This guide helps you troubleshoot boot issues with Magisk on the CAR PAD Di1.0 device. The device you've described is running a custom system with specific hardware configurations, making troubleshooting unique. Before we start, make sure you're using a debug build of Magisk and remember to follow these crucial steps for reporting issues:

**Device Information:**
* Device: CAR PAD Di1.0
* Android version: 7.1.2 UI1.0
* Kernel Version: Linux 4.19.81-perf aarch64
* Magisk version code:28102

**Steps to Repair Magisk Boot Issues:**
1. **Review Magisk Logs:** Check the `magisk.log` file for any error messages or clues regarding the boot failure. Details within the log might indicate a specific issue or incompatible module.
2. **Check Kernel Logs (dmesg):** Provide a `dmesg` log when your device refuses to boot. This will help identify kernel-level conflicts or issues during the boot process. Remember that a custom kernel might be needed to reliably capture `dmesg` output.
3. **Mounts Information:** Provide `cat /proc/mounts` output when your device is working correctly **WITHOUT MAGISK**.
4. **Share Files:** Upload the following files to a sharing platform (such as Google Drive) and provide the link in your issue report:
* `magisk_log` (if available)
* `boot.img`
* `magisk_boot.img`
5. **Disable Modules:** Temporarily disable all installed modules to see if one is causing the boot loop. Re-enable them one by one to isolate the culprit.
6. **Verify Boot Image:** Ensure your `boot.img` file is patched correctly with Magisk and compatible with your device's specific Android system version.

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