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When I flash it with Magisk, I goes into bootloop (stucks in loading screen)

Phone: Xiaomi Mi 11 Lite 4G (courbet)
Android Verison: 14.0.0_r35
Kernel: 4.14.343-openela-AlfaKernel
Security Update: May 5, 2024
Baseband Version: SS.AT.4.3.c5-00165-SM6150_GEN_PACK-1.35003.10
Build Number: AP1A.240505.005 release-keys

It happened to me in EvolutionX, AlphaDroid and LineageOS roms. They all use the same kernels. Had to remove the module manually, using OrangeFox recovery. (My bootloop protector module was enabled)

I believe there is an issue with the newest kernel. Thanks for help!

Edit: I installed CRDroid 10.5, still has the same issue. There were no issues in version 10.4. Please fix.

Device: OnePlus 9 Pro
OS: Android 13 (crDroid v9) with Magisk 25.2
Version: drc-remover 1.0, Magisk module

Expected result:
There are three audio_policy_configuration*.xml files under /vendor/etc/, in different subdirectories, all with speaker_drc_enabled="true". The readme is unclear, but implies that all three should be copied to the drc-remover module directory, modified, and overlaid on the originals.

Actual result:
Only one file is copied and modified. The other two files are not copied and still have speaker_drc_enabled="true".

Notes:
If the module is intended to intelligently retrieve the current active audio policy file, and only patch that, I would suggest adding that to the readme. Not a coder, so I haven't examined the module to try to see how it works.