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This Project is Dis-Continued, coz of Advanced Version of the same,
which can be found Here :
Magisk Mount ReSize IMG
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Magisk Mount & UnMount IMG
This is Magisk Mount & UnMount IMG ZIP without using Magisk Binary , for Users/Developers.
A.K.A. "M2UI" in Short.
By Dark❶
Profile @ XDA-Developers : Dark❶ .
Profile @ GitHub : Dark❶ .
GitHub Pages Site : Magisk Mount & UnMount IMG
GitHub Repository : MagiskMountUnMountIMG
XDA Developers Topic : [Magisk] Magisk Mount & UnMount IMG
Notes :
Usefull for Users/Developers who wants to Edit Magisk IMG.
AND Does Not Require Magisk Binary.
Module folder can be [Deleted/Added] to [Remove/Add] a Module.
File can be [Edited/Modified/Deleted/Added] as per Users/Developers wish.
IF [ "magisk.img" is NOT Mount'ed ] , Then :
- This ZIP will Mount Magisk IMG.
- Mount "magisk.img" -> "/Magisk" .
ELSE , Then :
- This ZIP will UnMount Magisk IMG.
- UnMount "/Magisk" -> "magisk.img".
I have Copied the Code from "magisk-module-template" ZIP by @topjohnwu.
I have Edited some part of the Code to make it work.
I have Added some part of the Code to make it work.
I have Removed Un-Necessary part of Code Because It is Either Not Used OR Not Needed.
I have Removed Un-Necessary Directory(s) & File(s) Because It is Either Not Used OR Not Needed.
EnJoY . . .
Download :
Go Here
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Download Post.
Download :
ZIP is Sign'ed
v1.0 : View attachment 4138913
v1.1 : View attachment 4138914
v1.2 : View attachment 4152691
v1.3 : View attachment MagiskMountUnMountIMG-v1.3.zip [UnSign'ed]
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Changelog Post.
Changelog :
Template v3 !
v0.0
- Initialized.
v1.0
- Initial Release.
- Copied the Code.
- Edited some part of the Code.
- Added some part of the Code.
- Removed Un-Necessary part of Code.
- Removed Un-Necessary Directory(s) & File(s).
v1.1
- Updated "README" .
- Updated "update-binary" .
- Added ".gitattributes" .
- Fixed "curSizeM" & "curFreeM" .
v1.2
- Updated "README" .
- Updated "update-binary" .
- Added Function "image_resize_shrink()" & "image_check()" .
- Changed Most Function Variable's to Local Variable's .
- Modified Check for "IMG" in "/data" OR "/cache" .
- And Then , Called "image_check()" to Verify .
v1.3
- Updated "README" .
- Updated "update-binary" .
- Removed Function "image_resize_shrink()" .
- Did Some Optimization of Code .
- This Does Not Require Magisk Binary .
- This is the Last Release ,
- As I am Dis-Continuing this Project ,
- Due to Creation of Advance Version of Same .
- Thank You .
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Post Reserved 3
Post Reserved 3
Credit's
Credit's :
Thanks @topjohnwu for Magisk & for the code in "magisk-module-template" , could not have done without it.
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[Update] MagiskMountUnMountIMG v1.1
MagiskMountUnMountIMG v1.1
Updated 1st Post.
Update is in Download Post Above.
[Update] MagiskMountUnMountIMG v1.2
See Here : Post 2
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[Update] MagiskMountUnMountIMG v1.3
See Here : Post 2
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Closer Of this Thread.
Respected EveryOne,
I have Dis-continued this Project to Move on to New & Advanced version of the Same ,
Which Is Titled Magisk Mount ReSize IMG & Found Here : https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/magisk-mount-resize-img-t3675853
I also wanted to move and try XDA:DevDB , Side Note " It's Awesome". :good:
@ Moderator's ,
Kindly Close this Thread.
Thanking You. :angel:
mod edit - thread closed as per OP request
This thread no longer servers a purpose. Closed...
Magisk and MagiskHide installation and troubleshooting tips and tricks
Updated for Magisk v20.4(20400) and Manager v7.5.1(267)(7)
What’s this?
This is a collection of troubleshooting tips and tricks for installing Magisk and Magisk modules and getting MagiskHide to work. Some of these tips might work if you have problems, some of them won’t.
The guide has been moved to a new location. I've created a wiki that is much more suited for the purpose of this guide. It's a lot easier to keep neat and clean, easier to link to, etc. The new location is:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/
Check it out...
Keeping the changelog here though, for now:
Magisk - Installation and troubleshooting - Changelog
2020-03-31
Updated for Magisk v20.4.
2019-10-12
Updated for Magisk v20.0.
Added info on "Recovery mode".
Added info on "adb shell --remove-modules".
2019-07-24
There's been plenty of small updates to different parts. Haven't really bothered with keeping track of the details.
2019-06-15
Updated for Magisk v19.3.
2019-05-27
Updated for Magisk v19.2.
2019-05-02
Updated for Magisk v19.1.
2018-12-09
Updated for Magisk v18.0.
2018-09-09
Updated the possible locations for the .magisk file when enabling or disabling dm-verity and forced encryption (under "Installation issues").
2018-09-07
Added info about the Canary builds to "Asking for help" and "Other things to try".
2018-09-04
Updated for Magisk v17.1.
2018-07-20
Have been doing small updates and additions here and there. The guides been updated to match Magisk v16.0 and Manager v5.8.3. As soon as v17.0 goes stable, I'll update for that.
2018-03-01
Updated for Magisk v16.0 and Manager v5.6.1.
Removed "MagiskSU doesn’t work". Has been fixed.
Removed "MagiskSU doesn’t remember superuser". Has been fixed.
Removed "magisk_daemon -post-fs use a lot of CPU". Has been fixed.
2018-02-05
Moved everything over to the new wiki. Check it out: https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk
2018-01-11
Just updated Magisk version to v15.3. Nothing else is new.
2018-01-09
Updated the guide for Magisk v15.2.
Updated “Keeping dm-verity and forced encryption”.
Updated “Bootloop”.
Updated how to uninstall the Manager under “Magisk Manager crashes”.
Updated “Can't install modules”
Updated “Module causing issues”
Updated “Tasker and MagiskSU”
Updated “Older versions of Magisk”
Updated “Asking for help”
Updated “Nothing works!”
Added “Invalid image: not signed”.
