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Xposed Framework Successfully installed on X510 Hot 2 AndroidOne

As usual, Am not responsible for you bricking
Your phone or starting a thermonuclear war or blaming for
The action you took by yourself. Flash at your own risk.
I tested it on mine X510 and it worked for me.
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Finally after a lot of hard work I successfully install
Xposed Framework sdk22 for infinix hot 2 X510
To install you have to first install TWRP for X510
How to install TWRP On Infinix x510 Click here
Download Xposed Framework by Rovo89 Click here
Make sure you select sdk22 for LP 5.1 & 5.1.1
Flash the framework zip
Wipe Cache and Dalvik cache
Reboot System
Install Xposed apk
Enjoy.
If this is helpful please hit the thanks button.....

awesome job! thanks for this!
could you also give us tutorial on how to backup the original recovery and rom, prior to installing TWRP

txpxsx said:
awesome job! thanks for this!
could you also give us tutorial on how to backup the original recovery and rom, prior to installing TWRP
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OK, Am not ready for a full tutorial now but using
SP flash tool you can do a readback of the original
Recovery.
You can also get it from my other posts about
Stock firmware, download only the stock recovery
And replace it with the one in TWRP folder and
Flash it with SP flash tool or with flashify if you are
Rooted.

Bolumstar said:
Finally after a lot of hard work I successfully install
Xposed Framework sdk22 for infinix hot 2 X510
To install you have to first install TWRP for X510
How to install TWRP On Infinix x510 Click here
Download Xposed Framework by Rovo89 Click here
Make sure you select sdk22 for LP 5.1 & 5.1.1
Flash the framework zip
Wipe Cache and Dalvik cache
Reboot System
Install Xposed apk
Enjoy.
If this is helpful please hit the thanks button.....
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I tried this but got a bootloop when optimizing applications.
I did forget to wipe the cache after.
I will try again later.

anarchtic said:
I tried this but got a bootloop when optimizing applications.
I did forget to wipe the cache after.
I will try again later.
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Always wipe Cache and Dalvik cache before flashing
Any zip from recovery and some even wipe again
After flashing as an added precaution. It's a good
Habit and saves you a lot of bugs and boot loops

Bolumstar said:
Always wipe Cache and Dalvik cache before flashing
Any zip from recovery and some even wipe again
After flashing as an added precaution. It's a good
Habit and saves you a lot of bugs and boot loops
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Yup I was in a rush haha, but after clearing the cache its all good now, my stock android one rom has more custimzation then cyanogenmod haha

Bolumstar said:
Finally after a lot of hard work I successfully install
Xposed Framework sdk22 for infinix hot 2 X510
To install you have to first install TWRP for X510
How to install TWRP On Infinix x510 Click here
Download Xposed Framework by Rovo89 Click here
Make sure you select sdk22 for LP 5.1 & 5.1.1
Flash the framework zip
Wipe Cache and Dalvik cache
Reboot System
Install Xposed apk
Enjoy.
If this is helpful please hit the thanks button.....
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Tried that and bootloop during optimizing apps and yes I did wipe cache and dalvik cache

D3VI0US said:
Tried that and bootloop during optimizing apps and yes I did wipe cache and dalvik cache
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It's important to flash SuperSU zip first before
Xposed Framework zip.
I've noticed the system restarting during apps
Optimization once or twice after flashing some zip
But it later completed the optimization after the
Restart so I didn't bother to look at the lst_kmsg
Try clearing cache and Dalvik cache again
If the issue persist, restore your system,
Flash SuperSU clear cache and Dalvik cache
Restart system.
Go into recovery again and flash the xposed Framework
Clear cache and Dalvik cache and restart.
Please always make sure that Md5 checksum is ticked
In TWRP before flashing Any zip or restoring any
Backup

Bolumstar said:
It's important to flash SuperSU zip first before
Xposed Framework zip.
I've noticed the system restarting during apps
Optimization once or twice after flashing some zip
But it later completed the optimization after the
Restart so I didn't bother to look at the lst_kmsg
Try clearing cache and Dalvik cache again
If the issue persist, restore your system,
Flash SuperSU clear cache and Dalvik cache
Restart system.
Go into recovery again and flash the xposed Framework
Clear cache and Dalvik cache and restart.
Please always make sure that Md5 checksum is ticked
In TWRP before flashing Any zip or restoring any
Backup
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tried all that bootloop nothing's working

