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[Magisk] Triviox:
Root switch havent problems to me, i used it only with CM13 in my Galaxy S5 (never over stock).. And with xposed can pass safetynet and play pogo without problems!

Here can see all that im using (note: I dont use magisk! I flash it and flash uninstall magisk if wanna remove xposed 86.2)
[Magisk] andrew2432:
:'( :'( :'( :'( lollipop

Somewhere captain throwback and a few mentioned that 2.78 can be echoed into 5.0 but I can't for the life of me find the posts.

86.2 is for sdk23 not 22 :( :( :(
[Magisk] Triviox:
Ouch.. The MVP to pass safetynet is suhide, and it only works over MM =(
[Magisk] desztan:
Sorry, I don't know how to use the adb command. Is there a way to put the patch files manually in TWRP?
[Magisk] apocalypse187:
Is there a CM mod for Note5 6.0.1 marshmellow (touchwiz)? do i need to install a custom kernal or something? i see a lot of CM user with no problems with root

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I dont believe they work without triggering safetynet...but yea it has to be pushed via ADB drivers
[Magisk] felixleonard:
Working great on S7 Edge G935FD stock ROM & kernel SuperSU SR2 firmware G935FXXU1CPJ2.

Thanks ;)
[Magisk] desztan:
I'm able to see my device when I send the command "adb devices" when my phone is not in TWRP mode. I've put the phone in recovery mode from TWRP?
[Magisk] zapahacks:
It is weird. I simply use the Root Switch app to disable root and Xposed, after this Snorlax module keeps working but almost all my other modules stop working. Now, if I reboot normally none of the modules will work (this means soft reboot does the trick, but normal reboot aparently makes it to stop working). But I can't think of a proper explanation for your case :/
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Yeah, suhide hasn't been adapted yet. 2.78 sr2 claims to work on 5.0 ad someone confirmed. Can we just mention my homie [MENTION=4577747]zapahacks[/MENTION] instead of quoting his entire method? Or perhaps quote only the portions you need???
[Magisk] zapahacks:
It is weird because another user of galaxy note 5 got it working properly. I suggest you try using version SR1 of superSU instead of the new SR2 version. Try this and report back.

I don´t think the patch could be the reason, because it will show an error when flashing the file. There is one part of the flashing procedure where it says "Patching ramdisk...something like that", make sure it does pass this step and finishes the flashing procedure properly. If it does, then it is not the patch.

The patch is neccesary because in some galaxy models intalling SuperSU troughs and error at the end of the flashing procedure, most of the people don't see this error, but this is what causes most of the problems. So, when you push the files trough ADB before the installation, SuperSU can install properly.

Try with SR1 and let me know.

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1. You don't need to reflash TWRP every single time. Just do a backup with TWRP when you have a green response. Then, if you mess up (blue screen), go back to TWRP and restore the boot.img of the backup. It should leave you again with a green response

2. YES, it is very important that you type exactly like this: echo "SYSTEMLESS=true" > /data/.supersu

Capital letters matters. If you are on stock rom kernel then it is probably mandatory that you type the command before starting everything. After you type the command just press the enter key (the arrow in the down right corner).

There is no confirmation, you will just see that a new command line starts with # number

Just press back in TWRP and do the other steps.

There is another user with Note 5 that got it working, so just try with patience :good:

3. TWRP shouldn't be a problem in our models, maybe for other "not samsung phones", but not for samsung yet. BUT sometimes the TWRP you flash includes root, so it can cause a blue response. Keep that in mind.

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I have exactly the same model. Try rebooting. Sometimes root works only after 1 reboot. If it doesn´t, reflash again. Make sure you use the systemless command if you are on stock rom. If even after reflashing it doesn´t work, then try the same procedure but with SuperSU SR1 and report back.

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I don't know which is the proper way to do it, but I guess that placing the 2 files on the path where the command says (/data and /data/.supersu respectively) should work.

Try and report, because if it works then probably is much easier to do it like that, specially for people who never used ADB before.
[Magisk] desztan:
[MENTION=4577747]zapahacks[/MENTION], I've use the file manager in TWRP to find from the root folder to place the 2 files? I cannot find .supersu in the data folder
[Magisk] johndoe7458:
hosts mount

So, a little follow-up on the hosts mount check (few pages back, snowed under by the new S6/S7 fixes ;))

I tried to see if I could get a mount to work at all, different partitions, cloned security contexts and the like, but short of changing /system I have not found a way to get PoGo/SN to work with any mounted hosts file.

