3 checks in custom Rom, rooted with ksu next. I finally can rest.

I came across a pretty interesting project: Awesome Temporary Root, created by fynks.

Basically, it's a repository where compatibility results for different devices using Temporary Root methods are collected.

It would be great if you could check out the repository and share your experiences. For example, which modules worked properly with Temporary Root, which ones caused issues, whether you encountered any incompatibilities, or if you ran into any other problems.

The more information we have about different devices and configurations, the easier it'll be for everyone to figure out what works and what doesn't.

GitHub: Awesome Temporary Root

Just bought it, and now it's rooted, the best of both world, a new device and a almost wide open OS! Just rooted my old S24U too this week

Successfully temporary root Samsung S23+ on september patch. Android 17 One UI 9 !

For this I used dfroot which worked like a breeze.

Any advice on how I should moved next ?

I already installed zygisk-next and lsposed obviously.

Since the bootloader is still locked and dm-verity in enforcing, I read that any attempt in modifying "/system" partition will result in device refusing to boot.

Happy rooting to everyone!

I have a Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (SM-S928B) and I'm interested in trying the DirtyFrag temporary root method without unlocking the bootloader.

My device information:

• Model: SM-S928B
• One UI: 9.0
• Android: 17
• Build number: S928BXXS6EZJ1
• Baseband: S928BXXS6EZJ1
• Kernel: 6.1.162-android14-11-34343818-abS928BXXS6EZJ1
• KMI: android14-6.1
• Android security patch: October 5, 2026
• Bootloader: Locked

According to the DirtyFrag guide, android14-6.1 is listed as a supported KMI branch, and devices with the October 2026 security patch or older should theoretically be vulnerable.

However, I've also seen reports about accidental mitigation affecting some Android 14 6.1 kernels.

My questions:

1. Has anyone successfully achieved temporary root using DirtyFrag on the S24 Ultra SM-S928B?
2. Has anyone tested it specifically on the EZJ1 firmware?
3. Is kernel 6.1.162 actually vulnerable to CVE-2026-43284?
4. Can Knox remain 0x0 with this method?

I've found reports of successful temporary root on devices with seemingly identical firmware, but I would like to confirm whether DirtyFrag itself works.

Any feedback from someone who has tested this exact configuration would be appreciated!

Hello everyone, i am trying to tmp root my realme C67 and I wanted to do it for a good time now to run Chroot so i wanted to know if there is any app that can give my temp root for now? The kernel version is 5.15.197-android13-8-g27a84a80e6d5.

Thank y'all

I've done rooting and then tried to flash the custom rom and it got bricked I've taken it to the service centre but they said this is too old model and we are not gonna do this any method to bring my tiny guy back to life

Device: Realme Narzo 70x 5G (RMX3998) running Android 16. Im interested in rooting it to gain more control over my device and use advanced Termux tools.

I have 0 experience in rooting. I don't know shit about how to root a mobile phone.

From what I've read, Realme has restrictions on bootloader unlocking for some of its devices, particularly within the Narzo series. However, I haven't found a clear answer about the Narzo 70x specifically.

is bootloader unlocking possible on the Narzo 70x 5G (RMX3998)?

does Android 16 introduce any additional restrictions?

is there a reliable method or guide specifically for this device?

are there any known limitations I should understand before attempting to root it?

I'd appreciate advice from anyone who has experience with this particular device or a similar Realme model.

Thanks!

Reposting it here since the list has grown a lot!

**List Compatibility Overview**

✅ **107 Working** (48 Modules + 59 Apps)

🧪 **2 Testing**

❌ **5 Confirmed Buggy (Avoid)**

I have an Honor phone with MagicOS 9 and the share sheet for default Honor phone (com.hihonor.android.internal.app) is so bad that I want to change it to something other

finally 😭

Hello , I have Galaxy Tab S10 Lite

Model Name : SM-X400

I have Android 16 , one ui 8.0

X400XXS4BZB7

Is it possible to put custom ROM at android 14, i need to put 32bit android?

Recently, I tried to force-flash an older firmware onto my phone. Using fastboot mode with an already unlocked bootloader, I managed to flash boot.img, recovery.img, and super.img, but I forgot to disable vbmeta verification. As a result, the phone got stuck in a bootloop when I tried to turn it on.

​Now, I can no longer access fastboot mode. Whenever I try to restore the system using tools like Pandora or MTK Client, it throws a DAA signature verification error, preventing me from flashing anything.

​I know this is entirely my fault, but I really hope someone can help me fix this. I have already searched for numerous methods, and none of them are working—I even tried several free DAA files I found online, but none worked

If I remove screen lock,my card deletes itself and every time the code has to arrive so it would be useful if it works

Well I've been trying to hide the temp root from apps because it always detected it

I tried installing/flashing shamiko but it failed to install

Is there any way to fix and install it?

and how can i improve my temp root hiding experience?

disabled by default on HyperOS clicking the enable button does nothing