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after each reboot, phone says; there's an internal problem with your device...

I used for a while HAVOC-OS, I completely cleaned my device then flashed Stock OXygen OS 5.1.11, so no TWRP and magisk on device but bootloader is still unlocked.
Next step, I temporrarely booted into TWRP 3.2.1.0-Enchilada.img, then installed TWRP 3.2.1.-enchilada.zip and also Magisk 16.7.zip. Phone booted fine, but I got a notification saying ( There is an internal problem with your device. Contact manufacturer for details). But the phone works fine, and the storage data is correct, but this notification appears after each reboot.
What did I do wrong ? and what should I do to make this notification go away, please let me know.

abati said:
I used for a while HAVOC-OS, I completely cleaned my device then flashed Stock OXygen OS 5.1.11, so no TWRP and magisk on device but bootloader is still unlocked.
Next step, I temporrarely booted into TWRP 3.2.1.0-Enchilada.img, then installed TWRP 3.2.1.-enchilada.zip and also Magisk 16.7.zip. Phone booted fine, but I got a notification saying ( There is an internal problem with your device. Contact manufacturer for details). But the phone works fine, and the storage data is correct, but this notification appears after each reboot.
What did I do wrong ? and what should I do to make this notification go away, please let me know.
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Use Magisk uninstaller and then install Magisk 16.4. Let Magisk update from there.

tabletalker7 said:
Use Magisk uninstaller and then install Magisk 16.4. Let Magisk update from there.
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Amazing, it worked ! thnx bro

abati said:
Amazing, it worked ! thnx bro
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Now keep a copy of Magisk 16.4 on hand. It has always worked on OP6 and many other versions of Magisk cause weird problems. Just let the Magisk manager update things from here.

tabletalker7 said:
Now keep a copy of Magisk 16.4 on hand. It has always worked on OP6 and many other versions of Magisk cause weird problems. Just let the Magisk manager update things from here.
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17.1 seems fine. I haven't had any problems with it. 16.7 was the culprit.

Barsky said:
17.1 seems fine. I haven't had any problems with it. 16.7 was the culprit.
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Did you install 17.1 or did you let 16.4 update to 17.1? On the Oreo builds 16.4 was the only one guaranteed to work right, but I was on the Pie betas when I got my hands on 17.1

tabletalker7 said:
Did you install 17.1 or did you let 16.4 update to 17.1? On the Oreo builds 16.4 was the only one guaranteed to work right, but I was on the Pie betas when I got my hands on 17.1
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This was a clean install of open beta straight to 17.1.

Barsky said:
This was a clean install of open beta straight to 17.1.
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Yeah the OP installed 5.1.11. He is still on Oreo. He needs 16.4

hi. i have the same pop up msg after a clean install of 17.1 from here - https://forum.xda-developers.com/gr...om-lineageos-17-0-galaxy-grand-prime-t4034919. magisk was not preinstalled on this rom.
my phone specs - samsung galaxy grand prime
sm-g530h - A.P - XXS2BRLI
CP - XXU2BPB2
MSM - 8916
i tried removing assert line from udater script and reflashed ( clean install again). but the pop p appears still. any ideas how to get rid of it? thank you in advance.

Wiped and back to stock recovery... Sigh.

Hi!
I have a OP6. Running rooted stock with BluSpark TWRP and Magisk. Some months ago I rooted it and I was running 9.0.1 or 9.0.0, not sure which one. I then updated to 9.0.2 OTA a week or so later. I can not remember the exact procedure, but everything worked fine. Today I installed 9.0.3 OTA and then used Magisk (18.0) before reboot to install it to slot A (9.0.2 was on B). Somehow, I ended up with a wiped device and stock recovery. Can anyone help me to find my potential fault in this? I don't want it wiped during the next OTA, it's a real hassle to set up everything again. I remember that I checked a guide that had tips on OTA, but I can't seem to find it.
Best.

