suDROID is a cross-platform solution designed to streamline the rooting process for Android devices on both Linux and Windows. With easy-to-follow instructions and automated tasks, suDROID empowers users to unlock advanced Android capabilities with confidence.
Features
• Cross-Platform Support: Compatible with both Linux (Bash) and Windows (PowerShell).
• Automated Workflow: From dependency installation to device connection, boot image patching, and flashing, suDROID covers the entire rooting process.
• User-Friendly Prompts: Interactive prompts and informative error messages make the process straightforward.
• Logs & Backups: Automatically creates logs and a backup of the original boot image for safety.
Interesting what counts as ‘old,’ but yes! Based on the code structure I’ve tested, it should work on any Android phone. Just make sure requirements are satisfied (a few taps in the settings), plug your device in, and enjoy.
Rowan said:
So, is it a root access tool? How does it compare to Magisk or KSU?
It’s mainly to simplify granting root permissions by connecting your phone to a PC. You can then use Magisk directly on your phone or manage settings with TWRP. An update is coming soon with more checks and root management options.
Thanks for your interest! If you’d like, you can even contribute to the project.
Pax said: @Jem
Amazing! What devices are supported?
Supported Devices:
1. Android OS: Requires Android 5.0 (Lollipop) or higher.
Tested Brands:
Pixel devices, OnePlus, Samsung Galaxy (Exynos models; U.S. Qualcomm models are often carrier-locked but will be supported in future updates), Xiaomi, Sony, and others.
Unsupported: Amazon Fire (coming soon) and Android Go devices (also planned).