Hello. I have a rooted, with CWM and Unlocked BL Moto G 2014, and ever since I got it I've been trying to switch to ART mode and it just won't turn on. It stays on dalvik all the time. Any tips?
Me too. What´s the issue that blocks the change?
ART
If u have xposed modules installed ART won't run...
Same problem here. Indeed I've installed xposed.
Is ART much better than dalvik ?
Trublood_ said:
Hello. I have a rooted, with CWM and Unlocked BL Moto G 2014, and ever since I got it I've been trying to switch to ART mode and it just won't turn on. It stays on dalvik all the time. Any tips?
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Are you using the Xposed framework?
Yes, I AM using xposed but even when I didn't have it I couldn't switch to ART
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Hi all,
I'm curious to try what does or does not work under ART runtime, but when i try to switch my JFLTEXX to ART, it does not stick.
It asks if i'm sure, reboots back into Dalvik mode (normal boot-speed).
I'm on latest OMNI nightly, How do I make ART stick?
Are you using xposed framework?
You can't use ART if you are.
Yes I am. But I think I can live without it. Will give it a go without Xposed. :good:
Edit: Works like a charm. Had to switch back to Nova bc TSF Shell died, thats all.
Guys i have a moto g, running 4.4.4 stock android and i cant find the way to install the xposed framework.
When i click on install/update it installs correctly but when y reboot it just goes to boot loop, i tried all the installs methods, via recovery, manually and all xposed versions and nothing changes. after flashing the xposed disabler zip i get the green 54 on XposedBridge.jar and the red -- on app_process.
at first i was running 4.4.3 but i updated to 4.4.4 via OTA to see if i was able to solve it but nothing.
I have the boorloader unlockd, i run the root cheker i dont know whats going wrong
thanks
Dalvik?
NotLutzik said:
Dalvik?
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you mean wipe dalvik cache?? i wipe them many times and nothing
petervil said:
you mean wipe dalvik cache?? i wipe them many times and nothing
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No, he means if you are using Dalvik or ART? Xposed framework doesn't work with ART runtime.
Im using dalvik!
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Have you verified Root access since you installed the OTA update?
Yes it still works
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petervil said:
Yes it still works
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lokoxlrock said:
Have you verified Root access since you installed the OTA update?
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4.4.4 fixes the root exploit. Are you sure you still have root access?
If you can't install Xposed after running the tool, you don't have temporary write access and Xposed won't work.
However if you still can root, this is an issue with the root and not Xposed. Check the TowelPieRoot forum post.
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AFAIK the dev doesn't have a Moto G to test the exploit on, so it's not officially working on that device.
Is it possible? I can't seem to find anything saying it is.
You can't even use xposed on this phone ..xposed doesn't work in art yet and this phone doesn't have dalvik.
that's probably why op asked for "hiding root without XPosed"
nexus6R3plicant said:
You can't even use xposed on this phone ..xposed doesn't work in art yet and this phone doesn't have dalvik.
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Not only this phone, starting from Lollipop. Dalvik is removed, Xposed dev needs to update Xposed for ART.
I factory reset my Nexus 5 on stock Lollipop. Put TWRP recovery on it, rooted it. Flashed the xposed zip. Phone won't go past the boot screen. What am I doing wrong??
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I factory reset my Nexus 5 on stock Lollipop. Put TWRP recovery on it, rooted it. Flashed the xposed zip. Phone won't go past the boot screen. What am I doing wrong??
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I guess a module is incompatible with your phone but I may be wrong (just my opinion). You are going through a bootloop. I had one of these last week and had to disable xposed to uninstall it. I think you can find it in /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/files/Xposed-Disabler-Recovery.zip I got the info from this link: https://seo-michael.co.uk/how-to-disable-xposed-installer/ flashed the uninstaller with my twrp recovery, rebooted, uninstalled incompatible module, installed xposed again via xposed installer app and your done (if what I said is the case). Hope this helps. Good luck.
No, it's not an incompatible module. My phone won't boot as soon as I flash xposed. It has nothing to do with modules.
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No, it's not an incompatible module. My phone won't boot as soon as I flash xposed. It has nothing to do with modules.
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Sorry I don't know anything else. I would try it anyway.
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dirty_smurf45 said:
Sorry I don't know anything else. I would try it anyway.
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There are no modules installed after a factory reset! I can't try that method when it's impossible.
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There are no modules installed after a factory reset! I can't try that method when it's impossible.
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I'm just trying to help you get past the bootloop since idk what the problem is (it was just an opinion). If you installed Xposed, you get the uninstall zip file. That disables Xposed for you to fix it.
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I installed Xposed, and a module that thought (knock on) I think it was not compatible, to restart the device, it gives boot loop, clean the dalvik and it starts, if I reboot again, boot loop return. Any solution? :crying: my phone is a xperia z2
Starxd said:
I installed Xposed, and a module that thought (knock on) I think it was not compatible, to restart the device, it gives boot loop, clean the dalvik and it starts, if I reboot again, boot loop return. Any solution? :crying: my phone is a xperia z2
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You have to uninstall the module to fix it. If you're on Kitkat then I think there should be a zip in Android/data/com.somexposedstuff and somewhere in there. Idk about lollipop
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Its a Lollipop
Starxd said:
Its a Lollipop
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I don't know how to disable in on lollipop (even though i'm using it). According to this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xpo...-framework-t3039371/post59082375#post59082375 you can uninstall iy withouth wiping data.
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I don't know how to disable in on lollipop (even though i'm using it). According to this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xpo...-framework-t3039371/post59082375#post59082375 you can uninstall iy withouth wiping data.
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I did the following: with Root Explorer googled the word "Xposed" appeared some files, deleted all, restarted, same thing
Starxd said:
I did the following: with Root Explorer googled the word "Xposed" appeared some files, deleted all, restarted, same thing
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You're on your bootlooped phone? If so, just disable and uninstall the module that caused the bootloop. I really don't know how to do this on lolliop. Maybe posting in Xposed General? I t would be the appropriate location for this thread.
Starxd said:
I did the following: with Root Explorer googled the word "Xposed" appeared some files, deleted all, restarted, same thing
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dirty_smurf45 said:
You're on your bootlooped phone? If so, just disable and uninstall the module that caused the bootloop. I really don't know how to do this on lolliop. Maybe posting in Xposed General? I t would be the appropriate location for this thread.
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I had only excluded files containing "Xposed" in the name with Root Explorer, but remained the files described in this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58964632&postcount=2258
Made as described, restarted, he updated one last time and went back to normal. Thanks for your help. : D
No problem. Remember to uninstall the incompatible application.
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