This one has bugged me for a while. I don't have a log at the moment, but I get the error on boot when Xposed is loading the activated modules.
Info:
I only sometimes get this error after updating my module and rebooting.
I have to disable and re-enable my module in the installer app after every install before rebooting to help preventing me from getting the 'File does not exist' error.
Modules/apps are all installed the default way. data/app/***/base.apk
This only happens on my device. I have a Galaxy S4 running CM12.1.
I do not have this issue when I test my module on Genymotion.
When installing new testDebug builds for my module, I do not get the notification that my module has been updated on my device, but I do when I use Genymotion.
Currently using C3C076's custom build for v65 on my device, but this has happened on all builds for me including the official builds when I was on 5.0. Genymotion is using the latest official v66 build.
Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
I am attempting to install Xposed framework for CM12.1 on my 5.1.1 device, but it says
"Xposed is not (yet) compatible with Android SDK version 22 or your processor architecture (armeabi-v7a).
CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE DEPENDENCIES: library "libdvm.so" not found"
Is there some other version or a beta that I can reliably install on the fire? Thanks to all who try to fix this!
Just realized this is already answered and easy to solve. This thread can be closed now...
Soooo sorry... Never mind that... I tried flashing the file, and it still says the error. This remains a problem...
jbraney said:
Soooo sorry... Never mind that... I tried flashing the file, and it still says the error. This remains a problem... [emoji14]
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Just flash rovos newest zip file and the apk file in his official post. Worked for me
Hi folks. Just up graded to the G4 from the G2. Had my G2 rooted and working like a dream. After finally understanding how to root my Sprint ZV6, I installed xposed installer and under the Framework section got the following message: "Xposed is not (yet) compatible with Android SDK version 22 or your processor architecture (arm64-v8a)."
As I am only familiar with Xposed for installing root apps, can anyone tell me if there is another alternative I can use until this compatibility issue is resolved? Thanks in advance
What version of Xposed are you trying to install, and what files and methods are you using? Please be very specific.
I'm facing the same problem. I have a Moto G 2013 with NX ROM (based on 6.0.1). I flashed xposed v79-sdk23-arm through TWRP
re. Framework "not (yet) compatible..."
Spott07 said:
What version of Xposed are you trying to install, and what files and methods are you using? Please be very specific.
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As I mentioned before, I've rooted a G2 (2 different phones) in the past with no issues at all. I seem to be at a loss now, however.
This time, what I did after root was immediately install a version of Xposed Installer found here. Then, searching for Xposed Framework on Play (and not even thinking about coming here), I installed an app called Installer. It recognized Xposed Installer. When I open Xposed Installer I get the error mentioned in the 1st message.
I have since uninstalled both Installer and Xposed Installer & I did not get the version of Xposed. I do remember that it had a word like 'experimental' or something similar next to the number.
Not quite sure what you mean by 'methods' and no other files or APK's have been attempted until I get this figured out.
I'm kinda thinking either the Installer app was interfering with Xposed Installer, the Xposed Framework should be installed before it's Installer, or both. I also just spent a few minutes on a Framework thread trying to figure which one I need. Needless to say, I didn't come up with an answer.
Please let me know if some other info will help. Thanks
bertoncot said:
As I mentioned before, I've rooted a G2 (2 different phones) in the past with no issues at all. I seem to be at a loss now, however.
This time, what I did after root was immediately install a version of Xposed Installer found here. Then, searching for Xposed Framework on Play (and not even thinking about coming here), I installed an app called Installer. It recognized Xposed Installer. When I open Xposed Installer I get the error mentioned in the 1st message.
I have since uninstalled both Installer and Xposed Installer & I did not get the version of Xposed. I do remember that it had a word like 'experimental' or something similar next to the number.
Not quite sure what you mean by 'methods' and no other files or APK's have been attempted until I get this figured out.
I'm kinda thinking either the Installer app was interfering with Xposed Installer, the Xposed Framework should be installed before it's Installer, or both. I also just spent a few minutes on a Framework thread trying to figure which one I need. Needless to say, I didn't come up with an answer.
Please let me know if some other info will help. Thanks
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You didn't tell me what version of Xposed you're trying to use. I needed a version number. That's why I asked you to be specific. That will make all the difference in the world.
