Magisk is a popular tool for rooting Android devices, and its ability to install modules expands its functionality. However, sometimes users encounter issues with module installation, leading to crashes. This guide will focus on troubleshooting a Magisk crash that occurs during the module installation process on Android 7.0 devices. The error message "Copying zip to temporary directory" usually indicates a problem with the file transfer process.

**Identifying the Issue:**
The provided logcat file and the error message suggest a potential issue with the Magisk installation process itself or with the interaction between Magisk and the specific device running Android 7.0.

**Troubleshooting Steps:**
1. **Verify Magisk Installation:** Double-check your Magisk installation. Ensure that you patched your boot.img correctly and flashed it successfully using Fastboot. If the installation isn't clean, you might encounter module installation issues.
2. **Check Module Compatibility:** Not all modules are compatible with every Android version. Ensure that the module you're trying to install is compatible with Android 7.0 (SDK 24). Refer to the module's documentation or Github repository for compatibility information.
3. **Magisk Version:** Sometimes, outdated Magisk versions can cause compatibility problems. Update Magisk to the latest stable version available on the official website.
4. **Device-Specific Issues:** Some devices might have unique configurations or limitations that can interfere with Magisk and module installation. Research online forums or communities for users with the same device and see if they have encountered similar issues. Device manufacturers sometimes release unofficial patches or custom ROMs that can improve module compatibility.
5. **Reinstall Magisk:** As a last resort, consider completely uninstalling Magisk and reinstalling it fresh. Sometimes a clean installation can resolve persistent issues.

**Provide More Information:**
To get more specific help, it would be useful to provide the following information:
* Device Model
* Magisk Version
* Module Name and Version

**Additional Notes:**
* Avoid installing modules from untrusted sources, as they can potentially harm your device.
* Always back up your device before making any significant changes or installing modules.

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