I didn't even have to reapply settings. Everything running fine. Hoping the transition to Android 12 is as smooth (though with the UI changes I doubt it)
Actually, I may have found a problem. Pressing the power button and choosing "Restart", my Pixel 4xl says "Restarting in safe mode". If I disable the SystemUI mod, system restarts normally. Can you test on yours?Yeah I believe that one is once again only security updates. They are saving all our actual changes for the Android 12 drop which should be around Halloween
Mine said it but then booted normally and not in safe modeActually, I may have found a problem. Pressing the power button and choosing "Restart", my Pixel 4xl says "Restarting in safe mode". If I disable the SystemUI mod, system restarts normally. Can you test on yours?
Ah well, It doesn't seem serious.
Thanks!Yes, I'm here. But, as I've said earlier I'm currently really busy IRL and waiting for the opportunity to start making a similar MOD for 12.
Anyway, that behavior is weird but it could be just a wrong ID pointing to that string. Nothing major, I believe.
Cheers!
Aw! That would have been a perfect opportunity to see if rebooting in safe mode automatically disables all installed magisk modules! I read somewhere that was built into magisk.No. When I tried to flash them it bricked my device and I had to do a clean install
It is built into Magisk. What you have to do is boot into Safe Mode and then reboot into regular mode. Once you're rebooted all magisk mods should be disabled and you can then delete the offending module. Off course you can also delete modules with adb as well.Aw! That would have been a perfect opportunity to see if rebooting in safe mode automatically disables all installed magisk modules! I read somewhere that was built into magisk.
I'm sorry guys but currently I'm abroad and without a PC to test. But some users already tested it on Pixel 5 and Pixel 3 and reported that it was working, so I think it's ok. I still haven't tested it though.
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Thank you bro. Because I did it myself and got the same results. I thoughts maybe I had reached an error. I see now I'm not alone. Thank for the Swift response as we all wait.No. When I tried to flash them it bricked my device and I had to do a clean install
That's an awesome ADB command to have bookmarked! Thanks!It is built into Magisk. What you have to do is boot into Safe Mode and then reboot into regular mode. Once you're rebooted all magisk mods should be disabled and you can then delete the offending module. Off course you can also delete modules with adb as well.
For the adb command: adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modules
Boot to Bootloader
Connect phone and run this command
Start the phone and wait for the command to run
Hey, i just noticed in the following videoSure, I may try to look if those features exist on a A12 custom and try to port them.
adb shell
su
rm -rf /data/adb/modules/Modded_SystemUI && reboot
adb shell
magisk --remove-modules
adb logcat > log.txt