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Just noticed that Private mode won't work. When I scan my fingerprint to enable it it says "Failed to enable Private mode. Please try again." Anyone else have this problem or know a solution? Much appreciated.
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Did you install xposed? If you uninstall xposed, it should work again. It's being looked into. Check out http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-s5-t2725405
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fsupartyboy850 said:
Just noticed that Private mode won't work. When I scan my fingerprint to enable it it says "Failed to enable Private mode. Please try again." Anyone else have this problem or know a solution? Much appreciated.
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Same error here
Well, it's fixable, but how depends on what you did. What did you do? Did you use xposed? Did you try the download booster fix? You have tell us more here than just "oh my Private mode won't work", and "same here".
I will assume you both used Xposed, since the only information is "oh my Private mode won't work". In which case you can just uninstall the framework, and that will fix private mode. If you tried the download booster, or something else, then you may have to flash the AP_G900A file from my tutorial in the general section, which will break your root until reroot and any changes you made to the system.
Rooted with xposed, few modules, few notification bar tile tweaks with sqlite, change the true to false to have UPS mode work, backed up and uninstalled and froze most bloat with tibu.
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shortydoggg said:
Well, it's fixable, but how depends on what you did. What did you do? Did you use xposed? Did you try the download booster fix? You have tell us more here than just "oh my Private mode won't work", and "same here".
I will assume you both used Xposed, since the only information is "oh my Private mode won't work". In which case you can just uninstall the framework, and that will fix private mode. If you tried the download booster, or something else, then you may have to flash the AP_G900A file from my tutorial in the general section, which will break your root until reroot and any changes you made to the system.
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What is the file named? Is this something we can root cloak I have exposed with busybox and Wanam
galaxy s4 nutjob said:
What is the file named? Is this something we can root cloak I have exposed with busybox and Wanam
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There are several ways that can be fixed.
It's in the Xposed Installer, if you have it click on framework and uninstall.
You can also follow this post, as it has worked for some.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52833401&postcount=28
or you can do a downgrade from the soft bricked guide in the general section.
shortydoggg said:
There are several ways that can be fixed.
It's in the Xposed Installer, if you have it click on framework and uninstall.
You can also follow this post, as it has worked for some.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=52833401&postcount=28
or you can do a downgrade from the soft bricked guide in the general section.
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Mine was already set to false to fix s health if I unis tall xposed will i lose all the mods as well?
galaxy s4 nutjob said:
Mine was already set to false to fix s health if I unis tall xposed will i lose all the mods as well?
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Your mods should still be there, but just not working until you reinstall xposed. I'm not going to say that all of them will be, however. Right now I'm just uninstalling, then reinstalling xposed framework from the xposed installer, depending on whether I need the mods or private mode at that moment, until there is a working fix.
Other than that, you have to decide whether you want mods, or private mode. That's the disadvantage right now.
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Your mods should still be there, but just not working until you reinstall xposed. I'm not going to say that all of them will be, however. Right now I'm just uninstalling, then reinstalling xposed framework from the xposed installer, depending on whether I need the mods or private mode at that moment, until there is a working fix.
Other than that, you have to decide whether you want mods, or private mode. That's the disadvantage right now.
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Ok cool thanks for the info
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Right now I'm just uninstalling, then reinstalling xposed framework from the xposed installer, depending on whether I need the mods or private mode
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Just tried this method and no luck. Still get the same error message.
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fsupartyboy850 said:
Just tried this method and no luck. Still get the same error message.
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You may have to try the downgrade from the general section.
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fsupartyboy850 said:
Just tried this method and no luck. Still get the same error message.
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If runtime was changed from dalvik to Art private mode will not enable.... if you've switched try switching back to dalvik and it will run perfectly!
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wynnemelvin said:
If runtime was changed from dalvik to Art private mode will not enable.... if you've switched try switching back to dalvik and it will run perfectly!
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I'm in dalvik.
