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[SuperSU] desztan:
When you flash supersu 2.78sr1, after installing root switch, still need to flash suhide 0.55?

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Whenever i toggle enable root in root swtch, i check supersu, it always prompt su binary not updated...do you guys have this problem?
[SuperSU] mrxtc89117:
I have suhide installed because it hides xposed 86.2.
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
What do I do if my 5x doesn't pass with no root? All this talk of hiding root is meaningless right?
[SuperSU] mrxtc89117:
Correct. If you did a clean flash and no root, then it could be selinux. Some are saying it could be an unlocked bootloader. My bootloader is unlocked and have no problems.
[SuperSU] osm0sis:
It means either something got modified in /system and you could reflash your system.img to pass, or, it's detecting your unlocked bootloader and yeah, that's that for now. It's only devices that launched with Marshmallow or later and verified boot that will likely trip the bootloader check.
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
Is there an app where i can lock or unlock bootloader for samsung note 5? TIA
[SuperSU] johnp357:
Somebody please send chain fire some red bull. .... ?
[SuperSU] ShapeShifter499:
Give [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] a break man! Most of us wouldn't even have root without him
[SuperSU] thx1200:
This. if you appreciate him, send him some cash, not as incentive to work faster/harder, but just because he's awesome and deserves the thanks. :)
[SuperSU] FreemanAMG:
I just sent him some cash. Because I've been benefiting from his work for a while now, and other than buying the pro app, I have never donated. I encourage you to send him some love.
[SuperSU] Chainfire:
The new proof-of-concept is fully operational. I just need to clean some stuff up, and do some more testing. Oh, and release a new SuperSU BETA to workaround some issues.

Hopefully release tomorrow.
[SuperSU] johnp357:
You are the man....
[SuperSU] airy786:
what ?
[SuperSU] chlap:
Anyone get work Barclays banking in UK ?? with suhide?
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
Currently AP and any other app that utilizes Safety Net will not work with suhide. A new version will be arriving shortly.
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
Is it tomorrow yet?
[SuperSU] ZooBaAr:
if only lol.

And yes, I misspelled shirt on porpoise 2UX30221RY000824K.
[SuperSU] Chainfire:
Unfortunately, it seems xposed is not compatible with the new method at this time. Just so you know.
[SuperSU] Shinegod:
Hello there, I have a Sony Xperia Z2 with a pre rooted stock rom, 6.0.1. Should I install superSU as a system app before to go with flashes on TWRP?
[SuperSU] snke:
This method work with Pokémon Go problem?
[SuperSU] Eselter:
[MENTION=6372348]snke[/MENTION] not working for me (CM13).
[SuperSU] snke:
But....cm13 hasn't SuperSU...has a root option in developer settings
[SuperSU] Eselter:
But I don't use build in supersu.
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
How did this just happen?
[SuperSU] snke:
Maybe is a cm13 problem...i don't know, know I am on Pure Nexus
[SuperSU] Eselter:
So please try it and tell if it working for you?
[SuperSU] grep_i:
OK

If that's the patched version I got already since the 18th and for me it seems to work.
[SuperSU] royaLred:
I dont get root from supersu v2.78 SR1 i do somthing wrong?

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[SuperSU] robertjayc:
Me too, If i flash supersu v2.78 SR1 in an ordinary way, I can see an icon of SU on my phone but i flash it in systemless i dont see the icon. during the installation you can see that its successful because it has no error but i dont see any icon of the SU
[SuperSU] Triviox:
Do you do "echo SYSTEMLESS=true>>/data/.supersu" before flash supersu sr1?
[SuperSU] robertjayc:
what im doing is echo "SYSTEMLESS=true" > /data/.supersu is it the same from the format you have? is it both working? whats the difference?
[SuperSU] twcobra:
My 6p has an unlocked bootloader and mine works.
[SuperSU] toyds:
how did you do the installation?still SN failed in my phone?

below are my steps

reflash clean rom

remove su from stock cm rom

install su v2.78 SR1 using systemless mode

install suhide0.55

reboot

install rootswitcher 1.2.9.1

install patches using adb tool(USB debugging,phone connected to PC)

reboot

disable root in root switcher(check su daemons)

check SN,still red

please help
[SuperSU] MDHACK:
I did not install suhide
[SuperSU] toyds:
its now working.I can play PoGo

I just reflash the SU

yeh!

hope it will not be block again :D
[SuperSU] earth08:
Su means?

