That sounds like a tough issue to debug—boot failures after a PSA Arch FF test failure can be frustrating, especially when it involves SST or ITS trying to use Flash. It reminds me of dealing with stream interruptions on Magis TV APK when background processes clash with system-level access—unexpected and often subtle. Have you tried isolating the memory region being accessed during SST/ITS operations to see if there’s a contention or misconfiguration causing the failure?

That was a detailed and insightful post—debugging boot failures after something like a PSA Arch FF test can be seriously frustrating. I liked how you walked through the connection between Musca-B1’s behavior and the flash configuration, especially with SST/ITS involved. It reminded me a bit of how[[ https://magistvv.su/ | Magis TV APK ]] sometimes runs into performance hiccups on certain devices if the storage permissions or system support aren’t aligned. Have you found a consistent workaround or patch for this Musca-B1 issue, or is it still a bit of trial and error?