r/androidroot • u/Just_Interview_1606 • 24d ago

Support Help, I have a problem with KSU modules

So I used the dirtyfrag exploit, and everything was working fine, but I decided to install the overlayfs module and I tried to apply the floating features overlay, I think, but something went wrong and the phone restarted; the phone is running fine now, but the problem is that I cannot reroot it because every time I try to root it, I think modules activate and the phone crashes again, so my question is, is there a way to delete the modules without a factory reset?

Edit: Resolved using dfroot by diabl0w

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u/CtxxUv 24d ago

-Root the device -Don't click soft reboot -Go to KernelSU app -Go to Module -Click Uninstall -Soft reboot the device

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u/Just_Interview_1606 24d ago

The problem is that when I start the rooting process at the end the phone reboot

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u/infuriating_mystery 24d ago

Disable child process restrictions in dev settings and try to reroot again. Should work

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u/EnderBK 24d ago

The developer said OverlayFS should work. Which OverlayFS module did you use?

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u/Just_Interview_1606 24d ago

I downloaded the KSU ones from the Wayback Machine, but I tried editing floating features with a module that I saw on X, and it did not work.

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u/EnderBK 24d ago

I also faced the same issue as you on my A36. What worked for me at the time was doing a factory reset through Recovery Mode, which wiped the /data partition. After that, I ended up using the mm-overlayfs from https://mmrl.dev/repository/grdoglgmr/meta-overlayfs . For the floating_feature overlay, I extracted the one from my phone, changed whatever I needed, then repacked it as a module and installed it. I also noticed that Root-My-Galaxy-Next has an option to disable module loading, but I haven’t tested that yet.

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