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TermuxRootMods Wiki

Welcome to the official TermuxRootMods documentation! This project provides advanced tools to enhance Termux functionality with root access.

TermuxRootMods is designed for power users who want to customize their Termux environment, add powerful features, and automate tasks on Android.

🚀 Installation

To install TermuxRootMods, follow these steps:

  1. Download the module from the official repository.

  2. Install it with Magisk using:

    magisk --install-module termuxrootmods.zip

  3. Reboot the device to apply changes.

  4. Verify installation by running:

    sudo trm

🛠 Usage

After installing TermuxRootMods, the following commands become available:

servistatus

Displays the status of currently running Android services.
Usage: servistatus

Notes:

  • Requires root privileges.
  • Provides a quick overview of active services without modifying them.

temps

Reads thermal information from the system and displays device temperatures.
Usage: temps

Notes:

  • Monitors CPU, RAM, and other sensor temperatures.
  • Useful for tracking thermal behavior and preventing overheating.

cleaner

Clears cache directories of selected Android applications.
Usage: cleaner

Notes:

  • Only removes cached files; does not delete app data or system files.
  • Helps free storage space on your device.

fsu (FakeSU)

Launches a fake root environment inside Termux using proot.
Usage: fsu

Notes:

  • Simulates a root shell inside Termux; does not grant real root.
  • Allows running commands that require UID 0 within this sandbox.
  • Safe to use and does not modify the Android system outside Termux.

⚙️ Configuration

To customize TermuxRootMods:

Edit the configuration file located at:

/data/data/com.termux/files/root-home/.config/TermuxRootMods/.trm

Modify variables such as SDCARD and ROOT_HOME based on your needs.

You can also personalize aliases in:

/data/data/com.termux/files/root-home/.aliases

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Do I need root access to use TermuxRootMods?
Yes, some functionalities require root permissions to work properly.

Do changes persist after reboot?
Yes, files in /system/etc/ are mounted with Magisk and persist across reboots.

How can I uninstall the module?
To remove TermuxRootMods, use:

magisk --remove-module termuxrootmods

🤝 Contributions

If you want to contribute to TermuxRootMods, you can:

  • Report issues in Issues.
  • Suggest improvements and submit Pull Requests.
  • Document features in the Wiki to help new users.

📌 Resources

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