MrX0r
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5 years ago bootkali_init
#enable depmod/modprobe support in rootfs
if [ ! "$(mountpoint $mnt/lib/modules 2> /dev/null | grep 'is a')" ]; then
$busybox mount -r -o bind /vendor/lib/modules /system/lib/modules
$busybox mount -r -o bind /system/lib/modules $mnt/lib/modules && bklog "[+] mounted /lib/modules"
fi
no works
Hello, on Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 lavender is the Magisk-Modules is not compatible there are several problems.
Device: Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 [lavender] || ROM: LineageOS / crDroid || Android Version: 10.0 || Magisk: 20.1
Nethunter doesnt really have any support for system-as-root-partition
There are surely still various mistakes how could one fix that?
data/data/com.offsec.nethunter/files/script bootkali_init > I edited this line
#enable depmod/modprobe support in rootfs if [ ! "$(mountpoint $mnt/lib/modules 2> /dev/null | grep 'is a')" ]; then $busybox mount -r -o bind /vendor/lib/modules $mnt/lib/modules && bklog "[+] mounted /lib/modules" fiBut unfortunately without success he can not integrate the modules.The modules are in "/vendor/lib/modules"
https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Repo/KaliNethunter/issues/8
I also tried to install "kalifs-arm64-full.tar.xz" (Of course I edited the filename) but every time after unpacking, Nethunter deletes everything! There is a bug in the Nethunter script he checks if it is kali-armhf.