Would love to install if possible
I know it's quite old thread, but in case someone finds this thread when looking for an answer, there will be one.
I have tried Xposed and it's working fine.
You will need:
xposed-v85-sdk22-arm64.zip ( you can download it here: dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/ )
Xposed Installer - take a look at here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
Flash the zip using custom recovery like TWRP ( consider backing up system partition, just in case ).
Wipe Cache and Dalvik, then reboot into system.
Install xposed installer apk (you will need to enable unknown sources) and you are ready to rock.
Now you can download and install xposed modules.
Keep in mind that you have to enable them and reboot device to take effect.
I'm sorry for my english, it's not my primary language.
Hope this will help someone.
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I use this rom http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/knvirusacuraromv7v20alollipop-t2955698
Xposed Want to install possible? Also tell me how
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
It does not work apk seeks recovery installation I tried to install xposed-arm-20150308.zip
System to make mistakes
Hello,
I have a Problem with Xposed on My Blackview BV 6000
Xposed Installer says Xposed is active (ver. 86) but none of the modules are working.
The modules alwasy asking me to activate them in Xposed and reboot, if iam doing so its the same after the next reboot.
I Tried this with some modules and it seems like really none of them is working.
I tried:
Xprivacy
Audio Balance
CPU Temp
and some more others.
Im Using a Blackview BV6000
It is a Android 6.0 Device
Im using Xposed-v86-sdk23-arm64
APK is: XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4
I´am Using SuperSu v 2.76
When i Try to Read the Logs In Xposed it says No Such File or Directory....
Hope somebody can help me...
noboby said:
Hello,
I have a Problem with Xposed on My Blackview BV 6000
Xposed Installer says Xposed is active (ver. 86) but none of the modules are working.
The modules alwasy asking me to activate them in Xposed and reboot, if iam doing so its the same after the next reboot.
I Tried this with some modules and it seems like really none of them is working.
I tried:
Xprivacy
Audio Balance
CPU Temp
and some more others.
Im Using a Blackview BV6000
It is a Android 6.0 Device
Im using Xposed-v86-sdk23-arm64
APK is: XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4
I´am Using SuperSu v 2.76
When i Try to Read the Logs In Xposed it says No Such File or Directory....
Hope somebody can help me...
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Hi.
You can try my grorkmod. It was created for the Telephone p9000, but works also for other chinaphones.
It look like mediatek (?) had a bug in their boot.img.
To be sure you can provide the following files:
/file_contexts
/seapp_contexts
Greetings
Vsrookie
Grorkmod v1.0
Sent from my P9000 using XDA-Developers mobile app
vsrookie said:
Hi.
You can try my grorkmod. It was created for the Telephone p9000, but works also for other chinaphones.
It look like mediatek (?) had a bug in their boot.img.
To be sure you can provide the following files:
/file_contexts
/seapp_contexts
Greetings
Vsrookie
Grorkmod v1.0
Sent from my P9000 using XDA-Developers mobile app
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I installed my Backup to have a Clean Start, then i installed grorkmod like is in the discription in the grorkmod-thread.
I Looks like Xposed is Working fine Now.
Thank You very Much for your Hint!
I can confirm grorkmod to fix xposed on my BV6000 FW20160713.
What I did:
- Flash TWRP Recovery with the sp-flash-tool (I used Version 1628 linux)
- boot into recovery
- install Supersu
- boot into system
- install busybox
- generate a ZIP file within the busybox app (and copy it to external sd)
- power off
- boot into recovery
- wipe Dalvik/ART Cache
- wipe entire System/Data (factory reset)
- power off (either by entering halt in terminal or by holding down the power button)
- reflash 20160713_s12v55_jk_3m with sp-flash-tool, replacing recovery.img with the TWRP one. (I suppose you can just exclude it, as it is still installed)
- boot into recovery
- wipe cache again (don't know if necessary)
- install busybox, supersu, grorkmod, xposed
- reboot into system
- installed xposedinstaller
- rebooted (through normal system's power button, not xposedInstallers menu)
- activated xprivacy in xposedinstaller
- installed xprivacy
- rebooted (again the system way)
Success
The hardware reboot within xposedinstaller still returns the error:
sush: <stdin>[8]: /data/user/0/de.robv.xposed.installer/cache/busybox-xposed:not found
The software reboot did produce a bootloop, though that was before I found grorkmod. I do not intend to try it out again.
@vsrookie
What worries me a bit:
Understand this:
SELinux is a abbreviation for Security Enhanced Linux. That isn't just a name, it's the programm.
With this mod you will loose the S in the name.
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Would it make sense to make a "grorkmod-lite" that only fixes the broken contexts? (I know this question might sound dump)
hanseatic2 said:
I can confirm grorkmod to fix xposed on my BV6000 FW20160713.
