Hello,
I post this in the name of a handful of users of tablets with the Intel Z3735D SoC. The models concerned are Onda V975i and Teclast X98, but there may be more models affected.
Steps for reproduction:
1) Root your tablet.
2) Install Xposed Installer (2.6.1 stable version or 2.7, it's indifferent)
3) Install the framework from the installer.
4) Reboot the device.
Expected result: Normal reboot, Xposed Framework functional
Actual result: Bootloop, the device has to be reset to factory settings from recovery in order to reboot normally again.
What can we do to help debug the issue?
They got xposed running on a dell venue 7 with intel processor. Since Kitkat it seems to support some intel chips. Lets hope they'll release kitkat for our 3740 tablets. Teclast said they are going to release kitkat this week =D
Logseman said:
What can we do to help debug the issue?
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Please post a logcat of the bootloop.
rovo89 said:
Please post a logcat of the bootloop.
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As for me, ADB doesn't available during booting (I don't know why)
I'll try to get logcat if I can.
rovo89 said:
Please post a logcat of the bootloop.
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Hello,
I also have the same issue - bootloop after installing Xposed on my Atom z3735D Tablet and there is no ADB availability during booting, that's why I can not post a logcat too. ADB only available when my Tablet is off. The only thing that saved me - manual copying /system/bin/app_process.orig back to /system/bin/app_process due to my system doesn't have "Install from zip" in Recovery Mode.
Does another way exist to solve this issue? Is it possible to send you /system/bin/app_process.orig to analyze it?
Thank you in advance.
UPDATE. Somehow I've got a logcat log.
@rovo89, are there any updates on this issue?
Update 1: Apparently there are reports that "XposedInstaller_2.5-beta2+ASUS" works fine. I'm backing up my 3735D device before testing it
Update 2: Yeap, the mentioned version works fine.
lambstone said:
Update 1: Apparently there are reports that "XposedInstaller_2.5-beta2+ASUS" works fine. I'm backing up my 3735D device before testing it
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Thank you
Yeah, it works, but useless due to all needed modules require "new version of XposedBridge (54) and cannot be activated", e.g. XPrivacy.
iG8R said:
Thank you
Yeah, it works, but useless due to all needed modules require "new version of XposedBridge (54) and cannot be activated", e.g. XPrivacy.
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Use older versions
lambstone said:
Use older versions
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Thank you again but as for XPrivacy only 2.0.27 and older versions are working with "XposedInstaller_2.5-beta2+ASUS". But as you can see there are a lot of changes was made since 2.0.27 that's why I said "useless".
rovo89
Please, could you be so kind as to fix an issue with "XposedBridge (54)" for Intel Atom Tablets.
Bootloop on Pipo X8, Intel Atom Z3736F. (logcat included)
@rovo89
I get bootloop on a Pipo X8 device with an Intel Atom Z3736F processor (64-bit).
KitKat 4.4.4 (32-bit).
Kernel 3.10.20-00003-g7240abc-dirty
I have included a logcat for the bootloop. It would be extremely helpful if Xposed could be made to work with this tablet/processor.
Please see attached logcat xposed_fail_log.txt.
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I recently updated my module's xposed code, and now sometimes get stuck at boot when I updated the Xposed module before, although I didn't touch the Main class.
I released it yesterday, and now several users report the same issue. I and the users were able to fix the bootstuck by wiping dalvik cache, for some it worked instantly, but I had to wipe it several time to get it to boot again.
Now I am not sure if my module is the cause, because I don't see any errors, it sometimes just works, and although it first seemed so, the app isn't always the last Xposed module which gets loaded, thus not definitely the reason for the bootstuck.
UPDATE: Found the issue. It seems that referencing other package classes which are not part listed in xposed_init cause this bootloop. @rovo89, is this fixable?
"Note that this is still an alpha version and for Lollipop on ARMv7+ devices only.
Please install it only if you're willing to take the risk of boot loops. Just because it's working fine and stable for me doesn't mean it will work for everyone the same way."
Rovo mentioned this was to be expected.
Sorry I'm not much of help. :/ My guess is that results vary from devices.
MisterCoolBeans said:
"Note that this is still an alpha version and for Lollipop on ARMv7+ devices only.
Please install it only if you're willing to take the risk of boot loops. Just because it's working fine and stable for me doesn't mean it will work for everyone the same way."
Rovo mentioned this was to be expected.
Sorry I'm not much of help. :/ My guess is that results vary from devices.
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Well, of course I know. But if @rovo89 and @romracer as well as @C3C076 aren't knowing about, they cannot fix.
I tried using just xposed frakework installed, without any modules and still got this bug. Weird.
