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hello,
I once installed xposed on LG G3 via recovery before the updated version.
it was working, but only when i changed to permissive.
now with the updated xposed, when i try to install from the app itsef it says my phone not compatible.
"Xposed is not (yet) compatible with android SDK version 21 or your preccessor architecture (armeabi - v7a)
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: could not load library "libdvm.so" needed by "/data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/chache/app_proccess"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found"
i saw other writing about their d855.. it means the problem is on my phone?
anybody had this issue too?
also i cant remove xposed, says it cant find a backup.
thanks !
I am by no means an expert so the following is only related from my experience,no warranty is implied or given, but this was the first rom I have flashed etc and I only did it last night
Once I put lollipop on to my phone as per this post xposed would not install via the app itself after reading the various threads I found this
[OFFICIAL] Xposed for Lollipop followed the instructions and xposed was installed.
Not sure if I went wrong somewhere but this threw up an issue with lgquickcover not working , some more reading found this booted to recovery using the power/volume key method and flashed the zip from here and the issue was resolved
I think it is worth mentioning xposed is only at alpha at the moment and as such some modules ( in particular g3tweaks I miss it ) do not work
working here. (lg g3, d855, blisspop v2.1 with selinux status already set to permissive)
xposed should say
Xposed on LG G3 D855 - error armeabi and libdvm.so - update ?
hi there,
any update regard this ?
I'm able to install / uninstall the "Xposed install" app but, cant get it install/update due to those errors:
Xposed is not (yet) compatible with android SDK version 21 or your preccessor architecture (armeabi - v7a)
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: could not load library "libdvm.so" needed by "/data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/chache/app_proccess"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found"
a[[_process - 58
xposedbridge.jar - 54
Phone is root
Android 5.0
core 3.4.0
V20h-ISR-XX
is there a workaround or something ?
i had similar problems on my g3 (d855) on lollipop, then i tried this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/tool-installer-xposedlg-g3unofficial-t3094514
and problem solved. good luck !!!
tnx, working process... still have some problems
when pressing install I'm getting a black screen and an error
"Parse error, failed to mount sd card (unknown error 150) and failed to map file. installation aborted."
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when rebooting system, I have the xposed app installed but not working, asking for restart, but noting happen after soft or hard rest.
ludstr said:
when pressing install I'm getting a black screen and an error
"Parse error, failed to mount sd card (unknown error 150) and failed to map file. installation aborted."
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when rebooting system, I have the xposed app installed but not working, asking for restart, but noting happen after soft or hard rest.
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as i can see in the picture you are using CWM. I did it with TWRP. you can try....
hi @ludstr and @rhystagram
i found another solution. you need to install xposed for lollipop 5.1 instead of xposed 5.0. here is the link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/super-alpha-posted-permission-xposed-t3072979
Hi , I once flashed xposed in my g3/D855 stock rom and get cover error so I renamed lgcover.apk in twrp recovery and problem solved , now I changed my rom into cm12.1 and NOT instaled xposed , is there any way that I can make my smart cover work again ? if not would restoring to stock rom make the cover work again or ... ?
ludstr said:
when pressing install I'm getting a black screen and an error
"Parse error, failed to mount sd card (unknown error 150) and failed to map file. installation aborted."
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when rebooting system, I have the xposed app installed but not working, asking for restart, but noting happen after soft or hard rest.
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As I can see you don't have a custom recovery, like TWRP, first you need to do is root "if your phone is rooted then skip this" then download an app called "Flashify" then go to this thread and download the latest TWRP and make sure it is unziped, http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/orig-development/recovery-twrp-touch-recovery-2-8-2-0-t2966129
then open Flashify, Grant for root access, then select flash recovery and then select the recovery boot.img file and flash it after that you should be OK.
then try and flash the xposed framework zip and you should be good to go
hope this helped you
PS see this before flashing xposed
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/general/how-to-xposed-running-properly-stock-t3030261
I recently started playing pokemon go and I am getting really frustrated while playing because it lags soo much and my phone is generally quite slow now. I have been told rooting and installing a good ROM can help with this and I have never attempted this, could someone please explain what rooting and ROMs are and their benefits and a how to guide for this phone and also the best ROM?
