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How to Fix xhci_exynos Crashes After a GKI Kernel Update
TL;DR: An xhci_exynos crash after a GKI kernel update usually means the kernel and device-specific USB modules do not match. There is no universal patch…
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Magisk, KernelSU & APatch
TL;DR: An xhci_exynos crash after a GKI kernel update usually means the kernel and device-specific USB modules do not match. There is no universal patch…
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