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[Q] Can't Modify Xperia T (LT30a)

So I've rooted it, I've downloaded CWM Backup Manager, ROM Manager, ROM Toolbox Lite, Root Browser, & X-Parts, and no matter what I do, I'm unable to add any mods. I check off the Backup Existing ROM & Wipe Data and Cache, then click Reboot And Install. it reboots, but nothing changes. http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2262268 This is the mod I'm trying to do, I've gone to do the QR code & it downloads properly, but I just can't get it to install.
I'm a total noob, it's embarrassing. I'm sorry if this isn't in the right place, or if this has been posted already, but I haaave done a bit of research trying to figure this out, but I haven't been able to find out what I'm doing wrong.
The build number is 9.1.A.11.40

Thread link you provided doesn't work.

thedisturbedone said:
Thread link you provided doesn't work.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2262268

I don't know what the issue is. I'll select the tweak I want to make, it'll ask me if I want to reboot into recovery & I select all the necessary things. It'll ask for superuser permission, which I grant, then it'll turn off, then turn back on, but nothing will have changed. Am I missing a step?

DakotaBMacDonald said:
I don't know what the issue is. I'll select the tweak I want to make, it'll ask me if I want to reboot into recovery & I select all the necessary things. It'll ask for superuser permission, which I grant, then it'll turn off, then turn back on, but nothing will have changed. Am I missing a step?
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Try to manually boot into recovery and flash the .zip yourself

gregbradley said:
Try to manually boot into recovery and flash the .zip yourself
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I've been trying to find out how to do that, actually, but everyone is saying different things :s I power off the phone, turn it back on, then I hold the power up button?

read the all in one thread. Its the first thread in the Q&A section.
Post 2 will be especially relevant to you.
In brief
Have you installed recovery? If so, power up and keep pressing the volume up button (Press and let go and press and let go...) if the phone just boots up then you have not installed recovery yet.

I have CWM Backup Manager, ROM Manager, & ROM Toolbox Lite installed. Is there a separate recovery app that I'd need to install? Right now I'm letting it go through & fix all the permissions, see if that changes things.

DakotaBMacDonald said:
I have CWM Backup Manager, ROM Manager, & ROM Toolbox Lite installed. Is there a separate recovery app that I'd need to install? Right now I'm letting it go through & fix all the permissions, see if that changes things.
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Its not an app, its flashed to a partition on your phone...You can uninstall all those apps then look for "Recovery for locked bootloaders" thread in the dev section and install that.
Alternatively, if you have (Or can) unlock your bootloader then just flash a custom kernel (Stock based, I recommend doomkernel, but there are others) and that will have recovery incorporated in it.
As I say, Post 2 and 3 of the all in one thread is a very good place to start reading.

Awesome, thank you so much I just didn't know what/where I should be looking for. Again, I apologize for the noobishness. But thanks for your help!

I'm having difficulties flashing it to my phone :s I download the file, extract it & put into the phone's internal storage. I run the install.bat file, but it keeps telling me that, "The system cannot find the path specified." I'm using this method http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2012738 which I found in the all in one thread. I feel like I'm missing something obvious & I understand it must be painful to watch this, but I have no idea what step I'm missing.

goto your phone settings and in "About phone" and tell me the last four settings.

gregbradley said:
goto your phone settings and in "About phone" and tell me the last four settings.
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Android Version: 4.1.2
Baseband version: 8960A-AAAAANAZQ-10015037-47
Kernel version: 3.4.0-gh5b2b2-00811-g8c0b35e
[email protected]) )
#1 SMP PREEMPT Tue Mar 19 12:47:46 2013
Build number: 9.1.A.1.140

have you downloaded the JB version or the ICS version?
You are on JB.
Make sure you have that.

gregbradley said:
have you downloaded the JB version or the ICS version?
You are on JB.
Make sure you have that.
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Yup, I'm using the JB one!

you run it from your pc not from your phone. with usb debugging enabled

[Q] How to Root Xperia Z1 KitKat 4.4.4 14.4.A.0.108 ?