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Hi folks. Just up graded to the G4 from the G2. Had my G2 rooted and working like a dream. After finally understanding how to root my Sprint ZV6, I installed xposed installer and under the Framework section got the following message: "Xposed is not (yet) compatible with Android SDK version 22 or your processor architecture (arm64-v8a)."
As I am only familiar with Xposed for installing root apps, can anyone tell me if there is another alternative I can use until this compatibility issue is resolved? Thanks in advance
What version of Xposed are you trying to install, and what files and methods are you using? Please be very specific.
I'm facing the same problem. I have a Moto G 2013 with NX ROM (based on 6.0.1). I flashed xposed v79-sdk23-arm through TWRP
re. Framework "not (yet) compatible..."
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What version of Xposed are you trying to install, and what files and methods are you using? Please be very specific.
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As I mentioned before, I've rooted a G2 (2 different phones) in the past with no issues at all. I seem to be at a loss now, however.
This time, what I did after root was immediately install a version of Xposed Installer found here. Then, searching for Xposed Framework on Play (and not even thinking about coming here), I installed an app called Installer. It recognized Xposed Installer. When I open Xposed Installer I get the error mentioned in the 1st message.
I have since uninstalled both Installer and Xposed Installer & I did not get the version of Xposed. I do remember that it had a word like 'experimental' or something similar next to the number.
Not quite sure what you mean by 'methods' and no other files or APK's have been attempted until I get this figured out.
I'm kinda thinking either the Installer app was interfering with Xposed Installer, the Xposed Framework should be installed before it's Installer, or both. I also just spent a few minutes on a Framework thread trying to figure which one I need. Needless to say, I didn't come up with an answer.
Please let me know if some other info will help. Thanks
bertoncot said:
As I mentioned before, I've rooted a G2 (2 different phones) in the past with no issues at all. I seem to be at a loss now, however.
This time, what I did after root was immediately install a version of Xposed Installer found here. Then, searching for Xposed Framework on Play (and not even thinking about coming here), I installed an app called Installer. It recognized Xposed Installer. When I open Xposed Installer I get the error mentioned in the 1st message.
I have since uninstalled both Installer and Xposed Installer & I did not get the version of Xposed. I do remember that it had a word like 'experimental' or something similar next to the number.
Not quite sure what you mean by 'methods' and no other files or APK's have been attempted until I get this figured out.
I'm kinda thinking either the Installer app was interfering with Xposed Installer, the Xposed Framework should be installed before it's Installer, or both. I also just spent a few minutes on a Framework thread trying to figure which one I need. Needless to say, I didn't come up with an answer.
Please let me know if some other info will help. Thanks
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You didn't tell me what version of Xposed you're trying to use. I needed a version number. That's why I asked you to be specific. That will make all the difference in the world.
Since you didn't answer my question, I'm going to make some assumptions. First, is that you're trying to install version 2.6 or 2.7. These are old versions that only work with KitKat (Android v 4.4, SDK 19) or older.
Second, I'm going to assume you're running Lollipop, specifically Android v 5.1 (SDK 22) based on your previous error message.
Third, I'm going to assume you haven't tried installing Xposed beta 3.0, or flashing framework zip files through a custom recovery or other flashing method.
Fourth, I'm going to assume that you haven't read the last several pages of the official Xposed announcement thread, or the first two posts of the "Xposed for Lollipop" discussion thread.
If all these assumptions are correct, then you need to go read those two threads I mentioned, and re-read them until you understand them. Then you should know everything you need in order to install Xposed correctly (and enough to make an informed decision whether you want to proceed), and how to recover if it doesn't work properly (because you can corrupt system files and get stuck in a bootloop if things don't work).
If you pay as much attention to those threads as you did to my question, you will be better off abandoning your desire to install Xposed.
I'm facing the same issue on CM11 ROM KK for Samsung galaxy ace 3 gt s7257r LTE.
Tried to install 2.7 e1 and few versions before this but none work...
Any suggestions?
kamikaze702k said:
I'm facing the same issue on CM11 ROM KK for Samsung galaxy ace 3 gt s7257r LTE.
Tried to install 2.7 e1 and few versions before this but none work...
Any suggestions?
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Recent security updates for Android KitKat are responsible for the fact that Xposed is no longer working on KitKat devices. Check this thread for a solution.
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You didn't tell me what version of Xposed you're trying to use. I needed a version number. That's why I asked you to be specific. That will make all the difference in the world.
Since you didn't answer my question, I'm going to make some assumptions. First, is that you're trying to install version 2.6 or 2.7. These are old versions that only work with KitKat (Android v 4.4, SDK 19) or older.