Added “Module will be updated at next reboot”
Added “Issues with f2fs”.
Added “Wifi stopped working”.
Added “MagiskSU doesn’t superuser access”.
Added “MagiskSU doesn’t work”.
2017-09-25
Updated "Randomly losing root"
2017-09-06
Updated for Magisk v14.0.
Added a new section, "Can't reboot after installing modules".
2017-08-16
Updated links to the official documentation.
2017-08-14
Slight update to "Magisk Manager crashes".
Added a new section, "magisk_daemon -post-fs use a lot of CPU".
2017-08-11
Added a new section, "Keeping dm-verity and forced encryption".
2017-08-08
Added a link to the Magisk Module Uninstaller, by @veez21, to "Module causing issues".
2017-08-06
Added a new section, "The Magisk log is empty".
2017-08-05
Updated the "Bootloop" section with info about keeping dm-verity and forced encryption. Also moved the section to the beginning of "Issues".
2017-07-31
Moved "Developer options disappeared from settings" to this section, makes more sense...
2017-07-26
Minor updates to "Moving from another systemless root solution to MagiskSU" and "Boot image patched by other programs".
2017-07-21
Tasker v5.0 is released. Update "Tasker and MagiskSU" to reflect this.
2017-07-19
Added some links to the Manager apk downloads on GitHub.
Updated and moved "Magisk Manager crashes".
Updated "Module causing issues".
Updated "Nothing works!".
2017-07-17
Slight update to "Boot image patched by other programs".
2017-07-14
Added a new section, "Moving from another systemless root solution to MagiskSU".
Added a new section, "Can't install modules".
Added a new section, "Apps are force closing".
2017-07-13
Added a note about using themes with the Manager under "Magisk Manager is crashing".
2017-07-12
Updated "Boot image patched by other programs".
Added a section about "Long boot time".
Added a section about "Magisk Manager crashes".
2017-07-11
Updated for Magisk v13.1
2017-06-19
Updated info about beta releases.
2017-06-18
Moved "Outdated tips and tricks" to it's own post.
2017-05-25
Some clarifications for SuperSU pre-patched boot image.
2017-05-08
Added "Magisk but no MagiskSU"
Added a link to the solution for no MagiskSU on Sony devices by @[email protected].
2017-05-06
Added some clarifying headings.
Added an index in the OP.
2017-05-01
Slight clarification under "Asking for help".
2017-04-19
Added "Starting fresh".
2017-04-14
Added a link to a Magisk module for Tasker compatibility with MagiskSU.
2017-04-09
Updated "Losing root".
2017-04-04
Added "There are no modules".
2017-03-31
Updated for Magisk v12.
Moved old and outdated tips and tricks to the bottom.
2017-03-28
Minor clarification on Module issues.
Updated link to new Modules Collection thread.
2017-03-21
Added information about updating.
Slight restructuring.
2017-03-20
Updated for Magisk v11.6
2017-03-14
Added a link to the Beta snapshot thread.
2017-03-05
Added more ways to make Tasker recognise root with MagiskSU.
2017-03-02
Changelog started.
Refinements.
2017-02-23 - 2017-03-02
Various additions.
Refinements.
2017-02-23
Initial post.
MagiskHide - Hiding root and passing Safety Net - Changelog
2020-03-31
Updated for Magisk v20.4.
Added info about updated SafetyNet checks.
2019-10-12
Updated for Magisk v20.0.
2019-07-28
Added a list of resources for a few select apps that are troublesome when it comes to hiding root.
2019-07-24
There's been plenty of small updates to how to hide root from apps and other parts. Haven't really bothered with keeping track of the details.
2019-06-15
Updated for Magisk v19.3.
2019-05-27
Updated for Magisk v19.2.
2019-05-02
Updated for Magisk v19.1.
2019-02-09
Updated for Magisk v18.1.
2018-12-09
Updated for Magisk v18.0
2018-09-07
Added info about the Canary builds to "Asking for help" and "Other things to try".
2018-09-04
Updated for Magisk v17.1.
2018-08-13
Added some tips for "Hiding root from apps".
2018-07-20
Have been doing small updates and additions here and there. The guides been updated to match Magisk v16.0 and Manager v5.8.3. As soon as v17.0 goes stable, I'll update for that.
2018-04-28
Updated info about getting the error "The response is invalid" when checking SafetyNet.
2018-03-01
Updated for Magisk v16.0 and Manager v5.6.1.
Added info about Android logging and that it has to be enabled for MagiskHide to work. Various places.
2018-02-05
Moved everything over to the new wiki. Check it out: https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk
2018-01-11
Just updated Magisk version to v15.3. Nothing else is new.
2018-01-09
Updated for Magisk v15.2.
Updated “Magisk hides”.
Updated “Things that may trigger apps looking for root and/or SafetyNet”.
Updated “Hiding root from apps”
Spoofing device fingerprint
I still can't pass SafetyNet
Updated “Apps added to the Hide list disappears after a reboot”
Updated “Older versions of Magisk”
Updated “Asking for help”
Updated “Nothing works!”
Added “Hiding the Magisk Manager”.
Added “Unhiding the Magisk Manager”.
Added “SafetyNet API error”
2017-09-06
Updated for Magisk v14.0.
Added a new section, "Issues".
Added a new section, "Apps added to the Hide list disappears after a reboot".
Removed "Things that won't trigger SafetyNet".
Updated "Detecting Magisk Manager or apps requiring root".
2017-08-16
Updated links to the official documentation.
2017-08-06
Updated "The response is invalid" (and changed the name from "Invalid response").
Updated "Netflix (and other apps) won't install or doesn't show up/Device uncertified in Play store" (and changed the name from "Device uncertified in Play store/Some apps won't install or doesn't show up").
2017-08-05
Added a new section, "The Magisk log is empty".
2017-07-31
Added a new section, "Reverting prop values set by MagiskHide".
Added "Developer options" to the list of things that may trigger an app looking for root and a compromised device.
2017-07-28
Added a new section, "Invalid response".
2017-07-27
Added a new section, "Things that won't trigger SafetyNet".
2017-07-19
Updated "Check the logs".
Updated "Nothing works!".
2017-07-14
Added a link to a commit that fixes the disappearing Developer options issue on some ROMs with ro.build.type set to "user". Thank you @The flash.
Moved "SafetyNet never finishes" to a more logical location.