D3VI0US said:
tried all that bootloop nothing's working
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Well, I think you have to give me full details of your
Phone, recovery, Rom, etc
If you can get dmesg, last_kmsg, adb logcat
That will be useful.
I'll suggest you do a backup of your data and try
Flashing my fixed AndroidOne firmware 5.1.1,
Flash TWRP, flash SuperSU and flash xposed Framework
And then flash the mod

Bolumstar said:
Well, I think you have to give me full details of your
Phone, recovery, Rom, etc
If you can get dmesg, last_kmsg, adb logcat
That will be useful.
I'll suggest you do a backup of your data and try
Flashing my fixed AndroidOne firmware 5.1.1,
Flash TWRP, flash SuperSU and flash xposed Framework
And then flash the mod
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I have the exact same setup as anyone. Hot 2 is short on ROMs and such
So I have the fixed version of the Android One ROM you released, TWRP and SuperSU flashed from TWRP
and all I'm getting is android optimizing apps and tons of restarting in between and then start again from the beginning. it's just not working

D3VI0US said:
I have the exact same setup as anyone. Hot 2 is short on ROMs and such
So I have the fixed version of the Android One ROM you released, TWRP and SuperSU flashed from TWRP
and all I'm getting is android optimizing apps and tons of restarting in between and then start again from the beginning. it's just not working
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At what point did the phone come up?
Flash it step by step; ie flash recovery reboot system
Flash SuperSU reboot system, flash xposed reboot system
You might have to Redownload the latest xposed Framework
Which is version 73, put it inside phone memory.
Don't forget to check the md5 checksum before you
Flash any zip.
Try and copy the current last_kmsg from recovery to
External Sdcard and send it to me let me know what's
The cause of your Phone issues.
It could be that one or more of your downloads
Got corrupt

From the link you gave us to download the xposed framework for lollipop rom 5.1.1, I saw xposed framework sdk22-arm.zip, arm64.zip, arm86.zip, *64 or *86.zip which one should we download

Bolumstar said:
Finally after a lot of hard work I successfully install
Xposed Framework sdk22 for infinix hot 2 X510
To install you have to first install TWRP for X510
How to install TWRP On Infinix x510 Click here
Download Xposed Framework by Rovo89 Click here
Make sure you select sdk22 for LP 5.1 & 5.1.1
Flash the framework zip
Wipe Cache and Dalvik cache
Reboot System
Install Xposed apk
Enjoy.
If this is helpful please hit the thanks button.....
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Pls how we doing all the flashing with external sd inserted? I.e all the .zip file and apk file that would be flash in recovery, how we placing / putting them in the root directory of the phone or sd?

desorockstar said:
Pls how we doing all the flashing with external sd inserted? I.e all the .zip file and apk file that would be flash in recovery, how we placing / putting them in the root directory of the phone or sd?
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First flash TWRP Recovery with SP Flash tool
Which I put a link of how to beside it.
After that, you can install xposed framework,
SuperSU (root) etc with TWRP from TWRP recovery.

Pls reply the previous post about the type of xposed framework to download

I have successfully installed supersu but encountered this error in the attachments link below...mtk droid tools could not get root permission
https://forum.hovatek.com/attachment.php?aid=1519 (

Bolumstar said:
It's important to flash SuperSU zip first before
Xposed Framework zip.
I've noticed the system restarting during apps
Optimization once or twice after flashing some zip
But it later completed the optimization after the
Restart so I didn't bother to look at the lst_kmsg
Try clearing cache and Dalvik cache again
If the issue persist, restore your system,
Flash SuperSU clear cache and Dalvik cache
Restart system.
Go into recovery again and flash the xposed Framework
Clear cache and Dalvik cache and restart.
Please always make sure that Md5 checksum is ticked
In TWRP before flashing Any zip or restoring any
Backup
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Boss where can I tick the md5 checksum in twrp recovery? Pls upload the image where md5 checksum is ticked

desorockstar said:
Boss where can I tick the md5 checksum in twrp recovery? Pls upload the image where md5 checksum is ticked
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Please don't ask same question in multiple threads.
I've answered this question in another thread.

