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There are two different methods/ways to install Magisk on your Android device.

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It merges Magisk Manager and Magisk core components into one single release, available as an APK file. Download Magisk 20.4 Stable (Magisk Manager 7.5.1) According to him, Github gives him more freedom to distribute the download links, changelogs, documentation, and all other related information. The primary reason being that the XDA website is ‘intolerably’ slow and also that he stopped getting feedback from XDA for years now. The dev also bestowed his reasons for this. One more thing that topjohnwu brought up with this release is that the Magisk threads on the XDA-Developer forums will not be updated any further, in favor of the Github page which will be much clear for everybody. Below is how the new and revamped UI of the Magisk Manager app looks like, compared against the old interface. Although if you want to test the new Magisk Manager app, it is available on the Canary release channel. There’s no Magisk Manager update this time because the newly redesigned application is currently not fully ready. This new update also adds support Lineage Recovery on Android 10 and above. For example, bug fixes for bootloops in A-only 2 Stage-Init devices (Like Samsung’s latest Galaxy series) and Xiaomi devices have been implemented. This means, passing full CTS SafetyNet on your rooted Android devices might not be possible now.Īpart from these two, there are some other changes that have been made as well. This has been done in light of the new hardware-based key attestation introduced by Google for SafetyNet checks. The second important change in Magisk 20.4 is that MagiskHide is now disabled by default. That’s because Magisk’s BusyBox is equipped with several patches and SELinux features. According to the developer, this should allow the scripts to provide consistent results regardless of the setup’s environment. This means that all the commands will use their counterparts in Magisk’s BusyBox. From Magisk 20.4 onwards, all Magisk related scripts will run in the BusyBox shell in standalone mode.

Support Lineage Recovery for Android 10+Īccording to the provided changelog, the first major change in this latest version is the introduction of BusyBox Standalone Mode.

Better addon.d (both v1 and v2) support.

Support NAND based boot images (character nodes in /dev/block).

Support patching special Motorolla DTB format.

Add workaround for Xiaomi devices bootloop when MagiskHide is enabled on cross-region ROMs.

Add more potential detectable system properties.

Add chcon/runcon etc., and ‘-Z’ option to many applets

Workaround possible bug in x86 kernel readlinkat system call.

Detect API level with a fallback method on some devices.

Load libsqlite.so dynamically, which removes the need to use wrapper scripts on Android 10+.

Properly support Tegra partition naming.

Fix potential bootloop in A-only 2SI devices.