Use arm64_bgN (ARM64, B-system, G-gapps, N-no-superuser) images. Flashing other types often leads to bootloops.
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This is a known issue when flashing modified images, possibly due to corrupted NVRAM or a partition mismatch. The most reliable fix is to re-flash the complete stock firmware using the SPD Upgrade Tool, then carefully repeat the process, ensuring you are using the correct signed images for your exact firmware version. If the issue persists, a full restore to stock is the safest option. Use arm64_bgN (ARM64
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