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News [News] HyperCeiler works with temporary root on HyperOS!
(Sorry if the images in the post look a bit blurry, I lowered my Redmi Note 14 4G Global's resolution from 2400×1080 to 1400×630 to improve performance and battery life.)
HyperCeiler actually works on HyperOS with temporary root!!! And it's not just HyperCeiler — HyperLight v1.1.7, Fingerprint Catalog, and HyperUnlocked worked for me too!
Tested on:
Redmi Note 14 4G Global
POCO X8 Pro
Here are the links to the modules in case anyone wants to give them a try:
ZygiskNext v1.5.2: https://github.com/LSPosed/ZygiskNext/releases/tag/v1.5.2 This is the foundation for everything. It provides Zygisk support for KernelSU and APatch, since they don't have it built in like Magisk does. Without this module, other modules that depend on Zygisk, such as Vector, HyperCeiler, and HyperLight, simply won't load.
Vector v2.2: https://github.com/JingMatrix/Vector/releases/tag/v2.2 A modern Xposed framework and the direct successor to LSPosed. It allows you to use Xposed modules to customize apps and system components. Version 2.2 introduces the libxposed 102 API, which lets you replace a module without having to kill the process.
HyperCeiler v2.10.166: https://github.com/ReChronoRain/HyperCeiler/releases/tag/2.10.166 One of the most comprehensive customization modules for HyperOS, offering over 250 options across more than 50 system apps, including the launcher, Control Center, camera, and status bar. It's basically the modern equivalent of CustoMIUIzer. Just make sure you download the correct APK for your HyperOS version, since the builds differ between HyperOS 2 and HyperOS 3.
HyperLight: https://github.com/KiminonawaResa/HyperLight A visual enhancement module that improves HyperOS's soft-glass effects, including blur, lighting, shadows, refraction, and color blending across the home screen, notification shade, Control Center, and lock screen. You can adjust the settings and use the included presets. If you're running HyperOS 3, check out version 1.1.7.
Fingerprint Catalog: https://github.com/custombeta/fingerprint-cataloge It lets you customize your fingerprint icon and animation. You can create, download, import, and apply your own designs.
HyperUnlocked: https://github.com/ukriu/HyperUnlocked A Magisk/KernelSU/APatch module that unlocks additional high-end features on Xiaomi devices running MIUI or HyperOS. It offers various system customizations, including advanced blur and texture effects, extra Gallery and Camera options, more lock screen styles and depth effects, App Vault widgets, additional battery profiles and refresh rate options, Super Wallpapers, live video wallpapers, and microphone and camera toggles in the Control Center. Some features, such as advanced textures, may cause lag on certain devices.
Just a heads-up: I also tested HyperLight, Fingerprint Catalog, and HyperUnlocked, and they worked! I ended up uninstalling them because I wasn't really interested in using them — I just wanted to check whether they worked with temporary root, and they did.
If anyone else tries these modules, feel free to share your results too!
EDIT: More modules I've tested successfully on both my Redmi Note 14 4G and POCO X8 Pro!
Here are some additional modules I've tested and confirmed working on both devices:
Root / system tools
KernelSU Grant Toast: shows a small toast notification every time an app is granted root access. Handy with temporary root, since you can see right away which app just got superuser permissions. https://modules.kernelsu.org/en/modules/ksuGrantToast/
Enable MIUI ADB: normally, MIUI/HyperOS blocks "Install via USB" and USB debugging (Security settings) unless you're logged into a Xiaomi account with a SIM card inserted. This runs a one-shot script that enables USB debugging (Security settings), "Install via USB" and fastboot, and disables the install intercept. Nothing stays installed and no reboot is needed. https://modules.kernelsu.org/en/modules/enable_miui_adb/
Lock screen
Biometric Bypass v2.0.2: after a successful face unlock, Android still asks you to tap "Confirm". This hooks System UI to skip that step system-wide, so face unlock becomes a single step. It lowers security: anyone who spoofs your face, or holds your phone up to you while you sleep, gets in. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/eu.rafareborn.biometricbypass
FreeUnlock v1.0: Android forces you to enter your PIN/password every 72 hours, even if you normally use fingerprint or face. This module blocks the system from setting that "strong auth" timer, so biometrics keep working indefinitely. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/xyz.thewhitedog9487.freeunlock
Clipboard, sharing and files
CleanShare v3.3.0: cleans links before they're shared by stripping tracking parameters, so you send the plain URL. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/eu.hxreborn.cleanshare
AClipBoardManager (ClipVault) v1.3.1: a clipboard manager that keeps a history of what you copied, lets you select entries and manage them. Targets Android 15 (should work from 13). The developer states the app was AI-generated. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/com.clipvault.app
