The Magisk 30 update on Android 12 devices brings a fresh wave of challenges, particularly with the built-in Zygisk module failing to start spontaneously. This generates a persistent prompt to reboot for initiating Zygisk, yet the issue persists even after restarts. Fortunately, users have found solace in the Zygisk-Next module, which effectively resolves the issue. However, the root of this discrepancy between the default and modified Zygisk versions remains a subject of exploration.

This article delves into the encountered difficulties with native Zygisk on Android 12 with Magisk 30. It examines the recurring reboot prompts and the successful workaround provided by Zygisk-Next. Ultimately, the aim is to shed light on the potential causes behind this incompatibility and offer insights into ways to mitigate the problem.

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