2017-07-11
Updated for Magisk v13.1.
2017-07-06
Updated the section about "Magisk Manager" being detected. Renamed to "Detecting Magisk Manager or apps requiring root".
Removed duplicate information about SafetyNet being updated.
2017-06-27
Updated info about "Spoofing device fingerprint".
Small update to "Dangerous props".
2017-06-19
Updated info about beta releases.
2017-06-18
Updated info about the latest SafteyNet update and how to bypass it.
Updated info about the Universal SafetyNet fix module by @Deic.
Added section about "Spoofing ro.build.fingerprint".
Moved "Outdated tips and tricks" to it's own post.
2017-06-16
Added notes about the update to SafetyNet and how to bypass it.
2017-06-01
Removed "Unlocked bootloader, permissive SELinux and Samsung KNOX".
Moved "Samsung KNOX".
Added "Magisk Manager".
2017-05-26
Some more clarifications on "Magisk Hide isn't unmounting...".
Added info about multiuser under "Device uncertified...".
2017-05-25
Added some info about setns support under "Magisk Hide isn't unmounting folders as it should".
2017-05-19
Added "some Moto device" to known devices that need official prop values added to custom ROMs to pass SafetyNet.
Added a link to the guide to pass SafetyNet on Moto G 2015 by @coolguy_16.
Some clarifications about Samsung KNOX.
Minor clarifications on Play store certification.
2017-05-14
Minor clarifications.
2017-05-09
Added a new section, "Magisk v12 can't hide root (but v11.6 could)".
2017-05-06
Added some more tips under "Magisk Hide isn't unmounting folder as it should" (Xiaomi devices).
Added some clarifying headings.
Added an index in the OP.
2017-05-03
Added a section about matching official ROM prop values to pass SafetyNet.
Added a link to Xiaomi SafetyNet fix module by @Deic.
2017-05-02
Slightly update information regarding SafetyNet incompatibility, CTS profile matching and Basic integrity.
Minor cosmetic changes, rearranging and typos.
2017-05-01
Another small clarification. This time under "Asking for help".
Slight clarification on issues with unmounting.
2017-04-28
Added a section about setting Logger buffer size to off breaking Magisk Hide.
2017-04-25
Added a command to test for kernel logcat support and a possible solution for a lack thereof.
2017-04-24
Moved info about busybox and systemless host issues to "Busybox conflict" and "Systemless hosts" under the section about Magisk hide not unmounting folders.
2017-04-20
Added a section about certification status in the Play store. "Some apps won't install or doesn't show up in the Play store".
Added "Check the logs".
Added "Magisk Hide isn't unmounting folders as it should". Again: thank you @tamer7.
More minor clarifications.
2017-04-19
Minor clarifications.
2017-04-16
Added a note about Core Only Mode.
2017-04-09
Added section about starting Magisk Hide manually.
Added section about Magisk built-in busybox or systemless hosts possibly causing SafetyNet to fail on some ROMs.
2017-04-07
Updated "Dangerous props".
Updated information about Samsung KNOX (Samsung pay probably won't work).
2017-03-31
Updated for Magisk v12.
Moved old and outdated tips and tricks to the bottom.
2017-03-22
Changing prop values may have undesired effect (duh).
Moved "Restarting Magisk Hide" to the beginning of the text and updated it. Might be a good thing to start with when troubleshooting.
2017-03-21
Added ro.build.flavor to "dangerous props".
Added information about what to try when a prop value isn't set properly.
More updates for Magisk v11.6 (resetprop added to PATH).
Clarifications.
2017-03-20
Updated for Magisk v11.6
Removed "ro.build.selinux" from "dangerous props" since it might cause issues with SELinux.
2017-03-15
Clarifications about finding out if you have "dangerous props" set to undesired values.
Added a new "dangerous prop" example (ro.build.selinux).
2017-03-14
Added a link to the Beta snapshot thread.
2017-03-10
Small update to the "Samsung..." section.
2017-03-06
Clarification about setting props and figuring out dependencies, etc.
2017-03-06
Added some info to "Dependencies".
Added section about how to figure out what an app is looking for to detect root.
2017-03-03
Added some information about "Dangerous props".
Updated information about SafetyNet CTS profile mismatch and Basic integrity.
2017-03-02
Changelog started.
Added Samsung SELinux tips.
Refinements.
2017-02-23 - 2017-03-02
Various additions.
Refinements.
2017-02-23
Initial post.
If you've followed a link looking for the Magisk and MagiskHide installation and troubleshooting guide, it has moved to a new location:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/
Check it out...
If you've followed a link looking for the Magisk and MagiskHide installation and troubleshooting guide, it has moved to a new location:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/
Check it out...
If you've followed a link looking for the Magisk and MagiskHide installation and troubleshooting guide, it has moved to a new location:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/
Check it out...
If you've followed a link looking for the Magisk and MagiskHide installation and troubleshooting guide, it has moved to a new location:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/
Check it out...
If you've followed a link looking for the Magisk and MagiskHide installation and troubleshooting guide, it has moved to a new location:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/
Check it out...
If you've followed a link looking for the Magisk and MagiskHide installation and troubleshooting guide, it has moved to a new location:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/
Check it out...
Updated for Magisk v14.0. Most of the changes since v13.3 was under the hood, so not much has changed in relation to this guide.
The guide is not forgotten... Magisk v15.0 is out in the real world and the guide do need to be updated. There are also a bunch of other stuff I plan to change and add.
But, it's the holidays and I will NOT do that on a phone... As soon as I have access to a computer, it'll be updated.
Ok!
Finally had some time to work on the guide.
It's been updated to Magisk v15.2 and there are also some reworked, updated and new sections. One major update is that the "Installing Magisk and modules" post has gotten so big it now needs two separate posts. If you have any links pointing to parts of this thread, they might now be broken...
Major update to the format, even though nothing new has been added to the guide.
Everything has been moved to a new location, my own little wiki where I have much better control over editing, layout, linking, etc. :good: Now that everything's moved over and functional, I'll start polishing and updating everything over there instead.
Go check it out! You'll find it at the following address:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk
Just realised I had not updated the guide for Magisk v16.0. That's been fixed now... :good:
Check the changelog in the OP and the guide can found here:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk
For minor updates and clarifications I don't bother with any kind of changelog or announcements.
