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!
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For some reason my sprint note 4 all of a sudden stopped being able to install xposed framework through twrp. I'm running cm 12.1 rom and using the latest sdk but no matter what i do i still get .zip file is corrupt and twrp instantly reatarts. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
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For some reason my sprint note 4 all of a sudden stopped being able to install xposed framework through twrp. I'm running cm 12.1 rom and using the latest sdk but no matter what i do i still get .zip file is corrupt and twrp instantly reatarts. Can anyone shed some light on this for me?
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Seems to be an issue with the .zip file. Download it again and check whether the problem still persists.
Yea i did. That's why i am a bit confused. I even tried an older version which i have installed countless times before after every nightly update but even that says corrupt zip now.
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Yea i did. That's why i am a bit confused. I even tried an older version which i have installed countless times before after every nightly update but even that says corrupt zip now.
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Did you flash a new nightly built of a custom ROM or a newer version of TWRP, maybe a bootstack? Such kind of things don't occur "all out of sudden".
I had flashed a new build of cm12.1. twrp is the same version. But i don't see what difference that would really make unless all nightlies since sept. 30th stopped support for xposed. Like i said before i had been reinstalling xposed each time i would update cm and never had an issue until recently.
No one has any ideas??
Go read the last few pages of the main thread. On Oct 5 they added a security fix to AOSP that broke xposed compatibility.
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No one has any ideas??
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A new version of Xposed (v75) is available. Download the correct version for your device and report back.
same issue
hello fellas i had same issue when i tried to install,
corrupt zip file.
i was using twrp 2.8.4
android 5.0.1
with sdk21 arm 32bits v80 (same of my phone)
we have in comom is that our phone carrier is the same, Sprint Glaxy s4 sph720
I also came across the issue with the xposed installer saying it's corrupt. Here is the entire process I went through and got around this:
(Device is LG G3 D855 running CM13)
1) Made certain all previous xposed apps were uninstalled (mostly the installer itself)
2) Also made certain any previous xposed framework was uninstalled
3) Booted back into TWRP and created a new backup (just in case)
4) Installed xposed-v83-sdk23-arm.zip via TWRP (did not reboot in between steps 3 and 4)
5) Rebooted back into system, takes a while since it optimizes all apps
6) Tried to install the XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk and ran into the corruption issue
7) Also tried XposedInstaller_3.0-alpha2.apk to see if it had the same issues (it did)
8) Installed de.robv.android.xposed.installer_v33_36570c.apk just to see if it would run, it did
9) Once de.robv.android.xposed.installer_v33_36570c.apk was installed I reran XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk and it installed successfully
10) Rebooted again
11) I was then able to download and install xposed modules
I went through all of this initially because I wanted the SU (#) indicator to be hidden. I had xposed installed on CM12 and it worked well for me. I have missed a lot of the features available with xposed.
I apologize if I have left out any pertinent info. If anyone needs more info, please reply here and let me know. If I see any questions, I will try to respond.
I have xposed 3.0 (the one I need for the Amplify app). But when I go to modules, it says "The latest version of Xposed is currently not active. Did you install the framework and reboot?". It even said that when I installed the latest one.. Anytime I go to Framework, It says "Installation is only possible manually via recovery for now". Basically, I need someone to guide me so I can do this. This is way too complicated for me. I have a Sprint Galaxy S4 (L720T). Android version 5.0.1. I have lollipop.
If there's anything else you guys need to know, just ask.
I've been trying to get this app for some time now. I'm rooted.
ImDaniel said:
I have xposed 3.0 (the one I need for the Amplify app). But when I go to modules, it says "The latest version of Xposed is currently not active. Did you install the framework and reboot?". It even said that when I installed the latest one.. Anytime I go to Framework, It says "Installation is only possible manually via recovery for now". Basically, I need someone to guide me so I can do this. This is way too complicated for me. I have a Sprint Galaxy S4 (L720T). Android version 5.0.1. I have lollipop.
If there's anything else you guys need to know, just ask.
I've been trying to get this app for some time now. I'm rooted.
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You need to install the flashable zip from the main xposed page. Make sure it's the right one for your processor and Android version.
