🎉 New APatch release 11039 is available 🎉 Changelog Upgraded KernelPatch to version 0.11.2 Upgraded Gradle and Rust dependencies Allocated new PTY in APD instead of allowing SELinux policy Shrink Manager app size Updated Resetprop and MagiskBoot tools Fixed A/B OTA boot marker issue Resolved UID mismatch after package list changes Switched to Magic Mount instead of OverlayFS Imported translations – special thanks to all translators! Added a new method to flash KernelPatch using Magisk with root access Removed image file dependency Fixed logcat functionality during boot stage Resolved WebUI display errors Various optimizations, minor changes, and bug fixes Notes KernelPatch doesn't support 6.6 till now. In order to provide a better compatibility, we have changed to magic mount instead of OverlayFS. However, you can still use OverlayFS as default mounting method by creating the /data/adb/.overlay_enable file. Additionally, you can create /data/adb/.litemode_enable to skip all mounts so that detection minimized. These options are not shown in the manager because they are not recommended for using. Thank you all for your support of APatch. ⚠️ All modules will be lost after upgrading to this release from stable version because of module image's removal, so you need to manually re-install all your modules. Please backup all your data before upgrading to this version. 👉 Telegram: https://t.me/APatchChannel

APatch helps you patching the Android kernel and Android system. It is a Kernel-based root solution for Android devices. APM: Magisk module like support. KPM: Kernel Patch Module support. (Allow you to inject any code into the kernel, Kernel function inline-hook and syscall-table-hook is available) APatch relies on KernelPatch The source code for both APatch UI and APM has been copied and modified from KernelSU