YukiZygisk
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YukiZygisk is a standalone, kernel-based Zygisk implementation for rooted Android devices. It runs Zygisk and ZN native modules, with a built-in WebUI for checking status and changing settings.
Requirements
- An ARM64 device with a supported GKI kernel. Packages cover supported variants of 5.10, 5.15, 6.1, 6.6, 6.12 and 6.18; the installer checks for a matching kernel automatically.
- KernelSU, YukiSU or APatch. Magisk and devices running multiple root implementations are currently unsupported.
- A manager with module WebUI support to use the settings interface.
Installation
- Disable any other Zygisk implementation, including YukiSU's built-in YukiZygisk if enabled.
- Download
YukiZygisk-…-all-kmi-arm64-v8a.zipfrom Releases. Choose the module ZIP, not the source code archive. - Open your root manager, go to Modules, and install the ZIP from local storage.
- Reboot, then open YukiZygisk's WebUI from the module page to check its status.
If the installer cannot identify your kernel's KMI, use Volume Up to cycle through the packaged KMIs and Volume Down to confirm. After installation, only the selected KMI's kernel module is kept to save space. Reinstall after switching kernels if the KMI changes or needs manual selection again.
Usage
- Install the Zygisk or ZN native modules you want through your root manager, then reboot.
- Use the WebUI to view loaded modules, check injection status and adjust settings.
- Use the module's Action button to view its current status and recent startup logs.
- Update, disable or uninstall YukiZygisk through your root manager, then reboot to apply the change.
If something goes wrong, open an issue with your device model, Android and kernel versions, root implementation, steps to reproduce and the output from the Action button.
License
Original work is licensed under Apache-2.0; GPL-2.0 applies when used with the Linux kernel. Third-party components retain their original licenses. See NOTICE for credits and details.