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*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56XdXJbFbjQ Install TWRP, Google Play and SuperSU root on your LeapFrog Epic] | *[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56XdXJbFbjQ Install TWRP, Google Play and SuperSU root on your LeapFrog Epic] | ||
*The original MT8127 Epic/LeapPad Academy firmware is vulnerable to the [[wikipedia:Dirty COW|Dirty COW]] exploit where a temporary root shell can be obtained via ADB. | *The original MT8127 Epic/LeapPad Academy firmware is vulnerable to the [[wikipedia:Dirty COW|Dirty COW]] exploit where a temporary root shell can be obtained via ADB. | ||
*The Rockchip RK3326 revision LeapPad Academy on the other hand can be rooted by patching the boot image using Magisk, but doing so breaks wireless functionality at least with the latest version. | *The Rockchip RK3326 revision LeapPad Academy on the other hand can be rooted by patching the boot image using Magisk, but doing so breaks wireless functionality at least with the latest version. Ditto with the MT8127 version, but in that case the real-time clock seems to be a little sketchy with Magisk enabled, not to mention that they may no longer have support for early Android versions at the time of this writing. | ||
===Useful apps=== | ===Useful apps=== | ||