How to deodex services.jar on stock? - Samsung Galaxy Note 9 Questions & Answers

Has anyone figured out how to deodex services.jar? I'm trying to do this on stock rom with TWRP.
Using vdexExtractor on services.vdex gets me services_classes.dex AND services_classes2.dex, and I have no idea what to do with the second one. Renaming only the first one to classes.dex and putting it in services.jar makes my phone bootloop...
Edit1: I tried using superr's kitchen but using the deodex feature bootloops my phone too...

Why are you messing with this? Is deodexing still a thing?

@rbiter said:
Why are you messing with this? Is deodexing still a thing?
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Because I want to use MicroG without xposed, as that breaks safetynet.
So, if anyone knows how to deodex the jar (for Needle/Haystack/any signature spoofing patch) or just the whole rom, please tell me how.

For those visiting this thread. Deodexing services.jar or any other system jar/apk on a modern stock Samsung ROM will trigger DM-verity and the phone will NOT boot. Therefore this must be done on a custom ROM with a custom kernel having DM-Verity disabled. As for deodexing itself, use a program called TickleMyAndroid [find it here at XDA] and add the latest smali, baksmali and apktool and you can deodex successfully. But don't expect to replace the deodexed files on a stock ROM [with root] and the phone boot. It will not. This is just FYI.

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Xposed Framework Disabler/Enabler (incase of bootloop)

There are a lot of Modules which may cause a bootloop on Android L (especially on Android 5.1). And since Xposed does not come with a disabler zip for Android L, you cannot disable it from recovery in case of bootloop. For this reason, I created a flashable Xposed Disabler that can disable Xposed from recovery, in case of a bootloop. I also created an enabler in case if you disabled it using the disabler zip.
Any problems with the zip files, please inform me.
Well it Does disable it ( I am on 5.0 )
But ... How I can re enable it back? I tried reflashing exposed again No affect
exposed
To reenable xposed after using the zip, just delete the disable file in /data/data/de.robv.xposed.installer/config
Just use a root explorer and delete disabled from data/data/de.robv.xposed.installer/config
Is this only work for Android L? I'm still on stock jellybean. Would like to have a diabler for my version to.
Samsung roms?
AK1149 said:
There are a lot of Modules which may cause a bootloop on Android L (especially on Android 5.1). And since Xposed does not come with a disabler zip for Android L, you cannot disable it from recovery in case of bootloop. For this reason, I created a flashable Xposed Disabler that can disable Xposed from recovery, in case of a bootloop. I also created an enabler in case if you disabled it using the disabler zip.
Any problems with the zip files, please inform me.
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Is working on Samsung ROMS like the s6 one?
Can't guarantee, but it should work.
Thank you
Such posts are supposed to be everywhere on xda about everything ..
Thank you ..
I found this post because Marcel ; M66B had posted a link for it in response to a user of Xprivacy .. this is how much important is your post .
AK1149 said:
There are a lot of Modules which may cause a bootloop on Android L (especially on Android 5.1). And since Xposed does not come with a disabler zip for Android L, you cannot disable it from recovery in case of bootloop. For this reason, I created a flashable Xposed Disabler that can disable Xposed from recovery, in case of a bootloop. I also created an enabler in case if you disabled it using the disabler zip.
Any problems with the zip files, please inform me.
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How does this work? Does it remove the Xposed stuff or temporarily block access to it unless you use the re-enabler?
It creates a empty "disabled" file in "\data\data\de.robv.android.xposed.installer\conf" which disables the Xposed module until the file is deleted either by the flashable zip or manually deleting the file.
Thanks! Works like a charm on 5.1!
Saved a couple of hours of flashing and restoring data!
Is there a way to disable it using root explorer?
AzrulHisyam said:
Is there a way to disable it using root explorer?
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as long as you can create a file at correct path and name it correctly, it should work.
Hi there!
Does these work on last Xposed alpha4 by rovo89?
I have a Samsung TouchWiz deodexed rom and I'm using alpha 4 with arter97's Krait V5 and everything is fine, but as rovo89's uninstallers does not work on this combination, the only easy to get out a bootloop is to use a disabler/enabler solution.
Can you confirm that these also work on last rovo89's release?
Tnx.
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How do you flash this? PLEASE HELP!!
Handy!
Saves time of going into recovery and do it manually.
Bliste said:
How do you flash this? PLEASE HELP!!
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Flash it using CWM recovery
flashed disable zip and no more bootloop.
haven't tried the enable one yet, but should be good, thanks
Hi,
I use Xposed V85 for MIUI (on Redmi Note 2) bad this solution doesn't work for me. I need for temporary disabled xposed because Horizon Go (UPC) have problem with framework. Can you have any solution without permanetly uninstall xposed ?
Is there a way to use it without custom recovery? I'm stuck in bootloop with stock recovery, please help

has anyone installed xposed on 5.0 yet?

