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IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER

Caution

This software is provided for testing and educational purposes only. Use at your own risk. The developers are not responsible for any damage, data loss, or issues that may occur. Please ensure you have proper backups before installation.

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Features

KernelSU-Next

A kernel-based root solution for Android devices.

Warning

This release uses the pershoot/KernelSU-Next fork. The fork maintainer has said it is not ready for production use, so treat it as use at your own risk.

Manager: https://github.com/pershoot/KernelSU-Next/actions/workflows/build-manager-ci.yml

Important

For best compatiblity ensure your Manager Version and Kernel Version match eg. 30100 = 30100.

Version
33225

Tag
v3.3.0

Branch
dev-susfs

Commit
032b799f2a4dbd2235fc462cadacbdfd7bffef33

SUSFS v2.2.0

A KSU addon for hiding root using kernel patches and a userspace module!

Reccomended Module: susfs4ksu-module by sidex15

  • SUS_PATH - Hide suspicious paths
  • SUS_MOUNT - Hide mount points (no CLI support)
  • SUS_KSTAT - Spoof kernel statistics
  • SPOOF_UNAME - Kernel version spoofing
  • SPOOF_CMDLINE - Boot parameter spoofing
  • OPEN_REDIRECT - File access redirection
  • SUS_MAP - Memory mapping protection
  • AVC_SPOOF - Spoof procfs avc denial logs

latest on auto-derived gki-{version} branch

Baseband Guard (BBG)

A lightweight LSM (Linux Security Module) for the Android kernel, designed to block unauthorized writes to critical partitions/device nodes at the system level.

DroidSpaces-OSS

A lightweight, LXC-inspired container runtime for Android and Linux. Run full Linux distributions natively with zero performance penalty.

Networking

  • BBRv1 - Improved TCP congestion control
  • BBRv3 - Improved TCP congestion control (coming soon!)
  • Wireguard - Built-in VPN support
  • IP Set & IPv6 NAT Support - Advanced firewall capabilities
  • TTL Target Support - Network packet manipulation
  • CAKE, fq, fq_codel - Traffic shaping and fair queuing for reduced lag and balanced bandwidth
  • connmark - Connection marking for packet classification
  • TCP congestion control - CUBIC, BIC, Westwood, and HTCP for optimized performance across different network conditions

Other Features

  • TMPFS_XATTR - Extended attributes for tmpfs (Mountify support)
  • TMPFS_POSIX_ACL - POSIX ACLs for tmpfs

NTSync

Provide high-performance, low-latency synchronization primitives compatible with the Windows NT kernel API

Misc

  • Ptrace Leak Fix: For kernels < 5.16
  • Unicode Fix: Prevent path traversal and other detections using non-printable Unicode codepoints [Experimental]
  • TMPFS_XATTR: Extended attributes for tmpfs (Mountify support)
  • TMPFS_POSIX_ACL: POSIX ACLs for tmpfs

Changelog

This Release

  • Added BBRv3 (delayed)
  • Added NTSync
  • Ptrace Leak Fix - For kernels < 5.16
  • Unicode Fix - Prevent path traversal and other detections using non-printable Unicode codepoints [Experimental]

Recommended Tools

Kernel Flasher

  • Recommended flashing utility

PixelFlasher by badabing2005

  • Pixel phone flashing GUI utility with features.

Installation Instructions

Prerequisites

  • Unlocked bootloader.
  • Backup your current boot image.
  • Have root access using Magisk / KernelSU / Apatch (Any forks).

Via Kernel Flasher

Download the correct AnyKernel3 ZIP for your device.
If you previously used another root method, clean it up first:
a. Magisk: perform a complete uninstall after flashing the AnyKernel3 ZIP.
b. KSU LKM (boot/init_boot/vendor_boot‑patched): Flash back the stock boot/init_boot/vendor_boot depending on what you patched.
c. KSU GKI: if you are 100% sure you already flashed stock init_boot/boot/vendor_boot, no action is needed; otherwise, follow the same steps as KSU LKM.
d. APatch: remove /data/adb contents to avoid leftover root conflicts after flashing the AnyKernel3 ZIP.
Flash the ZIP to the active slot using Kernel Flasher.
Install the KernelSU‑Next Manager APK, same version as mentioned in the release notes.
Open the KernelSU‑Next app.
Reboot the device if you performed any cleanup in step 2

Force Load Kernel Modules (Bypass) — flashing with Bypass-Image

Important

Most users do not need this. This option does not help bypass root-detection systems — it only replaces the kernel image used during flashing for compatibility workarounds.

How to enable:

  • Set do.flash_bypass=1, in the anykernel.sh file within the AnyKernel3.zip.

Behavior:

  • If do.flash_bypass=1 is set it will move Bypass-Image to replace the usual Image file prior to performing version checks and flashing.
  • If do.flash_bypass=1 is set and Bypass-Image is not found, the installer will abort with an error to avoid accidental forced flashing of an unintended image.

Why / When to use:

  • Use this only when a Normal flash fails to boot due to kernel module incompatibilities.
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