So I recently found a few articles that say it's possible to install Magisk w/o a root or custom recovery.
Example:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g6/how-to/guide-insatll-magisk-root-recovery-t3900475?&cf=1
I also happen to have a Samsung Note Pro 12.2 (905v) that has a Verizon locked bootloader.
I am trying to use this method of installing Magisk on it, however I can't get the Adb to recognize the tablet. So my questions are,
Does the Verizon lock down the ability to connect via ADB?
Has anyone successfully installed Magisk in the above method on a Samsung Verizon device? and of so how?
Bonus Question(s): is there a way to wipe the entire tablet and bootloader and start from a blank motherboard without killing it?
Or
Can you boot from SD card?[/SIZE]
Example:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g6/how-to/guide-insatll-magisk-root-recovery-t3900475?&cf=1
I also happen to have a Samsung Note Pro 12.2 (905v) that has a Verizon locked bootloader.
I am trying to use this method of installing Magisk on it, however I can't get the Adb to recognize the tablet. So my questions are,
Does the Verizon lock down the ability to connect via ADB?
Has anyone successfully installed Magisk in the above method on a Samsung Verizon device? and of so how?
Bonus Question(s): is there a way to wipe the entire tablet and bootloader and start from a blank motherboard without killing it?
Or
Can you boot from SD card?[/SIZE]
