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Is Blue Spark more update rather than Mauro Onofrio's?

Same problem on my OP5 with official update... :confused: ---------- Post added at 12:35 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:24 AM ---------- I found the solution: I just had to delete the file compatibility.zip inside the OTA, with Total Commander. :fingers-crossed::good:

Hello, i'm an happy owner of a OP5 and OP7 Pro, with root. A guy who plays PUBG with me has lag issue when the phone isn't charging. Is there something he can do to solve the issue without root? ( it would be very difficult to guide him through the whole procedure in order to install a custom...

I know that some people had issue after flashing OTA and TWRP installer but not Magisk... There's also a discussion here on XDA ( i can't remember exactly where...), they said that you need to flash Magisk before boot into system. ( maybe if you had root before OTA update? ) I don't have TWRP...

It is safer to uninstall Magisk Modules rather than disable them. Also i know for sure, that it you flash TWRP, and you don't flash Magisk right after ( in the slot with the new update), before booting into system, you could have boot loop...

It's a bug with Magisk: https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/issues/906 ---------- Post added at 09:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:53 PM ---------- You have to enable Magisk Core, that disable modules that can cause bootloop, reboot phone, install Ota ( through system and then...

You should have booted the image and then flash the zip for installation. If you flash the .img, you also flash the kernel inside the TWRP image, witch it could be not "right" for your system. ( ex. 9.5.7 OS could not boot with 9.5.5 kernel)

As other people said, a clean installation of the OS, and wiping all the data could be the only solution... :(

Boot with TWRP through fastboot, install the TWRP zip, install the Magisk Uninstaller on both slot, then OTA, then TWRP installer again and then Magisk.

Happy to hear that! ;) ---------- Post added at 11:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:01 PM ---------- Did you allow System modification in TWRP? Try to manually mount System before the kernel installation.

I did the same steps, but disabling all modules, and without installing the TWRP in Magisk. I will use the installer later... For now it works, only root tough.

Magisk Core disable all modules. ;) ---------- Post added at 03:45 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:39 AM ---------- Instead of flashing the TWRP installer, can you use the TWRP retention script? Does it work?

Probably there are some Magisk Modules that cause the bootloop... Did you try to flash a patched boot image. ( stock image 9.5.7 patched with Magisk Manager) There's a Magisk manager for recovery mode, you can try to download it, install on TWRP, disable all module and see if it will boot.

Ok, now I'm scared... :(

Ok, so i will not use the TWRP retention script, and i will flash the TWRP through Magisk... If i will flash on both slot, can i stay for on the same slot i was before the update? For example A? Thank you!