To recap, the previous release ( Magisk v21) brought support for Android 11, a new Magisk Manager app UI, a fix for F2FS kernel drivers, a Safe Mode Detection feature, and more. This new version fixes a lot of bugs, bootloops caused by modified device fingerprint properties, and more.
Update (April 9, 2021): Dev John Wu recently announced the Magisk 22.1 update. Update (August 10, 2021): Magisk v23 has been released with fixes for the SafetyNet API error, dropped support for legacy Android versions, and more. It comes with re-architecture’d magiskinit that fixes SELinux incompatibility issues, security enhancements for root permission management (MagiskSU), squashes several bugs, and more.
Just like any other ordinary flashable zip.įile of modules may be stored in cache partition, do not clear it. Renaming the file extension (like on Windows), use a file manager onĪndroid or the one included in TWRP to rename the file.
Recovery installation method exists purely for legacy support. Recoveries on modern devices is no longer recommended. Due to this reason, installing Magisk through custom If you faceĪny issues, use the Patch Image method as it is guaranteed to workġ00% of the time. Or the recovery environment does not meet its expectation. The installer scripts cannot properly detect the correct device info Might look like success but in reality it bootloops). In some custom recoveries, the installation may fail silently (it If you want to install Magisk from within a custom recovery ROM such as TWRP since Magisk v22.0 you have download the "APK" release which is at the same time a ZIP file with can be installed via recovery: You have downloaded the "Source code" release of Magisk which is for developers you want to build/compile Magisk on their own or make modifications to the code.
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