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It is possible to root AVD (Android Virtual Device) with Magisk using rootAVD script. It works on Windows/Mac/Linux Requirements: Android Studio. See tutorial how to install it: Install Android Studio | Android Developers Have at least one AVD created and running. See tutorial how to set it up: Create and manage virtual devices | Android Studio | Android Developers A working Internet connection for the Menu Be able to use terminal/cmd rootAVD script (Direct link): https://gitlab.com/newbit/rootAVD/-/archive/master/rootAVD-master.zip Have ANDROID_HOME enviornment path set of your SDK path. Check the documentation for your operation system to learn how. Reference: Environment variables | Android Studio | Android Developers Note: You can’t use ARM images on x86 computer or vice versa. ARM only zygisk modules will not work on x86 AVD. Because Zygisk injects zygote, ARM translation can’t be supported, it is by design. Currently only x86 supported modules will work

The official version only supported Android 10-14 only. I just make some changes to support Android 9. Tested on phone and emulator. I did made a pull request, so hopefully the author of Core Patch will accept it Download: https://github.com/AndnixSH/CorePatch/releases Screenshots:

Il2CppDumper CLI for Linux and macOS. This also works on Apple M1/Silicon computers. Usage: In a file explorer, open in terminal from a directory where Il2CppDumper is located, or open terminal, change directory using “cd (path)”, then run: ./Il2CppDumper <executable-file> <global-metadata> <output-directory> If you got permission denied error, run this command Code: chmod +x Il2CppDumper Then you can execute Il2CppDumper Download https://github.com/AndnixSH/Il2CppDumper/releases https://mega.nz/folder/jQoAST7Q#fn6hm7JcSJbJw5tNbhiSLA Building: If you want to compile it yourself, you can install .NET Core and run the folloing command lines using CMD on your project directory Code: dotnet publish -r linux-x64 -p:PublishSingleFile=true -f net7.0 --self-contained dotnet publish -r osx-x64 -p:PublishSingleFile=true -f net7.0 --self-contained Link to .NET Core: Download .NET (Linux, macOS, and Windows) Credit: Perfare - Perfare/Il2CppDumper

VMOS Pro was protected so I wasn’t able to modify/crack APK. Instead, I made a custom ROM as a zip file for VMOS Pro that includes permanent root and Xposed, all done on my Android phone because zipping on Windows or Linux caused corruption on the ROM file. You don’t need to use modded APK at all YOU CANNOT INSTALL ANY OTHER ROMS SUCH AS SAMSUNG, HUAWEI, ETC THAT ARE NOT MADE FOR VMOS. VMOS ROM IMPORTING IS FOR VMOS ROM ONLY. PLEASE DO NOT BE DUMB! FOR EMULATOR USERS: DO NOT TRY TO RUN VMOS IN EMULATORS, ALL VM APPS ARE NEVER SUPPORTED AND WILL SUBJECT TO CRASH. THIS IS ABSOLUTELY DUMB WAY TO DO IT. INSTEAD, INSTALL OTHER EMULATORS LISTED HERE: https://www.andnixsh.com/2018/10/free-android-emulator-collections.html Download VMOS Pro app English and Chinese version has been combined into one APK, so you will get same version if you downloaded from EN or CN website Global (EN) website: https://www.vmos.com/ Chinese website: http://www.vmos.cn/product_center_vmospro.htm Download c

Currently, Zygisk does not work on Android 12 emulators. Enabling build-in Zygisk in Magisk settings would either brick the emulator or do nothing. Zygisk Next module is the solution, it is a standalone module implementation of Zygisk, providing Zygisk API support for KernelSU and a replacement of Magisk’s built-in Zygisk. Build-in Zygisk does work fine on emulators running Android 7 and 9. If it doesn’t work, use old version of Magisk Delta fdac22ba-delta(25210) . Note: MuMu 12 is not supported yet. Do not try installing Zygisk Next on MuMu 12, It will brick the emulator and you will lose your data!!! Use Riru module until then. Reference NoxPlayer A12 finally have zygisk · Issue #199 · HuskyDG/magisk-files IMGUI/MOD MENU MODULES ARE NOT SUPPORTED BECAUSE THOSE MODULES ONLY SUPPORT ARM PROCESSOR, ZYGISK AND ZYGISK NEXT DOES NOT SUPPORT ARM TRANSLATION, ONLY X86 MODULES WILL WORK ON X86 EMULATORS. THE ONLY WAY IS TO USE ARM COMPUTER LIKE RASPBERRY PI OR APPLE COMPUTER WITH SILI

Important: If you are gonna use Magisk Delta to install Zygisk mod menus on emulators, STOP RIGHT NOW!!! Most Zygisk mod menus support ARM only, therefore x86 emulators are NOT supported, although they support ARM translation. It is what it is! Magisk Delta is a fork by HuskyDG, including old school MagiskHide, Riru and some custom features. It works same as with official Magisk. Magisk Delta is a lot easier to install compared to MagiskOnEmu. Magisk Delta works on phones too but we will not cover it. If you need help with phones, refer to this page Magisk Delta or XDA forum Currently, only Magisk Delta support Magisk installation into system partition. Although emulator has ramdisk image, patching ramdisk is not used because ramdisk is stored in seperate partition with very SMALL disk size that is not enough to store Magisk binaries. Download Magisk Delta Video tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjCi3pRXvF4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wd2U3VRnDyw https://www.youtube

Note, this tool is not mine. I just shared it from other site for archive purposes with safe download links that lasts longer. Source: https://forum.release-apk.com/viewtopic.php?f=23&t=99023 SAP (Split APKs Packer) Requirements: JRE/OpenJDK 1.8 or above Overview: A simple and fast tool to transform Android App Bundles into single Android Packages. DOWNLOAD: Mega: https://mega.nz/folder/zdQxwASY#UM1eMnUTZL4CDegX3zE_HA Box: https://app.box.com/s/7swkpazrrt338kum5bkpeqcr5545hyr9 Sbupload: https://sbupload.com/folder/1564/SAP HOW IT WORKS SAP uses Apktool to decode the resources of the files included in the bundle to be processed. Then it merges all these files into the base package folder before adjusting and correcting them. Apktool is used to build the single package, Uber-APK-Signer for zipAlign/sign processes. SAP doesn’t work on dynamic features but configuration modules only. INFO: SAP is a portable application ; all files present in its folder are necessary. F

The VM is a virtual machine environment that isolate from your phone system. You can root inside VM, install something fun, install malcious apps, etc without affecting your physical phone. There is no need to worry about the risk of viruses and system crashes, and no information can be stolen outside VM. And it can be useful to use certain apps and games that are not supported on your device Here are the list of the app you can try. There is no such “best” app, stability and performance vary from device to device. Just try any of them until you find the one that works best for you =D Do you know more VM app that is not listed? please let me know =D VM apps with root support If you need root, use any VMs below. Useful to install unsigned APK (Search for the tutorial how to install unsigned APK) VMOS Pro Android ROM version: 4.4.4, 5.1.1 (32-bit), 7.1.2 (32-bit & 64-bit), 9.0 (64-bit) Rootable: Yes, free for geeks A5.1.1 ROM, paid for lite ROMs. Xposed: Yes, free for geek