DISCLAIMER
I am not responsible for any damage to your device during this procedure, you are responsible for any damage (if it occurs) that occurs with your device during the procedure.
Requirements:
Unlocked Bootloader
Rooted Device
TWRP
Magisk Manager
Instructions:
In the stock rom open the Magisk Manager
Enter the Download section in your Magisk Manager
Use the search function and type "Xposed Framework"
Will appear several options choose the one that was only with the name of "Xposed Framework"
Tap the icon next to the module name
And select the option to download (do not click on install because it will not work)
Browse to the location where the Xposed Framework installer was saved on your device
Download and install the Xposed Framework (apk)
TWRP Instructions:
Turn off your device, and enter the TWRP Recovery Mode
Backup your phone! (In case of something wrong, you can recover after)
Go to the Xposed Framework installer and install/flash
Restart your device in the system (do not panic! it may take a while to start)
If all happens well, in the xposed app will be saying that the "Xposed Framework version xx is active."
Sorry for my bad English...
a thank you from time to time help.
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Since there are many people asking for this mod which is available on CM9/10, I was searching a bit and finally got it working. It works on any ICS/JB rom but I havent tried on GB. Thanks to rovo89 and stole38. Make sure you are following all steps correctly because if not, your phone will be stuck in a bootloop. OK, here we go ! :fingers-crossed:
Requirements:
1) Root
2) init.d Support
3) Brain
Installation:
1. Download this APK file and install it on your phone (Xposed Installer) HERE
2. Download this second app and install it on your phone (Xposed Tweakbox) HERE
3. Open the Xposed Installer and press Install/Update. Wait.
4. After installing the framework, press Soft Reboot. The phone will reboot and might boot longer than usual, dont panic
5. After the phone has rebooted, open the Xposed Installer again and go to the Modules tab.
6. Check Xposed Tweakbox. And exit the Xposed Installer.
7. Open the Xposed Tweakbox app and choose Miscellaneous from the menu.
8. Check Skip tracks with volume keys
9. Exit the application and reboot the phone
10. Enjoy !
NOTE: It works only when the screen is off (locked).
Odp: [MOD][ANY PHONE] LongPress Volume to Skip tracks
It works! Very easy installation, many thanks
But there is also one thing - I had to uncheck every other option in different submenus because after rebooting I applied other "checked-by-default" options I didn't want.
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Thread closed. Please use the original one.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2103944
Xposed Framework MIUI7 Android 5.1 ARM64 Edition
The following version works for me with Xiaomi Note Pro (Leo) China Developer ROM as of the 5.12.31 release. All credit to SolarWarez @ 4PDA. I am only sharing what I found. More about Xposed Framework.
Installation Instructions
1. Download the file xposed-v78-sdk22-arm64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20151124.zip attached to this post or from the author's repository: https://yadi.sk/d/MvDH_yDGkhP5y/MIUI
MD5 Sum: e20ed3a478f7478f7578471d031ef993
SHA1 Sum: c96a6fe88ae5f83093c6454adf8164edf6f077c4
Note that the repository also has versions for Android 5.0 and regular (32-bit) ARM, and that newer versions might eventually be posted there too.
2. Install ZIP in TWRP recovery or sideload with ADB (Advanced → ADB Sideload and adb sideload <filename>.zip). Get TWRP here if you don't have it yet.
3. Wipe caches, reboot into system and run the Xposed Installer:
adb install XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk
Note that this is the regular, unmodified version of the installer by rovo89. I am mirroring it here because otherwise there is no official archive of older versions, and a new version in the future might break compatibility with the ported framework.
MD5 Sum: 7ff821c9c916622206862170a4c0c197
SHA1 Sum: 3e84a3895a8c0e812bad85b98e5f176266215fb4
4. Install whatever Xposed modules you wish to use. For example, for MinMinGuard, which I can confirm to be working with this version:
adb install tw.fatminmin.xposed.minminguard_v44_4f4c73.apk
5. Enable the installed modules in the Xposed Settings, and reboot again to activate them.
Disclaimer
Whatever you decide to do with any of these files, you do at your own risk. Note that Xposed problems will generally result in an endless boot loop. Please make sure you are comfortable recovering from whatever might happen before attempting to install it.
Potential Issues
Wiping the cache (a necessary installation step) appears to also reset your lockscreen wallpaper to the default one in MIUI (not the desktop wallpaper though).
To recover from a bootloop due to a failing module, enter the recovery (hold the Volume Up key while booting) and:
adb pull /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/modules.list
Use your favorite text editor to remove the module responsible for the problem from the list, followed by:
adb push modules.list /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/
For more serious bootloops, wiping the system partition and installing the ROM again is probably the fastest way to resolve any problem if you don't know how to undo the steps that caused it in the first place.
Update: mirrored a newer version (80) from post #5 below. Thank you for sharing, basten1899! Note: I haven't tried this version myself yet.
Aqq123 said:
Xposed Framework MIUI7 Android 5.1 ARM64 Edition
The following version works for me with Xiaomi Note Pro (Leo) China Developer ROM as of the 5.12.31 release. All credit to SolarWarez @ 4PDA. I am only sharing what I found. More about Xposed Framework.
