manager: Added the SUS Mount Hide Control feature added in SuSFS version 1.5.8
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<string name="static_kstat_config">Static Kstat Configuration</string>
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<string name="kstat_path_management">Kstat Path Management</string>
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<string name="no_kstat_config_message">No Kstat configuration yet, click the button above to add</string>
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<!-- SuSFS Mount Hiding Control Related Strings -->
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_control_title">SUS Mount Hiding Control</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_control_description">Control the hiding behavior of SUS mounts for processes</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_for_all_procs_label">Hide SUS mounts for all processes</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_for_all_procs_enabled_description">When enabled, SUS mounts will be hidden from all processes, including KSU processes</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_for_all_procs_disabled_description">When disabled, SUS mounts will only be hidden from non-KSU processes, KSU processes can see the mounts</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_all_enabled">Enabled hiding SUS mounts for all processes</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_all_disabled">Disabled hiding SUS mounts for all processes</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_recommendation">It is recommended to set to disabled after screen is unlocked, or during service.sh or boot-completed.sh stage, as this should fix the issue on some rooted apps that rely on mounts mounted by KSU process</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_current_setting">Current setting: %s</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_setting_all">Hide for all processes</string>
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<string name="susfs_hide_mounts_setting_non_ksu">Hide only for non-KSU processes</string>
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</resources>
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