Unable to patch boot image on Pixel 6 Pro, Android 14 Beta 3.1 with Canary 26103

[Hondo77]

Device: Pixel 6 Pro
Android version: Android 14 Beta 3.1
Magisk version name: a8c4a33
Magisk version code: 26103

Unable to patch the boot image on Pixel 6 Pro, Android 14 Beta 3.1. Results in a failed to process cpio error.

Loading cpio: [ramdisk.cpio.orig]
Failed to process cpio: No such file or directory (os error 2)
! Unable to patch ramdisk
! Installation failed

magisk_install_log_2023-06-23T11.19.11.log

[srothkin]

I get same error trying to update a boot.img file on Pixel 6 with canary build 26103. Not sure if it is same issue since it was with file. Rolling back to 26102 I was able to update the file.

`

• Device platform: arm64-v8a
• Installing: a8c4a33 (26103)
• Copying image to cache
  Parsing boot image: [/data/user_de/0/com.topjohnwu.magisk/install/boot.img]
  HEADER_VER [4]
  KERNEL_SZ [25038091]
  RAMDISK_SZ [0]
  PAGESIZE [4096]
  CMDLINE []
• Unpacking boot image
  KERNEL_FMT [lz4_legacy]
  VBMETA
• Checking ramdisk status
• Stock boot image detected
• Patching ramdisk
• Pre-init storage partition: metadata
  Add file [init] (100750)
  Create directory [overlay.d] (0750)
  Create directory [overlay.d/sbin] (0750)
  Add file [overlay.d/sbin/magisk32.xz] (100644)
  Add file [overlay.d/sbin/magisk64.xz] (100644)
  Add file [overlay.d/sbin/stub.xz] (100644)
  Patch with flag KEEPVERITY=[true] KEEPFORCEENCRYPT=[true]
  Loading cpio: [ramdisk.cpio.orig]
  Failed to process cpio: No such file or directory (os error 2)
  ! Unable to patch ramdisk
  ! Installation failed

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[tgice]

I get same error trying to update a boot.img file on Pixel 6 with canary build 26103. Not sure if it is same issue since it was with file. Rolling back to 26102 I was able to update the file.

Ugh, I've just run into this too, trying to upgrade to stock 202306 with PixelFlasher on a Pixel 6.

I've struggled to try to rollback Magisk (which I had upgraded to 26103 just before attempting the patching), and can't get it right.

I re-flashed my previous 202305 patched boot.img, and now have Magisk running at 26101 but can't for the life of me get the Magisk app to downgrade to 26101 or 26102 -- it keeps wanting to upgrade to 26103.

Any hints, or reference to an article describing how to do this with recent releases?

[blueset]

Any hints, or reference to an article describing how to do this with recent releases?

I uninstalled Magisk fully (both boot.img and app), restarted my phone, downloaded the latest Beta release app (26100), patched the boot.img with the app, and then flashed it with PixelFlasher. That got me to a flashable state and upgraded my Pixel 6 Pro to 202306 succesfully.

[Nekolaa]

Help me

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[tgice]

blueset, thanks for the suggestion. I was finally able to get this working with just a few short steps.

I didn't fully uninstall Magisk, just the app. I left the device rooted, to the rolled-back 202305 image (with 26100 Magisk on it). Then I think I rebooted, hooked up to PixelFlasher and used it to install Magisk beta 26100, which it did, over USB.

At that point I was running 202305 patched with 26100, and running 26100 in the app, so I again tried to patch 202306 with PixelFlasher and this time it worked, and I was able to then flash the patched image to my Pixel 6 and things are working.

The only thing that's odd is that whenever I launch Magisk now, it pops a dialog:

Requires Additional Setup

Your device needs additional setup for Magisk to work properly. Do you want to proceed and reboot?

and if I OK on that, I think it'll upgrade it to 26103, which I don't want at this point. I can just press Cancel and continue to use Magisk as normal (I think), but it's a little annoying and I doubt it would've happened if I hadn't already upgraded to 26103 once.

Anyway, thanks for the assistance.