Today though I've updated the info about getting the error "The response is invalid" when checking SafetyNet, since many users have been reporting about it... Bottom line: don't worry about it.
As always, you'll find they guide right here:
https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk
There's been several small fixes and updates to the text over the past few months. Most to small to bother with a changelog or release note.
Today though, I wanted to inform that I've updated the tips in Hiding root from apps with a possible way of hiding root detection, found by @alpsayin for the Santander Bank app. It's very likely that this method will work on other apps as well... Give it a go if you're having troubles hiding root from an app.
Holy spam Batman! Magisk v17.0 really caused a ruckus, didn't it? :laugh:
I'll update the guide for Magisk v17.1 and Manager v5.9.1 as soon as possible. Have been working 10-12 hour days the past few days, so time is not something I have in abundance. Gonna start my University studies on monday as well, so I'm not expecting that to change any time soon... I'll try to get it done in the next few days though.
Did a quick run-through of the text and cleaned it up to match Magisk v17.1 and Manager v5.9.1.
Uni started yesterday (and more huge life events are coming up in quick succession), so I'm not expecting to be around much from now on. I'll do my best to keep the guide updated.
Gonna keep the thread unlocked from this point on. It's not stickied anymore and there might be good discussions being had.
As always, you'll find the actual guide here: https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/
Did a quick update earlier and added some info about the new Canary builds.
Every time my root access get lost
I'm using Arrow os pie Version in Mido. I'm flashed this os on 4 days ago.. using custom kernel Franco. But now 5-6 times installed magisk 17.1 . I don't know what is the problem. Every time i get lost my root access. I can't re flash os again. Because every time I get bug in this os. Finally i got a bugless flash success, But now I get lost my root access.. plz help me to fix my issue.....
anandu212 said:
I'm using Arrow os pie Version in Mido. I'm flashed this os on 4 days ago.. using custom kernel Franco. But now 5-6 times installed magisk 17.1 . I don't know what is the problem. Every time i get lost my root access. I can't re flash os again. Because every time I get bug in this os. Finally i got a bugless flash success, But now I get lost my root access.. plz help me to fix my issue.....
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Have you checked the guide? There's actually a relevant part: https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/Magisk#hn_Magisk_isnt_working
There's been a few running updates to the guide over the last couple of months. Small tweaks here and there. Did a quick overhaul for Magisk v18.0 and Manager v6.1.0.
General Information
Hi all! So basically, I just wanted to have a single thread with links to my personal collection of Android stuff, which includes both, stuff I've created and stuff other developers have created (that I use). The only reason behind creating this thread is to make it easier for others to find some things which they might also use with their OnePlus 5s. Obviously, some of the stuff here was developed with the OnePlus 5 in mind, so it might/might not work out-of-the-box with other devices. Therefore, I'll also try and mention if something here can be used universally across different devices or just the OnePlus 5. If you see something here that inspires you, go ahead and mod it, just let me know and give me some credit somewhere if it belongs to me or credit the original creator(s) of the mod, if it doesn't belongs to me. Let's get right to it then!
Links to Individual Posts
APKs
Flashable Zips
Recoveries
Tools
USB Drivers
Download Information
The final post contains the file name, version number as well as the MD5 hash of all the downloads provided.
APKs
AdAway (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
AdAway is a utility for rooted and non-rooted users used to help manage host file entries. AdAway doesn't directly block ads; it limits unwanted ads by redirecting servers that distribute those ads to an 127.0.0.1, which returns nothing.
BetterBatteryStats (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
BetterBatteryStats is an app that can find applications causing the phone to drain battery while it is supposed to be asleep. It provides detailed, useful information regarding kernel wakelocks, partial wakelocks, alarms, wakeups, etc.
EdXposed Manager (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
EdXposed Manager is the companion app for EdXposed that is needed to perform various EdXposed related tasks, such as displaying EdXposed framework status, enabling/disabling EdXposed modules, etc.
Magisk (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Created by topjohnwu, Magisk is the currently the most popular root solution. In addition to that, it also offers a universal systemless interface to alter the system partition systemless-ly so that SafetyNet passes. Installation instructions are here.
Magisk Alpha (many devices) - GitHub, Download Mirror
Maintained by vvb2060, Magisk Alpha is a fork of the original Magisk solution. It aims to fix bugs and resolve other issues that are present in the original solution and also restores the hide functionality that has been removed from the original Magisk app. Installation instructions are the same as the original solution, linked above.
OOS Firmware Extractor (OnePlus 5/5T) - GitHub, Download Mirror
OOS Firmware Extractor can be used to extract firmware from an OxygenOS ROM zip to create a TWRP flashable firmwareupdater.zip. You can also check the MD5 hash of the ROM, extract it and check the updater-script before the flashable firmware zip is created in the root of your internal storage.
Scoop (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Scoop saves the stack trace of a crashing app and displays all crashes in a list so you don't have to look through a long logcat. Additionally, you get a notification on every crash which already displays the most important information.
Vanced Manager (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Vanced Manager can easily install and uninstall YouTube Vanced and MicroG, and has various settings for customizing installation. The app comes with an easy-to-use interface, support for background download and installation.
ViPER4Android FX (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
ViPER's Audio is an audio enhancing software that provides a better audio experience in various platforms, such as smartphones and PCs. ViPER4Android FX is the main control app for the Android driver of ViPER’s Audio.
Warden (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Using root access, this open source app allows a user to disable all detected trackers and loggers contained within apps. It uses a static list of trackers and loggers compiled by French non-profit Exodus Privacy. It also features a profile-based “debloater” that supports scripting.
Wireless ADB (many devices) - GitHub, Download Mirror
In words of the author of the app, MSF Jarvis, this is a dead simple app for enabling wireless ADB on rooted devices. Add the Wireless ADB tile to your Quick Settings panel, connect to Wi-Fi, enable Wireless ADB, profit.
Flashable Zips and Magisk Modules
Adreno Team Graphics Drivers (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
A Magisk module which contains updated GPU drivers backported from Android 11 for Snapdragon 835 devices. These drivers contain various OpenGL and Vulkan optimizations, which may improve experience/performance of GPU related tasks (gaming, etc.)
BusyBox Installer (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Created by osm0sis, this installer detects what architecture your device uses and installs the correct busybox binary accordingly. Detects and supports "systemless" root via SuperSU/Magisk installation as well.
