Since 18.1 hasn't been "officially" released yet it wouldn't suprise me if one runs into build errors.
Did you manage to get the magiskinit64 file? Since v22 they merged Magisk and the Magisk Manager App, so there is no more downloadable Magisk.zip which contains the arm/magiskinit64 file. Seems like one also has to build Magisk on it's own.
I read that 18.1 official builds are being generated here (and I hope it isn't an April Fools joke), so I thought thelineage-18.1
branch is ready for builds. It's unclear which branch is being used and I am not familiar with official build process/ pipelines to know.
I did build Magisk from source, however the default built process is generatingmagiskinit
forarmeabi-v7a
which is 32-bit.
Upon further internet search, I came across this, and to quote:
I double checked with v1.4 source by downloading the init file Modpunk used from here and ran:
saitejal@MacBook-Pro ~ % file Downloads/init Downloads/init: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, ARM, EABI5 version 1 (SYSV), statically linked, BuildID[sha1]=1e6afa77c4724a091cd787585cba739f04bbaaa3, stripped
I am yet to build a bootimage and test it out but I am attaching the Magisk v22.1 init file zipped.
Who can provide the beyond0lte-boot-magisk20.4 (LineageOS 18.1) file?I'll upload a boot.img which is pre-patched for Magisk 20.4. You can flash this via twrp and Magisk should work, just need to install the Magisk Manager.
edit: Here it is https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=4349826312261761185 Unzip the file. If you wish, you can verify it using gpg, then flash the boot.img via TWRP.
Perhaps Downgrade patch.
Rescue LineageOS 18.1