yogra1921 said:
Hi!
I have a OP6. Running rooted stock with BluSpark TWRP and Magisk. Some months ago I rooted it and I was running 9.0.1 or 9.0.0, not sure which one. I then updated to 9.0.2 OTA a week or so later. I can not remember the exact procedure, but everything worked fine. Today I installed 9.0.3 OTA and then used Magisk (18.0) before reboot to install it to slot A (9.0.2 was on B). Somehow, I ended up with a wiped device and stock recovery. Can anyone help me to find my potential fault in this? I don't want it wiped during the next OTA, it's a real hassle to set up everything again. I remember that I checked a guide that had tips on OTA, but I can't seem to find it.
Best.
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I had the same thing happen to me. I missed the part where I flash TWRP right after the OTA. That probably triggered the factory reset

So instead of rebooting, I should do a "fastboot boot IMAGE" and then install the bluspark twrp zip from inside that one? I guess I can boot up to TWRP and install Magisk as well after this while I'm at it?

Are you flashing from twrp?
If so,flash ROM zip
Flash twrp zip
Reboot to twrp
Flash magisk
Done.
If ur doing it from Android
Install ROM,when it asks you to reboot, DON'T
go to magisk app
Go to modules
Search for a/b twrp (you should only find one module)
Install it ,don't reboot
Go to main magisk screen
Press install,install, install to inactive slot (after OTA) after it's done you can REBOOT.
The module keeps your twrp
Flashing magisk to inactive slot will root the update you just installed

I was installing the OTA normally, without TWRP. It worked just fine last time.

You shouldn't install any OTA if you are rooted.
Only full roms.
yogra1921 said:
I was installing the OTA normally, without TWRP. It worked just fine last time.
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Sent from my ONEPLUS A6003 using Tapatalk

I understand. But it doesn't change the fact that it worked like a charm last time. I just assumed there might be a general way.

RASTAVIPER said:
You shouldn't install any OTA if you are rooted.
Only full roms.
Sent from my ONEPLUS A6003 using Tapatalk
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On OOS it knows if you are rooted and will download full ROM,so it's fine if you install a/b twrp magisk module after (keeps twrp) and then install magisk to inactive slot .
What happened here is he probably forgot to install twrp and magisk probably got to the wrong slot, hence the wipe

Not only probably. I did not install TWRP after the OTA. And I probably got the Magisk slot right (I installed it to other slot though the manager). Thanks for your help!
So next time:
OTA
Check if all dev USB-settings are enabled (?)
Shut off
Boot to TWRP
Install TWRP
Install Magisk to new slot
Boot up
Seems right?

yogra1921 said:
Not only probably. I did not install TWRP after the OTA. And I probably got the Magisk slot right (I installed it to other slot though the manager). Thanks for your help!
So next time:
OTA
Check if all dev USB-settings are enabled (?)
Shut off
Boot to TWRP
Install TWRP
Install Magisk to new slot
Boot up
Seems right?
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no.... you do what i wrote like 3 posts up.. DO NOT REBOOT!!
After every single rom flash, TWRP, from android or fastboot or whatever way you install any rom TWRP will be replaced, aswell as boot.img (magisk is there)
OTA
DONT REBOOOOOOTT!!!
go to magisk, search for A/B twrp module, install it
DONT REBOOT
Go to main screen of magisk
install, install, install to inactive slot.
done..
your way will wipe TWRP.
From twrp:
Flash rom zip
flash twrp
reboot to twrp
flash magisk
done

Oh yeah. I completely forgot about that the TWRP retention script exists. Perfect. This is exactly what I did last time. Thanks!

Anyone running stock rooted 9.0.3 upgrade to Magisk 18.1 yet?

I was thinking of trying to fix a few minor things like won't boot with charger plugged in and Google Pay getting screwed up every once in a while...but figured I would ask first.
To be safe I was going to nandroid backup, TWRP Magisk Uninstaller, TWRP Magisk 18.1 installer and try it out later on....it seems people have reported bootloops on other phones upgrading from the Magisk Manager app...
MW

I am in 9.0.3 but under xxx no limits magisk rom.
It works well

0xPraeT0Rian said:
I am in 9.0.3 but under xxx no limits magisk rom.
It works well
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Using the new magisk 18.1 or 18?

