Development [ROM][13][raven] RisingOS 1.0 Atlantis[AOSP][GAPPS][UNOFFICIAL]

[abalam]

I have root with the same combination.

Okay, yes was rooted with stock but when I RA Flash via Fkm after the reboot the root went away. It's weird, but I don't actually need root and now I don't have to manually flash the kernel via fastboot

 

[abalam]

Just a question about root happening. Have patched the boot.img and stuff after reboot device just stays root.. Now when I flash in Fkm RA kernel root is gone after reboot. Very strange...I don't have this with other roms. Does anyone know a solution for this? Everything installed correctly on a and b.

 

[Theripper91]

Just a question about root happening. Have patched the boot.img and stuff after reboot device just stays root.. Now when I flash in Fkm RA kernel root is gone after reboot. Very strange...I don't have this with other roms. Does anyone know a solution for this? Everything installed correctly on a and b.

1)Download Magisk V25. 2 or whatever latest version
2)Patch the Fkm kernel in Magisk.
3)Flash the patched boot image with fastboot

 

[phaino00]

Just a question about root happening. Have patched the boot.img and stuff after reboot device just stays root.. Now when I flash in Fkm RA kernel root is gone after reboot. Very strange...I don't have this with other roms. Does anyone know a solution for this? Everything installed correctly on a and b.

You need to root with magisk patched Nov stock boot image rather than the magisk patched Rice Droid boot image. Then when you flash kernel you will retain root. Not certain why, but reported as a working workaround. Can confirm this works for me.

 

[Theripper91]

You need to root with magisk patched Nov stock boot image rather than the magisk patched Rice Droid boot image. Then when you flash kernel you will retain root. Not certain why, but reported as a working workaround. Can confirm this works for me.

Nov. stock image.... as in android 12?

 

[abalam]

You need to root with magisk patched Nov stock boot image rather than the magisk patched Rice Droid boot image. Then when you flash kernel you will retain root. Not certain why, but reported as a working workaround. Can confirm this works for me.

Have done that.
- patch the boot.img from ricedroid
- have boot in in fastboot and have direct install it again, this because I let it boot.
- rom comes now with rooted boot img and all root apps works.
- now I flash RA in Fkm and after reboot my root is gona

 

[abalam]

Have done that.
- patch the boot.img from ricedroid
- have boot in in fastboot and have direct install it again, this because I let it boot.
- rom comes now with rooted boot img and all root apps works.
- now I flash RA in Fkm and after reboot my root is gona

Edit: you mean flash or boot patched boot.img from stock oem nov? Not what comes with ricedroid???

 

[phaino00]

Edit: you mean flash or boot patched boot.img from stock oem nov? Not what comes with ricedroid???

Correct. Nov 22 A13 factory image (stock) boot image. It seems odd, but it is a known workaround.

 

[phaino00]

Nov. stock image.... as in android 12?

No A13.

 

[abalam]

Correct. Nov 22 A13 factory image (stock) boot image. It seems odd, but it is a known workaround.

A strange way. Yes don't need root but just thought it was weird that it didn't stay after a flash. I'm gonna give it a try

 

[jlokos]

A strange way. Yes don't need root but just thought it was weird that it didn't stay after a flash. I'm gonna give it a try

It is strange but it works.

 

[abalam]

It is strange but it works.

Oke, Have used the patched boot.img from november stock oem for ricedroid. Afterwards flashed Ra kernel but root remains missing.

 

[jlokos]

Oke, Have used the patched boot.img from november stock oem for ricedroid. Afterwards flashed Ra kernel but root remains missing.

You used a patched stock boot image? You say stock oem for ricedroid. Flash November stock patched boot image; reboot and then use a kernel flasher to flash radioactive.

 

[abalam]

You used a patched stock boot image? You say stock oem for ricedroid. Flash November stock patched boot image; reboot and then use a kernel flasher to flash radioactive.

No man, I use the patched stock kernel from november.

 

[w_tapper]

Nov. stock image.... as in android 12?

no... the latest security update

 

[jlokos]

No man, I use the patched stock kernel from november.

I don't know what the problem is. It's worked for others in this thread.

 

[w_tapper]

I don't know what the problem is. It's worked for others in this thread.

yeah I use the stock boot image with kirisakura perfectly fine



maybe it's because he's trying to flash radioactive kernel and not kirisakura

 

[thecdn]

yeah I use the stock boot image with kirisakura perfectly fine



maybe it's because he's trying to flash radioactive kernel and not kirisakura

No, I've done both and am currently on radioactive rooted.

 

[chewy74]

No man, I use the patched stock kernel from november.

So you used the boot.img from the latest stock firmware on the Google website?

Factory Images for Nexus and Pixel Devices | Google Play services | Google Developers

developers.google.com

After pulling the boot from it, you patch it through magisk and flash it. This will give you root so you can use fkm or exkm app or kernel flasher to flash radioactive or kirisakura kernel and after reboot, you should still have root.

 

[abalam]

So you used the boot.img from the latest stock firmware on the Google website?

Factory Images for Nexus and Pixel Devices | Google Play services | Google Developers

developers.google.com

After pulling the boot from it, you patch it through magisk and flash it. This will give you root so you can use fkm or exkm app or kernel flasher to flash radioactive or kirisakura kernel and after reboot, you should still have root.

I know very well how to perform such an action, thanks for the explanation anyway. Just did it as you suggested but unfortunately nothing. Make sure you have the rom as well set to a and b. Try again soon. Thanks anyway guys.