Should make a nice press release / Google PR malfunction when it is stated like this:

Google is now using the security measure called Safety Net to fight adblockers.

Safety Net was was originally touted

as a protection purely for Android-Pay and related financial apps.

However, with the latest update, it now also blocks and counters the changes which popular ad-blockers like AdAway do.
[Magisk] mattzeller:
What version of TWRP is on there? Any time I try to flash latest TWRP on my sister's t-mobile note 5, it causes the bootloop for me until I flash a custom kernel (which trips SN)

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You can copy those files over in TWRP via the terminal. At least it worked for me running Revolution Remix MM on L720 copying them and setting permissions
[Magisk] desztan:
May I know what is the procedure to do it via terminal? TIA
[Magisk] prescaler:
This may be a stupid question. How do we know the hide mock location part is really working? Before I thought Pokemon wouldn't let you in if mock location app is set. Just found out that wasn't the case. I've removed magisk/root/xposed since the last update. Now I can still get in even if I have a mock location app set and running. :confused:
[Magisk] Sector-z:
You sure ? Because people on reddit and 2 here one or two page before that one, user report the same problem. The Note 5 received a Firmware today in the update, this can be the problem ? Because I have do it and cannot go back, each flash fail if I am to go back to a older stock room.

Galaxy Note 5 stock rom with TWRP. I have succesfully installed the patch,

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if you can finaly please come back to me, I am in the same situation ( Note 5) And this do 3 Full Wipe I do, this begin to be frustrating.
[Magisk] mattzeller:
Lol, good to know flashing root fixes that bootloop without having to fish a custom kernel.

Sent from my SCH-R220

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From where I downloaded them to I typed in terminal in TWRP:

cp custom_ramdisk_patch.sh /data

cp dot.supersu /data/.supersu

Sent from my SCH-R220
[Magisk] apocalypse187:
1.) Prerequisite: you will need to download and install an ADB drivers on your computer. If I remember correctly the one that I used was called 15 second ADB installer or something very similar. I cannot find the link that I used to download it, but I will send you the version that I am using on my computer

https://www.sendspace.com/file/73e1ql

It's a simple ADB driver zip file so you will need a WinZip to be able to extract the files and install the drivers.

Once you have the ADB drivers installed your computer will be able to then push/send those 2 files (dot.supersu and custom_ramdisk_patch.sh) using Zapas noted steps...if by terminal your referrencing the ADB command ternimal from the computer.

-CTRL+SHIFT+RIght click to open dialog prompt

-Find the item OPEN COMMAND WINDOW FROM HERE its about 9 options down under undo rename for me...(this is your terminal, and not to be confused with the terminal into the advance settings of TWRP

-When ADB's command window is open (looks just like a basic windows CMD prompt, type "ADB devices" and ensure your phone and connect are communicating. it should say some random letters/numbers and its followed by a large spacing and an indication of the status of your phone wherther it be in device or recovery mode.

-if you get that your in for the win baby.

-Continue Zapa's tut by pushing those 2 files into your /data of your phone

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Oh try this :fingers-crossed: didnt know you can do it that way..
[Magisk] desztan:
Ok. The phone can be in normal mode when adb push command. Not on recovery mode right?
[Magisk] apocalypse187:
that is correct. in normal mode, where you get calls txt etc. just install the driver and connect a usb with the phone on normal mode
[Magisk] XxInvictus:
Unfortunately this method appears to be a failure on the S7 Edge unless someone else can confirm it working

- flashed latest stock rom (BPHG) and reboot, safetynet pass

- flash TWRP 3.0.2-4 including format data to convert ext4 to allow proper mounting and flash supersu as per systemless instructions, reboot to system, binary update available error (both SR2 and SR1)

- flashed stock rom again and reboot, safetynet pass

- flash TWRP as above and install supersu normally with SR2, root all works OK, tried to uninstall root via SuperSU (could not restore boot image, only remove root), safetynet fail

- regardless of safetynet fail, I tried to boot to recovery and reflash root with the systemless method, still after having SR2 installed normally the systemless version gives the binary update error after rebooting.

