not sticking. The links are in this thread, search magisk_mod and magisk_mod2 and scroll around a bit. Some people have been able to solve non sticking root with then. Yay open source!

EDIT: links are in the general magisk discussion, the 500 pager, not here :(
[Magisk] NYZack:
I saw that, but I then saw some disparaging comments saying that these "rogue" mods only addressed issues with improper installation. Since I was pretty sure I had installed correctly (i.e., completely unrooted and went back to stock before installing), I didn't think they were relevant to me. But maybe I'll give them a try.
[Magisk] AssToast:
I installed Magisk and phh's superuser but titanium backup doesn't trigger the super user app to give permission instead it triggers the default CM13 dialogue box to give permission.

Titanium still works fine but I really dislike the super user icon in the status bar whenever I use titanium backup.

Anyone have any idea?
[Magisk] yochananmarqos:
Disable root in Developer Options.
[Magisk] AssToast:
Disabling root in Developer Options disabled phh and enabling root again in phh enables root in Developer Options

Edit: titanium doesn't acquire root after disabling root in Developer
[Magisk] yochananmarqos:
Did you install the phh superuser app from the Play Store?

Otherwise, try disabling root in Developer Options, flash your stock boot.img or custom kernel, flash Magisk then phh.
[Magisk] AssToast:
Yeah I did. Followed your advice but still no avail.

Actually disabling root in Developer Options doesn't disable root from phh. It's just stated as disabled in the app but root still works.

The problem seems to be titanium requesting root from xbin/su instead of bin/su where phh's root is located.

---------- Post added at 07:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:37 AM ----------

Fixed it in the end by just renaming su in xbin
[Magisk] Truenox:
Don't safety net pass

I don't pass safety net with the Magisk v8 + phh superuser r259 method. I have a note 3 (5.0 original rom PH2)... any solution? :/

I follow the zapahacks tutorials...
[Magisk] AssToast:
Don't think so, safety net was updated recently.
[Magisk] Truenox:
Again?? oh my god... but you know some method that works for TouchWiz 5.0 roms? because I've gone crazy to watch the threads and only find solutions for versions 6.0 and up ... (SuperSU suhide, etc ...)

In his day I had no problems with Magisk v6 and switchable root, and was super easy to install, but is that since the last strong upgrade safety net and Magisk v7 have not gotten it to work in any way, I always get the blue message in the safety net helper.
[Magisk] AssToast:
I don't own a Samsung or use safetynet stuff so I can't help. But here's an article on the safetynet update/bug?

http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/1...unlocked-android-phones-android-pay-affected/
[Magisk] FurySh0ck:
All right. I have already have Magisk v8 and it's manager. Also, I already have a regular SuperSU. Should I go now to CR and flash phh's Magisk supersu? Or should I remove something first?

BTW thanks a lot for your time and help :D
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Gotta get rid of cf su first i would think. Uninstall with the application and also flash a thing called update-unsu.zip. it's easy to find. this will get rid of your su and it's binaries in the system folder. From there, without magisk, you should pass safety net. Since you've already flashed magisk, just yeah flash phh, the install the applications in system, manager and phhsu. Then magisk hide and maybe xposed if you're feeling brave!!!
[Magisk] FurySh0ck:
Awesome! I will try it and update my results in the forum.

Thanks, but I might require more help, so stay tuned :confused:

BTW, I heard safetynet had an update. Will this method of Magisk and phh 's Magisk superuser work to surpass safety net?
[Magisk] andrew2432:
No clue, still to scared to mess with my daily driver :/ making my final twrp backup around lunchtime the going for it.
[Magisk] Captain_Throwback:
Not sure what update you're talking about, but my device passes just fine with Magisk & phh's Superuser.
[Magisk] adrman:
A couple of weeks back Safetynet was updated to detect unlocked bootloaders on many devices.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
I thought magisk and phh look to avoid actually unlocking bootloaders
[Magisk] Captain_Throwback:
Yes, but that's why I made the xSetProp Magisk module.
[Magisk] adrman:
Sorry, I forgot you were the one who came up with that. :) :good: Personally, I use Franco Kernel for the 6p, as he's included the commits as well. Aside from having Magisk Hide throw me a curve every now and then, everything works great.