SuperSU or suhide?
[SuperSU] soder:
But, I got SuperSU 2.78SR1+suhide0.55+Magisk v8+Xposed v86.6 systemless via Magisk and pass SafetyNet with Root Switch ?

Or do you mean that if your gonna use phh's root, that's the version you need?

/Söder
[SuperSU] toyds:
superSU
[SuperSU] jigg3:
Sounds easy so far. I have re flashed meanwhile 4 times.

-Installed TWRP 3.0.2

-installed supersu with systemless command

-installed suhide

-installed suhide gui and choosed dkb push tan app and restarted my device but the message with recognized rooted device still appears. other apps are not recognized when using suhide :(
[SuperSU] Mudvayne622:
I'm having no problems with my setup on my Nexus 6. Using SuperSu in systemless mode, suhide 0.55 and latest root switch. Just can't figure out how to add kill su daemons to my Tasker profile. Worked fine when the daemons option wasn't needed yesterday
[SuperSU] toyds:
suhide gui is not need in my case

install TWRP 3.0.2

install supersu systemless

install suhide

install root switch

reboot

open root switch(enable root and check su daemon)

install root switch patch(using adb command)

reinstall supersu systemless

reboot

open root switch(disable root)

open PoGo
[SuperSU] jigg3:
sounds good , thanks man!

just one question, where to get root switch and the respective adb command? :confused:
[SuperSU] toyds:
Check previous thread or you can search root switch 1.2.9.1.

For adb just search adb with fastboot and install it on your pc
[SuperSU] jigg3:
thanks got root switch! sorry have to bother you again.

where is the root switch patch? :(
[SuperSU] toyds:
here

https://www.asus.com/zentalk/tw/thread-173542-1-1.html
[SuperSU] royaLred:
Where can i do it? In twrp?

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[SuperSU] jigg3:
damn, just had to scroll down. Thank you very much :)
[SuperSU] lucbondar:
Check my screenshot in 3561
[SuperSU] ashxdafan:
Do it via twrp advanced terminal
[SuperSU] CrazyCypher:
OK guys, just to inform you.. I have HTC 10 worth stock rom and ElementalX kernel and I can successfully run PoGo with Xposed. I managed to run it using two different methods without root witch.. you can find here on XDA..BUT none of the setups were working before I cleared data of the PokemonGO..so I suggest to you if none of the solutions found on the web are working for you, try each solution again and Everytime clear data of PoGO and enter birth day and login credentials. Because I found out that I always got an error but when clear data and re-enter everything again, I was able to log back in without problems.

I hope this helps someone
[SuperSU] Mudvayne622:
I tried that but I will try it again.

What about an exit task. Do I need to do an enable_daemon ?
[SuperSU] AbiDez:
Can I install the root switch patch without PC? And how?

CarHDRom V.24.7 by Carotix S6e
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
http://m.gsmarena.com/android_beta_...ked_bootloader_not_even_rooted-blog-21209.php

It's over for me. Going relock this morning and confirm it for myself. My Pixel arrives on Tuesday so I might as well learn how to deal with it now.
[SuperSU] royaLred:
Hey.

I dont understand it. Cant write somthing in Terminal.

Do i have to make a file or somthing with this Command in it ?

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[SuperSU] FreeTheWeb:
Can anyone explain me how to use that patch with the adb i never used adb before so not sure what to do if you can spend few minutes with me will be great and will forever thank you

S7 edge stock 6.0.1 ,rooted with supersu systemles + suhide0.55 , rootswitch 1.2.9.1 ( no patch)

Windows x64 10 , java installed , Android Studio installed , drivers ok

Please help me out how to do this how to use adb to do those 3 comands

Thank you
[SuperSU] AbiDez:
I'm back in the game, but with Magisk + phh superuser without suhide SuperSu and XPosed...

CarHDRom V.24.7 by Carotix S6e
[SuperSU] civicsr2cool:
yup lol if we have to choose between two locked down OS's, IOS is the better option.

anyone with a samsung have knox issues with the check?
[SuperSU] Triviox:
I did read the both works, not diference.

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Yes, in advance / terminal.. Before flash supersu sr1
[SuperSU] Boosik:
[MENTION=4540020]AbiDez[/MENTION] which version of Magisk and phh superuser have you used? Have you enabled Magisk hide?
[SuperSU] AbiDez:
Take a look here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=69235175

CarHDRom V.24.7 by Carotix S6e
[SuperSU] skeeter92:
Hello. I try to do it but when i flash pph super su my phone don't boot...

