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How I fixed a bootloop when flashing magisk after upgrading Lineage OS

Posted on December 11, 2022December 11, 2022 by Patrik "Popeen" Johansson

Tonight I upgraded Lineage on one of my devices but after flashing magisk I got stuck in a bootloop. The fix was quite easy once i figured out that it was probably not magisk itself but one of my modules that was incompatible with the new OS version.

Even in the bootloop I had access to the device over adb so I tested removing all the installed modules with the following command.

adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modules

The device rebooted and this time it booted just fine

Hope this can help someone save some time in the future

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