I tried the modified xposed .zip flash file (http://www.droidviews.com/unofficial-xposed-for-samsung-touchwiz-lollipop/) using nce ss and flashfire to flash the .zip but the xposed apk is still unable to install the framework. I'm on the muniz de0dexed 5.0 rom found on this subforum.
I hope im just doing something wrong
Here's what I did, I got the apk and zip from the TMS5 thread. Thel installed the apk and opened it, then using FF I did a dirty flash of the zip. After reboot I had xposed. BE VERY CAREFUL with some of the modules. Holothemer soft bricked my phone and it was a ***** to finally get back right. After playing with all the 5.0 roms, I'm back on 4.4.2 for now and going to play with some of those roms.
Why don't you run the Alliance Rom instead? You can do pretty much everything you can with exposed and it's a lot safer.
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Mofo 5.1: Is there a way to remove XPosed so I can use Sunshine?

I am running xt1096-23.32-25-5-mofo image and haven't had any issues, except that I cannot use Sunshine due to conflict with Xposed Framework being installed. Does the xt1096-23.32-25-5-mofo--de-noxp debloat and remove Xposed? I don't need or want the debloat, I just need to remove the Xposed Framework, is there a patch for this image that does ONLY that?
Jilaman said:
I am running xt1096-23.32-25-5-mofo image and haven't had any issues, except that I cannot use Sunshine due to conflict with Xposed Framework being installed. Does the xt1096-23.32-25-5-mofo--de-noxp debloat and remove Xposed? I don't need or want the debloat, I just need to remove the Xposed Framework, is there a patch for this image that does ONLY that?
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In the xposed thread there should be an uninstaller for the framework.
Ask the guys over there about it if you can't find it.
Good luck.
Cheers
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That won't work, you need read/write to the system partition, and as far as I know, you don't have that with any of these images. So you would need to have it removed before flashing it with Mofo. So I need to patch remove it from the mofo flash image....
Jilaman said:
I am running xt1096-23.32-25-5-mofo image and haven't had any issues, except that I cannot use Sunshine due to conflict with Xposed Framework being installed. Does the xt1096-23.32-25-5-mofo--de-noxp debloat and remove Xposed? I don't need or want the debloat, I just need to remove the Xposed Framework, is there a patch for this image that does ONLY that?
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I made a patch that only removes Xposed. Here it is: xt1096-23.32-25-5-mofo--mofo-noxp.patch.zip
Thanks Mike. I was hoping for a response from you. I really appreciate you taking the time to support those of us that use your wares!

[REQ] Boot.img EVA-L19C185B361 - to remove phh superuser

Hi all,
I initially rooted my nougat and i'd like to remove the root.
My understanding was with the root (17 me.phh supersu cm-su subind suinit) in order to remove it, I need to reflash the original boot image.
Like a numpty I didn't make a backup of it.
Is there anyway that anyone might have it somewhere and can share?
I installed the newest TWRP (decryption support) but would like a clean boot.img so when magisk and xposed are working I can do everything systemless.
Thanks in advance!!!
streetsurfer said:
Hi all,
I initially rooted my nougat and i'd like to remove the root.
My understanding was with the root (17 me.phh supersu cm-su subind suinit) in order to remove it, I need to reflash the original boot image.
Like a numpty I didn't make a backup of it.
Is there anyway that anyone might have it somewhere and can share?
I installed the newest TWRP (decryption support) but would like a clean boot.img so when magisk and xposed are working I can do everything systemless.
Thanks in advance!!!
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I have same build number. How I can help you
Download Nougat firmware and extract the boot from it
Ooh. Right! Hah. I'm an idiot.
I presume I can just flash via TWRP as well too.

Stock touchwiz framework.jar

Hello,
I installed stock touchwiz and debloated it, installed Magisk and NanoDroid patcher. Unfortunately I forgot to take a backup of the system partition. I installed the latest beta of the patcher, but it doesn't seem to work properly. Could anyone on stock give the /system/framework/framework.jar please? I'm german, in case the region matters.
Edit: I just saw that nanodroid-uninstaller removes patches too :silly:
My problem is now solved

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