I found that it worked fine for me though. Install the zip file from TWRP using adb sideload. You can use the method from here. Though to boot into TWRP you just need to hold down the left volume button during boot. Then without rebooting install the latest Magisk not Magisk Manager from here again using adb sideload.
Never use the Magisk Manager app to update Magisk. Only update it from within TWRP. Before rebooting, install these fixes. If you are installing a version later than the August release then this guide may be out of date and the following fixes may not apply.
Do your own research. There were are a few issues with the release as of August I installed the following fixes:. Again using adb sideload in TWRP. Again you can install these before the first reboot into your new system. KingRoot may fail and you may have to run it two or three times before it succeeds. This is normal. After running through the first-boot setup wizard, go to settings and enable installation of apps from unknown sources. Also in settings, enable developer options, then root access from both adb and apps.
Enable adb if it's not already enabled. Download F-droid from f-droid. Hi excuse the profile pic, had to sign in to comment! So, I did the tutorial on my device one mentioned in title , and it all went well for the most part. The only issue I have is that the custom build of LineageOS you provided a link to isn't reading my SD card at all if I need to report this to someone else, let me know. It worked on Fire OS before flashing the rom, and it reads in my computer fine. So I'm not really sure why it's not working.
Let me know if you get similar results, and if they're is any solution! Nevermind, I checked the link, and it appears that's where you post bugs, and it's already been posted as well. Thanks for taking time to read this though! Skip to content. Sign in Sign up. Instantly share code, notes, and snippets. Last active Aug 5, Code Revisions 6 Stars Embed What would you like to do?
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