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Upon trying to install xposed framework it shows me a message saying application not installed and I'm not able to Install xposed please help me???
- lg Optimus f3
- android 4.1.2
- fairly new
Have you went to settings>security and checked unknown sources box yet?
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65vdub said:
Have you went to settings>security and checked unknown sources box yet?
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Yeah it's checked
Hmmm, I'm not too sure what the issue could be then. Let me find the forum thread for xposed q&a and I'll link you to it. They'll be better help than I am.
Edit: You already are here, lol. Excuse my slowness.
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Did you gave root access to xposed? Do you even rooted your device?
Grab a logcat, it'll show the actual reason why it's failing.
You can also install it through ADB (or `pm` from a terminal emulator), that'll directly give you the exact error.
Yeah its rooted
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jailbreakkid23 said:
Yeah its rooted
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I've seen that error before. Did you check in the system/app folder to see if Xposed is already there?
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I used root explorer and I searched the whole phone but I didn't find anything
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jailbreakkid23 said:
I used root explorer and I searched the whole phone but I didn't find anything
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I've normally only seen that error when the file is already in the system somewhere. I don't know the file structure of an LG phone and I'm sure it's completely different than a Samsung. Check also in data/app
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Well thanks for trying. screw that phone I'm getting a new one anyway
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jailbreakkid23 said:
Well thanks for trying. screw that phone I'm getting a new one anyway
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You could also try rebooting and attempt to install it again. Sometimes that does work
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I'll just say this again because it's all guesswork unless you do so:
GermainZ said:
Grab a logcat, it'll show the actual reason why it's failing.
You can also install it through ADB (or `pm` from a terminal emulator), that'll directly give you the exact error.
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I'll just say this again because it's all guesswork unless you do so:
GermainZ said:
Grab a logcat, it'll show the actual reason why it's failing.
You can also install it through ADB (or `pm` from a terminal emulator), that'll directly give you the exact error.
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I recently bought a S6 and rooted it using PingPongRoot. I used Root Checker, and the root was verified. When I downloaded Xposed Framework, I try to install it but it says Xposed not compatible. When I try to download older version, it still says the same thing.
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TheDroidMovement said:
I recently bought a S6 and rooted it using PingPongRoot. I used Root Checker, and the root was verified. When I downloaded Xposed Framework, I try to install it but it says Xposed not compatible. When I try to download older version, it still says the same thing.
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Try reinstalling worked fine for me
TheDroidMovement said:
I recently bought a S6 and rooted it using PingPongRoot. I used Root Checker, and the root was verified. When I downloaded Xposed Framework, I try to install it but it says Xposed not compatible. When I try to download older version, it still says the same thing.
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Out of curiosity where are you getting it from?
Clienterror said:
Out of curiosity where are you getting it from?
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I'm wondering the same thing.. As far as I know it doesn't work on the s6 yet.
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I rooted my Galaxy S5 (SM-G900H) with kingo root. Then I installed SuperSu and while opening it, I faced a popup that said su binary must be updated. After some minutes another popup showed up and said supersu has to disable KNOX. I tapped on OK. After a minute it said Failed to disable KNOX. It's really bugging me. HELP NEEDED!
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Solved thanks
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kaviandevil said:
Solved thanks
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how?
What devs out there are still working on root for the turbo?
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I've found that kingroot works much more consistently if you clear cache before using it. It least we now have a temproot for sunshine if jcase ever supports the turbo.
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cadenmiller60 said:
What devs out there are still working on root for the turbo?
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Didn't get a chance to post in either shiffty thread before they were closed. Did anyone notice those screen shots shiffty put up there were 5.1 but I though "his exploit" was being worked on 4.4.4.
Maybe I missed something, but I did find that thread entertaining.
My poolman is. But not sure how successful he'll be since he's still using an LG flip phone.
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Didn't get a chance to post in either shiffty thread before they were closed. Did anyone notice those screen shots shiffty put up there were 5.1 but I though "his exploit" was being worked on 4.4.4.