And when i flash you boot.img my phone don't boot too...

Envoyé de mon SM-G925F en utilisant Tapatalk
[SuperSU] royaLred:
Can you explain how? I cant write in Terminal.

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[SuperSU] soder:
I just found out that when I disable root in Root Switch 1.2.9.1 (and SuperSU 2.78SR1 + suhide v0.55 + Magisk v8 + Xposed 86.6 systemless Magisk module) I still passing SafetyNet with SELinux set to Permissive.

When suhide worked for me without Root Switch, I only passed SafetyNet with SELinux was set to Enforcing. Isn't that strange? Does Root Switch automatic change to Enforcing when turning root off (and without reboot)?

BTW, I stil having problem to enabling root again with Root Switch. Even if I do the trick with enable, uncheck "stop all su daemons", disable, (enable), it doesn't work.

After I uncheck "stop all su daemons" and going to set the main root switch to disable, it automatically change to enable again, but still not root access.

BTW, I got an unlocked bootloader on my OnePlus One.

/Söder
[SuperSU] AbiDez:
That's because the boot.img is not patched...

1. You flash boot.img and direct SuperSu (SuperSu patches the boot.img) and you able to boot...

2. Flash boot.img and Magisk (Magisk patches your boot.img), flash phh superuser and you be able to boot... Step 2 I do it by myself 2h ago...

Take a look here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=69235175

CarHDRom V.24.7 by Carotix S6e

Ps: I make unroot with SuperSu, flash boot.img and step 1 or 2
[SuperSU] Boosik:
[MENTION=4540020]AbiDez[/MENTION] you do not tell which versions you used there either. So Magisk v8 and phh superuser r259 from http://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/magisk-phh-s-superuser-android-pay-t3435921?

EDIT: it works with the exact files I have mentioned.
[SuperSU] lucbondar:
glad for you, but what is the point of post your great deed in suhide thread?

ps. that cancer theme :eek:
[SuperSU] AbiDez:
It was planned as info not as discussing here.

CarHDRom V.24.7 by Carotix S6e
[SuperSU] Sifi1310:
Does this work in android 7.1.1?
[SuperSU] rhyzan:
Woe to all!

This is the SUHIDE thread. Not "How to bypass Safety Net/PokÃ?Â©mon Go/Android Pay other than suhide alone thread". Please?

:good:

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Read the first post please. Thanks :)
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Thanks for the info but we're looking for info on how to make it work with Supersu + suhide and optionally Xposed.

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Yes that's what root switcher is doing I have tested this behavior myself.

Set SELinux to permissive checked that's it really the case and it was.

Started root switcher and disabled root.

Checked SELinux status again and it was enforcing.

The other issue could be happening because of Magisk and Xposed, but I'm not sure I'm just guessing.
[SuperSU] jesssiii:
Nexus 6P here. Completely wiped device, even userdata. Fresh 7.0 (90X) installation without root or changing system or anything at all. Only unlocked bootloader to do the Fastboot commands.

Safetynet fails, Android Pay fails to work.

Locked the bootloader.

Safetynet passes, Android Pay works.

Nexus 6P
[SuperSU] twcobra:
Darn incremental updates. Pay quit working this morning. At least pogo is still up. I did not use pay that often any way.
[SuperSU] shoey63:
It seems the unlocked bootloader restriction applies only to Google phones. (Especially Nexus 6p).

I have unlocked bootloaders on my Xperia Z3 and Z5 (yes, I love Sony devices), and I am passing safety net with SuperSU 278 +Suhide + romracer systemless Xposed + root switch.
[SuperSU] negroxxx:
install the nanorom

i use

SuperSU 2.78

1.2.9.1 rootwitch

safetynet is red

safetynet requess: success

Response Validation: Success

CTS: False

......

when I install the zip suhide safetynet ligth blue

rootwitch and still use with light blue

safetynet request: success

validation response: fail

Error Msg: Response Payload validation failed

I think the problem is the suhide. (in other xda forums 06suhide but deleted that file folder not in su / su d).
[SuperSU] gqukyo:
Not if you're on the new bootloader that came with the 7.1.1 preview.
[SuperSU] toyds:
Download the patch and extract it.

Reboot to recovery twrp go to advance and select terminal then go to the folder where you save the extracted patch and execute adb command
[SuperSU] carlosggb:
This is what im actually doing too! is quick and it works :good:
[SuperSU] henderjr:
My experience with the "patch" on my Note 5.

I can't seem to get adb rights to push files to /data.

