Missing the Google Pixel 2's Active Edge feature on new generation Pixel devices? Thanks to XDA Recognized Developer mikalovtch, you can now bring it back through the module named "Active Edge Mod for Pixel devices."Īctive Edge Mod for Pixel devices: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread Advanced Charging ControllerĬreated by XDA Senior Member VR25, Advanced Charging Controller is a module intended for extending the battery life of your device through limiting charging current, temperature, and voltage.Īdvanced Charging Controller: Download || GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread AOSP Modsĭesigned as a hybrid Xposed+Magisk module, AOSP Mods can allow you to perform various customizations that are not originally designed in AOSP. The module you flashed should be listed under the Installed section.ġController: GitHub Repo || XDA Discussion Thread After rebooting, check the Modules tab of the Magisk app.
Accept the Superuser access prompt on the Magisk app on your phone.Request root privilege with the command mention below: su.Instead of accessing the ADB shell, you can also use a terminal emulator app directly on the phone.Open a Terminal/Command Prompt/Shell window on your PC, check if the phone is detected by ADB, and then log into the ADB shell of the phone: adb shell.Make sure you have the latest ADB and Fastboot binaries installed on your PC/Mac and your phone has USB debugging turned on.Install using the "magisk" Android binary The module you flashed should be listed under the Installed section. After rebooting, open the Magisk app once again and take a look at the Modules tab.Magisk will now install the module and prompt you to restart.Browse and select the module ZIP you downloaded earlier.Tap on the button named Install from storage.Open the Magisk app on your phone and switch to the Modules tab using the bottom navigation menu.If you're downloading on a PC or a Mac, then connect your Android device to it and copy the downloaded ZIP file to the internal memory of the target device. Download the module from its official source.Of course, you need to install Magisk on your phone before installing a module. Rather, you need to use the Magisk app or the magisk Android binary to do the job.
As a result, you can't boot into recovery mode and flash it like a custom ROM. Despite having the same file extension, keep in mind that a Magisk module is entirely different from a regular flashable ZIP file.
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