Navigating the Challenges of Installing and Persistently Running LSPosed-Zygisk and Magisk Modules in WSA.

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In point 12, you mention that I can install LSPosed-Zygisk in your tutorial. However, I ran into a confusing situation when checking the FAQ section:

Why is the Magisk online module repository empty?

Magisk actively deletes the online module repository. You have the option to install the module locally, either using the command .adb push module.zip /data/local/tmp or adb shell su -c magisk --install-module /data/local/tmp/module.zip.

Previously, I used to use the LSPosed-MagiskOnWSA repository, which included the LSposed installation. Now, I am wondering if there is any way to install the modules as it was done in this previous repository or if there is any solution to keep the modules after restarting WSA.

My goal is to install LSPosed-Zygisk and other Magisk modules, but I have run into the problem that LSPosed-Zygisk requires a system reboot to complete the installation process. This has made it difficult to keep the modules running after a reboot. I have tried using both Magisk from WSA and adb and the result is the same they are removed after a WSA reboot.

What is the correct method to achieve this?
Can you provide me with any guidance on how to achieve this or if there is an alternative to persistently installing the modules?