The issue reported involves the inability of Frida to function on Android 15, resulting in a system reboot. The user is experiencing this issue on a Poco X4 GT phone with specific software versions including Lsposed, Zygisk Next 1.2.8, and KernelSU/APatch version kernel su next 1.0.7. The phone is running on Android version 15 with a Kernel version of 5.10.237. The logs indicate a SIGABRT signal with an abort message stating 'Failed to reach single-threaded state: wait_time = 4333'. The backtrace shows the issue is linked to the bionic library in the Android runtime.

To address this, consider the following steps:

  1. Verify Compatibility: Ensure that all installed modules and the base software are compatible with Android 15. Sometimes, updates are required to maintain compatibility with newer Android versions.
  2. Check for Updates: Update Zygisk Next, KernelSU/APatch, and Lsposed to their latest versions to see if the issue is resolved by the developers.
  3. Review Logs: Analyze the provided logs in detail to identify any additional clues or error messages that could point to the root cause.
  4. Community Support: Seek help from the community forums or GitHub repositories related to these modules. Others might have faced and resolved similar issues.
  5. Test on Different Devices: If possible, test the setup on different devices running Android 15 to determine if the issue is device-specific.
  6. Revert Changes: If the issue started after a recent update or change, consider reverting to the previous stable version to see if the problem persists.
  7. Kernel Modifications: Since KernelSU/APatch involves kernel modifications, ensure that these do not conflict with the new Android version. Review the kernel configuration and make necessary adjustments.

By systematically going through these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue, allowing Frida to function properly on your device.