I´ve installed the new official Firmware for the xperia z1 the 14.4.A.0.108. The problem is that i´ve lost root and the Towelroot method is not working with this new update. What can i do? how can i root my phone with this new firmware? Thanks for the help guys. :good:

http://nut.xperia-files.com/?dlid=WjEtbG9ja2VkZHVhbHJlY292ZXJ5Mi43LjEzMi1CRVRBLmluc3RhbGxlci56aXA=

How This Work?
How This Work? I just have to run the install.bat with the phone connected to the PC? Thanks

i rooted using easy root tool v7. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2784900 then download NUTS dual recovery and install it, use option 1. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261606 it took me less than 20 mins i would say. device was rooted, no problems.

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mahalkosijoy said:
i rooted using easy root tool v7. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2784900 then download NUTS dual recovery and install it, use option 1. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261606 it took me less than 20 mins i would say. device was rooted, no problems.
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Thank You My Friend !!! It Works Perfect !!! I´m Root Again

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alvarez_jma said:
Thank You My Friend !!! It Works Perfect !!! I´m Root Again
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I Have one more question. What is dualrecovery ? & What can i do with that? Thansk Again

alvarez_jma said:
I Have one more question. What is dualrecovery ? & What can i do with that? Thansk Again
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dual recovery is the "recovery" for your device. you can wipe data, cache,dalvik and etc on in. and using it, you can make nandroid backups, flash mods, and other fun stuff. To access it, turn you phone off. Then turn it back on, be ready because it should flash a GREEN led light suddenly, once it lights up click either up or down volume until the color changes. Down volume = TWRP, Up volume = Philz touch I THINK. not sure with the up volume. i use TWRP for backups and mods and roms.

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mahalkosijoy said:
dual recovery is the "recovery" for your device. you can wipe data, cache,dalvik and etc on in. and using it, you can make nandroid backups, flash mods, and other fun stuff. To access it, turn you phone off. Then turn it back on, be ready because it should flash a GREEN led light suddenly, once it lights up click either up or down volume until the color changes. Down volume = TWRP, Up volume = Philz touch I THINK. not sure with the up volume. i use TWRP for backups and mods and roms.
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Thank You Man !!!

Root Z1. KitKat 4.4.X
Hello everybody!
I am a new member here and i would like to share how i root my Xperia Z1 (C6903) KitKat 4.4.4. Version 14.4.A.0.108 with
stock Firmware and locked bootloader.
So, i have tried to root my phone with different flashtools, installed drivers etc etc but no luck. Finally i came over this page;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xperia-z1/development/newroot-z1-t2807092
First: I disabled any antivirus, malwareprogram it can give a false viruswarning and remove the file. I extracted the program Newroot to my desktop (How to find the program see above link).
On the phone: I went to settings/about the phone, scrolled down to the bottom to: Version, tapped version several times (for me 7 times) and a popup comes up and say you are now a developer. Now i set the developer options to ON and enabled USB-debugging. As default i also have enabled installation from unknown resources and unchecked the box Verifying apps. (Settings/SecurityUnknown resources/Verifying apps).
Now, I connected my phone to the PC with the USB-cable. Started the program Newroot from desktop, in the popup of the program i see that option "Check this to root your phone" is set by default. Now i just hit proced button and the rooting started, kept an eye on my phone and the phone rebooted. That was all and i had rooted phone with the superuser app in the apps section! :victory:. For some users first root does not work properly. If not sure you have completely root, check root with: Check Root. You can find it on Google store here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.avaranasoftware.checkroot
If there is any error-messages, or if it says that busybox is not installed, use the Newroot program again to Unroot the phone instead. After unroot use Newroot program again to Root your phone. After reboot check again with Check Root, now everything should be fine. and both superuser app and busybox should be installed.
Good luck!
Note: Above is only a description of how i successfully rooted my phone. So i don´t take any responsibility for any eventual problems for others who root their phone.
Huge thanks to munjeni for this awesome program! :highfive:

mahalkosijoy said:
dual recovery is the "recovery" for your device. you can wipe data, cache,dalvik and etc on in. and using it, you can make nandroid backups, flash mods, and other fun stuff. To access it, turn you phone off. Then turn it back on, be ready because it should flash a GREEN led light suddenly, once it lights up click either up or down volume until the color changes. Down volume = TWRP, Up volume = Philz touch I THINK. not sure with the up volume. i use TWRP for backups and mods and roms.
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In CWM Recovery: if i choose wipe data/factory reset, will it unroot the phone and apply factory settings, same state as before rooting the phone?

