Flashing Universal DM-Verity & ForceEncrypt Disabler Please refer to the appropriate guide to unlock, root, and install a custom recovery on your device from your preferred internet resource, such as the XDA Developers ForumĦ. The preferred software to root the device for NetHunter is Magisk. The preferred custom recovery for NetHunter is TWRP. Whilst we have standardised the NetHunter installation procedure, the steps to unlock, root, and install a custom recovery varies from device to device and even differs between Android versions. NetHunter supports over 60 different devices running Android versions from Kitkat though to Android Q. Unlocking, rooting, and installing a custom recovery on your android device Tap on the new Developer options section and enable both the Advanced Reboot and Android Debugging options.ģ. Go back to the main settings page and you will have a new section titled Developer options.

This is done by navigating to Settings -> About and tapping on the Build number field 7 times until you receive the notification that developer mode has been enabled. Putting your device in “Developer Mode”īefore the installation begins, you must enable Developer mode on your device. If you devices is supported by NetHunter but not available as a pre-build image, you can easily build your own image by following the steps in our “Building NetHunter” documentationĢ. The NetHunter team builds and publishes images for a selected list of devices, on the official NetHunter download page. List of quarterly published NetHunter images NetHunter kernel statistics NetHunter kernel table with You can confirm that your device and Android version is supported via our gitlab live reports: Run the NetHunter App to finish the installationġ.Android 10 and above: Update NetHunter App from the NetHunter Store.Android 9 and above: Format “data” and flash Universal DM-Verity & ForceEncrypt Disabler.Download a pre-built image or build your own image.Installing NetHunter requires the following steps:

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