Since you didn't answer my question, I'm going to make some assumptions. First, is that you're trying to install version 2.6 or 2.7. These are old versions that only work with KitKat (Android v 4.4, SDK 19) or older.
Second, I'm going to assume you're running Lollipop, specifically Android v 5.1 (SDK 22) based on your previous error message.
Third, I'm going to assume you haven't tried installing Xposed beta 3.0, or flashing framework zip files through a custom recovery or other flashing method.
Fourth, I'm going to assume that you haven't read the last several pages of the official Xposed announcement thread, or the first two posts of the "Xposed for Lollipop" discussion thread.
If all these assumptions are correct, then you need to go read those two threads I mentioned, and re-read them until you understand them. Then you should know everything you need in order to install Xposed correctly (and enough to make an informed decision whether you want to proceed), and how to recover if it doesn't work properly (because you can corrupt system files and get stuck in a bootloop if things don't work).
If you pay as much attention to those threads as you did to my question, you will be better off abandoning your desire to install Xposed.
I'm facing the same issue on CM11 ROM KK for Samsung galaxy ace 3 gt s7257r LTE.
Tried to install 2.7 e1 and few versions before this but none work...
Any suggestions?
kamikaze702k said:
I'm facing the same issue on CM11 ROM KK for Samsung galaxy ace 3 gt s7257r LTE.
Tried to install 2.7 e1 and few versions before this but none work...
Any suggestions?
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Recent security updates for Android KitKat are responsible for the fact that Xposed is no longer working on KitKat devices. Check this thread for a solution.
Spott07 said:
You didn't tell me what version of Xposed you're trying to use. I needed a version number. That's why I asked you to be specific. That will make all the difference in the world.
Since you didn't answer my question, I'm going to make some assumptions. First, is that you're trying to install version 2.6 or 2.7. These are old versions that only work with KitKat (Android v 4.4, SDK 19) or older.
Second, I'm going to assume you're running Lollipop, specifically Android v 5.1 (SDK 22) based on your previous error message.
Third, I'm going to assume you haven't tried installing Xposed beta 3.0, or flashing framework zip files through a custom recovery or other flashing method.
Fourth, I'm going to assume that you haven't read the last several pages of the official Xposed announcement thread, or the first two posts of the "Xposed for Lollipop" discussion thread.
If all these assumptions are correct, then you need to go read those two threads I mentioned, and re-read them until you understand them. Then you should know everything you need in order to install Xposed correctly (and enough to make an informed decision whether you want to proceed), and how to recover if it doesn't work properly (because you can corrupt system files and get stuck in a bootloop if things don't work).
If you pay as much attention to those threads as you did to my question, you will be better off abandoning your desire to install Xposed.
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Thanks.... I think.
Sprint LG G4 - LS991
Lollipop v 5.1 (SDK 22)
Sftwr version ZV6
Rooted & Xposed!
I had previously had xposed working, but then my phone had soft bricked, and I reflashed stock firmware through fastboot. It is a Moto X Pure XT 1575. I have tried on an AOSP rom and a stock rom, but keep getting this message
"Xposed is not (yet) compatible with android sdk version 23 or your processor architecture (arm64-v8a)"
I have tried multiple versions of sdk23-arm64 frameworks, and keep getting the same message.
Anyone know of how to fix this?
Hi, I am using Samsung C9 Pro (SM-C9000) and I am on Nougat 7.1.1 (SDK 25). I need to root my device and use some xposed modules. As per advise in xda-developers I installed xposed 3.1.5. When i opened xposed it said xposed framework is not installed and suggested version 89. I tried both install and install via recovery. It keeps saying "Failed to get root access. Make sure your device is rooted properly and you have not blocked shell commands."
Now wondering what to do for this. Because I am installed xposed to root my device. But xposed itself is saying me "make sure your device is rooted properly". Its a deadlock. Also I tried iRoot, King Root, Root master, and various other root APKs and nothing worked so far. Need help to either root my device (with a verified solution for Nougat 7.1.1 - SDK 25) or to successfully install xposed framework/modules for rooting. Please throw in ireas for some verified and working solutions for Nougat 7.1.1. Thank you very much in advance
first of all.
Xposed can't root your device. It's a framework that need root to install.
second... you might need to read as much as you can in your device forum about how to root your phone.
If you still trying like this (without trying to read carefully) it'll lead you to brick your phone.
Hopes this clarify something.
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