I am using the newest version of Xposed Framework on a Nexus 7 (2013), rooted, stock. Everytime I reset my device I get an "Authorization Failed" toast popup in the middle of the screen. I tried using Burnt Toast to figure out if a specific app was causing the message but nothing shows up. As soon as I uninstall Xposed, it goes back to normal. Any ideas?
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Hey guys, just a heads up, I've been a anon on this site for a while, but had to sign up after getting some trouble to post.....
Anyways, just got a fresh root on my HTC One. And before someone asks if its fully rooted or not, yes it is. No partials here. I saved a backup just incase using twrp and have it unless I get further problem.......To the real issue.....I installed the Xposed Installer 2.6.1 apk from the link, and after installing, and opening, it says that it isn't up to date in red text and needs the framework. I attempted to update it through the app, SuperSU asks access to be granted and it reboots. I know I am supposed to hit a screen where the update, and framework is installed, but nada. After everything is back on, Xposed Installer shows the same red text as before. I have restored the backup, re-done the root, and even tried installing 2.6 and 2.5.1 They all throw up the same thing. The framework isn't installed and upon attempting, it asks for access, then promptly reboots. Any help at all would be appreciated! Thanks ahead of time!
Sounds like HTC has protected the /system partition and reboots whenever an app tries to write to it. You could try selecting a different installation mode (via recovery) and see if that works better.
Hi i have rooted Samsung Galaxt tab 2 with andoid 4.0.4. After instaling Framework from Xposed menu my tablet began to freeze and i get messege "Process system is not responding. Would you like to close it. Wait - OK" Even if i dont click anything the tablet will self lock after few seconds. What to do now?
I tried to unnistall but its still bugged and keeps freezing
So, today I attempted to install Viper4Android to my Verizon Wireless LG G2 using TWRP recovery, and now my phone is in a never ending crash loop. As soon as the phone turns on, I receive the message "Unfortunately, ViPER4Android FX has stopped." Upon pressing the blue OK, the message pops up again. I am now in a never ending loop of this horrid nightmare and have no idea how to escape from it. I do not wish to factory reset my phone, as I do not have a backup of it and all of my games, messages, photos, music, etc are on it.
Therefore, I reach out to you guys at XDA. Is there any way to remove an app you flashed to the phone via TWRP, or is there a way to prevent the message from appearing? My phone is uselessly sitting here and I urgently need it back in a working condition. It is on Lollipop 39A, if that helps. Trying to clear the cache in TWRP has no effect whatsoever.
So after installing the Pin Notification module and updating to the newest Gravity Box I've been stuck in a bootloop where as soon as the phone starts trying to load the homescreen I get this error and it crashes and goes in this loop forever (phone is unusable).
How can I get out of this loop?
We only have stock recovery so I don't think the typical zip file to disable xposed will do the trick. I'm trying to do the button combo to disable xposed during boot but not having any luck with that. Anyone have any other ideas?
I can't get this to work
http://wisdomgeek.com/android/how-to-disable-xposed-framework-on-boot/
Should I try flashing the xposed removal zip via Mofo?
I accidentally signed out of Snapchat the other day and was unable to log back in. (got the "Oh no! Your login temporarily failed so please try again later" error) I was told that I would have to uninstall the Xposed framework to be able to sign in again, so I tried that. I flashed xposed-uninstaller-20150831-arm.zip (tried arm64 too), after which the phone would not boot. When the boot animation was complete, the screen turned black and nothing happened.
I have been able to uninstall the framework successfully before, possibly using a previous version of the uninstall script. Any idea where I can get my hands on a previous version of xposed-uninstaller-20150831-arm.zip?
Any other advice is appreciated too.