Any way to SELinux permissive?

[Sewolk]

Hello! I've got A6 some time ago, and now trying to mess with XPosed, Magisk, and Root. Everything is cool, except of SELinux, I couldn't switch it to Permissive mode, but I really want to. I had some research recently and it seems like stock Samsung kernels have ALWAYS_ENFORCE function or something. I've already tried to flash a few custom kernels, but (almost?) all of them been made for Android Pie. Unfortunately, I have Android Q.

Do there any way to switch SELinux to permissive besides compiling my own kernel based on Samsung open source? Maybe, I have missed something? It doesn't look's like people have many problems with it...

Thanks in advance!

 

[nqnxev]

Just flash some A600X permissive custom kernel, for example Simple Kernel or H-Kernel:

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You can also flash Ares Kernel (it's also permissive).

 

[Sewolk]

Just flash some A600X permissive custom kernel, for example Simple Kernel or H-Kernel:

Releases · samsungexynos7870/android_kernel_samsung_exynos7870

Contribute to samsungexynos7870/android_kernel_samsung_exynos7870 development by creating an account on GitHub.

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You can also flash Ares Kernel (it's also permissive).

Thank you for your reply! I couldn't find Ares Kernel. H-Kernel works for me, but there is a problem — when I flashed Magisk and tried to boot, Samsung logo just didn't appear, and I have stuck on a black screen. Same with a Simple Kernel. Never faced that issue on a stock. Any ideas how to fix this maybe?..

I'll try to search for more kernels, thanks for the tip anyway!

 

[nqnxev]

Ares kernel is available here and here (older releases; Ares Iron 6.0 was very stable on my device).

I don't know why Magisk makes troubles during boot on your device.

 

[Sewolk]

Ares kernel is available here and here (older releases; Ares Iron 6.0 was very stable on my device).

I don't know why Magisk makes troubles during boot on your device.

Okay, so I have tried Ares kernel, thanks a lot for the links. Unfortunately, there are same problem with Magisk, so it seems like this is not a specific kernel causing it. To be honest, I don't have any ideas why is this happening too...