KPatch Next Module: Add KPM Support to Magisk & KernelSU

The KPatch Next module is a standalone package that brings Kernel Patch Module (KPM) support directly to existing Magisk and KernelSU environments. It utilizes patch scripts from APatch and binaries from Magisk to enable advanced kernel-level modifications across standard root managers.

I've been running this on my daily driver recently to test cross-compatibility with some heavy APatch modules I rely on. Under the hood, it basically borrows the core patching logic from APatch and combines it with magiskboot to force KPM functionality into standard Magisk or KernelSU setups. It completely saves you from having to ditch your current root setup just to run specific kernel-level tweaks.

• Standalone KPM integration for users who want to stick with their current root manager instead of migrating over to APatch.
• Utilizes APatch scripts directly in the background to handle complex kernel modifications without breaking your system.
• Powered by magiskboot, meaning the actual boot image patching process remains highly stable and familiar.

Support & Requirements

• Root Access: Magisk or KernelSU (Standalone)
• Android Version: Any Android version currently supported by your active Magisk or KernelSU build.

How to Install

1. Download the latest KPatch Next .zip release to your device's internal storage.
2. Open your Magisk or KernelSU app and navigate to the Modules section.
3. Tap "Install from storage", select the downloaded .zip file, and reboot your device once the flashing process completes.