Is there any way to install Xposed on Android x86?
Because there is not way to access recovery mode or any 'boot mode' with Android x86, I can run the scripts myself but it does not seems to be able to activate the Xposed.
Someone here have any experience with installing Xposed on Android x86 (not mined the version)?
Thanks!
Related
Can anyone help me to install and make it working on the android emulator ?
I need explanation about how to root the android emulator for the Android 5.1.1 (API22) in the way that application can run as root.
I have try some things and the need is to have the android emulator rooted. I know that emulator is already root (only by passing through adb shell) but Xposed app is not running as root. I have applied Xposed on system.img and make change permanently, it works because Xposed apk say me that the Xposed is installed but note enabled.
PS: I know that it works and have test it on Genymotion but I don't want to use it, so don't propose this solution please
Hi, I'm on Android 6.1 on a Samsung Galaxy S5.
I use the twrp-3.2.1-0-klte version
I can not install the xposed framework
Hi, I'm on Android 6.1 on a Samsung Galaxy S5.
I use the twrp-3.2.1-0-klte version
I can not install the xposed framework
Says so:
xpose is not (yet) compatible with the version of android sdk 23 or the architecture of its processor (armeabi-7Va).
CONNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: library "libdvm.so" not found.
I have the device rooted with the odin method. I want to hide the root to play pokémon go.
You don't need any recovery. Try to Magisk method of installing:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268/page1
After that, you can use option "Magisk hide" for hide PokemonGo and for example Android Pay very simply.
Cheers
Hi everybody!
I'm trying to install Xposed framework on an Android x86 - v89, 7.1.2, SDK25 (installed over VirtualBox).
So I followed the official thread, and downloaded the apk and the zips for SDK25, version 89.
Than I unzipped the zips into the sdcard folder, copied exposed.prop to /system
and run flash-script.sh from the terminal (of the android x86),
than rebooted.
But when I open the Xposed installer app it says:
"Xposed framework version 89 is installed, but not active. Please check the logs for details."
When I'm trying to view the logs I get the message:
"Cannot read log/data/user_de/0/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/log/error.log (No such file or directory)".
I tried to do everything I found in order to fix it,
Gave permissions to the Xposed installer,
Created the error.log file myself,
Reinstalling the all Xposed (zips, and apk),
Reinstalling the all Android x86 OS,
And everything I found online..
I really looked out to every tutorial I found online but nothing actually helped or fit the Android x86 (involved Recovery mode which is not available in Android x86).
Anyone ever did such thing or can help me?
Thanks for your help in advanced,
James T. :fingers-crossed:
Hey,
I'm trying to install Xposed on Android x86 [android - x86 [.] org] android version 7.1
My biggest and most painful limitation is that I can't go into recovery mode, what makes this all Xposed installation into a nightmare...
What I did try to do is follow a tutorial of Xposed installation via binary file (what known on the Internet as installer.bin)
You can see the tutorial in here: [ h t t p s [://] www [.] youtube [.] com [/watch?v=eloJjAbWpxs]
And another tutorial that I also tried in here: [h t t p s [://] androidforums [.] com [/threads/guide-installing-xposed-without-flashfire.1071558/]
I ran the binary file
sh /sdcard/installer.bin
Click to expand...
Click to collapse
The CLI menu showed up and everything seemed to run just fine, it told me to soft reboot the system with the Xposed installer and that after that everything is going to work, but after every soft reboot (or regular reboot) the Xposed installer still showed that the framework is not installed..
Anyone knows about any other way to install Xposed on Android x86 (version 7.1)?
Or maybe can offer any alternative to Android x86 (used to use Remix OS, although I loved the all desktop like interface, Remix OS is discontinued and very very buggy so I gave up on it..)
* I also tried to install Xposed on Android x86 versions 6.0 & 5.1, nothing seems to work over there too...
Hello,
I'm having some trouble getting EdXposed running in an emulator. I want to make my module compatible with Android 10 but don't have an Android 10 device, so I'd like to run an emulator with Android 10+EdXposed. With Xposed you could just drag-and-drop the installation zip in Genymotion, but afaik this doesn't work with Magisk/EdXposed.
Has anyone managed to get Magisk and EdXposed running in an emulator and if so, could you post a step-by-step tutorial of how to do it?
Thanks in advance!