What I did:
- Flash TWRP Recovery with the sp-flash-tool (I used Version 1628 linux)
- boot into recovery
- install Supersu
- boot into system
- install busybox
- generate a ZIP file within the busybox app (and copy it to external sd)
- power off
- boot into recovery
- wipe Dalvik/ART Cache
- wipe entire System/Data (factory reset)
- power off (either by entering halt in terminal or by holding down the power button)
- reflash 20160713_s12v55_jk_3m with sp-flash-tool, replacing recovery.img with the TWRP one. (I suppose you can just exclude it, as it is still installed)
- boot into recovery
- wipe cache again (don't know if necessary)
- install busybox, supersu, grorkmod, xposed
- reboot into system
- installed xposedinstaller
- rebooted (through normal system's power button, not xposedInstallers menu)
- activated xprivacy in xposedinstaller
- installed xprivacy
- rebooted (again the system way)
Success
The hardware reboot within xposedinstaller still returns the error:
sush: <stdin>[8]: /data/user/0/de.robv.xposed.installer/cache/busybox-xposed:not found
The software reboot did produce a bootloop, though that was before I found grorkmod. I do not intend to try it out again.
@vsrookie
What worries me a bit:
Would it make sense to make a "grorkmod-lite" that only fixes the broken contexts? (I know this question might sound dump)
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Hi.
Thank you for trying my mod.
This was a hint for the old version < 1.0.
In 1.0 everything is fine. It "only" fixes the needed files.
greetings
vsrookie
Sent from my P9000 using XDA-Developers mobile app
If you update firmware via official OTA to avoid boot loop uninstall xposed by flashing the zip xposed Uninstaller for marshmallow(on xda thread)! After first reboot u have to re flash supersu grorkmod and xposed (clearing caches). I've lost two hours to understand!
vsrookie said:
Hi.
Thank you for trying my mod.
This was a hint for the old version < 1.0.
In 1.0 everything is fine. It "only" fixes the needed files.
greetings
vsrookie
Sent from my P9000 using
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Which version do you think (or know) will be better for BV6000 rooted with GizBeat manual? 1.0? or 1.1?
Xposed Bv6000 Android7
Hi
I rooted my BV6000 on Android 7.
Is it possible to install XPOSED?
And if, how? (no rom of android 7 available; people with bricked phones after downgrading)
Thanks for your help!!!
Cheers
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Hi,
EDIT: Ok, it seems that the first boot process needs about 10-15min. I just had to be more patient and now it works fine.
just tried to install Xposed on my Z2P (ZUI 2.0; Rooted+Unlocked), but I got into a bootloop and I could only recover my device by restoring a backup done before the Xposed installation (uninstalling Xposed didn‘t help).
What I did:
1. Downloaded Xposed framework (v86-sdk23-arm64), uninstaller and the latest apk.
2. Flashed the framework zip.
3. Cleared dalvik cache
4. Reboot
Result: boot sequence hangs on the blue "ZUK" logo. Wait for about 10-15min and it boots totally fine.
Does anyone else have this problem?
Is there any solution to this?
Thanks in advance and best regards
Tek
I assume it's the dalvik cache being created.
cannot see the apps
Hello,
I wanted to install xposed framework on my Zuk Z2 pro but I don't for which reason, I can't see the apps in my drawer.
I downloaded the zip, started the recovery, install, wipe, restarted but nothing is showing up!!! Even it the apps list...
Am I missing something?
Edit: OK I just forgot to install the apk after the zip install ... Working now!!!!
I used AICP ROM, in case it is an useful info.
I installed xposed with the classic method via TWRP. Just flash the correct sdk version "arm64". (Stock ROM 2.1.120 ST)
Hi everyone !
I'm currently running XPosed on my One Plus 3 (Oxygen V4.5.0, Android 7.1.1), but impossible to use Xposed installer. I try to flash from recovery to install Xposed, and also from Xposed Installer. But when the installation is "finish", an my phone reboot, if I go on Xposed Installer to search for modules (better with modules I guess...), impossible to install anyone. The download start and stop a 64Kb, and no install button even if I download manually the apk. I also try to install from apk, but the module "must be activated". I try activae it from XposedInstaller, and also look in root folder for the "disable" file (see this solution on another thread) but none of these worked.
Also, I install Xposed 88.2, and when I open xposedinstaller, it's always saying to me a little notification "Please update Xposed Installer".
I try everythink, wipe my phone twice, reboots, wipe only cache after every step, reboots, reinstall Xposed, reboots, reinstall module manually, reboots, and also some reboots.
Do anyone can help me ?
Thank's a lot, and pardon my English
Solved by installing the unofficial Xposed Installer
Hello
Im going to wipe my entire Marshmallow ROM and go to Nougat.
I used Xposed modules a lot.