I know there are loads of threads on this but if someone could link me best threads I would be eternally gratefull!!
First of all, which variant of LG L90 is your phone (D4xx)? And could you go to Menu > General > About Phone > Software Information and tell me your "version" (v10x or v20x)?
Root is the ability for the user to take total control of his phone, from doing as little as automate 3G activation when an app is open to instaling custom ROMs, which are custom firmwares that you can install in your device, just like the stock one you're currently in, but with some modifications made by its creators. As for advantages, with root you have more freedom over your device, and with Custom ROMs you have some tweaks, which change depending on the ROM you choose to install, going from just porting newer firmwares to older devices to being an entire new OS (Operational System, in case you don't know).
Hyoretsu said:
First of all, which variant of LG L90 is your phone (D4xx)? And could you go to Menu > General > About Phone > Software Information and tell me your "version" (v10x or v20x)?
Root is the ability for the user to take total control of his phone, from doing as little as automate 3G activation when an app is open to instaling custom ROMs, which are custom firmwares that you can install in your device, just like the stock one you're currently in, but with some modifications made by its creators. As for advantages, with root you have more freedom over your device, and with Custom ROMs you have some tweaks, which change depending on the ROM you choose to install, going from just porting newer firmwares to older devices to being an entire new OS (Operational System, in case you don't know).
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Thank you soo much for your reply and sorry about my late reply. My variant is LG-D405n and software version is V20c-234-30. I think I understand what Root and ROM is thx.
So could you link me to the best method to root and install ROM on my phone?
And what is the best ROM for my device to free up the RAM and CPU used on my device to increase my phone speed?
First of all, install these required apps:
http://king.myapp.com/myapp/kdown/img/NewKingrootV4.9.6_C151_B309_en_release_2016_08_18_105203.apk (For rooting)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cgollner.flashify (For flashing the Custom Recovery)
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm (For terminal emulation)
Custom Recovery:
TWRP: http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=18679&task=get
Personally recommended Custom ROM, CyanogenMod (Ports Android updates to older phones plus some tweaks) and Gapps (Google Apps, it's needed to have things like calculator, play store, etc):
CM13: https://download.cyanogenmod.org/get/jenkins/175208/cm-13.0-20160820-SNAPSHOT-ZNH5YAO0J8-w7.zip
Gapps: http://opengapps.org/ (Go to this link, select ARM in platform, 6.0 in android and Nano in variant, then just click the download image button)
Put the TWRP img, the CM13 rom img and gapps on microSD or internal storage. Open Kingroot and click on the green button after the 3 introduction images. After a few minutes, your device will be rooted. Grab this file: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-...0w7xxshoxx-t2826150/post54358527#post54358527 (D405n_v20a_patched_aboot, don't worry, it's okay if you flash a different software version aboot as long as it's the same device as yours. The only "problem" you can have is to have your software version changed to v20c, which if I remember correctly, can be fixed using Bootstacks), transfer it to your phone and open Terminal Emulator. Then input the following commands:
su
dd if=(aboot.bin storage directory) of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/aboot
Then, go to flashify and flash your custom recovery image (TWRP or CWM) in the flash recovery img option. After this, reboot into recovery by pressing Volume Down + Power and when you see the LG Logo, let go of the Power button and press it again. Then select yes two times with the volume keys for selection and power button to actually select the options (Don't worry, your device won't be factory resetted if you successfully installed custom recovery). Then, if you want, make a backup of your entire phone (recommended, just in case something goes wrong or if you just want your apps back when the process is done) in the Backup section and then do a factory reset through the Wipe option (Don't select anything, just swipe the bar). Select the Install option and select your ROM zip. After this, do the same process as the ROM installation but this time with Gapps zip. There you go, now you have CM13 installed. If you want root again, you don't have to install Kingroot again this time, as CM13 has built-in root, just enable Developer options and activate root and you're ready to go. Also, if you want the apps you had before the installation, just restore your backup (ONLY THE DATA PARTITION, otherwise CM13 will be uninstalled and replaced with stock ROM). If something goes wrong and you accidentally brick your device, just reply and I'll help you fix it. (If helped, click the Thanks! button)
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Grab this file: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-...0w7xxshoxx-t2826150/post54358527#post54358527 (D405n_v20a_patched_aboot, don't worry, it's okay if you flash a different software version aboot as long as it's the same device as yours. The only "problem" you can have is to have your software version changed to v20c, which if I remember correctly, can be fixed using Bootstacks), transfer it to your phone and open Terminal Emulator. Then input the following commands:
su
dd if=(aboot.bin storage directory) of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/aboot
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Hi, thank you so much, I finally rooted my device but I am having problems with the script part of the terminal emulator.