Hello to all you folk who haven't gotten tired of helping out this scrubs, especially the recent surge of scrubs trying to install the framework.
I am yet another one of those scrubs.
Reasons that you can probably guess, but I won't mention (They might be watching!), I rooted my phone, installed TWRP manager, tried to flash the framework, but it failed.
Why it failed though, I do not know. All I see is the Android icon fainting with an exclamation mark on top.
It then gives me options to reboot, update with adb, check the logs, etc..
I checked the logs to find if there were any errors, but it was just a huge wall of text of many many things that seemed not to pertain to my issue.
I have Samsung S6, SDK 22, ARM64 (yes I checked it all). So I got the framework for v86, SDK22, ARM64.
Rooted my Phone, have Superuser, installed TWRP manager. The only thing I haven't done is activate/install bootloader. Is that what might be causing the issue?
Find wanam's xPosed
Profit
Wouldn't I need the xposed framework for that again? (Seeing as it's an xposed module?)
Ilesyt said:
Wouldn't I need the xposed framework for that again? (Seeing as it's an xposed module?)
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I'm feeling nice, so here (at least you tried to search unlike others)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3180960
Nergal di Cuthah said:
I'm feeling nice, so here (at least you tried to search unlike others)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3180960
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Thanks! I will check it out!
Hi there guys! I'm trying to install XPosed Framework on my Doogee F5 running Android 5.1, but there seems to be something I'm missing along the way.
I have the Xposed Installer already installed, and my phone is rooted. However, I still need to install the Xposed Framework, and every guide I try to follow simply keeps pushing me through dozens of other guides, none of them being actually clear in stating what I am supposed to do. Those that actually DO describe what I need, will always link to unusable files (404 errors and so on).
The closest I managed to get to installing Xposed Framework was to use TWRP to flash the Framework's .zip, which however TWRP seems not able to recognize. So I ask: is there a way to actually do this on my F5?
hey, @rovo89
i have a problem with my phone
see, ive been searching for cm12.1 rom for my sm-g360h until i saw your thread from 2015 and finally after days and months of searching i flashed it on my phone, everything was going good till i tried to flash xposed framework and boom! i get bootloops whenever i try flashing compatible version of xposed to my phone...
i used sdk22 armv7a xposed versions, old and new! all i get is bootloops!!
please i dont know what else to do....
by the way my phone's stock rom is 4.4.4.... is that mean that i should flash xposed based on the current rom or the stock rom ?
@sondos_mahmoud, you mention stock. Are you dual/multibooting?
Anyway, flash Xposed based on the ROM or Android version that it will be used on. Besides, there's no flashable Xposed for KitKat so it wouldn't be possible.
Maybe check the CM12.1 thread for your device and see what folks have done there.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga.../rom-cyanogenmod-12-1-samsung-galaxy-t3405669
A web search for your device + cm12 + Xposed turned up a lot of hits and vids you might want to consult.
On my device with Xposed v87, permissive kernel, and SuperSU, all works well. Doesn't mean much I know since our setups are so different.
Also check out the UNITY Xposed installer (in this subforum) and see if that one makes a difference.
Don't forget to flash the uninstallers and wiping dalvik when trying different versions. Making sure the ROM boots okay between so many attempts.
LG G3 D851, CyanogenMod 12.1 ROM, Fechda Kernel R7, MultiROM, Tapatalk 4.9.5
first, thanks for replying
second, i'm not trying to flash xposed on kitkat cus it doesn't require that, the main problem here is i cant get xposed installed.
i tried flashing xposed v86, 87, 88, 89 but nothing, only bootloops, and according to xposed apk when i install it after flashing xposed zip and open it the phone restarts!!!
i tried xposed alpha3 and alpha4
and v3.1.5 ,didn't open with me, the phone restarts right away!
by the way i flashed cm13 yesterday and also tried to flash xposed.....i get bootloops ((
so i downgraded to cm12.1
i'm pretty sure i wiped cache and dalvik between every flashing operation, i followed the steps carefully ..
i don't know if its my phone which has the problem....
tell me what else to do? im desperate ..
and sorry im not that good in english