---------- Post added at 08:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:55 PM ----------

No, they look to avoid the modification of your system directory. As far as I know, having an unlocked bootloader is a prerequisite to their use.
[Magisk] waylo:
I've been using and savoring the same setup as you (albeit on a different phone), which worked great up until earlier today. Let's see if the safetynet servers get updated throughout the land later =(

EDIT: Though I haven't updated to the latest version of yours. Will try that later.

Nope, still not working on your v0.2.1.
[Magisk] jxlora:
have any one gotten this to work with khongloi113 rom? (KHONGLOI-NOTE7PORT V10).

I would like this have Magisk working on a note 7 ported Rom for the note 5 T-mobile. (N920T)

And if you have got it to work ? Can any one please tell me what Rom, and Kernel they used if any.

please

Thanks you Dark out!!!!!
[Magisk] Haldi4803:
Can anyone explain this please?

C:\Users\Haldi>adb shell

shell@htc_pmeuhl:/ $ dumpsys battery

Current Battery Service state:

AC powered: true

USB powered: false

Wireless powered: false

Max charging current: 1500000

Overload: false

USB overheat: false

Extension: 32

PowerJacketExist: false

PowerJacketStatus: 0

PowerJacketLevel: 0

PluginStatus: false

Unsupport Charger: false

status: 2

health: 2

present: true

level: 70

scale: 100

voltage: 4316

temperature: 372

technology: Li-ion

shell@htc_pmeuhl:/ $ su

root@htc_pmeuhl:/data/data # dumpsys battery

Error dumping service info: (Unknown error -2147483646) battery

root@htc_pmeuhl:/data/data #

because the Terminal app i use on my phone has root right i can never use that command on my phone.
[Magisk] DawoodSahi:
I've even installed your module but for me magisk never successfully hid root or disabled it temporarily, never been able to pass safety net with the 'hidesu' from magisk manager. After I reboot, root is still there and it's basically the same as before (with hidesu option unticked)

Edit 1: I had it enabled just to check what happens after a while and apparently it's just broke and now root is not totally functional and I've tried disabling suhide option but after reboot, it just is enabled.
[Magisk] DawoodSahi:
Root isn't functioning properly now, I tried uninstaller magisk then reflashing it and then modules (including phh su, systemless xposed, v4a)

Help please.
[Magisk] killakaori:
I seem to have the same issue as dawood sahi. Lg k7 stock (metro pcs debloated with tibu ) rom. magisk v8 phh superuser twrp all from this thread was working fine all the week til yesterday.

Selinux is enabled

autohide magisk is ticked for pokemon go but upon reboot it is staying ticked but not hiding binary Pokemon obviously now not working with device incompatible error. And macro root apps (ie hiromacro) are not interacting with screen touchs anymore

its in a state of half rooted but even with unistallers and flashes i cant seem to reroot or unroot....uninstaller flashed with absolutely no change.... Please help

Edit...almost forgot phh superuser did throw me a su binary needs an update
[Magisk] Alxoom33:
SafteyNet is detecting Magisk. You need to fully uninstall.
[Magisk] tavocabe:
I'm trying to uninstall it by it the uninstaller zip removes something that supersu needs to get root (ramdisk?). Can't get root without magisk now. Any solution?
[Magisk] Alxoom33:
You need to flash stock boot.img and remove remnants of Magisk from /data There is a file with an extension ending in -SH remove that too. Then SU will install. I had that issue as well. You can search the issue for a more detailed response.

