Nano Mount

Magisk KSU APatch

Simplify your file system management with Nano Mount by dyokism. This lightweight module provides a clean, systemless method to bind-mount directories and partitions, ensuring your core OS remains completely unmodified.

Systemless Directory Mounting

A straightforward, no-nonsense utility for mapping custom files over read-only partitions safely and efficiently.

Seamless Binding

Easily overlay custom directories or files onto existing system paths without permanent alterations.

100% Systemless

Maintains device integrity. Your root partitions stay read-only, passing integrity checks and preserving OTA compatibility.

Zero Overhead

Executes swiftly during the early init phase. It consumes no background memory or battery once the boot sequence completes.

Under the Hood: Bind Mounts

Nano Mount leverages the native Linux mount --bind command injected through your root manager's early boot stage. This creates a virtual overlay, redirecting system calls from the original read-only path to your custom directory located in the user data partition.

# Conceptual execution of Nano Mount
mount -o bind /data/adb/modules/nanomount/custom_dir /system/etc/target_dir
# Reverting changes
umount /system/etc/target_dir

Frequently Asked Questions

You can configure the target directories by editing the configuration files located inside the module folder at /data/adb/modules/nanomount/ using any root text editor or terminal application.

Yes, Nano Mount is designed to run independently. However, avoid mapping the exact same directories that are already being modified by other systemless modules (like OverlayFS tools) to prevent mount conflicts.

Module Info

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  • Module By
    dyokism
  • Contributors dyokism
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  • Tags
    #Nano Mount #Mount #Systemless #Magisk Module #KernelSU #APatch #Utility
  • Requirement
    Magisk KernelSU APatch
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