alvarez_jma said:
I´ve installed the new official Firmware for the xperia z1 the 14.4.A.0.108. The problem is that i´ve lost root and the Towelroot method is not working with this new update. What can i do? how can i root my phone with this new firmware? Thanks for the help guys. :good:
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http://techglen.com/2014/07/03/how-...xperia-z1-z1c-108-firmware-locked-bootloader/
By this link, you can have both DualRecovery and Rooted phone
Just needs locked BL
Have fun

It will not unroot the phone, but it will wipe all your user data

gregbradley said:
It will not unroot the phone, but it will wipe all your user data
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So if i unroot the phone first, and then access recovery mode and choose that option, will it be the same as factory reset and i can use warranty of the phone if needed?

marcooleo said:
So if i unroot the phone first, and then access recovery mode and choose that option, will it be the same as factory reset and i can use warranty of the phone if needed?
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If you unroot the phone you will lose recovery.
If you want to unroot the easiest way is just to flash a stock FTF using flashtool.
And rooting does not void the warranty, only unlocking the bootloader does that

gregbradley said:
If you unroot the phone you will lose recovery.
If you want to unroot the easiest way is just to flash a stock FTF using flashtool.
And rooting does not void the warranty, only unlocking the bootloader does that
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Aha ok i understand, thank you for this helpful response. Big thanks!

gregbradley said:
If you unroot the phone you will lose recovery.
If you want to unroot the easiest way is just to flash a stock FTF using flashtool.
And rooting does not void the warranty, only unlocking the bootloader does that
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Now a couple of days i used the Newroot tool. I have installed some utilities with functions that requires root. Root Manager app says i have the Clockworkmod and most functions in that program does not work, and Titanium backup pro complains that my CVM- Superuser program can cause some functions to work improperly, and i should update my binaries to SuperSU for the program to work properly.
I installed SuperSU and in recoverymode i got the question if i wanted to "install the untrusted SuperSU Zip and this can not be undone". I chose no because i was not sure what could happen so i reboot the phone and after that i was not rooted anymore, i checked with root checker and my programs that requires root did not function. So i rooted the phone again with Newroot and i got root again and all problems were gone, root access was granted to all programs that required root, except for root manager...
So i googled about Clockworkmod and that mod is rarely used for the Z1-model, most used for Samsung and HTC.
So i wonder if i backup all my data via PC-Companion, can i choose "repair the phone" and it will turn back the phone to it´s original state?
Or do i have to flash the phone myself with a stock rom? I have search for my stock rom everywhere and i cannot find it. But with PC-Companion is it possible to return the phone to it´s original state?

Force a repair with pccompanion to return your phone to factory state
Sent from my C6903 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

gregbradley said:
Force a repair with pccompanion to return your phone to factory state
Sent from my C6903 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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Successfully returned it to factory state. Pressed *#*#7378423#*#* and checked, and everything is exactly as it was when i was rooted, so i assume the Newroot prog did nothing to my phone except for rooting it and installed recovery?
Anyway, maybe i will root my phone again now when i know it is possible to turn it back to stock to get the benefits from root.
Huge thanks gregbradley you made my day! :good: :victory:

No worries.
Yes the newroot process only roots the phone, it does nothing to the bootloader

gregbradley said:
No worries.
Yes the newroot process only roots the phone, it does nothing to the bootloader
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I guess there will not pass many days before i root the phone again...

[Video Guide] Installing TWRP Custom Recovery (D415)

