If you're experiencing Zygosk crashes on your Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro running Android 15 (HyperOS 2.0.4.0), you're not alone. Several users have reported this issue across various Magisk versions (Magisk 28101, code 47cc532d).

While this problem persists despite efforts to resolve it through rebooting and switching between various Magisk versions (Canary and stable), there are a few steps you can try to potentially address the issue:

* **Check for System Updates:** Ensure your Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro's operating system and any related apps are up-to-date. System updates often include bug fixes and improvements that might resolve compatibility issues with Zygosk.
* **Clear App Cache and Data:** Clear the cache and data for the Magisk Manager and Zygosk apps from your device's settings to see if this resolves the crash.
* **Reinstall Magisk:** As a more drastic measure, try completely uninstalling Magisk and then reinstalling it from a trusted source.
* **Examine Magisk Logs:** Examine the Magisk logs for any error messages or specific details that might provide insight into the cause of the crash. These logs can often offer valuable clues for troubleshooting.
* **Community Forum:** Engage with the Magisk community forums or online communities dedicated to Xiaomi devices. Other users may have encountered similar issues and found solutions. Sharing your experience and seeking advice from fellow enthusiasts can be helpful.

Remember to exercise caution when modifying system files or apps, and always back up your device before making any significant changes.

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