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Run Script on Boot #22

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yoshimo opened this issue Jun 1, 2022 · 5 comments
Open

Run Script on Boot #22

yoshimo opened this issue Jun 1, 2022 · 5 comments
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@yoshimo
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yoshimo commented Jun 1, 2022

To get the injection running asap so that system applications are affected too, could we make the magisk module run scripts directly when it starts frida on bootup?

@ViRb3
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ViRb3 commented Aug 21, 2022

Maybe, but it won't be trivial since we currently have to delay Frida execution so it works on some devices: #18

I don't currently use Android, so this feature would have to come from somebody else.

@ViRb3 ViRb3 added the enhancement New feature or request label Aug 21, 2022
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enovella commented Nov 7, 2024

We could create a folder within the module directory, and run automatically these scripts at boot

@barhaterahul
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@enovella Is it already possible to create a folder and run script or this is new functionality idea?

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Hey @barhaterahul,

It's not yet implemented in the current release. Could you give me several use cases what you wanted this for? I can foresee use cases like hooking Android core elements at very early in the boot stage.

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@enovella I had only one use case which I managed to do it with frida-inject. But Thanks any way for willingness work on it :) . I don't really see any other use case for me.

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