Hey, my friends of the L90 Discussion Forums.
I know there was already a previously made text guide for this, but since some people like visuals, I made a quick video tutorial for it.
All the instructions and download links are in the description of the video. I'll paste them here just if you are too lazy to get the YouTube video open from the YouTube site.
Here's the video:
(Sorry for any wording mess-ups I made. I'm a better script/speech writer than I am a presenter.)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaGM-TtlRbM
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I did not originally come up with how to get the bootloader. Credit to Quarx from XDA and his friends at 4pda.ru.
Ok, So, here are the instructions if you did not find it clear enough from the video, and got your **** stuck in a ceiling fan:
Requirements:
1. Root (Use Towelroot)
2. Terminal app (I used an app called Android Tuner Pro. Remember to enable SU when installing Recovery and rebooting or it may not work)
3. twrp.img - http://bit.ly/1IZ2BRn - download from google drive
Instructions:
1. Ensure that your phone is rooted.
2. Download and move twrp.img to internal sdcard (/sdcard)
3. Open up terminal app, ENSURE THAT YOU HAVE SU ENABLED, and type in this command:
dd if=/sdcard/twrp.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p17
3.5. If the command works, it should take a few seconds and it will say "11 MB has been transferred in so and so seconds"
4. After that, type in:
reboot recovery
It should then reboot into the newly installed TWRP recovery. Wait now, Why isn't anything working when I touch it? Well, TWRP has a small error that doesn't recognize touches the first time around, so wait till the screen times out after 60 seconds, turn the screen back on, and unlock. Then it should be usable. Remember to change the screen timeout to 15 if you don't want to wait.
There you go, that should be about it.
Enjoy!
Disclaimer: I do not take responsibility for damage done to your phone. You do this at your own risk.
See original instructions here: (go down to quarx's post) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2770938&page=31
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That's a good video. Thanks for taking the time out to make it. Do you know where I can find towelroot? I tried www.towelroot.com, but it said that there were problems with the security certificate. I can't find it in the play store either.

EpicSaga said:
That's a good video. Thanks for taking the time out to make it. Do you know where I can find towelroot? I tried www.towelroot.com, but it said that there were problems with the security certificate. I can't find it in the play store either.
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APK Attached.

I just installed TWRP on my LG D415, thank you.

EpicSaga said:
I just installed TWRP on my LG D415, thank you.
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Oh, you're welcome! Hope you enjoy it!

Can I flash CM11 using TWRP after installing TWRP using this method, ? Is there a way to access TWRP Recovery by pressing a combination of buttons when the phone is rebooting? I tried to load TWRP Recovery by turning off the phone then pressing the volume down button and the power button, but I got the factory hard reset instead. I didn't do the factory data reset.

EpicSaga said:
Can I flash CM11 using TWRP after installing TWRP using this method, ? Is there a way to access TWRP Recovery by pressing a combination of buttons when the phone is rebooting? I tried to load TWRP Recovery by turning off the phone then pressing the volume down button and the power button, but I got the factory hard reset instead. I didn't do the factory data reset.
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I have not tried flashing any ROMs or anything yet on it.
Also, I found a key combination, which is exactly the one you said. Problem is, the guide I read it from said you need to go through with the Erase Phone and whatever, and then it will load your recovery, but I'm not risking what I've done so far just to try to get into Recovery.
Instead, I made a small app that uses the Shell and Root to simply perform a reboot into Recovery by the press of a button.
Attached.
(916 KB compressed, 3.01 MB when installed)
WARNING: 4.0.3+ (API 15+)

Sadcamp said:
I have not tried flashing any ROMs or anything yet on it.
Also, I found a key combination, which is exactly the one you said. Problem is, the guide I read it from said you need to go through with the Erase Phone and whatever, and then it will load your recovery, but I'm not risking what I've done so far just to try to get into Recovery.
Instead, I made a small app that uses the Shell and Root to simply perform a reboot into Recovery by the press of a button.
Attached.
(916 KB compressed, 3.01 MB when installed)
WARNING: 4.0.3+ (API 15+)
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I followed a video on youtube on how to flash recovery for the LG 3. I did the combination of volume down and power button and selected the factory data reset and it loaded TWRP. It looked like the stock factory data reset prompts until it loaded TWRP. It didn't erase anything. What does the .apk do that you posted?

EpicSaga said:
I followed a video on youtube on how to flash recovery for the LG 3. I did the combination of volume down and power button and selected the factory data reset and it loaded TWRP. It looked like the stock factory data reset prompts until it loaded TWRP. It didn't erase anything. What does the .apk do that you posted?
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There's just a button in the middle of the screen that says "Boot into Recovery".
It requests Superuser so that it can run the shell command "reboot recovery".
Screenshots attached. (Also, uploaded it to the Play Store, will be up in a few hours)

Sadcamp said:
There's just a button in the middle of the screen that says "Boot into Recovery".
It requests Superuser so that it can run the shell command "reboot recovery".
Screenshots attached. (Also, uploaded it to the Play Store, will be up in a few hours)
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Which Superuser app is the best? I am using is from ChainsDD, it might be outdated though. Are you using chainfire's Superuser App? After looking at the screenshots that you posted, and I looked on the playstore and that was the only one that looked similar. Merry Christmas

EpicSaga said:
Which Superuser app is the best? I am using is from ChainsDD, it might be outdated though. Are you using chainfire's Superuser App? After looking at the screenshots that you posted, and I looked on the playstore and that was the only one that looked similar. Merry Christmas
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I believe I am using Chainfire's.
Merry Christmas to you too.

