Systemize your App systemlessly! Using terminal emulator. Enter this command and choose the app you want to systemize.
systemize
or
systemize -h
And you will be presented with a list of installed apps. And Reboot to apply changes.
Contents
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Error?
Go to the menu and type logs
, this will upload the log files of this module and will generate a link. Send that 🙂 Alternatively, Send /data/local/tmp/terminal_debloater-verbose.log
in the XDA thread. I’ll examine it for problems and will try to fix it.
Download App Systemizer Magisk Module
This module is not available as a downloadable zip file but you can get it easily from the Magisk App.
Requirements
Full changelog
v17.3.1
- Updated mod-util
v17.3
- Updated mod-util
v17.2.2
- Fix errors systemizing
v17.2
- Updated mod-util
v17.1
- Support back Magisk v18
v17
- Update module template
v16.2
- Update mod-util
- Support only Magisk v18+!
v16.1
- Update mod-util
- Reverted A/B detection
v16
- Update mod-util
- Changes related to Magisk’s path changes (will be removed when it’s added in stable)
- Better A/B detection
- Add -f option
- This uses ‘Set SELinux’ function directly, and only once
- Misc improvements
v15.1
- Update mod-util
- This contains a fix for the ProgressBar on small devices (with small dpi)
- Misc improvements
v15
- Properly fix systemizing when magisk.img is out of space
- Misc improvements
v14.3
- Fix an error in systemizing large apps
- Move systemize to xbin
- Misc improvements
v14.2.1
- Misc improvements
v14.2
- Re-add root detection
- Include app libs when systemizing
v14.1
- Update module template
v14
- Add Set SELinux option to make app detection faster
- Make “Enter Label” option faster and more efficient
- Name apk to it’s parent folder
- Misc improvements