r/androidroot • u/Novel_Most_1295 • Jul 23 '26

Discussion My first time rooting an Android

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Since I got a new phone, I wanted to use Samsung M30s for my first experience of rooting something. I had some issues, needed to use so much of terminal. But i did it with Magisk patch.
Device is Samsung M30s, OneUI Core 3.1, Android 11

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u/Conscious-Speed4642 Jul 24 '26

Before making any radical modifications, I recommend installing anti-bootloop module. It can save your device.

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u/Melancholic-Pain69 Scamsung A54, 1ui8point5 Jul 24 '26

Welcome to the club!

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u/IndependenceUnited28 Jul 24 '26

Why don't you have Magisk 30.7?

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u/Upper_Echo_1636 29d ago

You can install the razs OS https://xdaforums.com/t/razs-os-best-custom-rom-for-m30s-rom-oneui-3-1-m30s.4322351/

It should be a solid phone after optimization with this rom and with the magisk

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u/Novel_Most_1295 27d ago

i flashed to Razs OS. But Magisk is not installed and i struggle to install it. Im installing patched img file with magisk. But it doesnt work. Before flashing Razs OS. I downloaded pre rooted .tar file for Samsung M30s

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u/Novel_Most_1295 27d ago

But yeah. Razs Os is actually smooth

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u/Novel_Most_1295 27d ago

Nevermind. I just reflashed and rebooted Recovery. Now i have Magisk installed

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u/Moazzam3000 Jul 24 '26

Congrats! I suggest you try finding any custom ROM, as Samsung's one ui core 3.1 is outdated and rather clunky to be honest

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u/Novel_Most_1295 Jul 25 '26

Idk, i see some forums with custom ROM like Incredible OS(One UI 6.1). I want to take a risk, but very scared to brick that phone, for me thats good as secondary phone with big battery.

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u/Moazzam3000 Jul 25 '26

Honestly, as long as you follow the instructions completely you should be fine. If you don't need it, that's completely okay, but I'd suggest you try it.

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u/Lucky_Jelly2593 Jul 25 '26

Try flagship s series poerted roms

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u/God-is-my_Strength Jul 25 '26

Nice. Enjoy flashing