Magisk Vendor Boot Patcher

This script is for device which doesn't have init_boot partition, and the init_boot ramdisk is stored in vendor_boot. This script patches a vendor boot image to enable rooting with Magisk.

Usage

./patch.sh [options] <vendor_boot.img>
Options
--help: Show this help message and exit.
--no-verity: Disable verity.
--no-forceencrypt: Disable forceencrypt.
--target-arch <arch>: Specify target arch (x86, x86_64, arm, arm64).
                      Default is the same as host arch.
                      This is useful when patching vendor boot image for a different device.

Example

Termux (Recommended)

⚠️ Playstore version of termux is not supported

./patch.sh vendor_boot_OS2.0.1.0.VNQIDXM.img

Linux

./patch.sh --target-arch arm64 vendor_boot_OS2.0.1.0.VNQIDXM.img

Prerequisites

• jq
• cpio
• wget

Steps

• Download the script and make it executable:
• Run the script with the vendor boot image as an argument:
• The script will prompt you to select a Magisk version (Stable, Beta, Canary, or Custom).
• The script will download Magisk, extract the necessary files, patch the ramdisk, and repack the vendor boot image.
• The patched vendor boot image will be located at <vendor_boot>-patched-<random>.img.

Flashing Instructions

• Reboot to bootloader.
• Flash the patched image to the vendor_boot partition:

fastboot flash vendor_boot <vendor_boot>-patched-<random>.img
fastboot reboot

• Install Magisk Manager APK.

Notes

• Make sure you have the correct vendor boot image for your device.
• This script is provided as is, without any warranty. Use it at your own risk.