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Error installing xposed framework

Hi , i'm having problem at install xplosed framework:
Error says:
Copying Xposed-Disabler-Recovery.zip...
Mounting /system writable...
Backup already exists at /system/bin/
app_process.orig
Copying app_process...
cp: can't create '/system/bin/app_process': File
exists
Could not copy app_process to /system_/bin
Could someone help me please?
Thanks! :good:

You can try the static busybox version, that might fix your problem. Check the FAQ thread for more info.

Nope, Still there...
GermainZ said:
You can try the static busybox version, that might fix your problem. Check the FAQ thread for more info.
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Thanks GermainZ but didnt work. Look!
btw... mkdir test shows /system is only a read file

You can try installing via the recovery. You need a custom recovery for that.
krlosgaleano said:
btw... mkdir test shows /system is only a read file
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Indeed. That's why we're remounting it as read/write.

[Help] Xposed Modification, All Exparts & Developers, Must Read And Give Me Some Advi

[Help] Xposed Modification, All Exparts & Developers, Must Read And Give Me Some Advi
Hello, Exparts & Developers
I need your help!! Can anyone tell me if i use this type of modification in mobile can i run successfully "Xposed Framework" in my mobile.
My mobile name is "WALTON PRIMO GF4" SDK=22, Lollipop 5.1, MTK6580, Rooted!
Note: I'm doing this modification, because i haven't any custom recovery img for this mobile and still i didn't find any recovery img for my mobile.
Here is my modification steps:
Requirements:
- Root Explorar.apk
- Xposed Installer Alpha.apk
- Xposed Flashable Zip
- Note Permission of those kind of file.
- Backup original file by (Copy Past to SD Card)
- Little brain and patience to understand all kind of file, what should i need to do.
1. So, First i need to do install Xposed Installer Alpha version and extract xposed flashable zip file and get those files
2. now it's time to backup original file from mobile and keep them safe place.
3. What i got in Xposed flashable zip to..
*System /bin (rwxr-xr-x)
/app_process32_xposed
/dex2oat
/oatdump
/patchoat
*System /framework (rw-r-r)
/XposedBridge.jar
*System /lib (rw-r-r)
/libart-compiler.so
/libart-disassembler.so
/libart.so
/libsignchain.so
/libxposed-ant.so
*System/ xposed.prop (rw-r-r)
and below files i need to backup first..
*System /bin (rwxr-xr-x)
/dex2oat
/oatdump
/patchoat
*System /lib (rw-r-r)
/libart-compiler.so
/libart-disassembler.so
/libart.so
/libsignchain.so
4. Final step replace them all and set the permission.. done now reboot..
Upper all kind of modifications to can i run successfully Xposed Framework??
Is this way work for me??
Please tell me, If yes than i will do this.
Thank You!
Tauhidur Rashid

Search Samsung Rom SM-G800F Deodex

Hello i search the Orginal Rom from the Samsung Galaxy S5mini SM-G800F but in deodex.
Can someone help me because.
CM11/12/13 I do not like it

whazza83 said:
Hello i search the Orginal Rom from the Samsung Galaxy S5mini SM-G800F but in deodex.
Can someone help me because.
CM11/12/13 I do not like it
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Deodex your own rom by yourself
pull from system via ADB (usb debugging enabled) -> app, framework and priv-app, put them in a folder named system.
(can also extracted from flashfile, system.img with other tools like ext4_unpacker.exe)
deodexing -> app, framework and priv-app with SVAdeodexer (build.prop needed in systemfolder)
if deodexing finished then copy the three folders on your internal or external storage on device.
now start in to twrp recovery (mount system first), delete in the system folder on phone -> app, framework and priv-app
copy the deodex folder (app, framework and priv-app) to system and set chmod 755.
finger crossed, first time boot after replacing the folders takes several minutes
http://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s5/general/tool-deodex-tool-android-l-t2972025
thanks to svadev