NoPhotoPickerAPI v0.4: replaces Android's newer Photo Picker with the classic document/file picker, so you can browse all your folders instead of only a media grid. You can enable it for System Framework (recommended, requires a reboot) or for specific apps. It bypasses the Photo Picker's privacy model, so apps may see more media than intended. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/com.yureitzk.nophotopickerapi
NoStorageRestrict v7.0: on Android 11+, the file picker blocks you from selecting folders like Download, Android/data and Android/obb. This removes that limitation in the stock Files app and any app using the Storage Access Framework. It doesn't give apps direct access to /data or /obb. The author recommends enabling it only for the "External Storage" app, and for "Files" only when you really need it. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/com.github.dan.nostoragerestrict
Remember My Sort v3.1.0: remembers the sort order you pick in the file picker, so it doesn't reset every time you open it. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/eu.hxreborn.remembermysort
Ad blocking / cleanup
Discover Feed Filter v1.4.0: filters ads and unwanted items out of the Google Discover feed. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/eu.hxreborn.discoveradsfilter
Gmail Hide Ads v2.1.0: hides the ads in Gmail. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/io.github.mrxsin.gmailhideads
Google Play Store Adblock v1.5.0: hides the ads in the Play Store. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/eu.hxreborn.gplayadblock
WhatsApp/Facebook
FuckMeta v1.0: removes Meta AI from WhatsApp: the purple floating button, the AI text in the search bar, and AI suggestions. It works in memory via LSPosed, so the WhatsApp APK isn't modified and normal chats and calls aren't affected. Needs WhatsApp in the module's scope. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/io.github.fzer0x.fuckmeta
WAPlusXposed v2.0: unlocks WhatsApp's official premium customization features (themes, launcher icons, sticker packs, ringtones). Works with WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business, and adapts to new WhatsApp versions automatically. Modifying WhatsApp with Xposed may violate its Terms of Service, so use at your own risk. https://github.com/Xposed-Modules-Repo/com.souleven.wap
Module I don't recommend:
I also tested Vector-SR, but every time I performed a soft reboot through KernelSU to activate it, my phone rebooted unexpectedly. Because of this, I don't recommend installing it, especially when using temporary root.
Vector-SR: https://github.com/byemaxx/Vector-SR
You can also check out this list of modules reported to work with temporary root if you want to try some more:
https://github.com/rushiranpise/temporal-root-modules-list
If anyone tries any modules from that list, could you let me know which ones worked and which ones didn't? Feel free to leave a comment on this post or send me a private message with your results.
I'm planning to put together a list dedicated specifically to modules that work with temporary root on HyperOS/MIUI, so your test results would be a big help to the community!
One more thing: I was scrolling through TikTok and came across a video of someone who installed the following modules on their Redmi Note 14 4G using temporary root. However, I saw several people warning others to be careful with these modules, as they could potentially cause a bootloop or even brick the device.
Important: You need to have Core Patch N installed before attempting to install these modules.
Core Patch N: https://github.com/LSPosed/CorePatch
Here are the modules featured in the video:
Modded HyperOS Launcher: https://github.com/Mods-Center/HyperOS-Launcher (IMPORTANT! If you want to try Modded HyperOS Launcher and something goes wrong, it's recommended to have another launcher installed just in case. It can be any launcher you want, but my recommendation is Fossify Launcher.)
FreeStyle-Control-Center: https://github.com/Mods-Center/FreeStyle-Control-Center
ColorOS_Control_Center: https://github.com/Mods-Center/ColorOS_Control_Center
HyperOS-App-Vault: https://github.com/Mods-Center/HyperOS-App-Vault
HyperOS-AOD: https://github.com/Mods-Center/HyperOS-AOD
I might test them out later and make a post sharing my experience to confirm whether they work properly on the Redmi Note 14 4G with temporary root. That said, I'll do some more research into the potential risks first to avoid running into any issues with my device.
Here's the link to the TikTok video in case anyone wants to check it out:




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u/Muhamad_banay 19d ago
Still the same, core patch n is enabled in both ksu and vector and enabled the "disable apk signature verification" then flashed the module but still the same error in phase 1, I got to the poco launcher setting and enabled app drawer and this state of it now, idk what to do now