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The command runs, but the avd is not rooted - Linux #30
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did the avd shut down / a cold boot? Or just a reboot? |
Cold boot. Moreover I have set my avd to cold boot everytime |
Just read this: https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/script-rootavd-root-your-android-studio-virtual-device-emulator-with-magisk-android-12-linux-darwin-macos-win-google-play-store-apis.4218123/ |
Perfekt, I do the same with the cold boot. All good, A12 is supported and it should work. And it did. |
Hmm, the script should actually complain one the second run that the ramdisk is already patched. Is it possible that you have more than one AVD and that you mix it up between running it and pointing the script to it? |
Also, API 28 seems like Pie, which is not supported at all! |
Uhhh.. I am running API 31. |
But both your logs are showing |
Hmmmm... I don't know what caused that. I check in Settings>About, and the android version is showing 12. I think I know what is the issue. I did use an API 28 avd before, but I removed it afterwards. The sdk-system-image for that is still there. Let me delete that (~/Android/Sdk/system-images/android-28) and try again. |
Happened to me too. Use the listallavds parameter to get all your images available. |
If possible do you know how to disable serial console? Somehow any avd I start it is enabled. Any links would be helpful, thanks. Will close this issue in a few hours:) |
Great! Not sure about the console. Could be Kernel Boot parameter related. |
When I check the emulator. There is a Magisk app, but no Zygisk option. Also somehow I don't need to use the 'export path' command.
If I click on install Magisk there is only one option 'select and patch a file'. Please help.
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