I wrote upto msm_sd and then this happen automatically:
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I don't know what to do here..
EDIT: Also am I meant to have the SuperSU/SuperUser app installed once rooted? Then get a popup in the terminal emulator for permission for its root access?
Firebird3334 said:
Hi, thank you so much, I finally rooted my device but I am having problems with the script part of the terminal emulator.
I wrote upto msm_sd and then this happen automatically:
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I don't know what to do here..
EDIT: Also am I meant to have the SuperSU/SuperUser app installed once rooted? Then get a popup in the terminal emulator for permission for its root access?
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You have to change "(aboot.bin storage directory) with the directory in which aboot.bin is stored. And no, you don't need SuperSU, when you use the su command, a KingRoot window will open, just say yes.
EDIT: Wahay! It works! Thank you soo much for your help!
EDIT 2: I can't seem to find the option to edit my recent button in settings. What can I do?
Firebird3334 said:
EDIT: Wahay! It works! Thank you soo much for your help!
EDIT 2: I can't seem to find the option to edit my recent button in settings. What can I do?
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If it's the menu button, I don't know of any way to change them, as Android updates change them. For example, my phone in KitKat used the home button for recent apps, in Lollipop it used the menu button for recent apps, and when I installed CM13, it used the home button again.
EDIT: Browsing LG L90 xda, I found this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-l90/themes-apps/mod-button-remaps-l90-t3145146
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If it's the menu button, I don't know of any way to change them, as Android updates change them. For example, my phone in KitKat used the home button for recent apps, in Lollipop it used the menu button for recent apps, and when I installed CM13, it used the home button again.
EDIT: Browsing LG L90 xda, I found this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-l90/themes-apps/mod-button-remaps-l90-t3145146
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You have helped me out so much already! Thank you so much!
But just one more thing though, could you explain how to install magisk and xposed in layman's term so I can use Android Pay?
I don't know what magisk is nor layman's term, but to install Xposed just go to this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811, download both Xposed installer apk and xposed zip. Install xposed apk and flash xposed zip
Hello,
Help me please I'm getting Error 7 and after twrp reflash Error executing updater binary in zip
I did all the previus steps phone LG L90 d405n is rooted and bootloader is unlocked and rom downgraded to KK v10b
Now I want to flash CM or RR rom but I simply can't!
First I was getting error 7 when flashing I found out that I need TWRP 2.8.7 build 2 to flash so I found it and flashed. Now I'm getting ''error executing updater binary in zip twrp'' and I can't flash any rom.?*
I tried deleting first assert lines in updater-script from this?*thread?*but It didn't helped in any way...
Any ideas? Why the hell it is so ****ing complicated to flash custom on this ****ty device? Can't it work like Nexus4 or any other normal device??*
Thanks in advance for any tips&trics
PS. I can't open new thread dunno why...
amonlb said:
Hello,
Help me please I'm getting Error 7 and after twrp reflash Error executing updater binary in zip
I did all the previus steps phone LG L90 d405n is rooted and bootloader is unlocked and rom downgraded to KK v10b
Now I want to flash CM or RR rom but I simply can't!