I encountered this error when trying to install the xposed installer framework. See attachments below

How to use Magisk??? (add lost txt)

Hi to all
I have rooted OP3T and every time when I install new update, BETA small or full version zip file, I need again to install stock.zip from boatloader , then again, install TWRP and Super Su.
I hear that with Magisk I can easy install any update without lost TWRP and Root. I have flash Magisk and install from Google Store Magisk Manager.
So my question is how to install new update with Magisk and dont lost TWRP and Root?
Please tell me step by step
thx a lot for your answers

Magisk doesn't touch the recovery. And you'll still have to flash the Magisk zip since the boot image is updated whenever you update your system (Magisk modifies the boot image).
What does stay after an update (as long as you don't wipe /data) is any Magisk modules that you have installed. If you have a bunch of modules that change build.prop values, debloat system apps, change screen density, replaces system UI sounds, etc, you won't have to do those changes again after an update. They are found in the Magisk image in /data and will be loaded by Magisk at boot.
Even if you've wiped /data, it's just a matter of flashing the Magisk and module zips in TWRP after updating your system. No tedious manual editing of build.prop or deleting apps, etc. It literally takes seconds...
If you have issues with loosing TWRP after an update, you can easily fix that, right after updating. Just keep a copy of the recovery image on your device and flash it in TWRP.

Can't flash Xposed zip on Nougat: /system could not be mounted

I'm thrilled to know it finally supports Nougat. Thanks rovo89 and all the developers!
Now I have issues installing the zip. I tried to use TWRP to flash the lastest zip (Pixel, 7.1.2, sdk25, arm64), but it kept saying "/system could not be mounted". Here's the log:
https://pastebin.com/89wefwCR

Same problem; Pixel Xl running PureNexus and Magisk 13.3

pixel xl here. xposed could not be installed from recovery, but could be installed from the xposed installer app. I could also be uninstalled from that app. However, uninstall exposed zip could not be flashed, for the same problem - can't mount system. I'm not comfy messing with xposed until uninstall zip works. That uninstall zip has saved me so many times.

I just figured out the way to install Xposed v88 on a Pixel XL phone.
If you have used Xposed on other diveces before, you probably know that the Xposed framework you are about to install is a .zip package , and you may want to use a 3rd-party recovery (like TWRP) to install it, just like you always did with other android phones.
However, the recovery method does not work with Pixel, at least at this time.
This is caused by Pixel's totally different partition plan, known as "A/B system partition"(which means there are two /system partitions). It seems that TWRP can't perfectly support Pixel's A/B partitions. (But why TWRP can install Super SU flawlessly into a Pixel? Anyone have an idea?)
An alternative way is using Flashfire to install .zip packages, and Flashfire supports Pixel's partitions.
So here's my attempt to install Xposed with Flashfire:
root the Pixel by fastboot boot twrp.img and install SuperSU.
reboot and install Flashfire.
copy xposed-v88-sdk25-arm64.zip to Pixel's internal memory. (xposed-v88 could not be the latest version when you are reading this)
run Flashfire, select the zip package, choose Slot A, check Auto-mount and Mount /system read/write
hit FLASH.
after reboot, install Xposed Installer (apk) and you will see Xposed is ready for use.
note: I reset my Pixel by flashing factory image (fash-all.bat) and I'm not using Magisk.

