Collection of Magisk Modules

[LarappsOfDongle]

Collection of modules for @topjohnwu's Magisk!

General Information

I wanted to make a single thread where everyone can contribute and add modules to serve as a one stop shop for modules until the Magisk Manager gets an xposed-like module downloader. All files are attached in the order that they are introduced.

My Modules

Busybox Installer - Credits: YasadSharaf for the binaries
The installer detects what architecture (ARM/ARM64, x86/x86_64, MIPS/MIPS64) your device uses and installs the correct busybox binary accordingly.

Better Battery Stats Installer - Credits: @JudgeDread11
The installer systemless-ly installs the Better Battery Stats app.

Screen Density Changer - Credits: @JudgeDread11
The zip changes your screen density systemless-ly, extract the zip to set the value that you would like.

Debloater - Credits: @JudgeDread11
The zip debloats your ROM, he uses for Asus Zenfone 2 could probably be adapted to many more devices.

Mount Magisk
The simple script mounts the magisk.img to /magisk to allow it to be edited in case a module or script is causing a bootloop.

ViPER4Android Installer - Credits: @topjohnwu edit by me
The installer systemless-ly installs the ViPER4Android app as well as the driver. Detects and supports the x86 V4A driver. It uses the material design version 2.3.4.0 because it is of higher quality than 2.4.0.1. Two zips, one for dark theme and other for light theme.

Ad-Block Installer
The installer systemless-ly installs my ad-blocker, which supports updating by running hosts as root in terminal. The updater utilizes a wget port to android. The entire hosts file is 18 MB and has over 600k unique entries. Hosts is located at GitHub.

Liveboot Installer - Credits: @topjohnwu edit by me
The installer systemless-ly installs the LiveBoot app and script. Credits to @topjohnwu for this one I just edited the settings to the way I prefer it. Two zips, one with boot logs and one without both have 60 lines as default.

Credits & Thanks: Mainly @osm0sis for his awesome odds & ends thread that I used as a template and @topjohnwu for Magisk. Also everyone else who has contributed in any way to installer scripts for various mods, I've tried to include your name by the module you contributed to.

Disclaimer: Naturally, you take all the responsibility for what happens to your device when you start messing around with things.

Contributing: Post a reply with your module attached or a link to it with a short description. I'll add it to the OP with credits and a link to your post. Or even post ideas for modules!

Source Code:Working on it.

 

[JudgeDread11]

These are all very simple modules, but good for noobs like me, who would like some examples.

A better battery stats systemless system app

The sample from the magisk thread, changing screen density by script.

And a sample for a de-bloat module that I use on stock Asus Zenfone 2 laser.

 

[LarappsOfDongle]

These are all very simple modules, but good for noobs like me, who would like some examples.

A better battery stats systemless system app

The sample from the magisk thread, changing screen density by script.

And a sample for a de-bloat module that I use on stock Asus Zenfone 2 laser.

All coming soon, on the road and I keep getting failure to upload.

Nice man! Yeah I whipped these up relatively quickly just trying to get some out there, working on an Aroma that lets you choose the density you'd like to change to. :good:

 

[steveo17]

thanks for this. it seems that for me, V4A installs fine, but when i go to use it, it does not work. I did not install the drivers within the app, pretty sure you're not supposed to right?


also, installed the new adblocker and i can't seem to disable it still:

 

[LarappsOfDongle]

thanks for this. it seems that for me, V4A installs fine, but when i go to use it, it does not work. I did not install the drivers within the app, pretty sure you're not supposed to right?


also, installed the new adblocker and i can't seem to disable it still:

What does it say when you open it?

 

[steveo17]

What does it say when you open it?

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[LarappsOfDongle]

Try these or whichever one you used

 

[kryptikal]

removing/disabling modules?

Hi,
I was wondering what the process is for removing modules since there isn't a manager like there is for xposed? Please let me know when you have a moment.
Thanks

 

[steveo17]

Try these or whichever one you used

the drivers seem to be installed now. no prompt at startup to install drivers, but it still does not appear to be working. i've tried toggling effects via bluetooth and wired headphones and neither work.

I'm on a Nexus 6P, encrypted, Android N Official, Magisk v6, selinux enforcing

 

[LarappsOfDongle]

Hi,
I was wondering what the process is for removing modules since there isn't a manager like there is for xposed? Please let me know when you have a moment.
Thanks

Open up the /Magisk folder and delete the module folder that you don't want.

 

[LarappsOfDongle]

the drivers seem to be installed now. no prompt at startup to install drivers, but it still does not appear to be working. i've tried toggling effects via bluetooth and wired headphones and neither work.

I'm on a Nexus 6P, encrypted, Android N Official, Magisk v6, selinux enforcing

Play music after you've changed settings and then tap driver status and screenshot it. I'm pretty sure Android N needs permissive.

 

[JudgeDread11]

Open up the /Magisk folder and delete the module folder that you don't want.

Or if you afraid things go seriously wrong when you delete something that is essential in your running system add a file called remove to the mod folder. The mod will be removed on the next reboot.

 

[LarappsOfDongle]

Or if you afraid things go seriously wrong when you delete something that is essential in your running system add a file called remove to the mod folder. The mod will be removed on the next reboot.

How would u accidently delete something essential if your in the Magisk folder? This works too but the reasoning behind it doesn't make sense, your nowhere near deleting anything 'essential' while in the /magisk folder.

 

[JudgeDread11]

How would u accidently delete something essential if your in the Magisk folder? This works too but the reasoning behind it doesn't make sense, your nowhere near deleting anything 'essential' while in the /magisk folder.

From my understanding you can change anything in the system folder, and i believe there is some essential stuff in there. When you run a mod that changes this stuff the files in the mod folder are the files the system is linked to. So removing these files on the fly would have the same result as removing the files on the fly in an unmodded system.
I might be wrong. But I'm learning

 

[steveo17]

Play music after you've changed settings and then tap driver status and screenshot it. I'm pretty sure Android N needs permissive.

No difference. Music is playing, with permissive via Magisk Manager

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[mati_boy]

No difference. Music is playing, with permissive via Magisk Manager

had this problem too
installing v4a apk v2.4.0.1 fixed this

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[steveo17]

had this problem too
installing v4a apk v2.4.0.1 fixed this

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From the magisk thread?

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[mati_boy]

From the magisk thread?

no, from the material design v4a thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/app-material-viper4android-2-3-4-0u-t3190352/page45

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[steveo17]

no, from the material design v4a thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/app-material-viper4android-2-3-4-0u-t3190352/page45

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yep that did the trick!

thanks!

 

[LarappsOfDongle]

had this problem too
installing v4a apk v2.4.0.1 fixed this

I'll switch to that apk in the script :good: