I have a Oneplus 5T and i'm struggling to install a google camera fix patch for my device but in the same time keep my phone root-free because i use a bank app called "BT pay" which detects magisk even with magisk hide, even with magisk manger hidden/uninstalled, i tried many times, can't get it done with root.
I keep tried to install TWRP (even if it being replaced by stock recovery evey boot) and install my gCam fix zip from there. but it seems like those files are replaced by stock files TOO...
I also tried to prevent TWRP from being replaced by deleting "install-recovery.sh" from /system/bin but this didn't work either.
Note that i have the official rom (oxigenOS beta 15) for my phone (official kernel too) which have Treble support, (the TWRP/gCam fix are also treble versions).
I take it you were using the MagiskHide Props Conifg Module right with Magisk 17.1? That is the only way you will pass Safety Net. Does your banking app still not work like that? (With a certified fingerprint)
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sorry guys Magisk currently does not pass safetynet checks (24-06-2017) so this guide is a bit out of date but you can still use it, I will make another guide for this once magisk v13 comes out and fixes this problem
Hi guys! just a quick guide on how to install magisk, re-enable use of Samsung Health, and pass SafetyNet and be play store certified.
This guide will be pretty brief as i don't have the time or commitment to do an in-depth guide and I believe if you are here that you should know what you are doing (if anyone wants to make this in-depth, please be my guest).
this guide is for people who have tripped knox and still want to use s health while still getting the most out of their phone
You will need:
Odin:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=529152257862705230
TWRP for your device (you should be able to find guides with the download link)(you should also flash back to complete stock if you are already rooted to avoid any problems with previous roots)
no-verity-no-encrypt_ashyx.zip:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24591000424951049
Magisk v12.0:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
Now that you have those 4 files we can start.
Skip steps 1-6 if you already have root and only wish to use samsung health
1. put magisk v12.0 and dm-verity patch onto the sdcard in the phone
2. flash TWRP using odin
3. boot into recovery and swipe to allow modifications.
4. under wipe there should be a button to format data (its in the bottom right). you will need to do this to flash magisk and dm verity.
5. flash Magisk and THEN dm verity
6a. boot into phone and complete setup to get to home page.
6b. download any systemless root app that you want (adaway works you just have to turn on systemless host files in magisk settings + viper4andriod has a module in magisk that you download for it to work)
(DO NOT TURN ON HIDE MAGISK UNTIL THE END)
7. download the app buildprop editor, open it and grant it root. search for the line ro.config.tima=1 and change the value from 1 to 0.
8. reboot the phone and you should now be able to use s health.
continue following if you wish to pass safetynet and be playstore certified (set up your root apps like viper and adaway before doing this)
9. go into magisk settings and enable the setting Magisk Hide. reboot phone. check that you pass safetynet in magisk manager after booting up again
10. go into app manager, find google play store, tap storage and then clear the data.
11. open app again and you should be certified. (this took me a few tries. not sure if it was play store needing to update the property or me needing to reboot the phone)
12. Yay! your device should now be able to pass safetynet and will be play store certified in the play store app. you should soon be able to see netflix in the play store again.
source: I done this on my a520 just on the weekend to be able to update netflix
I'll try this next update, thnx!
Does this require an external sd card?
korwynkim said:
Does this require an external sd card?
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Yes i believe so, although I have never tried doing it without
According to the XDA page of Magisk it already supports dm-verity and forceencrypt. So is the separate download of no-verity-no-encrypt_ashyx.zip still necessary?
Edit: What does the change " ro.config.tima=0" do?
reayard said:
According to the XDA page of Magisk it already supports dm-verity and forceencrypt. So is the separate download of no-verity-no-encrypt_ashyx.zip still necessary?
Edit: What does the change " ro.config.tima=0" do?
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oh i did not know that it supported it already so maybe its not? not sure, try it out and see what happens?
the config change make it so that the rom thinks you still have knox enabled to you are able to use samsung health still (it got a "security update" that makes it so that phones with knox tripped will not be able to use it)
Good to know ! Thank so much !
But what's the real possibilities of this recent "magisk" ?
It can root with systemless ?
And in theory with systemless-root ,that don't trip the knox and we can use all apps and full hardware ....because it consider that the system is safe and untouched ===> i'm truth or wrong ?
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And in theory with systemless-root ,that don't trip the knox...
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According to some other threads (and if I remember correctly from my own experience with the S7) Knox gets triggered as soon as you flash a custom recovery.
A positive effect of Magisk vs. SuperSU could be that system updates are still possible as the system partition is still unchanged. On the other hand the custom recovery will most probably cause the update to fail.
What seems to make Magisk superior to SuperSU is MagiskHide so that the system appears to be unchanged for PlayStore and apps using SafetyNet.
