It gives me two errors:
"Xposed is not (yet) compatible with Android SDK version 21 or your processor architecture (armeabiv7a)." and "CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: could not load library "libdvm.so" needed by "/data/data/derobv.android.xposed.installer/cache/app_process"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found."
Running HTC One M8
I installed the framework while I was on stock ROM and framework worked when it was stock. Just so you know, I wanted to get a custom ROM and I wiped my system as well as dalvik and two others, I forget the names. If wiping system had a big part of installing the framework, did i FU?
So which rom do you have installed now?
MehNameIsDan said:
It gives me two errors:
"Xposed is not (yet) compatible with Android SDK version 21 or your processor architecture (armeabiv7a)." and "CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: could not load library "libdvm.so" needed by "/data/data/derobv.android.xposed.installer/cache/app_process"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found."
Running HTC One M8
I installed the framework while I was on stock ROM and framework worked when it was stock. Just so you know, I wanted to get a custom ROM and I wiped my system as well as dalvik and two others, I forget the names. If wiping system had a big part of installing the framework, did i FU?
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If you're going to another sense ROM or rom in general it should not have anything to do with that as long as you installed another ROM.
If you are talking about a lollipop ROM you have to reflash the ZIP for xposed to be installed through here .
Then profit, you should be ready to go.
Otherwise with any other ROMS below 5.0 there shouldn't be an issue with installing it... perhaps reinstall the ROM or find another one that is similar to the one you're using and install that.
MehNameIsDan said:
It gives me two errors:
"Xposed is not (yet) compatible with Android SDK version 21 or your processor architecture (armeabiv7a)." and "CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: could not load library "libdvm.so" needed by "/data/data/derobv.android.xposed.installer/cache/app_process"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found."
Running HTC One M8
I installed the framework while I was on stock ROM and framework worked when it was stock. Just so you know, I wanted to get a custom ROM and I wiped my system as well as dalvik and two others, I forget the names. If wiping system had a big part of installing the framework, did i FU?
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Try flashing CM12 or Blisspop (Blisspop has an permessive kernel so xposed installer will work permanently)
Hey Even i am facing a similar problem on my S4 I9500 running blisspop
Also facing some problems on my m9
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Hi,
I have been using Xposed for a Long time. The first time I downloaded it and installed the latest version, it would keep saying in red that the latest version still needs to be installed. After installing it all different ways, it still didn't work so I discovered that older versions might work. Ever since I have been using version 2.5.1.
Recently, because of the older version, I couldn't download and activate a lot of the modules because they required the later Xposed version so I decided to try fix it and now I'm using version 2.6.1.
I disabled resource hooks and it seemed to work. I'm now using the later version of Xposed and the red message doesn't appear anymore. However, NONE of my modules seem to be working now and I can't figure out why.
If anyone can help me that would be greatly appreciated!
Device: HUAWEI G610-U20
Android 4.2.1 JellyBean
I have attached my latest log file from Xposed.
If any other further information is required I will be happy to provide!
EDIT: one of my modules seem to have randomly started working but the rest still do nothing. They are activated and I have rebooted multiple times.
Anyone?
MasterReturnz said:
I disabled resource hooks
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According to the log file, multiple modules require those hooks in order to work.
Code:
Loading modules from /data/app/com.elesbb.snapchatfullcaption-2.apk
Loading class com.elesbb.snapchatfullcaption.Xposed
This class requires resource-related hooks (which are disabled), skipping it.
It seems to me that you need to enable the hooks. There are also some other errors, which I can't figure out right now (tired...)
Someguyfromhell said:
According to the log file, multiple modules require those hooks in order to work.
Code:
Loading modules from /data/app/com.elesbb.snapchatfullcaption-2.apk
Loading class com.elesbb.snapchatfullcaption.Xposed
This class requires resource-related hooks (which are disabled), skipping it.
It seems to me that you need to enable the hooks. There are also some other errors, which I can't figure out right now (tired...)
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If I enable resource hooks then Xposed doesn't work, it says I need the latest version them even tough I already have it installed.
Is there a work around for this?
Im trying to manually flash the ZIP file but I can't actually seem to flash the Xposed installer.zip file. It keeps saying installation aborted in recovery mode. How do I fix this?
Newest version is 2.7 of Xposed Installer. http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer
The problem with using the latest version is that it doesn't work. My modules don't work unless I disable resource hooks but then only like 2 of them work
I want to know how to successfully install the latest version onto my phone because currently I can't flash the .zip file to my device. I can't use any custom recovery because there is none that support my device currently.
hi, im running Xposed on lollipop v3.0 aplha 2 !
what is the default setting for the "experimental disabled resource hooks" ?
should it be ticked by default or should it be unticked !
what is the default setting ?
shaajrocks said:
hi, im running Xposed on lollipop v3.0 aplha 2 !
what is the default setting for the "experimental disabled resource hooks" ?
should it be ticked by default or should it be unticked !
what is the default setting ?
