For KernelSU users who are accustomed to make TWRP data backup :

On KSU manager v0.8.x you will notice that the data backup size is very high, and that's due the new /data/adb/ksu/modules.img size ( +1 TeraByte ).
So you have 2 choices :
1- Use KSU manager v0.7.6_11458 or lower.
2- Use newer KSU manager versions but delete /data/adb/ksu/modules.img before doing twrp data backup.

A short while ago, I posted about a fork for APatch.. It was called [APatchLite].. but at that time I had to delete the post because it did not support lsposed and Iconify , but I still determined that it is a little better than the [APatch original] because it does not require entering a Superkey with simple interface.. basically. We were just hoping that it would be similar to kernelSU and that we would patch the kernel ourselves without requesting it from mainteners.

- I made some modifications to fork version to fix lsposed problems and fix some translation problems .. with changing the name to original name [APatch] instead of [APatchlite] and creating a new, more beautiful icon monet.

- Iconify now supports APatch in Debug version

An important piece of advice you should research more about APatch and how it works before you try this . You should also know that it is not possible to patch your kernel if it has previously had a kernelSU or Magisk patch.. [Clean boot.img] request