First I was getting error 7 when flashing I found out that I need TWRP 2.8.7 build 2 to flash so I found it and flashed. Now I'm getting ''error executing updater binary in zip twrp'' and I can't flash any rom.?*
I tried deleting first assert lines in updater-script from this?*thread?*but It didn't helped in any way...
Any ideas? Why the hell it is so ****ing complicated to flash custom on this ****ty device? Can't it work like Nexus4 or any other normal device??*
Thanks in advance for any tips&trics
PS. I can't open new thread dunno why...
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First of all, you don't need to use that TWRP build, you can use the latest one. To fix the only errors that should appear (Updater error 7 and 6), delete the first lines of updater-script until you reach the ui_print part (the first line of your file should be "ui_print("Target: 1471683591");"). Also, delete any double spaces that exist (there should be two, one before "abort" at line 27 and the other before "abort" at line 30). If it still gives the same error, try wiping Cache, data, system and dalvik-cache partitions, try to install the ROM, it'll give the error. Now, reboot your phone and try to install without wiping anything. (To properly see the line indications, open the file using Notepad++)
Hello all
I'm stuck here.
I have a Huawei P9 running on TWRP 3.1.1.1 and EVA-L09C432B390 with SuperSU on EMUI 5.0 installed.
I need to preface here that I never did any backups during my operations, so just assume that there is no backups and we start from scratch (please keep the shaming to a reasonable level).
I was too reckless when deinstalling some system apps and it caused the classical problem of all the google apps and services not working anymore. I also inadvertantly deleted the stock launcher, but the rest of the stock firmware seems to still be working fine
To make it worse, I then tried removing all the google apps to reinstall them but realized that it's not possible to remove all google services using a simple root explorer/file deleter. When I try to adb install a gapps zip, I'm getting an error: Failure [INSTALL_FAILED_VERSION_DOWNGRADE]
I tried downloading the firmware to flash it anew, but that didn't work. I downloaded B390 on this a website, to which XDA doesn't let me post a link because new member, GG, but apparently TWRP can't find ZIPs to flash when they're in the internal storage, and my SD card doesn't hold enough space for all the zip files.
I tried sideloading the update.zip file, but i get the error: * cannot read 'update.zip' * , I also get the same error for the file "update_full_EVA-L09_hw_eu.zip"
However, the file update_data_full_public.zip seemed like it worked, but after rebooting to system nothing had changed.
I have managed to "reinstall" Play Store but I can't start it, with the error popup: "Install core GMS packages to use Google Play Store"
At this point, I just want to start anew with stock firmware EMUI5.0, and if I have to also with stock ROM, So I can start anew with TWRP and the rest and not **** up this royally the second time.
Thanks for your time
EDIT: Went into eRecovery, but the recovering process fails at "Getting package info from server" with the error message "Getting package info failed".
I also tried installing a pico package on opengapps but that didn't work either, I'm still getting the Core GMS error message when trying to open play store.
Hello, I need help installing and configuring Magisk on my tablet. Here is why and what I'm trying to do:
On my Samsung SM-T350, I originally installed TWRP and then installed a custom ROM which has root access (as far as I know, stock recovery is no longer on device). I recently installed a particular app and it indicates the program will not run all of the features because it has detected 'root' access. The suggestion online to work around this problem has been to install Magisk.
From this, I first went to the Magisk Manager website and download the 5.4.3apk and installed it. Then when I open the Magisk Manager app, it asks me if I want to 'Install Magisk-v14.0.zip now'. If I click 'install', a list of choices pop up (Download Zip Only, Patch Boot Image File, Direct Install). Which should I choose? I don't remember which of these I tried, but I recall it didn't work or didn't do anything.
So in the mean time, I downloaded the Magisk-v14.0.zip file locally to my tablet (Downloads folder). I 'think' the proper way to install is to boot into TWRP, then select 'Install', then navigate to the Magisk-v14.0.zip and then install image? Is that correct, or will this attempt to install over my custom ROM? What is the proper way to finish the installation?
Thanks in advance!
