## System Details
Device: Samsung Galaxy A13 5G
Android version: 14
Magisk version (previously installed): 28.0
Magisk version (code): 28000
## Problem Described
Following an update to Android 14, the device was patched with the AP tar file via Magisk v28. After a successful flash using ODIN, the device rebooted into recovery, displaying an error message indicating that the Android system is corrupted, requiring a factory reset. The error message was similar to (fs_mgr_mount_all). Notably, after the factory reset, the device booted normally and functioned as expected.
## Attempting to Reinstall Magisk
Upon reinstalling Magisk v28, the application froze on its logo. Although this resulted in a compromised root status due to an incomplete Magisk installation, root access was still accessible.
## Hypothesis: Incomplete magisk installation blocks additional functionality
The incomplete installation of Magisk prevented the installation of modules and crucially, the ability to hide root verification. This suggests that an in-depth examination of the post-installation process might provide a solution or a clue to these issues. It is necessary to gain deeper insight into how Magisk interacts with different Android versions and their established operating systems in order to overcome such set-backs and improve functionality further.