Yesterday I disabled all Xposed modules and RESET my phone. I didn't uninstalled any module or xposed apk. I directly resest my phone.
But my phone went to the RESET LOOP (keep reseting). After 5 hours it started to work perfectly.
Now the problem is every module of xposed is uninstalled. But some modules are still active, like new boot animation (which I got from Android L Theme module), new font (which I got from ifont module).
Please tell me a way to fix these issues. In SD Card, there are folders of modules and in each folder there is a backup folder (with a zip file). So how to restore my boot animation and default font?
Should I reinstall and remove them?
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i'm running slimkat 7.0 on my verizon s3. i did a titanium restore of my apps, including xposed modules. i made sure the xposed installer had successfully installed the framework and rebooted. none of the modules are serving their function. i uninstalled the framework and rebooted. then i re-installed and rebooted. nothing. anyone have any fresh ideas?
here is my log https://s3.amazonaws.com/pushbullet-uploads/udqtQ-Jj4T1bNCg4yzc6lMYj8TLDJfHdusPsnQ/error.log
bogedy said:
i'm running slimkat 7.0 on my verizon s3. i did a titanium restore of my apps, including xposed modules. i made sure the xposed installer had successfully installed the framework and rebooted. none of the modules are serving their function. i uninstalled the framework and rebooted. then i re-installed and rebooted. nothing. anyone have any fresh ideas?
here is my log https://s3.amazonaws.com/pushbullet-uploads/udqtQ-Jj4T1bNCg4yzc6lMYj8TLDJfHdusPsnQ/error.log
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Did you make sure that the modules are check in the installer...
When in doubt... Re-download and install modules... Some people have problems restoring backed up modules... Like they just don't work... A reinstall usually fixes it...
Hey all.
I'm using a Verizon HTC M8 (2014) and running the latest Cyanogenmod nightly (just installed last night). When I install Xposed and restart, all of my apps, exluding the system apps, don't appear. Under app manager they do not show up either. It doesn't seem I can install apps either (Play store is removed as well, but running an .apk failed).
All my data is still there and if I re-flash the ROM (without wiping), everything is back to normal and all the apps return, but of course Xposed is uninstalled.
Any suggestions? Thanks
Hello guys how are you? I have never worked with the xposed framework before and never needed it really so i am newbie at this. I installed a Rom for my S Duos 2 and it came with xposed framework install and i tried to install the tinted status bar module. I didn't like it so i tried going the xposed installer and uninstalling that module but after the reboot it is still there and status bar is the same as before. So is there any way i can remove it?
Thanks for reading and any for any help.
If you disable/uncheck a module in the "modules" tab AND reboot your phone, then the module won't be active.
Then, to completely remove it, so it doesn't show in the modules list (or in launcher), you can just uninstall it like you would any app- from your launcher, or from settings/apps section, or using any app from zillions that are capable of making backups and/or removing apps and so on. There's more than one way to remove an app in android ?
Rebooted my phone today and quickly noticed that my xposed framework stopped, well, doing anything. Some customizations from modules were not there. Went into the xposed installer and it reported that an update was available but the counts were all matched and green. Tried to install it all the same, and it failed. I'm getting the error "Could not extract app_process". I tried uninstalling the framework (along with running the disabler in recovery) thinking maybe it just bugged out. However, I am still unable to install/reinstall the framework, still getting the "Could not extract app_process".
The only thing I did related to xposed was update BubbleUPnP (which just posted an update today). I have since uninstalled it in case it was causing the problem, but it has had no impact. I'm not sure if it's possible for a module to break the framework itself, or to cause an ongoing issue once it is removed.
I'm running rooted stock 4.4.2 on a Galaxy Note 3. Any help would be very appreciated.
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Decided to do a nandroid backup, came across something there. I'm getting I/O errors at the start of the backup (e: error opening '/data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf' as well as a couple similar for two modules). Is it possible my internal storage is going bad? I've hardly had the phone a year, would be rather surprised.
Thanks.
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Another update. Following instructions I found to manually install xposed framework (see http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-4/general/diy-manually-installing-xposed-t2369618 ), I was able to get app_process once again installed and recognized by the installer. Shows 58 bundled, 58 active. The XposedBridge.jar, however, still is not being seen though I did set it up per the instructions above. It looks like this is where the problem stems.
Still looking for assistance. Thanks.
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Poked around a bit trying to fix things. Tried deleting the xposed directory in /data/data and was getting I/O errors. I was able to rename the directory, and then able to install the framework normally. Apparently that directory is somehow corrupt. Even after renaming, I cannot delete it. Unsure what's going on with it, but at least I don't have to wipe my phone or replace it (yet).
I am customizing a Amlogic TV Box ROM and I would like to install Xposed as well as a home-made module in it. I can't edit the Java source code directly because I don't have access to it, so the only solution I have is editing smali code (no thx) and Xposed.
I have access to the system partition content of the ROM, and nothing much more. My module will be installed as a system app, but I can't find a way to have the Xposed framework pre-installed. I tried to simply extract the ZIP in the system partition folder, but it doesn't work : the Xposed Installer says that the Framework is installed but not active. If I install the Framework using the Installer afterwards, it works fine. What am I doing wrong ? Is there some procedure to follow after unpacking the files ? Is it even possible to have it packaged with the system and not installed ?
I still need to enable the module once the framework is installed, how may I do that ? The modules list is located into /data, which is not packaged with the ROM (and is not factory-reset proof) what would be the most elegant way of having the module enabled by default ? I thought of writing to the modules list file at each boot with the Init.rc but I think there's a better solution.
Thanks for the help
I think what's theoretically happening is:
Imagine a PC - you install an app via the normal wizard, goes through and installs registry keys etc. which stores all file paths etc. and the app opens after the wizard finishes.
What's happening here is you're just taking the files and placing them onto the PC yourself, in this case, your box.
Remember this is a SYSTEM app, not something you can drag and drop on.
You haven't flashed anything in order for the System to know Xposed is installed, for it to point to this, point to that.
You're essentially running a broken, portable Xposed which'll say installed only because you placed it there.
I'd say you have to probably play about with that ROM on somewhere you can install Xposed via custom recovery then play about with nandroid backups and restore them on your box?
That's my only assumption. This is a difficult one.
That was my guess too, but I looked at the flashing script that Xposed Installer executes and I feel like it only checks for the version/api/abi and copies files, creating backups for uninstallation. All the files are present in the system partition in my packaged ROM files so I thought that they would just work out of the box if I copied them. Well, it doesn't, I must be missing something that the installer does.
In the meantime I've put a dirty installer in my launcher : it checks for the xposed.prop file each time it's opened (uuugh) and if it's not installed it'll just run the flash script and reboot. That's not elegant but it works.