Also remove the Magisk folder.
[Magisk] tavocabe:
Thanks a lot! It worked. Actually I tried searching a few times but never find anything relevant, I wasn't sure what terms to look for, guess I was using the wrong ones. Tried deleting some magisk files before but didn't work and I am too cautious when deleting files so I stopped doing it. Thanks again!
[Magisk] beast99:
Does this superuser has any options like "enable su during boot" that has in SuperSU for running files that are in su.d folder?
[Magisk] FurySh0ck:
Hey again.

I just flashed the update-unsu.zip and it removed my root (as expected). I couldn't un-install CF's SuperSU through the application itself (unrooting got stucked), but never mind that, because I managed to remove root.

I re-booted through TWRP after the flash, and TWRP told me that my device is unrooted. It asked me if I want to root now and I declined (so I could install phh's superuser).

After rebooting, my device was unrooted (Magisk and it's manager still installed). Even though it was unrooted, I couldn't pass Safetynet.

I went to TWRP's CR again and flashed phh's Superuser [magisk] but it didn't seem like it did something. After this flash TWRP told me that I am still unrooted. When I rebooted and installed phh through the store, there wasn't anything I could do. Applications didn't ask for root permissions.

For now, I flashed unsu again and installed CF's SuperSU again so I can enjoy root access again. I think phh's superuser is still on my system although I flashed the unsu again.

Any ideas on how I can install phh's superuser properly? It seems that only flashing the zip won't work.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Unsu only gets rid of chain fires su. To get phh to work you should flash a magisk version and the corresponding phh zip through recovery. Magisk, then the phh. V6 is what I use for now, so it's phh 17. Magisk 7 works with 17 and 255 I think. V8 is phh 259 for me. You need to have twrp but no root and see if you pass. this should be no root at all, You'll be rootless to pass. Magisk isn't working to pass SN right now, needs an update.

Supers 2.78 is a working method to pass. You need old su files gone to pass sn. Uninstall in the supersu app first, do the reboot. Run adb commands:

rm -f /system/bin/su

And

rm -f /system/xbin/su

Then run unsu in recovery. Then uninstall magisk with the Uninstaller zip in recovery. You'll have no root but SN should pass.

From there good luck. Su 2.78 (sr1, sr2, sr3-pixel only?) + rootswitch works to pass. May need a patch for 2.78
[Magisk] Alxoom33:
There may be magisk remenents in /data such as magisk.img and a file ending with the extension _sh. also, find and remove the magisk folder.
[Magisk] FurySh0ck:
I have right now CF's SuperSU v2.78, but android version 5.0.1 (lolipop). I am not sure it can bypass SN like that, but correct me if I'm wrong.

I understand now that in order to install phh's magisk superuser, I have to flash magisk first and phh's zip right after it (although I already have magisk installed).

The problem is, that even after I used "update-unsu.zip", I still couldn't pass SN. Is there anything else I have to do in order to pass SN after removing root?

BTW, where can I input ADB commands like those you suggested me? (I am kind of new, so I don't know yet).

Thanks again for you time, you're really helping me there :D
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Sn fails with magisk installed right now. In recovery terminal or from your computer. adb is the program, I forget how I got it it's all over. How did you get su woring on lollipop? I need to do the same. You have to completely Uninstall magisk to pass Sn right now, also look for magisk folder and sh file as mentioned before
[Magisk] FurySh0ck:
To get SU working on lollipop I flashed this: http://download.apkquick.com/file/Tools/HideRoot/Magisk/SuperSU-v2.76-magisk.zip . It's an old version of SuperSU as I can tell, probably with some Magisk binaries (not sure about that).

After I flashed this, I used the SuperSU binary update to 2.78. It's the most important part in this process as much as I understand: https://download.chainfire.eu/1001/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.78-20160905010000.zip .

If SN fails with Magisk right now, so I guess I should try other method.