You asked about 18.1.
I am on 9.0.3 with 18.1 magisk and the new magisk manager

Hi to all,
I am on OB12, and I'm no longer able to root since I tried to upgrade from Magisk 18 to 18.1
I already tried the 2 last versions of Magisk uninstaller and also to reflash OB12, but still impossible to root.
What is very strange is that if I flash Smurfkernel it says that I'm rooted, but after booting, no Magisk APK and impossible to install it !
Any suggestions?
Thank in advance for any help.

I have already had Magisk 18.1 on stock 9.0.3 and it was fine. I upgraded from Magisk 18 through Magisk manager.

No problems here.

b.huss2 said:
I have already had Magisk 18.1 on stock 9.0.3 and it was fine. I upgraded from Magisk 18 through Magisk manager.
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This is the first think I did, but unsuccessfully: Magisk Manager gave an error message installation unsuccessful like if not rooted.
It's why I flashed the Magisk uninstallers in order to clean all previous installations that could create problems, but whatever I do, rooting is missing after booting.
Really strange...(and annoying)

OP here -- I updated and am having no issues, but I did it all through TWRP by uninstalling Magisk 18.0 first and then re-installing 18.1 before rebooting. I had already updated Magisk Manager from the app.
Only thing I noticed was I had to reset up all my settings (Magisk hide for Direct TV Now, and re SU authorize all root apps). First reboot everything was slow with root apps waiting for SU access before the request came through, but then everything was fine once it was granted.

michelD said:
This is the first think I did, but unsuccessfully: Magisk Manager gave an error message installation unsuccessful like if not rooted.
It's why I flashed the Magisk uninstallers in order to clean all previous installations that could create problems, but whatever I do, rooting is missing after booting.
Really strange...(and annoying)
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You might could try dirty flashing your ROM and then try Magisk again. You could have something jacked up.
(of course don't forget about TWRP if you go dirty flashing your ROM)

b.huss2 said:
You might could try dirty flashing your ROM and then try Magisk again. You could have something jacked up.
(of course don't forget about TWRP if you go dirty flashing your ROM)
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Yes I tried this too, but unsuccessfully !
And I'm even not sure that a full wipe will help, because it concerns another partition.

May security update is out

https://developers.google.com/android/images
Still 9.0, but it's starting a new quarterly build so might have some updates. No change log yet
There is this
"All Pixel devices running Android 9 will receive an Android 9 update as part of the May OTA. This quarterly release contains many functional updates and improvements to various parts of the Android platform and supported Pixel devices."

i did clean install of the recovery image this morning. all seems fine. nothing visually different

Has anyone already rooted? With me, the carrier service crashes continuously after I installed Magisk 19.1.

Atomregen said:
Has anyone already rooted? With me, the carrier service crashes continuously after I installed Magisk 19.1.
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I can't speak to the 3XL since I am on dotOS, but I had no issues installing my wife's P3 with flash-all (minus -w), rooted with Magisk 19.1 and TWRP 3.3.0-0 fully installed using Advanced > Install Recovery Ramdisk method.

sliding_billy said:
I can't speak to the 3XL since I am on dotOS, but I had no issues installing my wife's P3 with flash-all (minus -w), rooted with Magisk 19.1 and TWRP 3.3.0-0 fully installed using Advanced > Install Recovery Ramdisk method.
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Thanks for replay,
I flashed the factory image (minus -w), booted TWRP 3.3.0-1 and installed magisk 19.1 many times but never had luck.
After that i flashed the factory image (minus -w) again, booted TWRP 3.3.0-1 and installed magisk 18.1 and now it worked, after that I was able to update magisk in the app to 19.1.
hopefully it is written understandably.

208.9mb too! Quite large for just a small incremental update too!

considering locking my BL and clean wiping...
google pay no longer works and its fustrating.

virtyx said:
considering locking my BL and clean wiping...
google pay no longer works and its fustrating.
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Try this first.
Factory reset in TWRP (after installing factory update and rebooting).
You'll have to set up as new but won't lose internal data.

