SuSFS 2.2.0 on Linux 6.1.175: What the Reported Android Kernel Builds Include
TL;DR: The reported SUSFS 2.2.0 build is Theettam Kernel v2.1 for Xiaomi “peridot”, meaning the POCO F6 and Redmi Turbo 3. It combines a Linux 6.1.175…
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GKID Kernel on Android 16: Variants, SUSFS Support and Bootloop Fixes
TL;DR: GKID can run on compatible Android 16 devices using an android14-6.1 GKI kernel. Choose a build matching your root manager and select a filename…
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Does SUSFS Hide Root From Every App? Why Clean Detection Tests Can Still Fail
TL;DR: No. SUSFS can conceal selected kernel and filesystem signs associated with root, but it cannot hide root from every app. A clean detector result…
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Magisk, KernelSU & APatch
SUSFS: How to Hide Mounts with sus_mount
TL;DR: SUSFS hides KernelSU-related filesystem mounts inside a supported kernel. On SUSFS v2.2.0, SUS_MOUNT handles KernelSU-created mounts automatically…
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Native Root Detector Still Finds Modifications? Check Hide Unmount and SUSFS
TL;DR: If Native Root Detector still finds modifications, first check KernelSU’s “Umount modules” setting for that app. Then check “Umount modules by…
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What Is SUSFS? Kernel-Level Root Hiding for Play Integrity (2026)
SUSFS hides root at the kernel level — a key part of setups aiming to pass Play Integrity and app detection. What it is, how it works, and...
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