Installation Instructions
1. Download the file xposed-v78-sdk22-arm64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20151124.zip attached to this post or from the author's repository: https://yadi.sk/d/MvDH_yDGkhP5y/MIUI
MD5 Sum: e20ed3a478f7478f7578471d031ef993
SHA1 Sum: c96a6fe88ae5f83093c6454adf8164edf6f077c4
Note that the repository also has versions for Android 5.0 and regular (32-bit) ARM, and that newer versions might eventually be posted there too.
2. Install ZIP in TWRP recovery or sideload with ADB (Advanced → ADB Sideload and adb sideload <filename>.zip). Get TWRP here if you don't have it yet.
3. Wipe caches, reboot into system and run the Xposed Installer:
adb install XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk
Note that this is the regular, unmodified version of the installer by rovo89. I am mirroring it here because otherwise there is no official archive of older versions, and a new version in the future might break compatibility with the ported framework.
MD5 Sum: 7ff821c9c916622206862170a4c0c197
SHA1 Sum: 3e84a3895a8c0e812bad85b98e5f176266215fb4
4. Install whatever Xposed modules you wish to use. For example, for MinMinGuard, which I can confirm to be working with this version:
adb install tw.fatminmin.xposed.minminguard_v44_4f4c73.apk
5. Enable the installed modules in the Xposed Settings, and reboot again to activate them.
Disclaimer
Whatever you decide to do with any of these files, you do at your own risk. Note that Xposed problems will generally result in an endless boot loop. Please make sure you are comfortable recovering from whatever might happen before attempting to install it.
Potential Issues
Wiping the cache (a necessary installation step) appears to also reset your lockscreen wallpaper to the default one in MIUI (not the desktop wallpaper though).
To recover from a bootloop due to a failing module, enter the recovery (hold the Volume Up key while booting) and:
adb pull /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/modules.list
Use your favorite text editor to remove the module responsible for the problem from the list, followed by:
adb push modules.list /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/
For more serious bootloops, wiping the system partition and installing the ROM again is probably the fastest way to resolve any problem if you don't know how to undo the steps that caused it in the first place.
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can you update v80: xposed-v80-sdk22-arm64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160217.zip? thx a lot
works perfectly
tanks
I've been waiting for xposed v80 too. Newest flat style colored bar can't run on outdated xposed.
padely said:
I've been waiting for xposed v80 too. Newest flat style colored bar can't run on outdated xposed.
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SolarWarez shared here : http://yun.baidu.com/s/1eRv58cE#dir/path=%2FXposed%2Fv80%2FMIUI
basten1899 said:
can you update v80: xposed-v80-sdk22-arm64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160217.zip? thx a lot
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Done, thanks!
Newest versions of Xposed for MIUI are
posted on XDA by SolarWarez in this thread.
This is my second day with Xposed and I have some questions.
1. After all modules are activated, can I uninstall the Xposed Installer app from the phone? The modules will remain active, or the Xposed Installer is mandatory?
2. What option is best to chose in Xposed Installer on Settings -> Installation mode? What are the differences between those options?
Classical (write to /system directly)
Recovery (flash zip automatically)
Recovery (write zip to SD card, flash manually)
Thank you,
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
NONE OF THESE ARE MY WORK, THANK THE DEVELOPERS
YOU NEED ASHYX TWRP - https://forum.xda-developers.com/ga...overy-twrp-3-1-0-1-samsung-galaxy-j3-t3573607
BEFORE STARTING - Some apps like Pokemon Go detect BusyBox apps, Xposed Installer and the Magisk Manager. Enable the general Magisk Hide as well Magisk Hide for the specific app in Magisk Manager. Activate in Magisk Manager 'Repackage Magisk Manager with random package name.'
Then you have to try renaming the package name of the Xposed Installer apk with APK Editor or something else.
STEP 1 - Download the Magisk 18.0 zip and move to External SD Card - http://www.mediafire.com/file/4rmzov...%29.zip/file.
STEP 2 - Install the Xposed Installer app but DO NOT INSTALL IT FROM THE APP, YOU WILL GET SOFT BRICKED - https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
STEP 3 - Download the generic Samsung Xposed zip and uninstaller by wanam and move to External SD Card - https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-xposed-samsung-lollipop-t3180960.
STEP 4 - Uninstall Xposed completely if you had it already.
STEP 5 - Unroot in SuperSU. MAKE SURE YOU SELECT 'RESTORE STOCK BOOT IMAGE' OR YOU WILL HAVE TO REFLASH THE BOOT IMAGE FROM ODIN.
STEP 6 - Reboot to TWRP and flash the Magisk zip. Reboot to system and wait a while, make sure everything is working properly.
STEP 7 - Reboot to TWRP and flash the generic Samsung Xposed zip.
STEP 8 - Reboot to system and and wait a while, make sure everything is working properly. Enable in the Xposed Installer 'No Device Check' or download it - https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/xposed-device-check-t3199705.
STEP 9 - Install BusyBox and then delete any BusyBox app.
Now you should pass SafetyNet.