Name your archive something identifiable, such as adb-fastboot-updated.zip .
The Ultimate Guide to Repacking Magisk Modules with ADB and Fastboot
Depending on why you are repacking the module, you may need to:
Flash:
While you can install modules directly through the Magisk app, using ADB allows you to troubleshoot installation issues in real-time. Connect your phone to the PC via USB. Enable USB Debugging.
If the repacked module causes a bootloop, you can use Fastboot or ADB to remove it without wiping your data. Method A: Safe Mode (Easiest)
Do you need help finding for static ARM64 binaries? Are you planning to use this for device-to-device flashing ? adb fastboot magisk module repack
This process extracts, modifies, and repacks an existing Magisk module without a full reinstall. Useful for debugging, pre-configuring modules, or porting tweaks.
Ensure any binaries added to the system/ directory have execution permissions defined inside customize.sh using the set_perm command.
adb shell su -c "rm -rf /data/adb/modules/<id>" Enable USB Debugging
Ensure these are the versions so they don't rely on external libraries that might be missing from your device's /system/lib . 4. ZIP and Install
If your base template includes a customize.sh script, open it to ensure it sets permissions automatically during installation. Look for or add the following line to guarantee your binaries can run: set_perm_recursive $MODPATH/system/bin 0 0 0755 0755 Use code with caution.
Which you are using to run your commands? Are you planning to use this for device-to-device flashing
Reboot your phone into Safe Mode (usually by holding Volume Down during boot). Magisk disables all modules in Safe Mode.