Second, I'm going to assume you're running Lollipop, specifically Android v 5.1 (SDK 22) based on your previous error message.
Third, I'm going to assume you haven't tried installing Xposed beta 3.0, or flashing framework zip files through a custom recovery or other flashing method.
Fourth, I'm going to assume that you haven't read the last several pages of the official Xposed announcement thread, or the first two posts of the "Xposed for Lollipop" discussion thread.
If all these assumptions are correct, then you need to go read those two threads I mentioned, and re-read them until you understand them. Then you should know everything you need in order to install Xposed correctly (and enough to make an informed decision whether you want to proceed), and how to recover if it doesn't work properly (because you can corrupt system files and get stuck in a bootloop if things don't work).
If you pay as much attention to those threads as you did to my question, you will be better off abandoning your desire to install Xposed.
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Thanks.... I think.
Sprint LG G4 - LS991
Lollipop v 5.1 (SDK 22)
Sftwr version ZV6
Rooted & Xposed!
Hi everyone.
I have a Huawei Honor 4x (Che2-L11) and today i flashed TWRP succesfully on it after so many soft bricks. But now i cant flash any file with it. I tried flashing super SU and xposed framework, both installed fine but the phone failed to boot (I was stuck at the Honor logo) so i had to uninstall xposed (When i installed superSU i had to reflash system.img)
How can i root my damn phone?
Update: I have now rooted my phone with BETA-SuperSU-v2.74-2-20160519174328-forced-systemless.zip
You have bootloop now?! After you rooted
Um nope its all good, cant install xposed though.
Try another xposed version
I have the Kirin 620 version and there is only version for that (Android 6)
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I have the Kirin 620 version and there is only version for that (Android 6)
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Someone posted in honor 7 thread that v85 worked fine compared to v86 which had problems.
May be you can give that a try.
Okay, i'll give it a shot
Ok i managed to install the older version but now i get "xposed framework version 85 is installed, but not active, please check logs for details"
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Ok i managed to install the older version but now i get "Its installed but not activated"
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May be it has something to do with the systemless root. I am not sure. Sorry buddy...:crying:
Root works perfectly idk i guess i'll just leave it
HaxOrHF said:
Root works perfectly idk i guess i'll just leave it
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I myself had to leave Xposed alone coz emui does behave weirdly when I install Xposed on my honor 7.
Sometimes random reboots, sometimes settings not working and sometimes dialer.
It's probably due to some not properly built libs, like touchwiz or on xperia devices.
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If it doesn't work try another version
Fixed it??
i've been trying to find one xposed that works with 7.1.1 but nope nothing if anyone can help lemme know
mister_propa said:
i've been trying to find one xposed that works with 7.1.1 but nope nothing if anyone can help lemme know
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This will work for European exynos. If the framework is not compatible it shouldn't make any changes to the system. Only an error appeared.
Maybe someone can tell it's not possible or compatible to Snapdragon. I don't know for sure! It is recommended to backup device before you install Xposed.
Get latest Xposed installer. Choose version 88.2. If you have root and BusyBox installed, the installer will possibly install the framework by itself. Then reboot.
Else you need a custom recovery TWRP and flash in recovery. When no problems the system will boot up normally. Maybe it takes some extra time to boot first time.
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toineh said:
This will work for European exynos. If the framework is not compatible it shouldn't make any changes to the system. Only an error appeared.
Maybe someone can tell it's not possible or compatible to Snapdragon. I don't know for sure! It is recommended to backup device before you install Xposed.
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it doesnt work for snapdragon it give me bootloops just stays at the samsung sign ugh it's really frustrating that all of these phones having xposed n not the sd note8 smh i used the early ones first then the 88.2 i flashed it i installed it thru xposed n still the same frozen results
Hello everyone and good day i have a problem here about installng the xposed framework in my phone because after i flashed the zip my phone enters bootloop luckily i downloaded the uninstaler along with the xposed zip and that save me very much now my question is why is happening in my phone and how am i going to fix it.
My device specification is:
Name: Oppo A71 CPH1717 (stock)
Color Os version: Color Os 3.0.1
Chipset: MT6750
CPU: 64bit armv8
Android version: Android 7.1.1(Nougat)
Rooted: Magisk 25.2(Latest)
Bootloader state: Unlocked
Twrp installed: Twrp 3.2.9 (ported by Team hovatek)
And the xposed framework that im trying to install is" xposed framework sdk25 "
I hope someone can help me. Thank you in advance.
Connect your device to your PC, open a ADB terminal, and use this command: adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modues. This will disable Magisk modules during boot.