Sadcamp said:
I believe I am using Chainfire's.
Merry Christmas to you too.
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Is it possible to switch to another Superuser app? I don't think I saw any support for this Superuser app from ChainsDD when I installed it. The only thing that interests me is that it has OTA Survival. I guess that means it will survive an OTA update.

EpicSaga said:
Is it possible to switch to another Superuser app? I don't think I saw any support for this Superuser app from ChainsDD when I installed it. The only thing that interests me is that it has OTA Survival. I guess that means it will survive an OTA update.
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Yeah, I do believe there should be, mostly, ability to switch root apps.

Is it safe to flash CM11 once you have recovery? Would that take erase towel root and root access somehow and then TWRP along with it? Or would TWRP recovery survive?

I am unsure. I am the kind of guy that enjoys Stock so I've never bothered to flash anything. Best off asking someone who is a heavy flasher and active user.
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EpicSaga said:
Is it safe to flash CM11 once you have recovery? Would that take erase towel root and root access somehow and then TWRP along with it? Or would TWRP recovery survive?
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Towel root is only used for the rooting process, it can be deleted once you install supersu and busybox, or like you want flash a custom rom, any thing is safe oto do once you have a custom recovery as long as you follow op's directions on flashing their rom. Always read directions and as much info as can first. Recovery will always be safe unless you flash a kdz with lg flash tool which is used to completely return to stock, recovery, system and all. Also always back up while in recovery before flashing. Its always good to have back up stock rom, or any roms you like in case you decide to switch back or between them.
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aerdely said:
Towel root is only used for the rooting process, it can be deleted once you install supersu and busybox, or like you want flash a custom rom, any thing is safe oto do once you have a custom recovery as long as you follow op's directions on flashing their rom. Always read directions and as much info as can first. Recovery will always be safe unless you flash a kdz with lg flash tool which is used to completely return to stock, recovery, system and all. Also always back up while in recovery before flashing. Its always good to have back up stock rom, or any roms you like in case you decide to switch back or between them.
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What does busybox do? I installed it and every time I open the app it says "Smart Install is loading ...You may go ahead and install Busybox or wait for Smart Install to finish loading". There are boxes to tick under "Smart Install" that can only be used in the PRO edition. The boxes are: "Enable Smart Install", "Replace All (Symlinks all)", and "Clean Mode". I don't know what these options do, but from the reviews I've read the PRO edition can break WIFI and even break the phone. If I do buy the PRO edition, and I flash CM11, it would wipe out the app. Would I have to buy it all over again from the play store?

EpicSaga said:
What does busybox do? I installed it and every time I open the app it says "Smart Install is loading ...You may go ahead and install Busybox or wait for Smart Install to finish loading". There are boxes to tick under "Smart Install" that can only be used in the PRO edition. The boxes are: "Enable Smart Install", "Replace All (Symlinks all)", and "Clean Mode". I don't know what these options do, but from the reviews I've read the PRO edition can break WIFI and even break the phone.
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Just open the app and click install once rooted and supersu binarys are install. Rooted apps use the commands and things busy box installs to run. Never had an issue with it, like said just hit install and leave the app on the phone for updates. When you install a custom rom they're s already built in, really only use for rooting the stock rom.
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aerdely said:
Just open the app and click install once rooted and supersu binarys are install. Rooted apps use the commands and things busy box installs to run. Never had an issue with it, like said just hit install and leave the app on the phone for updates. When you install a custom rom they're s already built in, really only use for rooting the stock rom.
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What is the Applet Manager?

EpicSaga said:
What is the Applet Manager?
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Never used it, also to tell you the truth im not rooted st the moment, i went to stock to tske the 10e update and there no method as of now to root it, i could go back to 10c but i found that the update was improved on handling ram, that was the only reason i used a custom rom for a while. Once thetes a root method i may go back.
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Xposed 5.1.1

Does anyone know if there is a way how to install and use the xposed framework on EMUI 3.1 based on 5.1.1?

