How to Install Magisk Module via Termux

In this guide, we will show you the steps to install a Magisk module via Termux. Recently, I was trying to flash a module via Magisk, but it straightaway gave the Unzip failed error. There were some issues with the structure of the file, maybe a corrupt or missing updater-script file. As a result of this, it didn’t flash even via APatch or KernelSU.

So I had two options at hand- either start debugging the module, fix the issues, and reflash the module, OR, simply flash that module via Termux. And it goes without saying that I ended up with the second approach. Not only was it easier and shorter to get this job done, but I only had to flash this module once, and then it was done and dusted.

So there was no need to fix it. If I had to flash this module every other day, then fixing it would have made more sense. But since that wasn’t the case and it was more of a use-and-throw scenario, I decided to simply flash it via the command line and get done with it. If you also want to do the same, then let’s get started.

How to Install Magisk Module via Termux

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Before starting, please verify that you have downloaded the module from a trusted site. Droidwin and its members wouldn’t be held responsible in case of a thermonuclear war, your alarm doesn’t wake you up, or if anything happens to your device and data by performing the below steps.

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  1. First off, download and install the Termux app from GitHub or Play Store .
  2. Then launch it, type the below command, and hit Grant in the SU request. su
  3. Next up, type the below command in Termux to flash the Magisk module: magisk –install-module /path/to/module.zip
  4. Make sure to change the path accordingly. For the ease of convenience, I do two things- Rename it to something shorter, such as test.zip. Place it in Internal Storage, not inside any folder.
  5. So in this case, the aforementioned command will become: magisk –install-module /storage/emulated/0/test.zip
  6. The module will now be installed. Once done, restart your device.
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