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According to some other threads (and if I remember correctly from my own experience with the S7) Knox gets triggered as soon as you flash a custom recovery.
A positive effect of Magisk vs. SuperSU could be that system updates are still possible as the system partition is still unchanged. On the other hand the custom recovery will most probably cause the update to fail.
What seems to make Magisk superior to SuperSU is MagiskHide so that the system appears to be unchanged for PlayStore and apps using SafetyNet.
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Thank so much for sharing Samsung experience
Before i have had olds goods samsung fully customised ! It was funny before ,at this time ....and then always have had LG phones and just an unlock of bootloader+Systemless root din't have problem at all (full playstore&experience)
Now with the samsung evolution and my new A5 ,i don't want at all loose OTA updates,knox flag.... and all functions+playstore as you have said . And magisk is recent...
I want to be sure at 100....0000% that "magisk" systemless root doesn't affect anything .
i'm not interested at all by TWRP ...completely useless until there eventually have "real" customs developments and many things can be flashed by flashfire,flashify....
Loulou-13 said:
I want to be sure at 100....0000% that "magisk" systemless root doesn't affect anything .
i'm not interested at all by TWRP ...completely useless until there eventually have "real" customs developments and many things can be flashed by flashfire,flashify....
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I doubt that FlashFire or Flashify can flash anything without root. The website of FlashFire for example says "FlashFire is the most advanced on-device firmware flasher available for rooted Android devices.". And the same for Flashify: [APP][4.0+][ROOT] Flashify.
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I doubt that FlashFire or Flashify can flash anything without root. The website of FlashFire for example says "FlashFire is the most advanced on-device firmware flasher available for rooted Android devices.". And the same for Flashify: [APP][4.0+][ROOT] Flashify.
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Yes yes....sure...i didn't have precised...
Root with a method who din't need twrp and don't touch samsung things....and then flash what we want with these apps ...
Hi, Im XxViRUsPRO.
1.You Need Magisk Manager (Removed Form PlayStore) So this is the Download Link https://mega.nz/#!olRzFRTZ!eNOb6yVtvsAlb3V8sIOaRRfsHtQG952_WU--3TCDvck
2.To Use S Health On Rooted Phone You Need To Edit /System/Build.prop
and Change ro.config.tima=1 to ro.config.tima=0 using (Es File Explorer or Root Browser)
safety net check does not pass in Samsung galaxy a5 2015
What is this dm verity and for encryption? I have the latest magisk and i see those options in my magisk manager but donot know its utilization! and probably for the same reason my safety net check does not pass in Samsung galaxy a5 2015
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According to the XDA page of Magisk it already supports dm-verity and forceencrypt. So is the separate download of no-verity-no-encrypt_ashyx.zip still necessary?
Edit: What does the change " ro.config.tima=0" do?
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Dis any one could enable the fm chip in nougat once rooted ,in Canada Samsung disable the fm chip and i would get it back
why does flashing magisk wipes all user data including internal storage?
Samsung A5 sm-a500f
I have a OnePlus 5T that passes fully the SafetyNet test, but after a few hours it gives false in ctsProfile and BasicIntegrity, I am with Android 8.1 OxygenOS 5.1.5 (I already tried with 5.1.4 doing a thorough cleanup between rom exchange and also unsuccessful ), I unlocked Bootloader and installed TWRP 3.2.3 Blu spark v9.85, then i flash Root Magisk 17.1 by twrp, Installed from a clean ROM and I've already tried with 17.2 and It's the same thing at the end, I have also tried to install Magisk 16.0 from a clean rom and then upgrade to 17.1 directly via Magisk Manager but it was the same, already activated the Magisk Hide in all necessary applications, I hid the Magisk Manager, I've tried flashing Petnoire's SafetyNet Spoofer and me too changed the device fingerprint by MagiskHide Props Config but nothing solved my initial problem, every time I restart the device it passes on the SafetyNet again but after a few hours it fails again, Now i tried to flash the module Universal SafetyNet Fix v3 beta1(MG v17 fix) by Magisk Manager, but Magisk Manager stopped opening even uninstalling the application and installing other versions, I tried more than once and the installation of this module always presents this problem even flashing by TWRP, and after a few hours too SafetyNet failed, Can inform me the latest version of OxygenOS for OnePlus 5T that passes on SafetyNet without any problem? Even though OxygenOS is perfect for me, I'm willing to change rom in the last case, because the most important thing for me is to go through SafetyNet to use the applications I need.
Try to disable "developer menu" in "settings", then reboot and check safetynet again.