I'm stuck, and now I have a formatted phone I don't wanna restore my stuff on until I get a solution I am not just going to wipe again :rolleyes:
[Magisk] henderjr:
If you're manually coping the files over you need to copy the file dot.supersu into /data but then rename it to .supersu (remove the dot). The adb command is adb push dot.supersu /data/.supersu

which is taking dot.supersu and placing it in /data with a name of .supersu.
[Magisk] Battery03:
[MENTION=4577747]zapahacks[/MENTION] Mate, thank you so much. I have finally made it. I can pass SN with root and PoGo modules in function :) :) :D :D Thanks to you, mate.
[Magisk] alexpower:
Fine, but how long until the cat strikes back

Gesendet von meinem HTC 10 mit Tapatalk
[Magisk] inteks:
do i understand it right?

these rootpatchfiles are executed while flashing superuser with TWRP, right?

so if i dont need xposed i have to:: put rootpatchfiles to /data install superSU with TWRP install rootswitch and i should have root + pogo

right???
[Magisk] desztan:
Oh. That mean I can just move .supersu into the data folder?
[Magisk] :
No luck on my first attempt.

Will read back through the thread to see if i missed anything.

Galaxy s5 g900w8

Stock 6 0 1

Stock kernel enforcing

I started fresh

Odin to flash stock 6.0.1

Odin to flash twrp

Then factory reset (ramdisk error with supersu, this solved it)

Through twrp

Flash supersu 278r2

Flash suhide .55

Reboot

Opened supersu

Installed suhide apk and picked Google play services + pogo

Installed rootswitch 1.3.3.2 (didnt change settings)

Reboot

Then reboot into recovery and cleared cache

Getting SN blue screen payload error

I can easily unroot, unsuhide and return to SN passing though

I'm going to give this another wirl shortly

Edit- unrooted through supersu and rebooted

SN passes. Suhide is still installed.
[Magisk] henderjr:
Should be able to yes. In fact I think you could edit the .supersu file (aka dot.supersu before copying and renaming) and add the line SYSTEMLESS=true under the first line which is BINDSYSTEMXBIN=true because when you run the terminal command echo "SYSTEMLESS=true" > /data/.supersu that in essence adds that line to the .supersu file. Then you don't need to type out that command in terminal before flashing supersu.
[Magisk] negroxxx:
that cell uses?
[Magisk] prescaler:
Is it supposed to be ">" or ">>" ? Just one arrow would replace the file. Two would append.
[Magisk] Battery03:
Samsung Galaxy s6 edge G925I Alexis Rom v7.1.1 with Arter Kernel with SuperSU SR2 v2.78 witch patch, Root switch, Xposed Framework in System mode by Wanam.
[Magisk] henderjr:
You are right. I was copying the command [MENTION=4577747]zapahacks[/MENTION] said to use in his post. So maybe he should change his post to use two ">>" My phone (note 5) automatically uses systemless root when flashing SuperSU so I don't bother typing out the command. If I understand things right you basically just want a .supersu file inside the /data folder with these two lines in it

BINDSYSTEMXBIN=true

SYSTEMLESS=true
[Magisk] negroxxx:
do you speak Spanish?
[Magisk] lg-ks20:
PokeWhere for Android & iOS is back !!!:laugh:
[Magisk] prescaler:
[MENTION=4577747]zapahacks[/MENTION], [MENTION=747208]henderjr[/MENTION] how do you guys flash xposed 86.2 in system mode? I got the root part working, just couldn't figure out how to flash xposed properly for rootswitch to hide. It always uses systemless mode. I don't see that message about system mode that I used to see when flashing it with magisk/phh's su.
[Magisk] mattzeller:
Following the instructions for this doesn't flash this systemless, I followed the instructions to the letter (except for the Xposed stuff, it flashed in normal system mode and works beautifully with root switch.

Sent from my SCH-R220
[Magisk] Battery03:
Yes.
[Magisk] henderjr:
I use 86.1 by Wanam for my Note 5 (arm64 version). I couldn't get 86.2 in system mode either.

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Thanks. I can't say I understand it all with what the xsystembind=true does vs the systemless=true. I just know things seem to be working fine for me with rootswitch and xposed disabled. According to SuperSU Free I'm systemless when looking in Settings.
[Magisk] mattzeller:
Weird, mine says it's a system app already. What ever works, works I guess lol

Sent from my SCH-R220
[Magisk] prescaler:
Thanks, [MENTION=747208]henderjr[/MENTION].