Whit SVAdeodexer odex to deodexing ---- work
twrp recovery mount system and copy ---- work
chmod 755 ---- work ---- but system starting working not
Even after an hour it starts still from new and does not go into the system
Sorry for my bad englisch

try to deodex with lordroid, this java based tool can creating a flashable zip file for twrp
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/tool-batch-deodex-rom-t3313150
thanks to lord-ralf-adolf

android 11 root problem miui 12.5

hi.I rooted the phone using magisk, it was installed and apparently rooted, but I have a problem with root file programs like root explorer or es file manager. The problem is that the rw mount does not work or I even have trouble installing busybox.
my phone : redmi note 10 pro
miui version : 12.5.8 and 12.5.9
android version : 11
magiak version : 23

I don't know deeply this case, but it was told that mounting r/w is not possible in recent Androids for system partitions.
However this is Magisk benefit that you put your files to it's tree and Magisk overmounts original files, I guess it does it using option "mount --bind".
You put file into /data/adb/modules/<module_name>/system/etc/<exemplary file> and after reboot you see it under /system/etc/.
At least the above path was checked personally by me by changing /system/etc/gps_psds.conf file to my own.

F308 said:
I don't know deeply this case, but it was told that mounting r/w is not possible in recent Androids for system partitions.
However this is Magisk benefit that you put your files to it's tree and Magisk overmounts original files, I guess it does it using option "mount --bind".
You put file into /data/adb/modules/<module_name>/system/etc/<exemplary file> and after reboot you see it under /system/etc/.
At least the above path was checked personally by me by changing /system/etc/gps_psds.conf file to my own.
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I want to install a program as a system, but it is not possible without rw mount, do you know the solution?

I presume you have at least one Magisk module installed.
Put it into /data/adb/modules/<any_Magisk_module_name>/PATH_WHERE_YOU_WANT_TO_HAVE_IT/.
If wanted directories don't exist - create them.
Reboot.
Check.
Maybe tune permissions to make file executable.
Report result here.

F308 said:
I presume you have at least one Magisk module installed.
Put it into /data/adb/modules/<any_Magisk_module_name>/PATH_WHERE_YOU_WANT_TO_HAVE_IT/.
If wanted directories don't exist - create them.
Reboot.
Check.
Maybe tune permissions to make file executable.
Report result here.
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I have no problem installing the module. My problem is accessing the system / app folder and making changes.

What changes do you want to perform?
Change one or more of files there, right?
If so - I repeat.
Put your modified file(s) under /data/adb/modules/<any_installed_Magisk_module_name>/system/app/ and reboot.

F308 said:
What changes do you want to perform?
Change one or more of files there, right?
If so - I repeat.
Put your modified file(s) under /data/adb/modules/<any_installed_Magisk_module_name>/system/app/ and reboot.
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I do not want to install the module, I want to move an apk file to the system/app folder that is installed as a system and can not be deleted

I wasted my time.
Good luck.

I devoted a while to check that I was right suggesting what I suggested.

Can Xposed hook Runtime.loadLibrary for a system call ?

The custom rom I am using on my device for some reason doesn't have logcat. After a bit of digging up in the root folder, I found out that it was missing logd file which should be present under /system/bin and is necessary for logcat to work. Already tried to copy it from the official rom of my device (I extracted it from system.img) but pasting it manually (tried both a root explorer and adb) in /system/bin won't do anything as any changes made to /system/bin get reverted back automtically after reboot.
So I thought of a method about hooking Runtime.loadLibrary with xposed and redirecting it to logd on my internal storage when it's requested. Isn't that possible ?
Otherwise, do you suggest any other solution?
Do you think I should move the file with twrp if this doesn't work ? (I am avoiding the use of it because it's still unstable for my device and bootlooped a few times.).
Or should I edit the custom rom's system.img and repack it (I'm afraid if it's size changes my device won't boot)
I will be very grateful if someone helps me out

if you copy a file you must set right permissions and ownership