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By default, it should not be ticked.
So I am using a rooted LG Zone 3 and I am trying to install Xposed. I keep getting an error stating: "Xposed is not (yet) compatible with Android SDK version 22 or your processor architecture (armeabi-v7a)."
Ive seen people say to use a different APK but I am new to the whole root thing and I am not sure which one to install??
I'm seeing v72-v86 and do not know which one I need or how to determine which one is needed. Any help would be appreciated!!
You have the wrong xPosed installer app, you need to be running 3.0 alpha 3 (found attached in the first post of the read-only xPosed for lollipop thread)
Hi,
My goal is to successfully install the Xposed framework on the HTC10. I have a stock RUU ROM, unlocked the bootloader, installed TWRP recovery, and rooted it with Supersu with force encryption per Rootjunky.com videos on YouTube. Specifically, I'm using the xposed-v86-sdk23-arm64.zip, SuperSU-v2.71-forceencrypt_v2, TWRP-3.0.2-6-pme. Then I proceeded to install the Xposed framework and APK. It flat out dosesn't work. the Bin folder and log folders are empty and I receive "The latest version of Xposed is currently not active. Did you install the framework and reboot?" I have verified my root is working with a number of other apps. I have tried resolved the issue by executing the methods listed in this article: Can't post links yet cause I'm a noob. And they didn't work. I have completely wiped my device internal and external and tried rerooting and reinstalling and I still get the same result. I also have tried installing older version of the Xposed framwork. I have spend days troubleshooting it and I can't figure it out. No matter what I get the Currently not active.
Some of my reading points to the SE Linux Mode being set to "Enforcing" being the culprit as to why it is not working. I have no idea what this is. However, I can confirm that mine is set to Enforcing despite me executing all three steps in the aforementioned article. I installed that lean kernel so it should be set to permissive I would think but Device Control app shows otherwise.
When I click on Logs in the the Xposed Installer, it says Could not read log /data/data/de.robv/android/xposed.installer/log/error.log. I can confirm that it is installing something because the DE.ROBV.ANDROID.XPOSED.INSTALLER directory is there. And all of the sub directories are present. But bin and log directories are empty which I find odd. I would expect to see many files in there especially the Bin folder.
Any ideas how to resolve this without a log file? I'm sure the HTC10 is arm64 so that shoudn't be the issue. any ideas why this isn't installing correctly? Is it the SE Linux Mode? Do I need to S-Off of something? Any help appreciated!
Regards, Matt.:good:
Hi, im new here and this is my first post, so i appreciate all the help and feedback you can give me.
im interested in using xposed in android TV Box's and Dongles, i've been reading and learning all about it for more than a month now. i've got it to work on most TV Box's and dongles that i have "RK based devices with android V 4.4 or less",but i still have a problem with one device which is an RK3288 based with android 5.1 that is already rooted.
i used twrp to flash xposed-v86-sdk22-arm.zip which was successful, than i wiped Dalvik/cache and rebooted, but the boot stuck on bootanimation, i disabled xposed by installing the uninstaller.zip and everything went back to normal. i tried it many times but with no use. i noticed that twrp doesnt mount internal SD, i installed an older version of bootloader which gave me the ability to mount the internal Sdcard, and i tried to install xposed again and this time it pass the animation and goes to a black screen where i can use the mouse but nothing else. with some research i found that UT3+ is based on firefly board and their original ROM is available for download and it has the same bootloader version that came installed with the device, after flashing the new ROM i was able to mount the internal Sdcard and i tried to install xposed again, and this time it gives me optimizing apps but after it finish the device reboot and get stuck again on bootanimation.
my question is, if there is a log for errors to know why the system/boot get stuck , where can i find them??
and if there is no logs how can i monitor the booting process to find the info i need??
also i know or read what bootloader is but i dont understand how it is effecting xposed installation.
