Lite Mode (Deprecated)
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2025-01-30
Deprecated
Lite Mode as a separate concept has been deprecated. Starting from the new version, FolkPatch defaults to not mounting module files (equivalent to the old Lite mode behavior). This is now the standard default behavior and no longer needs to be separately enabled or configured.
What Changed?
Previously, FolkPatch had three distinct mount modes: Built-in Magic Mount, Meta Module Mount, and Lite Mode. Lite Mode was a specific configuration where mounting was disabled.
New behavior: The default state of FolkPatch is now to not mount module files. This means:
- Module files will not be mounted to system partitions by default
- Only core functions (Root permission management, KPM, etc.) are active
- Users who need mounting must explicitly enable it
Current Default Behavior
When no mount system is enabled and no meta module is installed, FolkPatch operates in its default state (no mount):
Retained Core Functions
| Function | Description |
|---|---|
| Root Permission Management | Grant and manage app Root permissions |
| KPM Support | Kernel module embedding and loading |
| Log System | View and export running logs |
| Settings Management | Basic settings configuration |
| Module Management | Module installation and uninstallation (but not mounting) |
Not Active by Default
- File mount system (module
systemdirectory will not be mounted) - System property modification (
system.propwill not take effect) - SELinux policy patching (
sepolicy.rulewill not be loaded) - All mount-related operations in boot scripts
提示
Modules can still be installed and uninstalled, and scripts can still execute (such as service.sh), but functions involving file mounting will not take effect unless a mount method is explicitly enabled.
How to Enable Mounting
If you need module file mounting, you must explicitly enable one of the following methods:
- Built-in Magic Mount: Enter Settings -> General, turn on Enable Mount System, then reboot
- Meta Module Mount: Install a meta module, then reboot
See Mount Implementation for detailed instructions.
Comparison with APatch
| Feature | FolkPatch (New) | APatch (New) |
|---|---|---|
| Default Behavior | No mount (Root only) | No mount (Root only) |
| Built-in Magic Mount | Available as optional feature | Removed in new versions |
| Meta Module Support | Available as optional feature | Supported |
| Mount Capability | Retained, user-enabled | Completely removed |
FolkPatch differs from APatch in that it retains built-in Magic Mount as an optional feature, alongside meta module support. APatch has removed its built-in mount system in new versions, but still supports meta modules.
Related Links
- Built-in Mount - FolkPatch's built-in Magic Mount scheme
- Meta Module Mount - External meta module mount scheme
- Mount Implementation Overview - Complete comparison of mount modes
Copyright
Copyright Ownership:FolkPatch Team
License under:Attribution 4.0 International (CC-BY-4.0)