But Im intrested in some Magisk things as well so Id like to use both.
First thing after wiping is going to install Snapchat and log on. After that, I need Titanium Backup to freeze and make a backup copy which is where root and/or MagiskSU come in. I want to do it correctly and right so what is the correct way to go upon this in this scenario?
Thank you
riahc3 said:
Hello
Im going to wipe my entire Marshmallow ROM and go to Nougat.
I used Xposed modules a lot.
But Im intrested in some Magisk things as well so Id like to use both.
First thing after wiping is going to install Snapchat and log on. After that, I need Titanium Backup to freeze and make a backup copy which is where root and/or MagiskSU come in. I want to do it correctly and right so what is the correct way to go upon this in this scenario?
Thank you
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The below order has worked fine for me in the past:
Wipe all partitions (I personally wipe internal storage as well) and format data
Reboot to recovery and copy the zips to the internal storage
Flash ROM
Flash GApps
Flash Magisk/SuperSU
Flash custom kernel
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot and setup the phone
Setup Snapchat and backup it's app+data using Titanium Backup once logged in
Reboot to recovery
Flash Xposed
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot
shadowstep said:
The below order has worked fine for me in the past:
Wipe all partitions (I personally wipe internal storage as well) and format data
Reboot to recovery and copy the zips to the internal storage
Flash ROM
Flash GApps
Flash Magisk/SuperSU
Flash custom kernel
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot and setup the phone
Setup Snapchat and backup it's app+data using Titanium Backup once logged in
Reboot to recovery
Flash Xposed
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot
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Looks like a good solid order to get both Magisk and Xposed working on Nougat. Ill try to do that.
riahc3 said:
Looks like a good solid order to get both Magisk and Xposed working on Nougat. Ill try to do that.
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You can also install systemless Xposed through magisk manager. It's a magisk module. Then you can easily turn off Xposed if you need to pass safetynet.
You can do it after setting everything else up. Then go into magisk manager and install Xposed (for your correct API) and the systemless Xposed installer APK (it's in the description in magisk manager for Xposed magisk module) then reboot, wipe cache and dalvik, and boot system. Some have said they had to install Xposed APK after first boot after installing framework in magisk.
madbat99 said:
You can also install systemless Xposed through magisk manager. It's a magisk module. Then you can easily turn off Xposed if you need to pass safetynet.
You can do it after setting everything else up. Then go into magisk manager and install Xposed (for your correct API) and the systemless Xposed installer APK (it's in the description in magisk manager for Xposed magisk module) then reboot, wipe cache and dalvik, and boot system. Some have said they had to install Xposed APK after first boot after installing framework in magisk.
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So:
Wipe all partitions and data
Reboot to recovery and copy the zips to the internal storage
Flash ROM
Flash GApps
Flash Magisk/SuperSU
Flash custom kernel
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot and setup the phone
Setup Snapchat and backup it's app+data using Titanium Backup once logged in
Open Magisk Manager
Install Systemless Xposed
Reboot to recovery
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot
Install my Xposed modules
Thats your recommendation?
riahc3 said:
So:
Wipe all partitions and data
Reboot to recovery and copy the zips to the internal storage
Flash ROM
Flash GApps
Flash Magisk/SuperSU
Flash custom kernel
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot and setup the phone
Setup Snapchat and backup it's app+data using Titanium Backup once logged in
Open Magisk Manager
Install Systemless Xposed
Reboot to recovery
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot
Install my Xposed modules
Thats your recommendation?
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To make an very full clean flash to get:
- SU access
- Custom kernel
- GApps
- Magisk
- Xposed
- Snapchat
Yeah :good:
riahc3 said:
So:
Wipe all partitions and data
Reboot to recovery and copy the zips to the internal storage
Flash ROM
Flash GApps
Flash Magisk/SuperSU
Flash custom kernel
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot and setup the phone
Setup Snapchat and backup it's app+data using Titanium Backup once logged in
Open Magisk Manager
Install Systemless Xposed
Reboot to recovery
Wipe cache and dalvik-cache
Reboot
Install my Xposed modules
Thats your recommendation?
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Don't forget the modified Xposed installer/manager APK. When you click on Xposed in magisk to get description the link for it is there. And I think you flash magisk zip after your custom kernel (because it modifies boot.img). And setup all your other stuff before Xposed (like opening magisk and make sure it's good). First boot after installing Xposed can take a while, it has to optimize pretty much everything. But everything else looks good.
Im just flashing a ROM (which I believe already has the custom kernel)
Very good list, but I have doubt about this order:
madbat99 said:
And I think you flash magisk zip after your custom kernel (because it modifies boot.img).
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Because in first post in Magisk thread is stated:
Magisk said:
If you plan to flash a custom kernel, flash it AFTER installing Magisk.
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thanks