So I manually moved those files in TWRP. You will need to mount system and then use the advanced file explorer.

The commands in the readme are

1. adb push custom_ramdisk_patch.sh /data

2. adb push dot.supersu /data/.supersu

3. adb sideload SuperSU.zip

So in twrp I copied the custom custom_ramdisk_patch.sh to /data then using the chmod 755 to give it what I was guessing the right permissions.

Second command is taking the dot.supersu file and copying it to /data but then renaming it .supersu. To do that you'll need to remove the old .supersu file if there is one.

Third is just flashing SuperSU 2.78 again I think.

It seemed to work as I saw it processing the custom ramdisk patch in the SuperSU install but I still can't pass safety net or use PGO. Bummer!
[SuperSU] _litz:
Passes on a Moto X Pure with stock firmware and an unlocked bootloader, so dunno ...

I do know the boot status prop people have been talking about doesn't exist on this device.

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I believe this is similar to what magisk is doing with magiskhide.

Note that there, the native su is integrated, so you hide magisk, you also hide su.

(at any rate, it seems to be the only thing that works right now, with the current "more strict" SN implementation)

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It's a straight forward process ... you install magisk 8, the recommended phh superuser that goes with it, enable magiskhide in the magisk manager app, and ... that's pretty much it.
[SuperSU] dhiadrian:
RootSwitch-1.3.1.2.zip
[SuperSU] osm0sis:
And even that didn't work for the SafetyNet on my device! :eek:
[SuperSU] carlosggb:
where? is not in the official thread on Asus :confused:

EDIT: sorry, found it below had to scroll
[SuperSU] phuhcue:
Is it possible any Samsung device with oem unlock cannot pass anymore?
[SuperSU] henderjr:
I can pass using Magisk V8 with phh's root and the magisk hide checked in magisk manager settings. So I don't think oem unlock matters. I can have root and pass but there isn't a way to pass safetynet with magisk and xposed right now so I was hoping the super user with suhide and root switch way would work. Want xposed and root both to pass. Can't get it to work since Wednesday.
[SuperSU] mrxtc89117:
Can't you disable xposed using the xposed manager app? Or does it still detect it.
[SuperSU] phuhcue:
Awesome. What did you do to install Magisk? Rom? Kernel? I keep getting bootloop/soft brick.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
I've got it working on Nexus 5 without the extra patch.

Earlier I said I had the patch installed but was not aware it was another file hosted on mega.nz I assumed 1.2.9.1 was the patched version.

Right now I have updated Root Switcher to version 1.3.1.2 for now it all seem to work, still without the extra patch.
[SuperSU] mrxtc89117:
The root switcher website only has version 1.2.9.1 Where did you get 1.3.1.2?

https://www.asus.com/zentalk/tw/thread-173542-1-1.html
[SuperSU] alexpower:
Root switch 1.3.1.2 shows in app the bootloader status for your device.

And Avast pops up with warning for a dangerous app.

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App is in post 2 in this thread

Need to scroll down a little bit.

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[SuperSU] vacaloca:
Seems like suhide does not permit booting past google animation on 7.1 preview. For anyone using Pokemon Go, does that mean there's no current way to keep root (even if disabled w/ root switch app) if playing PGO is desired?

Further info of exact issue: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69229876&postcount=445
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Scroll further down, that was the problem for me too that's why I did not saw the patch at first you have to scroll down.

I have no clue why the latest version is down there.
[SuperSU] henderjr:
Last I tried the xposed manager app you could tell it to disable but it wouldn't. Only solution was to uninstall but then you need to wait all day for app optimizations.

Edit: Latest xposed manager does actually let me toggle off xposed and reboot without needing any app optimizations. So that's my best solution. Use Magisk's root solution and magisk xposed. Need safetynet (AP or PGO) just turn off xposed and a one minute reboot.

I unrooted and got back to stock boot. Verified SafetyNet works. Then I flash TWRP and the no-verity-opt-encrypt-2.1.zip in this thread http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/play-pokemon-root-switch-method-patched-t3483179. That allows you to have TWRP and boot into android without root. If I don't flash that zip I would get bootloop after flashing phh's superuser.zip. From there I just follow the steps in Magisk (right under the part that says if you're not rooted...). http://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445 Grab the magisk v8 zip and phh's super user zip. Flash those and then install magisk manager apk. From there you can hide root by going into settings of magisk manager and use the hide magisk checkbox.