Try Magisk 17.2 and delete if you have the magisk folder (now it uses the Download folder). You can also try the latest OB (17). If it's not working, FYI I'm using the CNP rom (Pie) with Magisk 17.2 and SafetyNet is OK, so you can try it if you want...
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Try to disable "developer menu" in "settings", then reboot and check safetynet again.
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I tried to do this yesterday but the initial problem persisted, every time I restart the device it passes on the SafetyNet again but after a few hours or minutes it fails again.
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Try Magisk 17.2 and delete if you have the magisk folder (now it uses the Download folder). You can also try the latest OB (17). If it's not working, FYI I'm using the CNP rom (Pie) with Magisk 17.2 and SafetyNet is OK, so you can try it if you want...
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I had already deleted the Magisk Manager folder and as for this rom it is stable? Can you inform me the serious bugs?
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I had already deleted the Magisk Manager folder and as for this rom it is stable? Can you inform me the serious bugs?
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Honestly, I didn't have found any bug. I tried crDroid but I wasn't really happy, and CNP is for my use very stable without bug. I don't know if Volte or VoWifi is working because I don't use this. Also, it's very easy to install compared to other Pie Roms. I just can advise you to try it.
Try a different play services apk. This was the case with me previously.
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Try a different play services apk. This was the case with me previously.
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I've tried this but to no avail
With Magisk 16.0 everything went fine, the problem is the Magisk modules I used that are not compatible, but I'll search here to see if I find the modules I want for Magisk 16.0.
I have been running into this same problem for the last 2 months or so.
I am on OOS 5.1.4, with the official TWRP, and Magisk 18.
Has anyone had this problem and found a solution?
floborg said:
I have been running into this same problem for the last 2 months or so.
I am on OOS 5.1.4, with the official TWRP, and Magisk 18.
Has anyone had this problem and found a solution?
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I have not found a solution yet, when I fail on SafetyNet I reboot the device and pass SafetyNet a few times for a short time and sometimes lasts several hours but then fails again , I'm using Magisk 18 in OOS Open Beta 20 Android 9.0
Hi
Im back to stock after months of struggling with Lineage bugs.
All i need is viperfx, which improves internal speaker so much, whem properly configured !
I guess the only way to get it is by using magisk (i tried with a supersu root and a viperfx flash but it didnt work).
So I just spent many hours trying to get magisk to run properly but failed.
I flashed 17.1 in twrp, seemed to work, but it didnt find any module to install, so i updated magisk manager to latest version.
Then i was unable to run magisk manager, instant crash at launch, fc.
Any tip please ?
Thanks
Hi, I've bought a second Z2 on which I'm going to install Pie, TWRP, Magisk, edXposed and a lot of nice things...
On my previous Z2 I was still on Nougat, so A LOT of things are different to do....
Pie installation is done (not with some issues at first... )
TWRP is ok too.
Magisk is ok BUT I've found an issue with it trying to remove forced encryption (which I don't like a lot...).
On Nougat I removed it by SuperSU easy way...
With Magisk I've still not found the way to do the same...
I tried an "universal script" too here on XDA and it worked BUT.... as soon as Magisk reactive itself after formatting /data (Installer says Magisk is installed BUT it needs to download some "configuration files" and reboot...) phone begin to have an "early bootloop"....
To remove this I had to reflash at all... If I deleted /data and/or reflashed boot.img only, it begins to bootloop again after Magisk redownload these "configuration files"...
Anybody ( @erfanoabdi ?) has a solution for me?
My work project could be of great interest for many I think....
When I first got my 7T I managed to root it and install Intune rather easily - just hid a bunch of things in Magisk Hide. Last night I boneheadedly reset my device to factory settings and had to start all over again. However when I attempted to install Intune root was detected. Tried removing device from company portal, clearing cache, uninstalling, reinstalling, adding a bunch more things to Magisk Hide - no luck, root is always detected.
Two questions to get me going
a) I used to be on an older version of Magisk Manager, don't remember which one, but am now on the newest version. Has anyone had any luck with MH and Intune with the latest versions
b) I vaguely recall that once Intune detects a root it "brands" the device serial number and the only way to work around that is to change the serial number. Is that correct?
Thanks
You musst rename the magisk manager with random name on magisk settings and hide root then it should work again
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You musst rename the magisk manager with random name on magisk settings and hide root then it should work again
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Nope. I had done that and it did not work. Just tried it with the old MM (7.5.1) and it worked beautifully. That is why I never update Magisk once I get it running on a particular device
I only use the latest version of magisk canary myself and haven't had any problems so far (so far I haven't found an app that recognized the root despite magisk hide)
Interesting. Does this include Intune? I saw TopJonWu post on twitter that the latest version handles Intune "out if the box" but that is not my experience so far.