fastboot reboot
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Before Android 8.0, rooting was simple: patch boot.img and flash it. With Project Treble and Android 8.1/9, Google introduced . This system uses a cryptographic hash chain:
One interesting feature you could explore is enhancing the integration of verified boot with Magisk. This is essentially what Magisk does by default when you let it patch your boot image; it modifies the boot image to include Magisk, which then allows for systemless root.
To utilize this "better" method, you generally do not need to use fastboot flash vbmeta . The process is streamlined:
It simulates the effect of the fastboot --disable-verity command within the boot image's own structure.