Atomregen said:
I flashed the factory image (minus -w), booted TWRP 3.3.0-1 and installed magisk 19.1 many times but never had luck. After that i flashed the factory image (minus -w) again, booted TWRP 3.3.0-1 and installed magisk 18.1 and now it worked, after that I was able to update magisk in the app to 19.1.
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I had some issues getting the May update, TWRP 3.3.0-1, Kirisakura 2.3.0, and Magisk 19.1 to play nicely together. Lots of "rescue party" reboots at the "G" logo of booting after trying to install everything together. I basically did what you did to solve the issue too. Installed the May update (removing -w) then installed TWRP 3.3.0-1, Kirisakura 2.3.0 and Magisk 18.1 and restarted back to system to make sure it all worked (which it did). After that I upgraded to Magisk 19.1 via the Magisk app and everything seems to be fine now. My temp solution until this was just use TWRP 3.2.3-3 which I had been using up until this point. That worked too and allowed everything to play nice from the initial installation.

Aren't you supposed to boot system before flashing magisk?

Atomregen said:
Thanks for replay,
I flashed the factory image (minus -w), booted TWRP 3.3.0-1 and installed magisk 19.1 many times but never had luck.
After that i flashed the factory image (minus -w) again, booted TWRP 3.3.0-1 and installed magisk 18.1 and now it worked, after that I was able to update magisk in the app to 19.1.
hopefully it is written understandably.
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wangdaning said:
Aren't you supposed to boot system before flashing magisk?
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I was wondering the same thing about whether you finished booting before installing Magisk. I completely boot after every step (Image, TWRP, Magisk, Kernel - ElementalX installed with EX Kernel Manager) and don't stack installs in TWRP. Been doing that for years, and it has saved me some time long term despite the couple of extra minutes during installs. My other thought was possibly a bad 19.1 file.
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sstanton86 said:
208.9mb too! Quite large for just a small incremental update too!
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Looking at new apps to backup in TB, there were about 7 new system apps that I saw and one that had been removed.

since there is an auto reboot after flashing flash-all.bat, I did a reboot after flashing the factory image.
Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using XDA Labs

Atomregen said:
since there is an auto reboot after flashing flash-all.bat, I did a reboot after flashing the factory image.
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I always reboot to the system after the factory image/monthly update is installed and allow it to finish setup. Then I fastboot into TWRP to install TWRP recovery, my kernel, and Magisk via the "add more zips" option in TWRP. I've been doing this ever since I got the device and never ran into issues until this May update. Doing this with the May update, TWRP 3.3.0-1, Kirisakura 2.3.0 and Magisk 19.1 caused reboots like I described. However, reverting to TWRP 3.2.3-3 instead (my initial solution/fix) or Magisk 18.1 then upgrading Magisk to 19.1 (like @sliding_billy suggested) worked fine. This to me implies a compatibility issue of some type and not an issue with the method of installation.

Tulsadiver said:
Try this first.
Factory reset in TWRP (after installing factory update and rebooting).
You'll have to set up as new but won't lose internal data.
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magisk and gpay dont work after googleplay services version 16.0.91
if i downgrade to 16091 it works - but i cant let it upgrade otherwise it breaks gpay
im not sure if its on all phones or just pixels with the titan chip that GPS is now interacting with, but if you try to upgrade to 17.x google play service with magisk - it doesnt work and detects root.
just FYI for people with issues with updates let it boot into OS before flashing TWRP / KERNEL / MAGISK otherwise you will get a bootloop.
and personally i flash TWRP/KERNEL/Magisk in that order and ive never gotten a bootloop (but have flashing kernel last a couple times)
my rationale behind flashing magisk last is because if you were on stock kernel, you would just flash magisk, you wouldnt flash magisk then stock kernel over it would you?

