Magisk Manager for Recovery Mode (mm)

Easily manage your Magisk Modules from a terminal session in your custom recovery! (e.g. TWRP)

Disclaimer

• Always read/re-read this reference prior to installing/upgrading this software.
• While no cats have been harmed,
  the authors assume no responsibility for anything that might break due to the use/misuse of it.
• To prevent fraud, do NOT mirror any link associated with this project; do NOT share builds (.zips)!
  Share official links instead.

Features list

• Automatically fix magisk.img (e2fsck -fy)
• List installed modules
• Toggle
  • Core only mode
  • Magic mount
  • Disable
  • Remove

Prerequisite

• Magisk v19.0 - v26.X
• TWRP or another custom recovery with terminal session support

Setup

Initial Installation

Initial installation can be done in x2 ways

• MRepo (Preferred)
• Manual download

MRepo

1. Download and install the MRepo Magisk Manager app

2. MRepo => Settings => Repositories => Add Repos:

   Source	Link
   Official	https://rikj000.github.io/Magisk-Modules-Rikj000-Repo/
   Mirror	https://apt.izzysoft.de/magisk/

3. MRepo => Repository => Search Magisk Manager for Recovery Mode (mm) => Versions => Latest => Install

Manual Download

1. Download & store the latest MagiskManagerForRecovery_vX_XXXXXXXXX.zip release file
   somewhere on your phone's internal storage (Not on the SD or external storage!)
2. Install the MagiskManagerForRecovery_vX_XXXXXXXXX.zip release file in one of following ways:
   • From System: Use Magisk's Manager app or MRepo to install the .zip file from local storage
   • From Custom Recovery: Use to install the .zip file from local storage

Updates

After the initial installation,
updates can be done through Magisk's Manager app or MRepo.

Updating through manual download is also possible, but not preferred.

Uninstall

• From System: Use Magisk's Manager app or MRepo to uninstall
• From Custom Recovery: Use the */mm or sh /sdcard/mm command in a terminal session (supports uninstall.sh)

Usage

1. Boot into your custom recovery (e.g. TWRP)
2. Open up a terminal session from within your custom recovery
3. Run the */mm or sh /sdcard/mm command to start managing your modules.
4. Simply follow the instructions/wizard, everything is interactive!

Build

BUILD_NUMBER=<enter-build-number> zip MagiskManagerForRecovery_v"$BUILD_NUMBER"_"$(date +'%Y%m%d0')" -9r * -x .*

Links

Current - Rikj000

• Source Code
• Developer
• Donate

Original - VR-25 (Deprecated!)

• Source Code
• Developer
• Donate

Change Log

Can be found under:

• CHANGELOG.md - For full change log history
• Releases - For release based change log