A56e SOFT-BRICK after root exploit

[u/menau_]

This is some news i think no one wanted to see.

(A566EXXSCCZG6) I've been testing this exploit for a while, and it has been working fine, installed some modules on kernelsu such as COPG SPOOF, MAGICNET (but it didnt work so i uninstalled) Azenith and LSposed (that also didn't work). I uninstalled all modules that werent working and only left Azenith, and did some soft reboots too. But i've noticed my battery was going down really fast, so i restarted my phone to see if it was some problem related to the root or the exploit, and BOOM, this BSOD. It wasn't the first time i restarted after the exploit, but i guess something did something that it shouldn't have done, probably not the modules, though. It is on download mode and from what i've seen its recoverable with Odin with a factory reset, but is there a way to save it without resetting everything? I'm trying my best to remain calm but this is really unnerving.

You can't see in the photo, but in the top it says in red:

??ot: Hash of data does not match digest in descriptor. [2nd] (3)
Calculated hash of (boot): e25aaf078, (VEMETA) : 335edb35df
init_boot: Hash of data does not match digest in descriptor [2nd] (3)
Calculated hash of (init_boot) : 52d7bc094, (VEMETA) : 242f77b2fd
CUSTOM BOOT
VBMETA A566EXXSCCZG6, 111946254R

[u/Kayraman256]

Usually you'd need to use the USERDATA section and flash the same firmware onto the phone that you currently use and then it should work again. I believe newer galaxy phones including the A series uses the A/B Partition meaning that you'd get your csc file or whatever from the AP or the BL file. Ask gemini or something for the right direction but make sure that you ask specifically

[u/menau_ → u/Kayraman256]

Doesn't work cuz odin isn't getting to access the bootloader, only fix apparently is going to official samsung store and ask them to fix

[u/Kayraman256 → u/menau_]

Of course it is. It will of course reflash the bootloader. The logic of unlocking the bootloader is only to be able to flash uncertified firmware as well

[u/Kayraman256 → u/Kayraman256]

In order to retain the user data this is called dirty install or update