The same question.

Keep dreaming.. exposed is dead..

XDADEVX said:
Keep dreaming.. exposed is dead..
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Not exactly.
Here is some information. But at this moment it don't work for HW Lilipop devices.

Ziolek67 said:
Not exactly.
Here is some information. But at this moment it don't work for HW Lilipop devices.
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Am waiting since lolipop released so months.. and I gave up...

XDADEVX said:
Keep dreaming.. exposed is dead..
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Why?

No Xposed for Huawei P7 5.1.1???

habbaz said:
Why?
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Those who doing xposed app can't be arsed doing anything ..
Maybe supporting Samsung only ?
To be honest there is nothing interesting anyway..

I have it done I successesfully installed xposed on my P7. But I had to disable some processes they causes a bootloop...
But after disabling those processes some important functions won't work anymore...
There is no status bar anymore and no keys. So if you are in an app, you can't go back cause there is no key to go back or to homescreen...
So I successesfully installed xposed but I can't use my mobile phone anymore :/
So we have to wait.
If you want I could post a logcat.
Sorry for my bad English :/

Could you please give instructions how you exactly installed it anyways? I'd really like to try.

mudk1pz said:
Could you please give instructions how you exactly installed it anyways? I'd really like to try.
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try to use WSM tool
link: http://en.miui.com/thread-78894-1-1.html

mudk1pz said:
Could you please give instructions how you exactly installed it anyways? I'd really like to try.
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1. Root your phone of course
2. Flash TWRP Recovery (2.8.7.0)
3. Do a full backup with TWRP, I had at the beginning a lot of bootloops so I need to recover my backup very often...
4. Start your phone normally and download an alternativ Launcher e.g. Nova Launcher
5. Go to Terminal Emulator (or some other app)
5.1 Type:
- "su"
- "pm disable com.huawei.android.launcher"
- "pm disable com.android.keyguard"
- "pm disable com.android.systemui"
6. Reboot your phone into Recovery Mode.
7. Flash the latest zip (I tried with v75) => Clear Cache an Dalvik Cache
8. Now your phone should reboot without bootloop
9. You have NO "BACK-Buttton" or "HOME-Buttton" so if you want to exit an app you need to reboot your phone!
If something went wrong recover your backup
Information:
If you are not disabeling those three processes your phone will be in a bootloop.
I hope this will help you but if you have an idea how to get it working, tell me

mudk1pz said:
Could you please give instructions how you exactly installed it anyways? I'd really like to try.
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RangerP7 said:
1. Root your phone of course
2. Flash TWRP Recovery (2.8.7.0)
3. Do a full backup with TWRP, I had at the beginning a lot of bootloops so I need to recover my backup very often...
4. Start your phone normally and download an alternativ Launcher e.g. Nova Launcher
5. Go to Terminal Emulator (or some other app)
5.1 Type:
- "su"
- "pm disable com.huawei.android.launcher"
- "pm disable com.android.keyguard"
- "pm disable com.android.systemui"
6. Reboot your phone into Recovery Mode.
7. Flash the latest zip (I tried with v75) => Clear Cache an Dalvik Cache
8. Now your phone should reboot without bootloop
9. You have NO "BACK-Buttton" or "HOME-Buttton" so if you want to exit an app you need to reboot your phone!
If something went wrong recover your backup
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If you are not disabeling those three processes your phone will be in a bootloop.
I hope this will help you but if you have an idea how to get it working, tell me
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To make short, after root, you install the apk joined, and you can disable and convert any apps in your phone
it's easy to use.
you can desable Hw launcher from it ( and enable if you want ) ...
for me to test some other launchers and make them default, i have to desable Hw launcher.
Now for desabling " com.android.systemui ", ofcourse you will have no navbar, and bootloop, what is the utility if you can't use your phone ?

zaabolla said:
Now for desabling " com.android.systemui ", ofcourse you will have no navbar, and bootloop, what is the utility if you can't use your phone ?
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I know, but mudk1pz wants to know how I did it.
I know that if I am disabeling the systemui process, there will be no navigation bar anymore.
But you are not completely right, only if you are not disabeling one of those processes your phone will stuck in a bootloop.
So if you have some ideas what to change so we don't have to disable those processes, tell us
In my first post, I already wrote that if you are installing xposed on your phone you can't use your anymore

