Same.Hello everyone! First of all I pay my respects to the community for all the work. On the other hand, the module didn't work for me... now I have my camera completely useless. My phone is a Xiaomi Redmi Note 7, I later understood that it was not compatible with it. I have looked for 1000 ways to uninstall the module but none of them work for me, the biggest problem I have is that the module does not appear in Magisk Manager or in Recovery Mode... Is there any way to uninstall the module without having to start from 0 on Android? Thank you all very much in advance.
If there is no mask in the mask manager, it means that the brush in is not successful, and there are no files in the system, so there is no need to uninstallDoesn't work for OnePlus 8T
Same.
I'd like to uninstall the two zips provided in OP. Not a fan of junk installs and files.
I can see no line. Pls help.How to check if it is running:
1. Open terminal and issue command "getprop | grep camera".
If it's running, you should be able to find a line "persist.camera.HAL3.enabled 1"
Use a terminal from your android. Either install juicessh or termux.
Hey I was very dumb to install this without reading the whole thing
How to enable all of these features?Since Google Camera with HDR+ was ported already, it requires that camera2api to be enabled.
This is done by editing build.prop to add or enable "persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1".
Note:
This mod only adds camera2api support in the build.prop systemlessly. This does not guarantee modded google camera hdr+ will work on your device.
Axon 7 Users:
Here's a working GCAM that works on my device. However, I don't see any difference with my stock cam hdr. I just use this for slowmo, panorama, photosphere and lens blur effects.
MGCB_7.0H_C2API_Mid_v.3.6_AllinOne_Full_Manual.apk
Requirements:
Android 5.0 & up
Magisk v15
~2014+ Snapdragon SoCs
Instruction:
Add the zip in Magisk Manager -> Modules and reboot.
Or you could also flash it in your custom recovery, TWRP etc.
How to check if it is running:
1. Open terminal and issue command "getprop | grep camera".
If it's running, you should be able to find a line "persist.camera.HAL3.enabled=1". Check attached screenshot for example.
Or
2. Install Camera2 Probe from playstore to check your device's camera capabilities.
UPDATES:
9-15-17:
-added v1400 template
-added camera2api with slowmo fix for Axon 7 users. (I can't guarantee slowmo on other models will work since I used my device's media_profiles.xml file.)
01-25-18
-updated to v1500 template for C2API - Download this file if you only want the HAL3 enabled.
-updated to v1500 template for C2API+slowmo+ (credits to @j1505243)
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Credits:
- BSG (4pda)
- @j1505243
Noob question: how do I check in terminal if it's already enabled because in rom included?
Another reason is so that you don't have to edit the actual build.prop file. Magisk is all about systemless system mods after all...
Edit: Wait a minute... I just looked at the module zip. Why is it so complicated? Why not just use the Magisk built-in resetprop tool through the module system.prop to set the desired prop value?
Edit 2: @otaconremo You've just taken an old Universal SafetyNet fix module and used that instead of the normal template, haven't you?