EdXposed (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
EdXposed is a Magisk module which provides a hooking framework for ART to deliver consistent APIs with the OG Xposed, leveraging YAHFA/SandHook (core java) hooking framework. It needs Riru Framework to be installed to function.
Enable VR Compatibility (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
A simple flashable zip that enables the Virtual Reality (VR) service so that you can install and use VR compatible apps from the Play Store. This is done by enabling the feature in the required permissions xml file (/system/system/etc/permissions/handheld_core_hardware.xml).
Fingerprint Store Eraser (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
Originally created by idoybh, this simple flashable zip removes the saved fingerprint data from your device. This can be useful in cases when your device can't recognize your fingerprint and you want to start clean, or if a ROM upgrade corrupted your fingerprint store.
LSPosed (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
LSPosed is a Magisk module which provides a hooking framework for ART to deliver consistent APIs with the OG Xposed, leveraging YAHFA (core java) hooking framework. It needs Riru Framework to be installed to function.
MomoHider (IsolatedMagiskHider) (many devices) - GitHub, Download Mirror
Some apps have started detecting Magisk even with Magisk Hide enabled. MomoHider, also known as IsolatedMagiskHider, is a Magisk module that tries to make Magisk more hidden to avoid that. It needs Riru Framework to be installed to function. Setup instructions are here.
MSM8998 Stereo Speaker Mod (many devices) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
Originally created by acervenky, this module enables your phone's earpiece to act as a secondary speaker for stereo effect. I've re-created his module from scratch to make sure it works with the latest Magisk versions.
MSM8998 Undervolt Tool (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Created by lyq1996, this is an AROMA Installer based TWRP flashable zip that can be used to offset voltage values for the little cluster, big cluster and GPU. The existing boot image is unpacked, selections made are applied, and then the boot image is repacked and flashed to the boot partition.
Oh My Font (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Created by nongthaihoang, this Magisk module is a collection of typefaces which are believed to improve the overall Android Typography experience. The module works by modifing system xml files (fontxml) to replace font families and add more fallback fonts. Setup instructions are here.
Old Bootloader Unlocked Warning (OnePlus 5) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
A simple flashable zip that replaces the new bootloader that OnePlus is shipping with the latest OxygenOS updates for the OnePlus 5 with an older version of the bootloader, which restores option to use volume key buttons for advanced boot options when the bootloader unlocked warning is displayed.
OnePlus Boot Animation (many devices) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
A simple flashable zip that replaces the your system's boot animation with a fancy OnePlus boot animation, which looks like this. This is done by replacing the built-in boot animation zip (/system/system/media/bootanimation.zip) with the modified boot animation zip.
Optimized GPS Configuration (many devices) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
A simple flashable zip that replaces the your system's exiting GPS configuration with a newer, more optimized and more secure version of the same. This is done by replacing the stock GPS configuration file (/vendor/etc/gps.conf) with the modified GPS configuration file.
OxygenOS TWRP Retainer (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
OxygenOS restores the stock recovery on every boot, which overwrites TWRP. Flashing Magisk prevents this from happening, but there are those who don't want to flash Magisk but still retain TWRP. This zip is for them. Just flash this zip before booting and TWRP will no longer be overwritten. Do remember to flash it every time you dirty flash OxygenOS.
Pixel 2 Wi-Fi Mod (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Originally created as a Magisk module by RogerF81, this is a TWRP flashable version of the Pixel 2 Wi-Fi Mod. It replaces the existing Wi-Fi configuration file with a modified version of the same that removes issues like notification delay while using custom kernels, etc.
Remove Lockscreen Security (many devices) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
A simple flashable zip that removes lockscreen security (pattern, pin or password) without deleting fingerprint data, when flashed in TWRP. It does so by deleting the necessary gatekeeper key files as well as lockscreen security databases from /data/system, which resets lockscreen security.
Riru Core Framework (many devices) - GitHub, Download Mirror
Riru Core Framework is a Magisk module that replaces a shared library which is loaded by the zygote process. This provides the ability to Riru modules to run their code in apps' or system server's process. This is the base framework that is utilized by EdXposed as well as LSPosed.
SELinux Switch (many devices) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
This module changes the SELinux state to either permissive or enforcing depending on the selection made by you while flashing the zip in Magisk. It detects the volume key pressed and sets the corresponding state for the next boot. To change the selection, simply re-flash the module with the desired state.
Substratum Rescue Zip (many devices) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
Originally created by nicholaschum, this flashable zip disables all Substratum overlays that you have installed and enabled, in case one or more of them are causing issues for you/making your device bootloop.
SUmount (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Created by osm0sis, this flashable zip script toggles the mounting of the su.img, magisk.img and magisk_merge.img while in recovery to allow easier access to the /su, /magisk and /magisk_merge filesystems, simplifying manipulating it via ADB shell, AROMA Filemanager or TWRP's terminal/file manager.
Universal DM-Verity and ForceEncrypt Disabler (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Created by Zackptg5, this zip can be used to disable DM-Verity and ForceEncrypt on any device that is compatible with Magisk. It works for both Treble as well as Non-Treble ROMs. Just flash the zip in TWRP before flashing Magisk/SuperSU (mandatory requirement or else the zip won't work) and DM-Verity and ForceEncrypt will be removed.
UnSu (many devices) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Created by osm0sis, this flashable zip uninstalls all traces of SuperSU, Koush's SuperUser, ROM su binaries, phh's Superuser, Magisk and LineageOS addonsu from your system. It properly restores all the original files your root installer/app backed up and removes any files added by it.
Recoveries - Custom
TWRP by mauronofrio (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
This version of TWRP has been compiled by mauronofrio using eng.stk's source as base, with support for decryption and Android 10. This version is unthemed (stock themed) and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
TWRP by poad42 (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
This version of TWRP has been compiled by poad42 from official source, with added decryption support and an updated kernel image based on an Android 10 kernel. This version is unthemed (stock themed) and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
Official TWRP by Dees_Troy (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
This is the official version of TWRP released by the TWRP team. Decrypting FBE (File Based Encryption) is supported in v3.3.0+. This version is unthemed (stock themed) and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
OrangeFox Recovery by Maitreya29 (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
This recovery uses TWRP as the base and adheres to the Material Design 2 guidelines for its GUI. It has additional features like a theme engine and in-built support for Magisk patching and password reset patch, and plenty more.
SHRP by Surya Nivas (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
This is the official version of SHRP (SkyHawk Recovery Project). SHRP uses TWRP as the base and provides a fresh, new UI. This one uses eng.stk's blu_spark TWRP as the base, and hence everything that is supported by that TWRP version is supported by this recovery as well.
TWRP by mauronofrio (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
This version of TWRP has been compiled by mauronofrio using eng.stk's source as base, with support for decryption and Android 10. This version is AMOLED black themed and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
TWRP by poad42 (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
This version of TWRP has been compiled by poad42 from official source, with added decryption support and an updated kernel image based on an Android 10 kernel. This version is AMOLED black themed and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
Official TWRP by Dees_Troy (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
This is the official version of TWRP released by the TWRP team. Decrypting FBE (File Based Encryption) is supported in v3.3.0+. This version is AMOLED black themed and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
TWRP by mauronofrio (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
This version of TWRP has been compiled by mauronofrio using eng.stk's source as base, with support for decryption and Android 10. This version is grey-black themed and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
TWRP by poad42 (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
This version of TWRP has been compiled by poad42 from official source, with added decryption support and an updated kernel image based on an Android 10 kernel. This version is grey-black themed and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
Official TWRP by Dees_Troy (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
This is the official version of TWRP released by the TWRP team. Decrypting FBE (File Based Encryption) is supported in v3.3.0+. This version is grey-black themed and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
TWRP by mauronofrio (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
This version of TWRP has been compiled by mauronofrio using eng.stk's source as base, with support for decryption and Android 10. This version is red-black themed and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
TWRP by poad42 (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
This version of TWRP has been compiled by poad42 from official source, with added decryption support and an updated kernel image based on an Android 10 kernel. This version is red-black themed and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
Official TWRP by Dees_Troy (OnePlus 5/5T) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
This is the official version of TWRP released by the TWRP team. Decrypting FBE (File Based Encryption) is supported in v3.3.0+. This version is red-black themed and supports mounting the /vendor partition, i.e. Treble compatible.
Recovery - Stock
Stock OnePlus Recovery (OnePlus 5) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
This is the official stock recovery that is shipped by OnePlus with OnePlus 5. In case you ever wish to completely return to stock or for some reason wish to use the stock recovery, you can flash this image via fastboot and your existing recovery will be overwritten with the stock recovery that is shipped with the phone.
Tools
Android Image Kitchen (Windows) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Android Image Kitchen (AIK) contains Windows ports of the necessary Linux utils for Android image (kernel/recovery) mod work. It can be used to unpack, modify, and repack kernel/recovery image files on Windows.
APK Easy Tool Portable (Windows) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
APK Easy Tool is a lightweight application that enables you to manage, sign, compile and decompile APK files. Some of the main operations you can perform via this tool include compiling, decompiling, signing, extracting and installing an APK.
CRB Kitchen (Windows) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Created by MrWaehere, CRB (Custom ROM Builder) Kitchen is a Windows application that can be used to extract, modify, create, de-odex, etc. ROMs as well as make changes to APKs using the in-built apktool. It has a wide variety of features and supports the latest version of Android.
Get Logs Script (Windows) - XDA Thread, Download Mirror
Originally created by djsubterrain, I updated this useful batch script (and also updated the included dependencies in the zip) that can be run to capture useful logs which can then be sent to a developer in case of an issue. Simply extract the zip and double-click on getlogs.bat. The result will be a zip file of the required logs.
SDK Platform-Tools (ADB & Fastboot) (Windows) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
Android SDK Platform-Tools is a component for the Android SDK. It includes tools that interface with the Android platform, such as adb, fastboot, and systrace. Although some new features in these tools are available only for recent versions of Android, the tools are backward compatible.
Split APKs Packer (Windows) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
Created by Kirlif', Split APKs Packer a.k.a. SAP is a Java based tool to transform Android App Bundles/split APKs (*.apks, *.xapk, *.zip) into single Android packages (*.apk). SAP uses Apktool to decode the resources of the files included in the bundle to be processed after which it merges all these files into the base package folder before adjusting and correcting them.
Uber APK Signer (Windows) - GitHub, Download Mirror
Uber APK Signer is a tool that helps in signing, zip aligning and verifying multiple APKs with either debug or provided release certificates (or multiple). It supports v1, v2 and v3 Android signing scheme. It automatically verifies signature and zipaligns APKs after signing.
USB Drivers
Google USB Drivers (Windows) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
Google USB Drivers are required for Windows if you want to perform adb debugging with any of the Android devices. Although originally made for Google devices, these drivers work with multiple non-Google Android devices as well without any issues.
OnePlus USB Drivers (Windows) - XDA Thread Unavailable, Download Mirror
These are the drivers that are made by OnePlus, to be used with their devices only, if you want to perform adb debugging. These drivers work for all OnePlus devices and are shipped in their smartphones itself (as a part of the /system partition), from which these have been extracted.
