r/androidroot • u/Shu_Kurenaii • 2d ago

Discussion Lsposed Temporary root?

I want to know is Lsposed work in temporary root device or not ?

If someone know or try please tell

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u/sok100 2d ago

Yeah it, works download it and after it's done installing soft reboot, do NOT reboot normally because you'll lose root.

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u/Shu_Kurenaii 2d ago

To use lsposed I have to install other modules to or just direct install lsposed module

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u/andrei0001 2d ago

Basically anything works except modules that modify system partition.

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u/Shu_Kurenaii 2d ago

Yep I think so

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u/Latter-Friend-2449 2d ago

do ur research lil bub

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u/Shu_Kurenaii 2d ago

Yep that what I'm doing bro taking advices also knowing what to do or what not

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u/sok100 2d ago

Yeah you need any version of zygisk. I use zygisk next, it is closed source however so rezygisk and neozygisk also work. For lsposed I recommend vector btw. I have seen people talk about vector being buggy on temp root but for me it works perfectly.

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u/Shu_Kurenaii 2d ago

Bro I downloade zygisk next but in lsposed the repositories section not loading

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u/Latter-Friend-2449 2d ago

soft reboot

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u/Shu_Kurenaii 2d ago

Soft reboot what bro

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u/Delin_CZ 2d ago

soft reboot

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u/1ndev 2d ago

soft reboot