Googlebook OS Magisk demo shows root access could be much easier than first thought
It might not need specialized debug hardware after all.
Magisk developer John Wu has unveiled a video demonstrating that full root access on Googlebook OS could be simpler than previously anticipated. Traditionally, rooting Googlebooks was believed to require specialized debug cables to connect to a host machine. However, Wu's demonstration suggests that root access may now be achievable directly on the device itself, eliminating the need for external tethering or specialized hardware.
Googlebook OS also posed challenges to Magisk's typical assumption of a single-primary-user, but a fix to overcome this limitation is reportedly in development. While Wu has not yet released a comprehensive public guide or a pre-configured Magisk build for Googlebook OS, these resources may become available in the near future. The ability to root Google's new line of laptops could potentially make the process less cumbersome for power users, dispelling some concerns about the accessibility of the platform.
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