Sorry for the long post, and thank you for your help in advanced
EDIT: i finally got adb connection with the device and used logcat to get the logs, but im not sure how to attach the files. if anyone can help i will gladly send the logs. thanks
Update 1
i was looking at the logs "didnt know what to search for im not a developer" and i noticed that everything is crashing and "Not granting permission" ,"Unknown permission " are everywhere .
sample of logs:
Code:
"com.google.android.partnersetup.permission.WRITE_APP_PROVIDER in
package com.android.vendingW/PackageManager( 4712): Not granting
permission android.permission.BIND_WALLPAPER to package
com.android.camera2 (protectionLevel=18
flags=0x58bc45)W/PackageManager( 4712): Not granting permission
android.permission.BIND_APPWIDGET to package com.android.launcher3
(protectionLevel=18 flags=0x583e45)W/PackageManager( 4712): Unknown
permission android.permission.READ_SETTINGS in package
com.android.launcher3W/PackageManager( 4712): Unknown permission
com.android.launcher.permission.READ_SETTINGS in package
com.android.launcher3W/PackageManager( 4712): Unknown permission "
so i decided to root again with KingRoot, and i tried installing xposed again, and it kinda worked. the system boot and the launcher opens but crashing messages keeps showing "Stresstest for 5.0 has stopped running" , "The process com.android.phone has stopped running", and others.
now im not sure about what im doing but i'll test two methods:
1- i will unpake ROM.img put xposed in the root and update the updater script to install xposed when i flash the ROM.
2- the device can run Linux version from SD card so i might run it and manually install xposed files.
if anyone have any tips or info please let me know. thanks
SOLUTION
For those who are having problems with their RK based android TV Box with android 5.1, if you get stuck on Boot animation or the system boots with black screen and you can use your mouse only, or if you getting errors when you boot the main problem would be your firmware is modified and up to Xposed V.86 is not supported because of the error "No implementation found for void dalvik.system.VMRuntime.clam" you can read more about it in this post https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed/issues/167.
and luckily dsa8310 made a modefied version of xposed, i tested it and it works you can find the download link here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=67787484&postcount=325
viVaPale said:
luckily dsa8310 made a modefied version of xposed, i tested it and it works you can find the download link here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=67787484&postcount=325
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I can't get to the page with the link. (I get a noob alert) We want to try this xposed on a ugoos ut3s (android 5.1 with a rk3288)
Would someone please be so kind to post it here or tell me where I can download it.
Anyone that can compile Xposed v87 to fix this problem for RK3288 Lollipop devices?
https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed/issues/167
https://android.googlesource.com/platform/art/+/379d09fe3c3feb7c2a2fb5a3623689b5ace7e79b
Are there instructions somewhere so we can compile it ourselves?
The code above looks like it needs to be applied to Android source code, what must be changed in Xposed Github code to fix it and compile our own new Xposed only for our devices?
Thanks
humptydumpty said:
I can't get to the page with the link. (I get a noob alert) We want to try this xposed on a ugoos ut3s (android 5.1 with a rk3288)
Would someone please be so kind to post it here or tell me where I can download it.
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Please try this link https://mega.nz/#!300ggYoJ!1vdLP0OyU2D1ky6pWv-Y3VJFH5paHSAqV3Y8A64bvkk
i recommend you download the xposed uninstaller in case something wrong happend
viVaPale said:
Please try this link https://mega.nz/#!300ggYoJ!1vdLP0OyU2D1ky6pWv-Y3VJFH5paHSAqV3Y8A64bvkk
i recommend you download the xposed uninstaller in case something wrong happend
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Wow ! Work nice on my haier pad971 (ifive air clone) rk3288 5.1.1 !!
Thanks so much
does anyone know if there's an RK3288 enabled xposed v89 built to avoid the issues described by viVaPale? Tried the one from 3.1.5 installer, but after boot it doesn't load the launcher, only mouse can be moved around like viVaPale describes.
Hi everybody!
I'm trying to install Xposed framework on an Android x86 - v89, 7.1.2, SDK25 (installed over VirtualBox).
So I followed the official thread, and downloaded the apk and the zips for SDK25, version 89.
Than I unzipped the zips into the sdcard folder, copied exposed.prop to /system
and run flash-script.sh from the terminal (of the android x86),
than rebooted.
But when I open the Xposed installer app it says:
"Xposed framework version 89 is installed, but not active. Please check the logs for details."
When I'm trying to view the logs I get the message:
"Cannot read log/data/user_de/0/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/log/error.log (No such file or directory)".
I tried to do everything I found in order to fix it,
Gave permissions to the Xposed installer,
Created the error.log file myself,
Reinstalling the all Xposed (zips, and apk),
Reinstalling the all Android x86 OS,
And everything I found online..
I really looked out to every tutorial I found online but nothing actually helped or fit the Android x86 (involved Recovery mode which is not available in Android x86).
Anyone ever did such thing or can help me?
Thanks for your help in advanced,
James T. :fingers-crossed: