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## Guide: How to install BusyBox
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### Preface:
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##### Since Magisk has BusyBox built-in already, this proceedure is very simple
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## Process
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### Step 1:
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Using an Android browser downloaded though the Play Store/sideloaded into WSA, download the following [Magisk Module](https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/BuiltIn-BusyBox) to install and symlink BusyBox with its applets to the Magisk built-in busybox binary. No need to do it manually or to get a Custom Build.
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### Step 2:
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Through Magisk Manager, install the Magisk module .zip file
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### Step 3 (Optional):
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You can then test if BusyBox is working by either using a Root Checker:
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or by using ADB Shell and:
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`` adb shell ``
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``su``
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``busybox | head -1``
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