What is the advantage of using flashfire over the method I described above?
my method is:
1) open xposed app
2) hit install
However, if xposed jacks up your phone (not saying that xposed will do that, but I know messing about with it I've had situations with certain modules that wouldn't let me boot into system), you can't flash the "uninstall" zip with flashfire.
That's what's stopping me right now. I know I can always go back to a TWRP nandroid, but sometimes I don't have a zero day backup on hand. I liked the safetynet (pun intended) of always being able to flash uninstall xposed zip from recovery.
KuroCanvas said:
I just figured out the way to install Xposed v88 on a Pixel XL phone.
If you have used Xposed on other diveces before, you probably know that the Xposed framework you are about to install is a .zip package , and you may want to use a 3rd-party recovery (like TWRP) to install it, just like you always did with other android phones.
However, the recovery method does not work with Pixel, at least at this time.
This is caused by Pixel's totally different partition plan, known as "A/B system partition"(which means there are two /system partitions). It seems that TWRP can't perfectly support Pixel's A/B partitions. (But why TWRP can install Super SU flawlessly into a Pixel? Anyone have an idea?)
An alternative way is using Flashfire to install .zip packages, and Flashfire supports Pixel's partitions.
So here's my attempt to install Xposed with Flashfire:
root the Pixel by fastboot boot twrp.img and install SuperSU.
reboot and install Flashfire.
copy xposed-v88-sdk25-arm64.zip to Pixel's internal memory. (xposed-v88 could not be the latest version when you are reading this)
run Flashfire, select the zip package, choose Slot A, check Auto-mount and Mount /system read/write
hit FLASH.
after reboot, install Xposed Installer (apk) and you will see Xposed is ready for use.
note: I reset my Pixel by flashing factory image (fash-all.bat) and I'm not using Magisk.
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Thanks you guys, I've reported it on Github to rovo, and installed Xposed inside its app. Thanks God it worked.
Issue: https://github.com/rovo89/XposedInstaller/issues/384
I think @KuroCanvas and @mistermojorizin have the right guess.

Worked
The man the man...You are the man

No root prompt in Lineage OS 16.0 with Magisk installed

Dear XDA,
Model: Xiaomi Redmi 4X(Santoni)
Used TWRP:
Installed latest Lineage OS 16.0 of November 20, 2019 with formatting internals and wiping system, vendor, dalvik and cache.
Installed lastest Magisk v20.1 from GitHub page
Booted ROM and installed "MagiskManager-v7.4.0.apk" from above link
As the result:
MagiskManager shows everything green
No root prompt in any application and Root Checker shows that root is not installed.
"Settings -> System -> 'Developer options' -> 'Root access'" have only two options: Disabled and "ADB only"
Already have tried:
Disabling power optimization entry for MagiskManager
Reinstall Magisk using MagiskManager
What might be the reason of no prompt issue?
Why not SuperSU: is it worth to tell why? For example, basically Netflix won't work etc.
Thank you very much for any working suggestion.

This happened to me too once. What helped was simply re-flashing the 20.1 Magisk zip. It contains the Manager apk, so no need to install it separately.

I Have Nexus 5x and Lineage OS 15.1.
For me it was Lineage OS issue. Instead 20191118 I flashed 20191105. I had some other weird bugs too.

Ænimal said:
This happened to me too once. What helped was simply re-flashing the 20.1 Magisk zip. It contains the Manager apk, so no need to install it separately.
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What do you mean by reinstall? Something like that:
Wipe phone
Install Lineage OS image
Install Magisk zip
Boot
Reboot into recovery
Install Magisk zip
Boot
Are above the full steps you suggesting?

vv77vv said:
What do you mean by reinstall? Something like that:
Wipe phone
Install Lineage OS image
Install Magisk zip
Boot
Reboot into recovery
Install Magisk zip
Boot
Are above the full steps you suggesting?
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I thought I expressed myself pretty clearly. Well, a clean install of your system is always a good idea (given you backed up all your personal data) .You can also just extract the boot.img from your LOS image and flash that in twrp prior to flashing magisk. But what I did when the root prompt didn't pop up was simply flashing the magisk zip again in twrp, (maybe wiping caches as well) and after rebooting magisk su was working as intended.. Good luck

Magisk Bootloop on MIUI 11 11.0.1.0 Global Version

Hi friends, every time I try to root the 11.0.1.0 Global, my phone end up in Bootloop (goes to TWRP every time). I tried to flash disable dm verity, but same results.
I'm using TWRP unnoficial (twrp-3.3.1-25-raphael-mauronofrio.img) but tried with the official too, same results.
This time I will try to flash Magisk v18, or older.
I'm using Mi 9T Pro Global Rom.