Download Information
Spoiler: APKs
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AdAway
• File Name: AdAway v5.9.0 (2021-11-05).apk
• MD5 Hash: 759c557a12bbf8b57eb6a97084fcf1fa
BetterBatteryStats
• File Name: BetterBatteryStats XDA Edition v2.6-382.apk
• MD5 Hash: 7be21f178359e32c07b385288b7c1548
EdXposed Manager
• File Name: EdXposed Manager v4.6.2.apk
• MD5 Hash: a712f351af88497bc2fb6fae009e49bf
Magisk
• File Name: Magisk v23.0.apk
• MD5 Hash: ea450d98c25b4e09bb353e5bef8ca8a0
Magisk Alpha
• File Name: Magisk Alpha v1e05f8c6.apk
• MD5 Hash: 7787b10b5db8a285cc169032e28e4688
OOS Firmware Extractor
• File Name: OOS Firmware Extractor v0.3.0.apk
• MD5 Hash: 51fd80ef0bcd2e25796002210c0d9dc2
Scoop
• File Name: Scoop v2.0.3.apk
• MD5 Hash: 07eced8d9bd02ab56d33b592f716589a
Vanced Manager
• File Name: Vanced Manager v2.6.2.apk
• MD5 Hash: 02a2ff9e69d85de4dad105213f620382
ViPER4Android FX
• File Name: ViPER4Android FX v2.7.2.1 (2020-10-27).apk
• MD5 Hash: f6a47c9a9f1af335f2f567c070255d53
Warden
• File Name: Warden v1.0.3.apk
• MD5 Hash: 9a3d12e0e4db940488d3f93c5a7b5010
Wireless ADB
• File Name: Wireless ADB v5.3 (2020-06-15).apk
• MD5 Hash: 573e153eb3c6a85804bf9376c08f3569
Spoiler: Flashable Zips
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BusyBox Installer
• File Name: Busybox Installer v1.34.1-13410 (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: 795f4f099eadc2606495cc23dd41bc20
Disable Direct Share
• File Name: Disable Direct Share v1.1 (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: 567bb4fa631d38a4524281709cc61018
EdXposed
• File Name: EdXposed v0.5.2.2-4683.zip
• MD5 Hash: 71382a57c7e7861b4695d2089e5422a9
Enable VR Compatibility
• File Name: Enable VR Compatibility v1.2 (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: 71f14ecd0d27bc460049478546754ba6
Fingerprint Store Eraser
• File Name: Fingerprint Store Eraser v1.0 (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: dfbab6aeab83fe3e9470b3dd70de1562
LSPosed
• File Name: LSPosed v1.6.3-6212.zip
• MD5 Hash: 3eaa2f61e0de5bc4a93b6db9fbda3f60
MomoHider (IsolatedMagiskHider)
• File Name: MomoHider (IsolatedMagiskHider) v0.0.7.zip
• MD5 Hash: d988044cb850f7d849b3c68d959b8acb
MSM8998 Stereo Speaker Mod
• File Name: MSM8998 Stereo Speaker Mod v1.0.zip
• MD5 Hash: d34b16bf4a06f1f97d557514fe7bff37
MSM8998 Undervolt Tool
• File Name: MSM8998 Undervolt Tool v1.1.zip
• MD5 Hash: 82d51707679d67f098953c39d6110063
Oh My Font
• File Name: Oh My Font v2021111401.zip
• MD5 Hash: ed5dce45ba35db61eeba1fd354d11bb3
Old Bootloader Unlocked Warning
• File Name: Old Bootloader Unlocked Warning for OnePlus 5 (BL from OOS 4.5.15) (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: bce430f8d8ec3fef6e9f91d145505373
OnePlus Boot Animation
• File Name: OnePlus Boot Animation v1.1 (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: 4174da7b13a4590518ef438b052fc64e
Optimized GPS Configuration
• File Name: Optimized GPS Configuration v1.1 (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: edcd8fd159b2aca9678e5bff47048255
OxygenOS TWRP Retainer
• File Name: OxygenOS TWRP Retainer v1.2 (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: 079cc492382fac0e89bf51174208068b
Pixel 2 Wi-Fi Mod
• File Name: Pixel 2 Wi-Fi Mod v15.1 (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: 5caaf4a14a289ea59febe83cd4f73fd2
Remove Lockscreen Security
• File Name: Remove Lockscreen Security v1.1 (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: 5c11dfa5f55b479f7d5bef8674cac7f9
Riru Core Framework
• File Name: Riru Core Framework v26.1.3.zip
• MD5 Hash: 39e9016e3042088439689c259c8dcfa5
SELinux Switch
• File Name: SELinux Switch v1.0.zip
• MD5 Hash: f92f4a141582825373edd6ff2e39fdf2
Substratum Rescue Zip
• File Name: Substratum Rescue Zip (2020-05-17) (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: f712e556e204c5791dc74ebfbc0d4248
SUmount
• File Name: SUmount (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: 38caa0617e665cefdea876faf94e1bda
Universal DM-Verity and ForceEncrypt Disabler
• File Name: Universal DM-Verity and ForceEncrypt Disabler (2021-07-04).zip
• MD5 Hash: 808d3bb2f906c2e88c96029e0b064076
UnSu
• File Name: unSU (2019-03-10) (Signed).zip
• MD5 Hash: 4ec28cb9648f2381ca8741bfc40265ad
Spoiler: Recoveries
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TWRP by mauronofrio (Unthemed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.4.0-10-mauronofrio-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: 78b750f350584138cb0dd5b7559df805
TWRP by poad42 (Unthemed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.4.0-0-1.4-poad42-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: 8bdc8f7d87c2dbd603aa1b39d770c9a3
Official TWRP by Dees_Troy (Unthemed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.5.2_9-0-official-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: c0f6f156be8b83ef2d99bf1647a19a49
OrangeFox Recovery by Maitreya29 (Unthemed)
• File Name: orangefox-r11.1-cheeseburgerdumpling.zip
• MD5 Hash: 5640377d7318758b41b276aa354b44a2
SHRP by Surya Nivas (Unthemed)
• File Name: shrp-v2.1-cheeseburgerdumpling.zip
• MD5 Hash: dca00066c6da391713391db1dd43ddc0
TWRP by mauronofrio (AMOLED-Black Themed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.4.0-10-mauronofrio-amoledblack-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: 73cc45eec392a08cdf3023609ef31452
TWRP by poad42 (AMOLED-Black Themed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.4.0-0-1.4-poad42-amoledblack-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: ca43764f48488e4916c1ad6daa9a0471
Official TWRP by Dees_Troy (AMOLED-Black Themed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.5.2_9-0-official-amoledblack-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: 86c06cb71171316bad596835930e0ac5
TWRP by mauronofrio (Grey-Black Themed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.4.0-10-mauronofrio-greyblack-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: 595055c268e966a55cc46a10b5c716ff
TWRP by poad42 (Grey-Black Themed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.4.0-0-1.4-poad42-greyblack-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: bd198f4bce2658e64de92872efeea377
Official TWRP by Dees_Troy (Grey-Black Themed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.5.2_9-0-official-greyblack-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: 41dcb1e4535885fe64363a0b99415f50
TWRP by mauronofrio (Red-Black Themed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.4.0-10-mauronofrio-redblack-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: 562ed7c0e4157bb889c5439409ec053a
TWRP by poad42 (Red-Black Themed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.4.0-0-1.4-poad42-redblack-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: 5cd97a030b7df2d685a40c3c7d54d51c
Official TWRP by Dees_Troy (Red-Black Themed)
• File Name: twrp-v3.5.2_9-0-official-redblack-cheeseburgerdumpling.img
• MD5 Hash: e3b3f64eeadc99c6932332a29de75295
Stock Recovery by OnePlus (Unthemed)
• File Name: stock_oneplus_recovery_pie_cheeseburger.img
• MD5 Hash: 6033f42776125374572031b5d7be63aa
Spoiler: Tools
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Android Image Kitchen
• File Name: Android Image Kitchen v3.8.zip
• MD5 Hash: 89a1e808a897cc7ba7808c9cdfecc226
APK Easy Tool Portable
• File Name: APK Easy Tool Portable v1.59.2.zip
• MD5 Hash: c6712f4f2d50ff23373209c79c066999
CRB Kitchen
• File Name: CRB Kitchen v3.0.0 (Beta 12).7z
• MD5 Hash: 32bfe683118edb5e3cc87289a2fc9548
Get Logs Script
• File Name: Get Logs Script v2.0.zip
• MD5 Hash: 613e774695b1de85f440257483922f34
SDK Platform-Tools (ADB & Fastboot)
• File Name: SDK Platform-Tools (ADB & Fastboot) r31.0.3.zip
• MD5 Hash: 80337ea6f21fd3753b911ad37ede6d3b
Split APKs Packer
• File Name: Split APKs Packer v6.9.0.zip
• MD5 Hash: 7664ec1eb4878a90d4a0a2ac032ca7b2
Uber APK Signer
• File Name: Uber APK Signer v1.2.1.zip
• MD5 Hash: 02c2a435377c5f47af00c173705c26ab
Spoiler: USB Drivers
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Google USB Drivers
• File Name: Google USB Drivers r13.zip
• MD5 Hash: 1264c572565b136c4a5b5ef75a7a1f47
OnePlus USB Drivers
• File Name: OnePlus USB Drivers Setup.exe
• MD5 Hash: 7168f5e5015d44392901d05124defda4
Wow man. Great Great work. And hats off for your dedication.
