Bootloop after magisk module install

[PsyCoil]

Hello everyone,
I recently installed Magisk and TWRP and at first everything was working completely fine, than I installed the f-droid privileged extension module the device started bootlooping.
I managed to fix the issue through TWRP (Fix bootloop option) and completely uninstalled Magisk through the official uninstaller. Thing is every time I'm trying to reinstall Magisk the problem returns.

Please help.

 

[James Blode]

Happened to me to....you need to uninstall that exact module from your system....
You can uninstall any modules even from TWRP...
go to file explorer on TWRP
Open data then adb an then modules and delete unnecessary folder otf module...

 

[PsyCoil]

Happened to me to....you need to uninstall that exact module from your system....
You can uninstall any modules even from TWRP...
go to file explorer on TWRP
Open data then adb an then modules and delete unnecessary folder otf module...

Thank you for replying but the adb folder is empty.

 

[PsyCoil]

Anyone?

 

[Hitman478™]

Hello everyone,
I recently installed Magisk and TWRP and at first everything was working completely fine, than I installed the f-droid privileged extension module the device started bootlooping.
I managed to fix the issue through TWRP (Fix bootloop option) and completely uninstalled Magisk through the official uninstaller. Thing is every time I'm trying to reinstall Magisk the problem returns.

Please help.

This is strange normally when you flash magisk uninstaller every module will be uninstalled, it's used to do a clean flash of magisk, infact when you reinstall magisk no module will be there and you need to reinstall everything

 

[PsyCoil]

This is strange normally when you flash magisk uninstaller every module will be uninstalled, it's used to do a clean flash of magisk, infact when you reinstall magisk no module will be there and you need to reinstall everything

Indeed. How should I proceed then? Could the "Fix bootloop option" in TWRP caused the issue?

 

[Hitman478™]

Indeed. How should I proceed then? Could the "Fix bootloop option" in TWRP caused the issue?

Let me think

Try this:

1) flash latest magisk uninstaller
2) reboot to system and make sure it's starting and working (no bootloop and/or no other problems)
3) Reboot to TWRP and flash magisk, don't let TWRP doing anything else
4) reboot to system, it must be works

Alternative is:

1) flash latest magisk uninstaller
2) reboot to system and make sure it's starting and working (no bootloop and/or no other problems)
3) reboot to TWRP, dirty flash latest oos (10.3.1), then TWRP, reboot to TWRP
4) same as point 3
5) once you've reboot to TWRP at least one time after flashing oos, flash latest magisk
6) reboot to system

Only question is: which magisk version are you using?

EDIT: If "Fix bootloop option" is a flashable TWRP file, then follow directly the alternative way

 

[PsyCoil]

I have just tried the first method and unfortunately it did not work. The device keeps booting into fastboot instead of system. I will try the second method tomorrow and report here. Just to make sure I have it right, dirty flash is flashing the ROM without wiping the data first?
Magisk version is latest stable v20.3

Let me think

Try this:

1) flash latest magisk uninstaller
2) reboot to system and make sure it's starting and working (no bootloop and/or no other problems)
3) Reboot to TWRP and flash magisk, don't let TWRP doing anything else
4) reboot to system, it must be works

Alternative is:

1) flash latest magisk uninstaller
2) reboot to system and make sure it's starting and working (no bootloop and/or no other problems)
3) reboot to TWRP, dirty flash latest oos (10.3.1), then TWRP, reboot to TWRP
4) same as point 3
5) once you've reboot to TWRP at least one time after flashing oos, flash latest magisk
6) reboot to system

Only question is: which magisk version are you using?

EDIT: If "Fix bootloop option" is a flashable TWRP file, then follow directly the alternative way

 

[PsyCoil]

Thanks! The second solution did the trick. I'm pretty sure TWRP "Fix bootloop option" somehow caused the issue.

Let me think

Try this:

1) flash latest magisk uninstaller
2) reboot to system and make sure it's starting and working (no bootloop and/or no other problems)
3) Reboot to TWRP and flash magisk, don't let TWRP doing anything else
4) reboot to system, it must be works

Alternative is:

1) flash latest magisk uninstaller
2) reboot to system and make sure it's starting and working (no bootloop and/or no other problems)
3) reboot to TWRP, dirty flash latest oos (10.3.1), then TWRP, reboot to TWRP
4) same as point 3
5) once you've reboot to TWRP at least one time after flashing oos, flash latest magisk
6) reboot to system

Only question is: which magisk version are you using?

EDIT: If "Fix bootloop option" is a flashable TWRP file, then follow directly the alternative way

 

[Hitman478™]

Thanks! The second solution did the trick. I'm pretty sure TWRP "Fix bootloop option" somehow caused the issue.

Great! :good:

Because once you flash "Fix bootloop option" it will stay in system partition and the only way to remove is to reflash system through oos zip

 

[GhanemGh]

hahaha i think magisk rooting method fail from safetynet check and module install. After a bootloader from specific module (disablerliboemencrypto) i restore my stuff to try another module (Bluetooth ..) a bootloop again happen
sorry but,GOOGLE beats YOU @topjohnwu.