Troubleshooting Magisk Flashing Issues on Dilink1.0
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This guide provides solutions for common issues encountered while flashing Magisk on the Dilink1.0 car pad. We'll address a specific case where flashing a patched magisk_boot.img via fastboot leads to an inability to boot into the system.

The provided information indicates a potential issue with the patched magisk_boot.img, leading to a bootloop. The user attempted to flash it using the command `fastboot flash:raw boot magisk_boot.img`, succeeding in writing to the device but unable to boot normally. Reinstalling the original boot.img using `fastboot flash boot boot.img` resolved the boot issue, suggesting a problem with the patched boot image.

To assist with further troubleshooting, below are some potential causes and recommendations:

* **Incompatible Magisk Version:** Ensure you are using a Magisk version compatible with your Dilink1.0 device and Android version (7.1.2 in this case). Check the Magisk website or forums for compatibility information.
* **Incorrect Patch:** Verify the patch used for magisk_boot.img is appropriate for your specific Android version and kernel. Mistakes in patching can lead to boot issues.
* **Device-Specific Issues:** Some devices have unique quirks or modifications that affect Magisk flashing. Research online forums or communities dedicated to Dilink1.0 for device-specific troubleshooting tips.
* **Other Modifications:** If you've made other modifications to the device, such as custom ROMs or kernels, they might be interfering with Magisk installation. Back up your data and revert to a stock configuration for testing purposes.

**Additional Information:**

The user provided their device information, Magisk version, and added a link to relevant files (magisk_log, boot.img, magisk_boot.img). Sharing these resources can be helpful for diagnosing the problem and finding a solution.

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