Clear Cache and Dalvik cache in TWRP

XblackdemonX said:
Clear Cache and Dalvik cache in TWRP
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Okay, now I'm unrooted, what steps I need to do? TWRP >> Flash Magisk >> Flash DM Verity >> Wipe Cache/Dalvik? Or only Flash Magisk via TWRP and Wipe Caches?
Edit: same results, tried to flash magisk and clear cache and dalvik, bootloop again.
Edit²: tried to do a Factory Reset on TWRP and system booted up normally, Magisk Manager says that I'm rooted, but I can't install any module. Tested AdAway do get root, and all ok.
Edit³: Magisk Manager requested for some "additional files", I pressed to install and he rebooted the phone, now I'm stuck again in TWRP. Tried to clear Cache and Dalvik cache, same results.

RobertPirainoBR said:
Hi friends, every time I try to root the 11.0.1.0 Global, my phone end up in Bootloop (goes to TWRP every time). I tried to flash disable dm verity, but same results.
I'm using TWRP unnoficial (twrp-3.3.1-25-raphael-mauronofrio.img) but tried with the official too, same results.
This time I will try to flash Magisk v18, or older.
I'm using Mi 9T Pro Global Rom.
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install magisk 19.3
Video install
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16vDfZDWBgtY8_ECB8aRWNed_6mqctY5T/view
 @redmiK20ProIndonesia

RobertPirainoBR said:
Hi friends, every time I try to root the 11.0.1.0 Global, my phone end up in Bootloop (goes to TWRP every time). I tried to flash disable dm verity, but same results.
I'm using TWRP unnoficial (twrp-3.3.1-25-raphael-mauronofrio.img) but tried with the official too, same results.
This time I will try to flash Magisk v18, or older.
I'm using Mi 9T Pro Global Rom.
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To install magisk on the global version, you must first remove the encryption.
1. return the system to its original state so that it boots, most likely it is flash via MiFlash (or via twrp ROM version for twrp)
2. flash DFE-script, reboot from twrp in twrp ( https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mFVdDlnp32g2AjdKlMq6tZcqK0krP-js )
3. format data-yes, reboot in system
4. check in the settings that encryption is disabled
5. flashing magisk in twrp

kancutluh said:
install magisk 19.3
Video install
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16vDfZDWBgtY8_ECB8aRWNed_6mqctY5T/view
@redmiK20ProIndonesia
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alex9yust said:
To install magisk on the global version, you must first remove the encryption.
1. return the system to its original state so that it boots, most likely it is flash via MiFlash (or via twrp ROM version for twrp)
2. flash DFE-script, reboot from twrp in twrp ( https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mFVdDlnp32g2AjdKlMq6tZcqK0krP-js )
3. format data-yes, reboot in system
4. check in the settings that encryption is disabled
5. flashing magisk in twrp
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I will try this now. I can do this with dirty flash? I'm able to boot system, with Magisk v20.1 installed and partially working (if I install the additional content in Magisk Manager will Bootloop again, and I can't install modules).

RobertPirainoBR said:
I will try this now. I can do this with dirty flash? I'm able to boot system, with Magisk v20.1 installed and partially working (if I install the additional content in Magisk Manager will Bootloop again, and I can't install modules).
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You can flash the magisk-uninstaller 20.1.
and after format data-yes all your data will be gone.

Go to /data/adb/magisk/chromeos find "futility" file. Permission 644 for it.
Go to /data/adb/magisk find "BusyBox" file and permission 664 for it.
Reboot and done.
In future, when you flash any rom on k20 pro. Remember that do it if you flash magisk.
Good luck!
(Solution from 4pda)

shinigami_tsin said:
Go to /data/adb/magisk/chromeos find "futility" file. Permission 644 for it.
Go to /data/adb/magisk find "BusyBox" file and permission 664 for it.
Reboot and done.
In future, when you flash any rom on k20 pro. Remember that do it if you flash magisk.
Good luck!
(Solution from 4pda)
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Wow this seems to have worked!

shinigami_tsin said:
Go to /data/adb/magisk/chromeos find "futility" file. Permission 644 for it.
Go to /data/adb/magisk find "BusyBox" file and permission 664 for it.
Reboot and done.
In future, when you flash any rom on k20 pro. Remember that do it if you flash magisk.
Good luck!
(Solution from 4pda)
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This is great. I downloaded magiskhide and had to enable it through terminal then it showed up in the drop down browser for magisk but wasnt in modules list of magisk. None of the modules seem to download and go there. Is it supposed to be like that?

