KPM & flashing

KPM

Kernel CONFIG_KPM (64-bit only) with a manager KPM tab: load now or embed to /data/adb/kpm. The Install > KPM tab patches / un-patches boot images, AnyKernel zips or kernel zips before flashing.

The tab only appears when the kernel reports KPM support — it stays hidden on 32-bit or non-KPM kernels.

Kernel flasher

• Direct install and AnyKernel3 zips (legacy busybox runner).
• Offline boot.img patching to Downloads/OriginSU/ without root.
• Horizon kernels; LKM (per-KMI module plus tracepoint/tamper hook-flavor picker) and GKI flows.
• See hook modes for tracepoint vs syscall-table-tamper vs manual.

Safety nets

• Bootloop protection: disables all modules after consecutive failed boots and tells you about the rescue — then re-enable modules one by one.
• Updater: stable / beta channels with dynamic-manager support.

Magic Mount

Magisk-style userspace module mounting, for modules that ship a system/ tree instead of a metamodule mount script. Enable it in Settings → Origin Lab; changes take effect on the next boot.

• Auto (default) uses overlayfs when the kernel supports it and falls back to bind mounts.
• Overlayfs merges directories into one read-only view.
• Bind uses Magisk-style tmpfs skeletons and bind mounts, without copying module payloads into RAM.

Magic Mount supports regular files, directories, symlinks, whiteouts and .replace directories. It stands down automatically when an enabled metamodule owns mounting.

Settings → Origin Lab also shows the Mount engine: Magic Mount, NoMount, ZeroMount, Kagami/Kasumi, Hybrid Mount, or another metamodule. Detection covers the active metamodule plus kernel driver markers (/dev/zeromount, /sys/module/kasumi_lkm, /sys/module/nomount), and OriginSU never runs Magic Mount while a metamodule owns the mount pipeline. To switch engines, install the desired metamodule, reboot, then reinstall your modules as that metamodule requires.