virtyx said:
magisk and gpay dont work after googleplay services version 16.0.91
if i downgrade to 16091 it works - but i cant let it upgrade otherwise it breaks gpay
im not sure if its on all phones or just pixels with the titan chip that GPS is now interacting with, but if you try to upgrade to 17.x google play service with magisk - it doesnt work and detects root.
just FYI for people with issues with updates let it boot into OS before flashing TWRP / KERNEL / MAGISK otherwise you will get a bootloop.
and personally i flash TWRP/KERNEL/Magisk in that order and ive never gotten a bootloop (but have flashing kernel last a couple times)
my rationale behind flashing magisk last is because if you were on stock kernel, you would just flash magisk, you wouldnt flash magisk then stock kernel over it would you?
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This is the way Freak recommends flashing his kernel. Did Freak change something?
Freak07 said:
Flash factory image with -w removed (if you want to keep data intact)
Do a reboot
Then you can boot to twrp and flash twrp, magisk and kernel (in that order)
Afterwards all should be fine.
I personally do a reboot after flashing twrp. Then back to twrp and magisk plus kernel...
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Homeboy76 said:
This is the way Freak recommends flashing his kernel. Did Freak change something?
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I always flash kernel before magisk. I've never had issues.

Homeboy76 said:
This is the way Freak recommends flashing his kernel. Did Freak change something?
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not saying either way is right or wrong
but it makes sense to flash magisk LAST.

Anyone try to sideload the OTA? I believe the file is too big to sideload?

lucky_strike33 said:
Anyone try to sideload the OTA? I believe the file is too big to sideload?
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I sideloaded. Worked fine.

Anyone else unable to root the May update? I installed the update, TWRP, and the kernel I use and everything was fine. After installing Magisk 19.1 the phone boots straight to a "System UI has stopped" dialog box. Substratum overlays were uninstalled before updating and uninstalling Magisk fixes the issue, leading me to believe that it is the cause.
I tried installing Magisk 18.1 instead to see if it would work, but oddly it doesn't seem to install at all. When I boot the phone Magisk Manager was installed, but it claims that Magisk is not installed and no apps can get root access.

Bootloop after flashing Magisk

So I update my device in last OTA update, OOS version is oxygen OS 10.0.3.GM21AA
Twrp version is Twrp-3.3.1-74-guacamole-unified-Q (tried official and unofficial both)
Magisk 20.1.
Now when ever i flash Magisk device gose in to Fastboot (bootloop) & if i uninstall magsik with uninstall zip, device behave normal and boot into OOS system,
What is the problem and how to get Magisk again??

Do you have any modules installed?

aNGERY said:
Do you have any modules installed?
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That's what I was going to ask. Sounds like a module issue to me.

Nambardar said:
So I update my device in last OTA update, OOS version is oxygen OS 10.0.3.GM21AA
Twrp version is Twrp-3.3.1-74-guacamole-unified-Q (tried official and unofficial both)
Magisk 20.1.
Now when ever i flash Magisk device gose in to Fastboot (bootloop) & if i uninstall magsik with uninstall zip, device behave normal and boot into OOS system,
What is the problem and how to get Magisk again??
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RenovateIce ROM (9.0)?
Try: TWRP->Advanced->File Manager->/data->/adb->/modules->RIce module, or something like that-> folder icon->delete->(swipe) and Reboot->System

Nambardar said:
So I update my device in last OTA update, OOS version is oxygen OS 10.0.3.GM21AA
Twrp version is Twrp-3.3.1-74-guacamole-unified-Q (tried official and unofficial both)
Magisk 20.1.
Now when ever i flash Magisk device gose in to Fastboot (bootloop) & if i uninstall magsik with uninstall zip, device behave normal and boot into OOS system,
What is the problem and how to get Magisk again??
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Try TWRP 70

Same thing happened to me, tried almost everything one could think of , even swapped active slots to no avail, eventually found thread on fastboot flashing back to stock and all was fixed. Probably was due to unremoved/undeleted magisk modules(as others have already stated), but once the phone boot loops had no way to get modules removed posthumously......also ran magisk uninstaller to try to resolve and no joy.....like is said after a day and a half just flashed it via fastboot flashing .bat files and all was swell....mines a converted GM1915 to 1917 .....good luck!