Vanmanman said:
This is great. I downloaded magiskhide and had to enable it through terminal then it showed up in the drop down browser for magisk but wasnt in modules list of magisk. None of the modules seem to download and go there. Is it supposed to be like that?
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Same here, trying to install modules but don't show up on modules tab.

RobertPirainoBR said:
Same here, trying to install modules but don't show up on modules tab.
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Yeap!
1. Flash magisk via twrp (suggest pitchblack)
2. Delete 2 files
3. Reboot (→solved bootloop)
4. Open magisk manager and update (if failed, close app and try again and agian) → after auto reboot (after 5 seconds), can solved issue "can not flash modules - of course with all modules flashed, it's showed in list).

RobertPirainoBR said:
Same here, trying to install modules but don't show up on modules tab.
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Solution is here https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-9t/help/phone-stuck-bootloop-try-to-install-t4007259
1. I back up my Internal storage to my PC
2. Format Data (In TWRP: Wipe -> Format Data)
3. I reboot back into recovery
4. I connected my device to PC via a cable and copy two files: "Magisk-v20.1.zip" and "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_10.20.2019.zip" into Internal storage. Then rename "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_10.20.2019.zip" to "Disable_ForceEncrypt.zip"
4. I flash "Magisk-v20.1.zip", then I reboot back into recovery again.
5. I flash "Disable_ForceEncrypt.zip" . Reboot to system and setting my phone like after flash a new room, and then I installed "MagiskManager-v7.4.0.apk"
It's working for me!
You can download "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_10.20.2019.zip" here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/and...crypt-t3817389

Vanmanman said:
Solution is here https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-9t/help/phone-stuck-bootloop-try-to-install-t4007259
1. I back up my Internal storage to my PC
2. Format Data (In TWRP: Wipe -> Format Data)
3. I reboot back into recovery
4. I connected my device to PC via a cable and copy two files: "Magisk-v20.1.zip" and "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_10.20.2019.zip" into Internal storage. Then rename "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_10.20.2019.zip" to "Disable_ForceEncrypt.zip"
4. I flash "Magisk-v20.1.zip", then I reboot back into recovery again.
5. I flash "Disable_ForceEncrypt.zip" . Reboot to system and setting my phone like after flash a new room, and then I installed "MagiskManager-v7.4.0.apk"
It's working for me!
You can download "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_10.20.2019.zip" here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/and...crypt-t3817389
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doesn't work, tried and stuck on boot loop

Vanmanman said:
Solution is here https://forum.xda-developers.com/mi-9t/help/phone-stuck-bootloop-try-to-install-t4007259
1. I back up my Internal storage to my PC
2. Format Data (In TWRP: Wipe -> Format Data)
3. I reboot back into recovery
4. I connected my device to PC via a cable and copy two files: "Magisk-v20.1.zip" and "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_10.20.2019.zip" into Internal storage. Then rename "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_10.20.2019.zip" to "Disable_ForceEncrypt.zip"
4. I flash "Magisk-v20.1.zip", then I reboot back into recovery again.
5. I flash "Disable_ForceEncrypt.zip" . Reboot to system and setting my phone like after flash a new room, and then I installed "MagiskManager-v7.4.0.apk"
It's working for me!
You can download "Disable_Dm-Verity_ForceEncrypt_10.20.2019.zip" here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/and...crypt-t3817389
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I tried in many ways but did not succeed

Khaledms said:
I tried in many ways but did not succeed
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Not sure sorry. I ended up waiting for a better version of Magisk to come out. Have you tried Magisk 20.3 on K20/mi96t android 10 miui 11?

Hi guys,
Try to format data in TWRP before the first reboot. Remember, this will clear your data.
It is very easy to get bootloop because of cryptography.
Good luck!