You're encountering a common problem for Galaxy S10 users: Lsposed conflicts with Magisk versions 27.x and 28.x, resulting in a 'SEPolicy is not loaded properly' error. While wiping Dalvik and Cache often fixes this, it unfortunately leads to a bootloop on your device. Here's a breakdown of the issue and some potential solutions you can try:
**Understanding the Problem:**
The root of the problem likely lies in compatibility issues arising from Magisk updates. Lsposed, a module manager for Android, relies on specific functionalities provided by Magisk. When Magisk upgrades introduce changes, these functionalities might break Lsposed integration.
**Troubleshooting Steps:**
* **Verify Magisk Installation:** Despite Magisk 26.3 working fine, ensure a clean installation of the problematic Magisk versions. This might involve uninstalling and reinstalling Magisk completely.
* **Lsposed Compatibility:** Double-check if the Lsposed modules you're using are compatible with the newer Magisk versions. Lsposed developers often release updates to address compatibility issues. Consider updating your modules or switching to a known-compatible set.
* **Zygisk Next as an Alternative:** While you've already tried Zygisk Next, make sure it's the latest version. Zygisk Next is a more modern and often smoother alternative to Lsposed. Explore differences between Zygisk Next and Lsposed in documentation and community forums.
* **Secure Mode Testing:** Boot your device into Safe Mode and check if the 'SEPolicy error' persists. This can help determine if a third-party app might be conflicting with Magisk.
* **Logging and Debugging:** Enable Magisk or Lsposed logging and carefully examine the logs for any error messages or clues about the root cause. These logs can provide valuable insights into the interaction between Magisk and Lsposed.
* **Community Support:** Join relevant online forums or communities dedicated to Magisk, Lsposed, or Samsung Galaxy S10 rooting. Sharing your issue and findings within these communities can often lead to solutions or workarounds.
**Important Notes:**
* **Firmware & Security Updates:** Ensure your device is running the latest official firmware and security updates. Sometimes, app-level issues can stem from underlying system conflicts.
* **Readme and Forums:** Always refer to the official documentation and readme files for both Magisk and Lsposed. You might find known issues and troubleshooting steps specific to your device and software versions.
* **Caution and Backups:** Rooting your device and using custom modules carry risks. Back up important data before experimenting with any changes, as modifications can potentially lead to data loss or instability.
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