Really well done bro.
This is going to be quite helpful to people who are just starting out with modding this device. Great work, shadowstep!
Good job
piratedpanda said:
This is going to be quite helpful to people who are just starting out with modding this device. Great work, shadowstep!
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Pretty sure at least a few of these will come in useful to more advanced users as well, but yeah.
Kudos to you, shadowstep. Definitely a well put together guide.
This is a really, really good useful thread.
Nice one for putting it together, i'm sure this will help a lot of people when looking for certains things. As they all can now be found in 1 single thread.
Hats off to you.
Great thread!!
You can also add magisk modules created by you for op5 gcam.
Sent from my OnePlus5 using XDA Labs
@shadowstep You might want to add this thread to the list, I created a batch script when I had my OP2 which will capture all the logs a developer might need to debug an issue, should work with any Android phone including the OP5:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-2/general/logs-t3533826
I did make an executable (.exe) version too but some AVs might flag it due to the tool I used, it's just an exe which contains all the files required inside it, which it extracts temporarily when it's run, they then disappear again once it's done :
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=529152257862698787
Good job man, thanks :good:
Bewildered Wolf said:
Wow man. Great Great work. And hats off for your dedication.
Really well done bro.
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piratedpanda said:
This is going to be quite helpful to people who are just starting out with modding this device. Great work, shadowstep!
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S4turno said:
Good job
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dragynbane222 said:
Pretty sure at least a few of these will come in useful to more advanced users as well, but yeah.
Kudos to you, shadowstep. Definitely a well put together guide.
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L22EEW said:
This is a really, really good useful thread.
Nice one for putting it together, i'm sure this will help a lot of people when looking for certains things. As they all can now be found in 1 single thread.
Hats off to you.
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rui_xino said:
Good job man, thanks :good:
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Thanks a lot guys! Happy to help. And yes, my aim was to make it helpful for both beginners and advanced users alike. I anyway used to keep this stuff updated locally for my personal use, so I thought why not make an XDA thread for the collection, and this is how the thread was born.
anujyadava said:
Great thread!!
You can also add magisk modules created by you for op5 gcam.
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To be honest, this thought did cross my mind, but since there already exists an exclusive post for them, I decided against it. Thank you for the suggestion though!
djsubterrain said:
@shadowstep You might want to add this thread to the list, I created a batch script when I had my OP2 which will capture all the logs a developer might need to debug an issue, should work with any Android phone including the OP5:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/oneplus-2/general/logs-t3533826
I did make an executable (.exe) version too but some AVs might flag it due to the tool I used, it's just an exe which contains all the files required inside it, which it extracts temporarily when it's run, they then disappear again once it's done :
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=529152257862698787
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This indeed seems useful! I just tested this and it grabbed logs alright. If you don't mind, let me find some time later on in the week and I'll try and clean up the batch script a little along with updating the ADB and 7-Zip libraries that you are shipping in your zip file (since there are newer ones available). Once that is done, I'll add it to the collection. Thanks for your work!
August 23, 2018
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Pixel 2 Pie Wi-Fi Mods (v8.0 -> v9.0)
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August 23, 2018
Pixel 2 Pie Wi-Fi Mods (v8.0 -> v9.0)
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shadowstep is the MacGyver of XDA
Thanks for all your great work :fingers-crossed:
@shadowstep, this thread is simply amazing! I can't thank you enough for everything you have done. Especially, the time and attention to detail on all of your posts. Your latest dark red version of the codeworkx recovery is awesome. Thank you very much!!
I hope this is okay to ask here. I figured you of all people would know if this is possible to do. I had posted this in the OxygenOS stable build thread in regard to the latest stable build 5.1.5 for the OnePlus 5:
a63548 said:
The new 5.1.5 stable build has been running great, but I miss the updated OnePlus Dialer introduced on the latest Open Betas with rectangles for contact pictures instead of circles. Tried installing the the last apk, com.android.dialer_19.0.0.180505154345.5f45edf-250000_minAPI23(nodpi).apk, uploaded from apkmirror.com over the current dialer, however then it immediately crashes when trying to open.
Thought about trying to remove the older dialer from the system app directory, and replacing it, but was worried that might not work. Anyone happen to do this successfully, or have any suggestions?
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This indeed seems useful! I just tested this and it grabbed logs alright. If you don't mind, let me find some time later on in the week and I'll try and clean up the batch script a little along with updating the ADB and 7-Zip libraries that you are shipping in your zip file (since there are newer ones available). Once that is done, I'll add it to the collection. Thanks for your work!
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Yeah no problem, I just got it to dump out the logs devs would normally need, I used to do testing for Shreesha in the OnePlus 2 forums so it's the logs he recommended getting.