I remember someone with a non-Samsung device reported success a couple of pages back? Can Wanam xposed be used on non-Samsung devices or there is a trick to flash 86.2 systemless in system mode?
[Magisk] henderjr:
Sorry no idea there. I have a bunch of threads I've been following for weeks (magisk, xposed, supersu, suhide, this one, snorlax module, etc.) and I've just kept trying things and reading.
[Magisk] andrew2432:
No su hide? What's the witch patch and which xposed?? I'm on Samsung s5 5.0 is my issue :(
[Magisk] Battery03:
No suhide. Are you on Android 5 LP?
[Magisk] andrew2432:
I am, su hide is a no go for 5.0. I have 85.1 system by wanam. I need sdk 22 as well :/ but if you say 2.78 sr2 and root switch work, we may be onto something
[Magisk] Battery03:
Actually I use Xposed from Wanam 86.1 and if I'm right, there is a way to install SuperSU SR2 v2.78 in lollipop. Since suhide is not needed I don't see why you can't use this set up to pass Safety Net.
[Magisk] Sector-z:
I have do many test last night

What I can say 100% sur is:

1) Your patch file make SuperSU to not working, all time this equal to updating library

2) Installe R2 in SYSTEMLESS mode without your patch file work, but Safetynet go Red with CTS profile error.

How you have hide SuperSU for don't have this error ? Because even with Rootswitch Root at off, I have the error. :(.
[Magisk] fOmey:
Here's what I'm doing with no problemo's so far..

Create a backup as a fail safe.

Download & push the following files to "/data" -> custom_ramdisk_patch.sh - Full credit to shakalaka from the ZenPhone forum.

ADB

:

Alternatively, you can use a root file browser, just be sure to rename "dot.supersu" to ".supersu" !!

Remove SuperSU, Magisk, SuHide and any other SU related applications.

Download & flash SuperSU SR2.

Download & flash Xposed, I used Wanams Unofficial Xposed for Samsung.. (You do not need to use systemless xposed, just use what ever is most compatible with your device)

Install Xposed Installer app, I used the Material themed Xposed installer.

Unzip & install Root Switch 1.3.3.2.

Open Root Switch, Disable Xposed.. soft reboot to apply changes.

Open Root Switch, Tick "Stop all su daemons" and disable root.

What are we doing ? Why does it work ?!

Root switch as the name suggests toggles root on your device.. therefore attempting to hide your root status with Magisk, SuHide or anything else for that matter is not required.. beside its a loosing battle and not worth the time or effort..

Because were disabling Xposed in Root Switch, it really does not matter if we use systemless xposed or not either..

Also note: Xposed modules are still being loaded and appear to be working.. Your mileage may vary tho! I have found Snorlax works fine, even tho Xposed is being disabled.

Enjoy.
[Magisk] mrxtc89117:
You are correct. On one of my phones, I have the older supersu 2.76 installed systemless and xposed 86 NOT systemless and Safetynet passes green when they are disabled using root switch. Not sure if xposed modules continue to work though. I do not need suhide.

Edit: Not sure if supersu 2.76 installed as systemless but it works.
[Magisk] prescaler:
How do you know the mock location spoofer is working? It seems that Pokemon go doesn't block me from logging in even when mock location app is set and running without any hiding measures in place.
[Magisk] fOmey:
The fact that the xposed modules are still working surprised me also, I believe there hooking the functions prior to being disabled ? Although I would of thought the soft reboot would revert any hook's to the default state..

Root switch supports both systemless & standard installations from my knowledge anyway, so in theory it wouldnt matter.. I believe SuperSU now installs systemlessly by default now also, or atleast SR2 did for me.

I don't know, I cant explain it either.. but for what ever reason it works :)

If I attempt to start pokemon go with a mock provider active I receive "No GPS signal" error.. Or at least I did.. this may have changed since they added safety net.
[Magisk] prescaler:
Weird, I wonder if it's just me or they indeed changed this?

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I get "no GPS signal" only if the app is set, but not running. That's kind of expected, isn't it?
[Magisk] fOmey:
I use a GPS spoofer I created, so I'm not entirely sure.

EDIT: Appears your right, you no longer need to use "mock mock location" xposed modules, Pokemon go currently is not checking for mock locations which is interesting...

I'm still going to use it just in case tho.. wont do any harm.
[Magisk] desztan:
[MENTION=4577747]zapahacks[/MENTION] [MENTION=747208]henderjr[/MENTION], thanks for your help for guiding thru. I've finally got it working with the patch file.

