There’s an in-app purchase to upgrade to Pro, which supports my developments, and unlocks the transparency option as well as logcat buffer and format selection. There is no recovery-based install option at this time. Unless you are using SuperSU in system-less mode, the app writes to /system, as such your firmware must allow this. Should a bootloop occur, removing either the app’s APK or /system/su.d/0000liveboot through recovery should fix the problem. The risk of bootloops is extremely low, but not completely non-existent. If that is an issue for you, then you should definitely not update to Pro. This does indeed also mean I cannot guarantee continued operation – even if it works for you today, it may fail your next firmware update. Even if the test run functionality works, this does not necessarily mean it will actually work during boot. I’ve gotten it to work on a bunch of my own devices on various firmwares, but not on all. Regardless of version, the app may work on your device or it may not. Officially the app supports 4.3+ and newer, but really it is aimed at 5.0 and newer firmwares. Alternatively, the app will try to function for otherwise rooted firmwares that support init.d, but this is not officially supported and it cannot be guaranteed to work. This app does not only require root, it requires specifically SuperSU version 2.40 or newer, due to how the boot-time code is launched. If you need to enter a decryption key or pattern at boot, it will not show up until you have done so. Note that LiveBoot will only show up after the data partition is mounted. The lines shown in test mode may be limited and relatively static, this does not reflect exact boot time behavior as much as it just shows you that it works and how big the text will be. A feature is built-in to test your current configuration without rebooting.

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