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@@ -97,17 +97,17 @@ Install the KernelSU‑Next Manager APK, same version as mentioned in the releas
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Open the KernelSU‑Next app.
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Reboot the device if you performed any cleanup in step 2
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-## Force Load Kernel Modules — Bypass flashing with `Bypass-Image`
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+## Force Load Kernel Modules (Bypass) — flashing with `Bypass-Image`
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> [!IMPORTANT]
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-> Most users do not need this. Try the normal installer first. This option does not bypass root-detection systems — it only replaces the kernel image used during flashing for recovery/compatibility workarounds.
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+> Most users do not need this. Try the `Normal` `Image` first. This option does not help bypass root-detection systems — it only replaces the kernel image used during flashing for compatibility workarounds.
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-**How to enable (new workflow):**
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-- Enable the bypass behavior by setting `do.flash_bypass=1` in the package's `AnyKernel3/anykernel.sh`.
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+**How to enable:**
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+- When flashing, the installer will ask the user what they want to flash, `Normal` or `Bypass`.
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**Behavior:**
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-- When `do.flash_bypass=1`, the installer will look for `Bypass-Image` in the package root. If found, it will move `Bypass-Image` to replace the usual `Image` file prior to performing version checks and flashing.
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-- If `do.flash_bypass=1` is set but no `Bypass-Image` is found, the installer will abort with an error to avoid accidental forced flashing of an unintended image.
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+- If `Bypass` is chosen it will move `Bypass-Image` to replace the usual `Normal` `Image` file prior to performing version checks and flashing.
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+- If `Bypass` is chosen and `Bypass-Image` is not found, the installer will abort with an error to avoid accidental forced flashing of an unintended image.
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**Why / When to use:**
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-- Use this only when a normal flash fails to boot due to kernel module or binary incompatibilities and you have a known-good alternate image to try.
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+- Use this only when a `Normal` flash fails to boot due to kernel module incompatibilities.
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