Never trust a single file that claims to replace both boot and vbmeta . It’s a recipe for a brick.
If your device has a separate vbmeta partition, simply patching the boot image may not be enough. You must often flash a "disabled" vbmeta state.
: After patching, official over-the-air updates will fail unless you restore the stock images. : If the device stuck on the logo, it usually means --disable-verity
This is the most reliable method. You will patch the boot image with Magisk, then flash a modified vbmeta image.
Never trust a single file that claims to replace both boot and vbmeta . It’s a recipe for a brick.
If your device has a separate vbmeta partition, simply patching the boot image may not be enough. You must often flash a "disabled" vbmeta state. patch vbmeta in boot image magisk
: After patching, official over-the-air updates will fail unless you restore the stock images. : If the device stuck on the logo, it usually means --disable-verity Never trust a single file that claims to
This is the most reliable method. You will patch the boot image with Magisk, then flash a modified vbmeta image. then flash a modified vbmeta image.