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How to Upgrade Manually to Ubuntu 26.10 "Stonking Stingray"

  With the development cycle for Ubuntu 26.10 officially underway, Canonical has published stonking/snapshot-1 . For early adopters, developers, and enthusiasts looking to ride the absolute edge of the open-source wave, the temptation to jump from the stable shores of 26.04 LTS, Resolute Raccoon, into the development stream is strong. Because the automated release pathways are not populated so early in the cycle, the standard do-release-upgrade -d tool will politely decline to find the new branch. To make the leap, we must step past the guardrails and manage our repository tracking manually. > Important Prerequisite: Upgrading to a day-one snapshot moves your environment into a highly experimental space. Ensure all core personal files, configurations, and local development repositories are thoroughly backed up before executing these steps. Ubuntu 26.04 has transitioned to a modern, structured deb822 formatting layout for core package sources. This means standard mod...

Root Android 14 beta 2 with Magisk Delta

Currently android 14 beta 2 can only be rooted with the canary magisk delta. Use the canary version. I have tested this on a pixel 6 pro

We will need the pixel 7 pro boot image

Transfer the boot.img to the phone 


Note: this has been tested on a pixel 6 pro


Patch the file with magisk delta install > select and patch a file

Copy it back to the PC. Open a terminal in the platform tools folder and type 

.\adb reboot bootloader

Copy the path to the file

.\fastboot flash boot "path_to_patched_boot.img" 

.\fastboot reboot 





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