Thank you. But is it possible to navigate still by gestures? Because I am using gmd gesture control and have disabled the nav bar on purpose. So is this method still usable after disabling all these?

mudk1pz said:
Thank you. But is it possible to navigate still by gestures? Because I am using gmd gesture control and have disabled the nav bar on purpose. So is this method still usable after disabling all these?
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Yeah! Thank you soo much! It work perfectly
v75 is working if you are disabeling the following processes
- com.huawei.android.launcher (use instead e.g. Nova Launcher)
- com.android.keyguard
- com.android.systemui (Use GMD Gestues for NavBar)
Only Problem, you don´t have a lockscreen...
If you have any questions tell me

I would really like to try but I am afraid of losing data. Is there a way beside cwm backup to save the data? My cwm backup is not working anymore.

mudk1pz said:
I would really like to try but I am afraid of losing data. Is there a way beside cwm backup to save the data? My cwm backup is not working anymore.
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If you want to try it, install TWRP. CWM may cause some issue.
TWRP backup work for me. But you can also try Nandroid backup.
Btw do you have root or an unlocked bootloader?

How do I do a Nandroid backup? I tried it and it worked but I have to have the statusbar. Do you know a way how to get it?
I have an unlocked bootloader and root.
I uninstalled it now.
I would recommend to use an external lock screen out of the playstore to solve this problem.
But without statusbar daily use is not possible for me. I tried to install busy box and it not even recognised xposed.

mudk1pz said:
How do I do a Nandroid backup? I tried it and it worked but I have to have the statusbar. Do you know a way how to get it?
I have an unlocked bootloader and root.
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I never worked with Nandroid backup, I just know it as an alternative to the recovery backup.
Just flash the TWRP 2.8.7.0 version with adb/fastboot. There you can do the full backup. I don't know if it's really working if you flash it with cwm.
But before you start flashing xposed pleas do a backup, trust me. I learned it on a hard way... I lost all data. If you get once in a bootloop you are happy if you know that you have a backup.
I don't know how to get the statusbar back. The statusbar is the same like the navbar... You disabled systemui process, so it won't work.
The next few days I have no time to try something out, but if you fix the problem post it
Maybe the next version of xposed will work without disabling those three processes.

Help: Cant install Xposed on S6 EDGE Marshmallow

I cant install xposed even though I have installed the correct .zip and whenever I go on TWRP Recovery mode i go to install, choose downloads and choose the zip then I click install now once its done i click reboot system and then my phone becomes unresponsive. How do i fix this.
My phone is a SM-G925I Australia [Optus]

Loquar said:
I cant install xposed even though I have installed the correct .zip and whenever I go on TWRP Recovery mode i go to install, choose downloads and choose the zip then I click install now once its done i click reboot system and then my phone becomes unresponsive. How do i fix this.
My phone is a SM-G925I Australia [Optus]
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Did you really chose the correct framework version? From what you are telling us, it seems that you flashed the wrong version. For Samsung devices with TouchWiz, you need a special version of Xposed. Search for "Xposed Samsung wanam" and you might find your answer.
By the way, it is also required to wipe cache&dalvik after flashing Xposed.

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Did you really chose the correct framework version? From what you are telling us, it seems that you flashed the wrong version. For Samsung devices with TouchWiz, you need a special version of Xposed. Search for "Xposed Samsung wanam" and you might find your answer.
By the way, it is also required to wipe cache&dalvik after flashing Xposed.
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So I followed this method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/root-rooting-g920i-marshmallow-6-0-1-t3339394 and also flashed the xposed framework zip but then my phone turns on and Im on the home screen I unlock my phone and then suddenly it just turns black. The screen turns black but I can still hear sounds from the buttons.

Loquar said:
So I followed this method: http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s6/general/root-rooting-g920i-marshmallow-6-0-1-t3339394 and also flashed the xposed framework zip but then my phone turns on and Im on the home screen I unlock my phone and then suddenly it just turns black. The screen turns black but I can still hear sounds from the buttons.
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Seems that you have issues with your current ROM. I would suggest to re-flash the stock ROM or flash a custom ROM without flashing Xposed, then reboot your device. If no issue occurs, reboot to recovery again and flash Xposed again.