Why do we need to install xposed if we want to play PoGo, what is this Snorlax module about?
[Magisk] prescaler:
Thanks for confirming. Now I think the modules don't really work. After disabling xposed in root switch, I tried snorlex, pokerunner. Neither of them works. Also tried other modules like bubble upnp, fonter, they don't work either. I guess this actually makes sense. How could they still work after a reboot? Did you guys actually see the IV numbers or just think that the hide mock location part works?
[Magisk] andrew2432:
To compete. Snorlax sees stats of wild mons and go controls have a joystick. I have an app I bought, moved to system, and unmagisk to play. It works but I have to set mocks, start gps, open pgo, stop mocks, open pgo anywhere i want to move, and have no control. With mocks on I get failed to detect in pgo xx.4, newest I think it is
[Magisk] fOmey:
I cant explain it mate, but my xposed modules are definitely working.

Excuse the size of the images, I'm at work and cant resize them.

Makes no sense to me either.. :)
[Magisk] prescaler:
Thanks again. I guess it just doesn't work for me:(

Followed every step except that I used a regular system mode xposed ...
[Magisk] andrew2432:
@f0mey

Is there a link outside mega for the patch, readme, and I gorge the third file....my cell browser doesn't want to download it
[Magisk] 309041291a:
Ive bee using Snorlax forever...
[Magisk] boilavera1980:
I used SuperSU SR2+Xposed 86.1 Wanam (system mode because systemless gave me an error in rootswitch), those extra files, disabled Xposed and then root and everything works. Using Snorlax again!

S6 edge plus
[Magisk] fOmey:
Not that I know of, if you suggest a hosting provider I will upload it for you tho.

Good to hear its working for others !
[Magisk] CrazyCypher:
suhide is needed for hiding systemless xposed as far as I know.. so in your case you dont need it, but otherwise suhide is needed..
[Magisk] supercloud:
Sorry for being dumb.. But I am not sure how do do the second step..

Because I've completed all the other steps (xposed worked for me - 86.1) but when I disable root (after disabling xposed) SafetyNet still shows me blue screen..

I think it is related to the second step.

Is it enough to copy the file (custom_ramdisk_patch_sh) to the internal memory into "/data" ? Because that's what I did - nothing more. Sorry for asking such a noobish question..

Furthermore I copied the said file into /data after having installed SR-SuperSU (does that matter?).

Sorry.. I forgot the dot.supersu file..

Will report back if that solved the issue.

Edit: works perfectly now :)
[Magisk] edyny1:
It worked like a charm...
[Magisk] Knight65:
Any solutions to works on P8lite in the latest version of Pogo? I've tried everything :(
[Magisk] felixleonard:
This method working on my S7 Edge stock ROM & kernel (CPJ2) and SuperSU never ask to update binary.

Have you push the patch files?
[Magisk] Kris5490:
Anyone here tried to get in working on Superman Rom (S7)?
[Magisk] andrew2432:
Don't worry about it im being lazy! I'll just hook up pda net...first world sigh...the files need on my comp anyway?! A terminal emu is not enough, must I hook up and use adb? When, where, what did you wipe? For sure need one before and after? installing exposed, anything else you remember?

Lollipop or marshmallow??

Sdk 22 or 23??
[Magisk] henderjr:
I'd try this if you really want those PGO module(s) to work. Make sure the module(s) are active in Xposed Installer. I'd even open the snorlax app and make sure enable pokemon stats and enable encounter notifications are on. Then reboot to twrp and wipe cache/dalvik. After booting let it settle for a few minutes and then use Root Switch to disable xposed. Then after soft reboot disable root and try pgo. If Snorlax still doesn't work then I don't know what to tell you. Both Snorlax and "Xposed Pokemon" (GPS spoofing app) work for me. Anytime I then re-enable xposed Snorlax won't work again until a reboot is done with Xposed enabled.
[Magisk] negroxxx:
Galaxy S6 920I

I could make it through safetynet green

intale SuperSU 2.78 SR2

copy the patch y .supersu files to the data folder.(Manually with File Explorer's)

restart recovery

install again SuperSUSR2

rootswitch install apk

disabled

safetynet is green

Now I have to try Xposed
[Magisk] :
[MENTION=4577747]zapahacks[/MENTION] Tried this on Note 5 N920I 6.0.1 Stock Rom (and kernel) and it works.