How to root AVD (Android Virtual Device) with Magisk
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