Does anyone have any suggestions?? Thanks
First - the "Magisk Manager website" is not a place you want to visit. It is not an official source for anything Magisk and should not be trusted. Only download from xda or @topjohnwu's GitHub.
Second - if you're already rooted you need to first unroot. Read more on installing Magisk in the release thread and the Installation and troubleshooting thread. Most, if not all your queries should be answered there.
Is there a version of Magisk that works on the realme Pro 5g RMX2075?
I tried the version 20.4 after unlocking the bootloader and installing recovery-TWRP-3.4.1B-04-17-realme-x50-pro-wzsx150, but it fails the signature. If I disable checking the signature on TWRP, it loads but bricks the phone until I re-install the stock boot.img, and then Magisk is not installed.
Providing the install log is usually a good first step when troubleshooting.
And, if you can't get the stable release installed it's usually a good idea to try the Canary release since it might have been updated with more compatibility.
Didgeridoohan said:
Providing the install log is usually a good first step when troubleshooting.
And, if you can't get the stable release installed it's usually a good idea to try the Canary release since it might have been updated with more compatibility.
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I'm not sure how to find the log, but I'll try the Canary release first, thank you very much for the quick answer.
Being a bit paranoiac (a LOT in fact), I have 2 RMX2075, so bricking is not catastrophic. I can take my time to find how to unbrick it.
Since some manips like unlocking the bootloader wipes everything, it make easier to restore using the clone phone app.
I know, I know, I should get a life...
Edit: just saw the log was a link, I will provide with the canary if it fails too.
Ok, some info I failed to provide:
realme X50 Pro 5G RMX2075
Android 10
realme UI version 1.0
TRWP installed with recovery-TWRP-3.4.1B-04-17-realme-x50-pro-wzsx150, and with the file EN_Recovery-twrp-oneclick-EN.bat.
I need to run this .bat file every time I want to use TRWP, Up (or Down) + Power does not work and gives me the standard bootloader, which I unlocked with the deep testing app.
With Magisk-v20.4.zip the signature test failed. I had the brilliant idea to disable checking it, and it installed and bricked my phone until I used again EN_Recovery-twrp-oneclick-EN.bat to re-install boot.img in the bot partition.
The signature failed also with magisk-debug.zip. I did not try to install without checking it first, once bitten...
The oppo_log directory is empty. Please let me know if there is another place to look. I don't have an ADVANCED directory in TRWP. I checked before rebooting, so instead, I send a screen cap.
I don't see how to attach a file, so here is a link:
https://postimg.cc/py17ct1q
You have to disable zip signature validation in TWRP or you won't be able to flash a Magisk zip at all.
The actually recovery log is completely necessary to be able to troubleshoot. The ADVANCED part in TWRP isn't a directory, but one of the buttons on the main page. You'll then be able to save a log and you'll find it in /sdcard. The log has to be saved directly after flashing the zip, or it won't show the info we need.
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You have to disable zip signature validation in TWRP or you won't be able to flash a Magisk zip at all.
The actually recovery log is completely necessary to be able to troubleshoot. The ADVANCED part in TWRP isn't a directory, but one of the buttons on the main page. You'll then be able to save a log and you'll find it in /sdcard. The log has to be saved directly after flashing the zip, or it won't show the info we need.
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OK, I'll try later. Thanks for the info.
Didgeridoohan said:
You have to disable zip signature validation in TWRP or you won't be able to flash a Magisk zip at all.
The actually recovery log is completely necessary to be able to troubleshoot. The ADVANCED part in TWRP isn't a directory, but one of the buttons on the main page. You'll then be able to save a log and you'll find it in /sdcard. The log has to be saved directly after flashing the zip, or it won't show the info we need.
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Same problem with the debug version, unable to reboot.
I used TWRP to create a log.
I'm not sure where it went exactly, here are all the logs I could find in various places, I don't have a /sdcard directory:
https://wetransfer.com/downloads/3f...4d3d4ca52a615682f34f182520200725060951/875fb2
If I missed the correct log, please let me have some info where to find it exactly and I'll try again. Now that I could unbrick twice my phone, I feel safer!
Thanks.