I will try to follow your last instructions, hopefully it will work. Just another question for now: Can I hide SU with Lollipop android version? I think you told me once I can't.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
No you have to use a program called root switch. 1.3.3.2 I think is. No su hide on 5.0. Is your 2.78 systemless?
[Magisk] FurySh0ck:
Probably, how can I check?
[Magisk] andrew2432:
No idea if you updated. Use a root file explorer to /system and look for su files in the folder?
[Magisk] thomasswan5547:
would you mind linking me the updateunsu.zip file, thanks
[Magisk] android386:
I am not getting root. Any suggestions?

Proceedure: Installed OS as systemless root. Removed root option as clean out for other app as full unroot failed.

TWRP > factory wipe. Flashed Magisk-v8, phh superuser magisk, and MR Bump simultaneously in one setting via add. --- If I do not flash MR Bump, I get boot error and is forced to reflash ROM.

Installed MagiskManager then phh's SuperUser from google play.

I then re-try flashing phh superuser magisk in TWRP to no avail.

MagiskManager shows everything is up-to-date including the module "phh's SuperUser r259" which is installed but grey out in check mark and trashcan

Phone: LG G3 LS990 | Android: 6.0 | Built: MRA58K | Version: Fulmics ROM 6.6

I am only using this version because TWRP restored ZVF but I got boot verification error; how is it not able to restore the original ROM is beyond me.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Usually flash phh right after magisk and before apks..maybe this helps??
[Magisk] android386:
that is what i did. flash phh right after, at least according to all tutorials i have seen. seelect Magisk then add phh zip and swipe to flash; all in one setting not separate
[Magisk] andrew2432:
I always did mine separate. No reboot, same log I guess, magisk then phh. Idk that there would be a difference
[Magisk] android386:
so i tried separate installation, same result, didn't make any difference.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Google update unsu zip, it will be top results

Edit:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=63615067

It sounds like your partitions are mounted read only. Someone else needs to help you if this is the case...idk how to fix that. Does twrp try and install su?
[Magisk] thomasswan5547:
thanks
[Magisk] MrBrady:
Wasn't there a Tasker script in this thread that automates the need to go through the "add a card" work-around to get Android Pay working? I can't seem to find it.
[Magisk] android386:
No Twrp never offers su not the 3.02.0 version or is it because it's a LG phone? It offers read only, which I tried and the one for full control. Neither option provides any results
[Magisk] Devo7v:
I've been using Magisk and phh's SuperUser for a couple months now and it has been an absolute godsend. I'm trying to go back to stock to take an update for my phone. I understand that Magisk modifies the boot.im so that it does not "touch" the system and that I should be able to just flash my stock kernel and it will effectively remove Magisk. However, in looking at the files Magisk and phh's SuperUser create, I noticed there are /Magisk, /data/Magisk, and /data/data/me.phh.superuser folders. The last to are in the data partition so they should not cause my phone to fail update checks, but I'm not sure about /Magisk.

After flashing my stock kernel do I also need to remove /Magisk in order to pass my update checks? Other than flashing my stock kernel is there anything else I need to do in order to make sure everything is back to stock?
[Magisk] yochananmarqos:
There is a Magisk uninstaller, read the release thread.
[Magisk] topjohnwu:
phh's superuser update

Also live in Magisk Manager now!! Directly upgrade phh's superuser within the app

Just a small note, old phh root (r259) will NOT work on Magisk v9 (not released yet). However the new phh root (r266) is backward compatible to v7
[Magisk] gohamstergo:
[MENTION=4470081]topjohnwu[/MENTION] my download fails in the module manager. actually, ive never been able to get anything to download. always says "this is not a magisk module." what can i do to help you figure out whats wrong?
[Magisk] adrman:
I've had the same experience using the manager. Just dl from the op, then add it manually in the manager.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Is magisk v8 and flashing the new phh passing sn with hide enabled right now??
[Magisk] :
Not for me.

Was passing with nothing before starting.

Galaxy s5 g900w8

Stock 6.0.1

Stock kernel enforcing

Phh superuser 266

Magisk v8

New magisk coming soon though :)