Magisk is an indispensable tool for root and custom ROM lovers. It is the first thing you install and has enormous potential. One of the good things is that it has a lot of development and is really up to date, in fact, it got root on Android 10 when it was still in beta.
Magisk already works on all ROMs with Android 10
This is a very important “achievement” because with Android 10 things have changed. The partitions are different and that means creating a new method to root your mobile with Magisk from 0.
Broadly speaking, the root directory is now installed to the system partition every time the mobile boots. The key to everything is that it no longer returns to the old partition scheme.
Its creator has been working from the first betas to achieve this and has already released the official update (at the moment in beta). The truth is that it has been really fast and effective, something that the community is very grateful for. The first Android 10 ROMs are about to leave the oven, there are even some and Magisk is a must-have.
To have version 19.4 you don’t have to do anything weird. You can wait for the update to skip in the main Magisk window or go to this link from XDA and, in the section “Downloads” Choose the last beta. From there it is the usual thing, the file flashes and you will have it ready.
How about Magisk already being able to be used in ROMs with Android 10? Do you want them to go out for your mobile and try the latest Android update? We read you in the comments.