OverlayFS RW

An Android module designed to mount OverlayFS with Read/Write (RW) permissions. This is an optimized and essential solution for devices utilizing the erofs partition format.

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• 🚀 Update:Release | Changelog
• ⚡ Requirements: Flash Magisk, KernelSU (KSU), or a similar manager app to use.
• 💡 Recommendation: If you are currently using erofs partitions, you should highly consider using this module.

🛠 Version Comparison

1. Basic Version

• Independence: It operates completely independently and does not require installing Meta Module (with KSU).
• Root Hiding: There is no built-in root hiding feature.
• Switching: You can manually switch to (RO) to hide root.
• Mount Mechanism: Supports Mount Overlay only; Mount Bind is not available.
• Configuration: It can be edited directly at the following path:

  /data/adb/modules/overlayfs
  

• Storage Capacity: Dynamically scales in terms of memory available on your /data partition.

2. Hidden Root Version

• Root Hiding: Features a built-in system hidden root capability.
• Default Mode: The default setting is configured to Mount Overlay with a fixed 4GB storage size.
• Mount Bind Mode: The total actual file size is included plus 4GB of free space. Mount bind mode is only enabled when:
  • Mount overlay mode is not working properly on the device.
  • To manually enable mount bind, create a file at the following path: /data/adb/overlayfs/bind ©
• Custom RW Partitions: Modify the list of partitions that are rw in: /data/adb/overlayfs/partition.txt ©
• Add Prop: Add custom properties configuration at: /data/adb/overlayfs/system.prop
• Independence: It operates completely independently and does not require installing Meta Module (with KSU).

⚠️Note: All features marked with the © symbol require flashing the module.zip file to function properly.

🚑 Troubleshooting & Recovery

If you encounter errors (such as a bootloop or freeze), you can mount overlayfs.img to edit or delete the problematic files directly within TWRP or OrangeFox Recovery:

1. In the terminal screen of your recovery mode, type and execute the command:

   /data/adb/overlayfs/mount.sh

2. After typing the command, the overlay directory will appear at:

   /data/adb/overlayfs/overlay
   

   where you can edit the files.