Date of publication: 2025-02-05
Note: The following tutorial only works for Magisk ver. 23.0. More recent versions are not compatible with Genymotion yet.
Prerequisite
Magisk Manager ver. 23.0 is required.
Magisk framework build for x86 is required.
Magisk framework build for x86_64 is required.
Magisk framework build for arm64 is required.
Installation guide
Warning: Installing Magisk Framework will flash the virtual device Android system. Do it at your own risks.
Android 12 or higher is required.
Platform-specific builds are required as follows:
- For PC / old Mac (Intel x86_64): Android 10 or lower requires Magisk framework build for x86.
- For Android 11 and above: Magisk framework build for x86_64.
- For Mac M series: Magisk framework build for arm64.
1. Drag’n Drop Magisk-v23.0.apk to the device display. Magisk Manager will install and open. Close it for now. 2. Drag’n Drop Magisk rebuilt 1c8ebfac_x86.zip, Magisk rebuilt 1c8ebfac_x86_64.zip, or Magisk rebuilt 1c8ebfac_arm64.zip to the device. 3. When flashing is complete, reboot the device.
Launch Magisk Manager. It will request ROOT access. On Android 9 and above, the popup opens but it is covered by Magisk Manager main window. You need to press the back button to access the popup and allow ROOT access.
Click OK. Your device will reboot one more time.
Launch Magisk Manager again. You should now see that Magisk is installed in 1c8ebfac(23015) version.
You’re done!
Note: Root is necessary to install Magisk properly. If you are using a non rooted Android image, make sure to root the device before proceeding.