This guide aims to help users resolve issues enabling Zygisk on the Insulet OmniPod Dash PDM running a customized Magisk installation. Despite enabling Zygisk within Magisk settings and rebooting the device, some users report 'Zygisk: No' displayed in the dashboard with settings still indicating a reboot is needed for changes to apply. This issue has been observed particularly on devices with restricted ADB access, like the OmniPod Dash PDM.

Although a full logcat isn't readily available due to device limitations, a Magisk log (.log file) can provide valuable clues for troubleshooting. The information provided by the user, including device specifications and Magisk version, is crucial for identifying potential compatibility issues or specific settings that may require adjustment. Further investigation might involve analyzing the Magisk log for error messages, inspecting Zygisk configuration files, and exploring alternative Magisk modules or configurations that could be compatible with the OmniPod Dash PDM's restricted environment.

Remember to always proceed with caution when modifying system files and use reliable sources for Magisk and Zygisk upgrades.

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