I think I'm going to go through the whole damn process again and try 1.3.1.2 and if it doesn't work apply the patch and try again. I'll report back if it does. Thx
[SuperSU] gqukyo:
He's using SuperSU and not superuser...

*oops should've refreshed before I replied or at least quoted... lol ignore...
[SuperSU] pharmdeon:
Tried this method on my sprint s5. No go ... did not pass safety net and could not use pogo, oh well.

Will just keep flashing between "root"boot.img and "noroot"boot.img for now.
[SuperSU] henderjr:
Yep I can't get any combination of SuperSU, SU Hide, Root Switch to work either. I give up. I'll probably just use magisk/magisk hide with phh's superuser for now toggling xposed in the xposed installer app. Still get root and if I need safetynet it's just toggling off xposed and rebooting.
[SuperSU] SamuelBegui:
This has been mentioned here before, but certain devices hide their boot state by disabling the flag in their kernel. If you're a ROM cook, you may be interested in removing the flag that informs Android of your boot state via kernel. If you disable that flag, the kernel on your device won't tell Android that your device is unlocked. Thus, using current working methods you should be able to bypass Safetynet with current methods that worked before Safetnet being patched for devices with unlocked bootloaders.

[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] -- Not sure if you're already aware of this.

Sultan has done this with his ROMs, and that bypasses Safetynet for the OnePlus 3. This is a temporary solution as I imagine Google digging deeper.
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
Yes I had same issue with my 6P, with suhide get stuck at boot animation. At least PoGo doesn't care about the bootloader.
[SuperSU] ZabiGarma:
Basically, if you've got a Nexus phone avoid Nougat like the plague.
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
Exact same thing here on N5X except I'm running 7.1.1 beta. Relocked and apps installed. Not that bad. The way it needs to be if I want to use AP and my banking app. So I'll sign off this thread since it's moot for me now. Thanks to CF and all the folks that helped make root viable. Sad in a way but understandable.
[SuperSU] bobby janow:
That's just silly.
[SuperSU] Jayman007:
Does anyone have ap working on a nexus 5x with an unlocked bootloader? I would appreciate hearing your methods.

Thanks
[SuperSU] jesssiii:
Yeah, I can deal with stock. The only thing that's REALLY driving me crazy is the back button on the left. Which is something you'd think would be a choice added in stock by google.

Nexus 6P
[SuperSU] hb17:
I'm sure they are checking to see what works and what doesn't by watching responses.
[SuperSU] foosee:
Hi,

Still blocked since safetynet update on my Tab S T800 using stock rom 6.0.1

Tried root tswitch 1.2.9.1 without success.

I think the problem is coming from the boot who is modified by supersu systemless.

I made a backup of my boot before installing su 2.78 and suhide 0.55

Only restore the boot make safetynet green (and i could start pogo)

As su and suhide are installed SN is blue and pogo refuse to login.

Any idea ? Tried 2 other rom based on cm13 and also not working.

Seems the only solution is to remove pogo ...

Thanks
[SuperSU] billyJ:
OnePlus3

My OnePlus3 also fail safetynet while bootloader is unlocked. It's rubbish. Is there any way to get rid adds on stock rom. I am looking for Xposed YouTube adaway and Adaway (host) alternative?

I realized I can't remove supersu for the root folder in TWRP, it being recreated everytime I reboot.
[SuperSU] SamuelBegui:
SAFETYNET PASS /w Root

Flash ROM w/ Gapps

Boot

Go to recovery

Go to terminal

Type

echo "SYSTEMLESS=true" >> /data/.SuperSU

Flash SuperSU SR1

Reboot

Go back into Recovery

Flash suhide 0.55

Reboot

Install RootSwitch 1.3.1.2 APK

Make sure to tick stop all su daemons

Disable root

Test Safetynet

Safetynet should pass.

This method will fail if your ROM is checking your boot status. The ROM developer needs to disable the flag that checks your Android boot status, this is a kernel tweak. Pretty much, your kernel checks your boot state, there's a way to disable that.
[SuperSU] bigcid10:
If they can detect and prevent people with unlocked bootloaders

from using banking and simple apps like pokemon go

we are all screwed and might as well get an iphone because all other

developers will jump on the bandwagon and we're done

I hope for the best
[SuperSU] osm0sis:
Nope, still nadda for those like myself with the "more strict" SafetyNet rolled out to them.

And that's on a Nexus 5 so no boot status checking. Still passes with unrooted franco.Kernel AK2 flashed, so it's not like it needs a pristine matching stock boot.img.