Disable Dm-verity Force Encryption Download __HOT_

Hello, I am looking into rooting and flashing my phone, a couple of the ROMs / ZIPs I am trying are meant to be flashed on top of OOS through TWRP, but every zip/method that I've tried to disable force-encrypt and DM-verity stop it from booting, it will show the oneplus logo and start playing the stock spinning dots boot animation, eventually the red light comes on, but it never actually boots back into the OS. Thanks for the help.

I used to be part of the ROM cooking community around 6-7 years ago before Google introduced the SafetyNet, dm-verity and force-encryption and stuff. So, I've been reading up to get back into this because of Project Treble and how easy it is to flash a GSI on a Treble-enabled device, and I have a few question about forced encryption and dm-verity when I am flashing LOS (this question is device agnostic)

Disable Dm-verity Force Encryption Download

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So, there is a .zip file that removes the forceencrypt entry in the fstab of the /boot partition. From how I see it, if I had a stock ROM (say MIUI) which had encryption enabled (on the /data partition only, I'm guessing), and I flash the .zip after flashing my custom ROM's /system partition, the custom ROM would not encrypt my data. But, how does the custom ROM have access to the private key to my existing encrypted /data partition? My question I guess applies to even moving from one custom ROM to the other?

Also, is it mandatory to disable dm-verity? What would I lose by disabling it? And, how does Magisk fall into all of this? From what I see, there seems to be some link between Magisk and force-encrypt-disable/dm-verity disable.

*Check out the spritual successor to this mod here!* Modified TWRP (Mauronofrio's build) and installer script for all OP7/Pro/5G variants that re-purposes userdata for true dual booting. You can still use this as a regular stock twrp zip - one stop shop for magisk, verity, and/or forced encryption modifications.

I have One Plus 6T Android device which has a ROM of build type user. This device is rooted with Magisk and I want to disable dm-verity on this device. I have tried to run adb disable-verity but I got an error saying verity cannot be disabled/enabled - USER build

dm-verity (Verified Boot and AVB) as well as dm-crypt (FDE) are targets of device-mapper feature of Linux kernel. dm-verity verifies the integrity of each block as they are read from block device; enforced by init_first_stage as per fs_mgr_flags set in fstab (1). On system-as-root devices (A/B and non-A/B), kernel is patched to force verity while mounting /system and /vendor if verify/avb flags are found in fstab device tree (dtb).

dm-crypt decrypts/encrypts data transparently when read/written from/to block device. FBE is based on a different kernel framework fscrypt; but both are managed by vold (which runs as a native service) if fs_mgr_flags contain voldmanaged.

On userdebug ROMs, dm-verity can be disabled using adb. It modifies magic number of verity metadata block (5, 6) which is written after the last filesystem block on block device (system or vendor) (7). Quoted from here:

On user builds ro.debuggable is 0 and adbd isn't running as root. Also there are other differences like that of ALLOW_ADBD_DISABLE_VERITY, so adb won't disable dm-verity. Other approach is to remove verify or avb (10) flag from fstab. Quoted from here:

Similarly to remove encryption, forceencrypt=, forcefdeorfbe= or fileencryption= need to be replaced with encryptable=. However encryption cannot be removed without factory reset (FBE too?), so unchecking Preserve force encryption in Magisk app will do nothing.

There are also some exploits discovered in bootloader and adb implementation of some OEMs which can be used to disable dm-verity on affected devices. However such security flaws usually get fixed over time with updates from OEMs.

You can just edit the Magisk root package to ONLY disable the dm-verity flag. It's literally just commenting out a few lines of Magisk scripts, since the functionality is inherently present in Magisk. Here's the link to such a package: Download magisk-onlynoveritypatch.zip Boot into twrp, install from zip, and select this zip. e24fc04721