Rooting: Replacing Kingroot with Magisk

[Rizzy717]

Hey guys, I own a galaxy grand 2 and I'd like to know the best method to root it with Magisk.
From research, kingroot seems to have the easiest method (through the root App).

I'm thinking about rooting with kingroot App and later switch to Magisk.
Here are the steps I plan to use:

-Root with kingroot App
-Install official TWRP App and create a custom recovery
-uninstall Kingroot (unroot device)
-Boot into recovery and flash Magisk
-install Magisk manager

Will this method work properly? And will it enable Apps to pass safetynet test?
Any tips will be appreciated, thanks

 

[ari.subagiyo]

Hey guys, I own a galaxy grand 2 and I'd like to know the best method to root it with Magisk.
From research, kingroot seems to have the easiest method (through the root App).

I'm thinking about rooting with kingroot App and later switch to Magisk.
Here are the steps I plan to use:

-Root with kingroot App
-Install official TWRP App and create a custom recovery
-uninstall Kingroot (unroot device)
-Boot into recovery and flash Magisk
-install Magisk manager

Will this method work properly? And will it enable Apps to pass safetynet test?
Any tips will be appreciated, thanks

Yes this method work fine for all N base with kernel A$$ 2.1.

 

[Rizzy717]

Yes this method work fine for all N base with kernel A$$ 2.1.

Ok thanks, I'll try it and give an update here.