Magisk 16.2 fixes magisk module installation error on Android P

Merely a week ago, an update to the revolutionary Magisk brought capability to root the latest Android P Developer Preview 1. While most of the Pixel owners on the preview build had successfully gained the root access, unfortunately they weren’t able to install the magisk proprietary modules on the system. Anyway, the root interface is now updated to a newer version 16.2 fixing the Magisk module installation issue on Android P.

The Magisk 16.2 is a beta build and a sort of minor release focussed on fixing bugs that were a part of the previous version 16.1. The developer has also updated the Magisk Manager apk to 5.6.3, that basically fixes the repo loading UI logic.

Changelog

Magisk 16.2

• [General] Force use system binaries in handling ext4 images (fix module installation on Android P)
• [MagiskHide] Change property state to disable if logd is disabled

Magisk Manager 5.6.3

• Fix repo loading UI logic

Downloads

Below you can find the download links of the latest Magisk and Magisk Manager from the official Magisk thread. If you’re already using the Magisk then you should’ve received a notification to update. If not, you may manually update using the link given below.

Magisk v16.2(1620) Beta + Magisk Manager 5.6.3 : Download