V0latyle said:
Connect your device to your PC, open a ADB terminal, and use this command: adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modues. This will disable Magisk modules during boot.
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Thank you for answering me, but my question is why my phone is in bootloop after i flashed the xposed-v88-sdk25.zip and how to fix this?
Anonymous V said:
Thank you for answering me, but my question is why my phone is in bootloop after i flashed the xposed-v88-sdk25.zip and how to fix this?
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"Why" could be any number of reasons, which I do not know. It sounds like it's changing something in system that the OS doesn't like, causing a crash on boot.
V0latyle said:
"Why" could be any number of reasons, which I do not know. It sounds like it's changing something in system that the OS doesn't like, causing a crash on boot.
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Yes sir i know that kind of reason why Os doesnt booting and i dont have a magisk module that causing that bootloop, my problem is after installing xposed framwork (not the magisk-xposed and not xposed module) thru twrp my phone enters bootloop after installing the zip and booting my phone up. How to solve this?
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Yes sir i know that kind of reason why Os doesnt booting and i dont have a magisk module that causing that bootloop, my problem is after installing xposed framwork (not the magisk-xposed and not xposed module) thru twrp my phone enters bootloop after installing the zip and booting my phone up. How to solve this?
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Reflash the firmware
V0latyle said:
Reflash the firmware
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V0latyle said:
Reflash the firmware
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Thanx for answering sir, but i knnkw how to uninstall it and i already did it my qustion is why my phone enters bootloop after install xposed framework is my phone not compatible?
Anonymous V said:
Thanx for answering sir, but i knnkw how to uninstall it and i already did it my qustion is why my phone enters bootloop after install xposed framework is my phone not compatible?
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It could be for any number of reasons, but yes - if you get a bootloop after installing Xposed, then something is causing the OS to crash during boot, and since the only thing you changed was installing Xposed, that's the likely culprit.
As to exactly why Xposed is causing that crash...I have no idea, but you are asking in the right place.
V0latyle said:
It could be for any number of reasons, but yes - if you get a bootloop after installing Xposed, then something is causing the OS to crash during boot, and since the only thing you changed was installing Xposed, that's the likely culprit.
As to exactly why Xposed is causing that crash...I have no idea, but you are asking in the right place.
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So how am i gonna fix this sir? Or can it be fixed?
Anonymous V said:
So how am i gonna fix this sir? Or can it be fixed?
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If I don't know what is causing a problem or why, I generally won't know how to fix it. Sorry.
I am curious though...Where did you get the Xposed module? Did you install the x86 or x64 version?
V0latyle said:
If I don't know what is causing a problem or why, I generally won't know how to fix it. Sorry.
I am curious though...Where did you get the Xposed module? Did you install the x86 or x64 version?
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Good morning sir, i didnt download an xposed module but xposed framework.
This i the link whre i got the xposed zip because the xda link of xposed are not responding or dead(i dont know why)and this link too had some dead link its just happen im lucky to get one before it shutdown
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Index of /framework/
And my phone is arm64 v8 sdk25 so i downloaded xposed-v88-sdk25.zip along with the uninstaller too.
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Good morning sir, i didnt download an xposed module but xposed framework.
This i the link whre i got the xposed zip because the xda link of xposed are not responding or dead(i dont know why)and this link too had some dead link its just happen im lucky to get one before it shutdown
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Index of /framework/
And my phone is arm64 v8 sdk25 so i downloaded xposed-v88-sdk25.zip along with the uninstaller too.
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Well, that's the only thing I had wondered, whether you installed the right framework for your device. Sorry I can't be of more help.
Welll
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Well, that's the only thing I had wondered, whether you installed the right framework for your device. Sorry I can't be of more h
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V0latyle said:
Well, that's the only thing I had wondered, whether you installed the right framework for your device. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Well i dont know either if i downloaded the right one though but base in the name of the zip its for my device ,but thanxs for answering me , but pls tell me if theres an update ill try to see what this zip is
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Well, that's the only thing I had wondered, whether you installed the right framework for your device. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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Update sir i finally understand why my phone is ntering bootloop after installing xposed v88 its because it incompatible with my device(im dumbhead) i search in the google and came across something about xposed and i saw an xposed framwork v87 and when i tried to flash it its success and i booted my phone successfuly ahahahah btw thanx fot always answering me
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Connect your device to your PC, open a ADB terminal, and use this command: adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modues. This will disable Magisk modules during boot.
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Brow, thanks a LOT!! My phone enter in bootloop after install Pixelify on my poco x5 pro, i try Pixelify-v2.2, and Pixelify-v2.1, bootloop again, but no need to use this command