Maybe I missed something, but I did find that thread entertaining.
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You did. He claimed to be working on 5.1.
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He claimed to be working on 5.1.
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Yeah too bad we never saw anything tangible though. I was hoping for the best.
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You did. He claimed to be working on 5.1.
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It is 5.1 build number SU3TL-39
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Shiftydogit said:
It is 5.1 build number SU3TL-39
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Could you post something more substantial than a root check? I can do that with kingroot.
I'm sure we're all more interested in your actual work, and progress.
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Shiftydogit said:
It is 5.1 build number SU3TL-39
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i have the same version
but kingroot is just a temporary root .... just for the next restart
Qutayba Khader said:
i have the same version
but kingroot is just a temporary root .... just for the next restart
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There's something in the firmware making it hard to keep root
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That would be WP dude. WP is why we can perm-root our phones thru the OS and is why it disappears after a reboot (Though you can just re-root using the same KingRoot app as before.) I'm sure you know WP means we can write/install the necessary SU binaries to the system. WP is part of the "firmware" you mentioned.
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There's something in the firmware making it hard to keep root
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That would be WP dude. WP is why we can perm-root our phones thru the OS and is why it disappears after a reboot (Though you can just re-root using the same KingRoot app as before.) I'm sure you know WP means we can write/install the necessary SU binaries to the system. WP is part of the "firmware" you mentioned.
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Yeah ik what it is I'm looking for ways around it as we speak not exactly the simplest of tasks and I'll let you guys know if I find anything
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Shiftydogit said:
Yeah ik what it is I'm looking for ways around it as we speak not exactly the simplest of tasks and I'll let you guys know if I find anything
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Just to put it out there - you can use a root app (after rooting your phone ofc) to set SELinux to Permissive so it doesn't keep forcing your phone to reboot. I'm testing it on my phone now. Again it will still disappear after reboot but still a temp work-around.
GreaterLesser said:
Just to put it out there - you can use a root app (after rooting your phone ofc) to set SELinux to Permissive so it doesn't keep forcing your phone to reboot. I'm testing it on my phone now. Again it will still disappear after reboot but still a temp work-around.
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Well no temproot is going to stay and id like to see the turbo stay rooted go ahead and message me and lets see if we can't put our heads together
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PILLMUZIK3600 said:
Dude you are a fraud. Just let it go.
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There's no question he wasn't anywhere near perm root like he initially stated (or unintentionally led people to believe-to me it doesn't matter at this point), but at least he is looking around. A lot of the devs on year old devices like ours and the note 4 have given up. I really hope he discovers something. Dmverity (which I think is still the culprit) is a tough nut to crack.
@jcase will eventually look at the issue, but apparently bootloader unlock is the most likely way around wp. To me that says that wp too hardened at this point and the bl is the better angle of attack. That is both good and very scary. My comments are based upon what jcase has stated recently.
So let me ask this, if I temp root, install an adblock, and reboot, what happens? Clearly ill lose root but will the hosts file get overwritten?
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mbarry55 said:
So let me ask this, if I temp root, install an adblock, and reboot, what happens? Clearly ill lose root but will the hosts file get overwritten?
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You wouldn't even be able to write to the host file in the first place.
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mbarry55 said:
So let me ask this, if I temp root, install an adblock, and reboot, what happens? Clearly ill lose root but will the hosts file get overwritten?
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To me temp-root is useless. I mean seriously, who wants to keep re-rooting and re-installing root apps after every reboot? I don't, that's for sure. Without write protection disabled you are going to be very limited in what you can do with any root method you use.
Oh, and I use AdGuard for blocking ads on my Droid Turbo. You don't need root for it to work and it works very well.
classic757 said:
Oh, and I use AdGuard for blocking ads on my Droid Turbo. You don't need root for it to work and it works very well.
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Do you have a link for this?
Yes, here you go:
http://adguard.com