The issue you're encountering with the Xposed module installation is due to a corrupted archive file. The checksums do not match, which indicates that the file has been damaged or is incomplete. This can happen during the download process or if the file was not properly saved. To resolve this issue, you should try the following steps:

  1. Re-download the module: Ensure that you are downloading the module from a reliable source. Sometimes, re-downloading the file can resolve issues with corrupted files.
  2. Verify the checksum: After downloading, verify the checksum of the file to ensure it matches the expected value. This can usually be done using a checksum utility that supports SHA256.
  3. Check your internet connection: A unstable internet connection can lead to incomplete downloads. Make sure your connection is stable before downloading the module.
  4. Use a different download method: If you are using a specific tool or website to download the module, try using a different one. Sometimes, certain download methods can result in corrupted files.
  5. Update your tools: Ensure that all your tools, including the Magisk app and any other related software, are up to date. Older versions of these tools might have compatibility issues or bugs that can cause installation failures.
  6. Consult the community: If the problem persists, consider reaching out to the community forums for the specific module or Xposed framework. Other users might have encountered and resolved similar issues.

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the issue and successfully install the Xposed module. If the problem still exists, it might be worth looking into whether there are any known issues with the module or your device that could be causing the problem.