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A kernel-based root solution for Android devices, forked from SukiSU-Ultra, with some useless parts removed and some interesting changes added.
⚠️ Important NoticeYukiSU userspace has been completely rewritten in C++ (previously based on Rust). This means that YukiSU may behave differently from other KernelSU forks. If you encounter any issues, please report them to us rather than to upstream projects.
- Kernel-based
suand root permission management - Support for external MetaModule lifecycle and script integration, allowing users to choose the module mounting backend themselves
- App Profile and per-app non-root configuration
- Dynamic manager support, allowing trusted managers outside the built-in package name/signature path to be configured
- APatch-style SuperKey authentication, supporting both compile-time keys and keys injected into the LKM by
ksud - ADB root, sulog, SELinux hide, module
init.rcinjection, and other upstream features - Built-in YukiZygisk, a kernel-based Zygisk implementation, fully compatible with Zygisk Next modules
- TSR-based sucompat/syscall hook infrastructure
- UTS view functionality, supporting
unamespoofing by modifyinguts_nswithout rebuilding the kernel - More features for you to discover...
- YukiSU currently supports only loadable kernel modules (
CONFIG_KSU=m) and no longer supports built-inCONFIG_KSU=y. - YukiSU supports LKM mode on Android GKI 2.0 devices (kernel 5.10+). GKI 1.0 kernels and non-GKI kernels are not supported.
- YukiSU supports only
arm64-v8adevices. - YukiZygisk supports building and injection for both the
arm64-v8aandarmeabi-v7aABIs.
- Device stuck after uninstalling the manager? Please uninstall com.sony.playmemories.mobile
- Files under the “kernel” directory are licensed under GPL-2.0-only.
- All other parts not mentioned above are licensed under GPL-3.0 or later.
- KernelSU: upstream
MKSU: Magic MountRKSU: non-GKI supportKernelPatch: KernelPatch is a key part of APatch's kernel module implementation
KernelSU credits
- Kernel-Assisted Superuser: source of the KernelSU idea
- Magisk: a powerful root tool
- genuine: APK v2 signature verification
- Diamorphine: some rootkit techniques