The issue you're encountering seems to be related to a corrupted module archive file for the Zygisk - LSPosed system, which is a modification system for Android devices that allows users to install Xposed modules. The problem arises when attempting to install the module, as the checksums do not match, indicating that the file is damaged or incomplete. Here are the steps to address this issue:

  1. Re-download the Module: The first step is to ensure that the module archive is not corrupted. Try downloading the module again from a trusted source. Ensure that your download completes without interruption and that the file size matches the expected size (17.83 MB in your case).
  2. Verify Checksums: After downloading, verify the integrity of the archive using the provided checksums. You can use a checksum utility like sha256sum on Linux or a similar tool on other operating systems to compare the checksum of the downloaded file with the expected checksum.
  3. Check Internet Connection: Ensure that your internet connection is stable during the download process to prevent corruption of the downloaded file.
  4. Use a Trusted Source: Make sure you are downloading the module from an official or trusted source. Sometimes, unofficial mirrors or modified versions of the modules can cause issues.
  5. Check for Updates: Ensure that you are using the latest version of Zygisk and LSPosed. Sometimes, compatibility issues can be resolved by updating to the latest versions.
  6. Consult the Community: If the problem persists, consider reaching out to the Zygisk or LSPosed community for assistance. There may be known issues or specific instructions for troubleshooting based on the device you are using.
  7. Alternative Methods: If all else fails, consider using alternative methods to install or update your Xposed modules. Sometimes, different installation tools or methods can resolve issues with corrupted files.

By following these steps, you should be able to resolve the issue and successfully install your Xposed modules on your Android device using Zygisk and LSPosed.