Before I upgraded to my nexus 5x a couple of months ago, I had a nexus 5 and it was running cyanogenmod with xposed.
Right when I got my nexus 5x, I immediately unlocked the bootloader, rooted and started running CM13. I tried to install xposed on it but I figured it wasnt out yet so I eventually gave up. I recently came across a video on youtube of a guy installing xposed on his Nexus 5x; I followed his exact steps and xposed says the framework still isn't installed.
When I open the xposed installer, it tells me that there still isn't a framework out for my phone, I do not know what I am doing wrong, or if I am even doing anything wrong.
On Marshmallow, if you want to run Xposed, you have to install it manually through recovery, such as TWRP.
This is the proper zip to install: http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk23/arm64/xposed-v86-sdk23-arm64.zip
I do have the same problem.
Got a brand new Nexus 5x and startet with unlocking bootloader, installing TWRP, installing latest snapshot CM13.
Everything was working fine.
After that I tried to install xposed framework via TWRP. Installer runs "successfully", on reboot android does the optimization,... but when I open the Xposed installer I still get the message that the framework is not compatible.
What am I doing wrong?
daf.tti said:
I do have the same problem.
Got a brand new Nexus 5x and startet with unlocking bootloader, installing TWRP, installing latest snapshot CM13.
Everything was working fine.
After that I tried to install xposed framework via TWRP. Installer runs "successfully", on reboot android does the optimization,... but when I open the Xposed installer I still get the message that the framework is not compatible.
What am I doing wrong?
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Which Xposed installer app are you using?
I'm using de.robv.android.xposed.installer, Version27 experimental1.
Thanks for your help!
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LG G3 D855, 16Gb UK Model with quickcase
I have earlier put on TWRP, and Cyanogenmod 12.1, and super su, quickcase view etc.
supersu had to be installed via twrp, as the app from playstore would not update the binary
then downloaded xposed 3.1 apk and installed that
now it asked to install xposed so
then downloaded xposed-v74-sdk22-arm-by-romracer-20150911.zip and saved into downloads
booted into twrp recovery, installed it, and rebooted
now it no longer boots, gets stuck at the blue face logo.
I have tried to go back into recovermode,
advanced , terminal and created /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/disabled
but it is still getting stuck on reboot.
no idea what to do now.
I could consider complete wipe/reflash, but would like to recover this.
any help appreciated.
thanks.
Update:
copied xposed-v75-sdk22-arm.zip to sdcard, and used twrp to install that.
Seems to have fixed the bootloop problem. Now need to get xposed correctly installed.
Not sure why I had downloaded the romracer version.
Hi, I have nexus 10 stock, rooted. I've tried to install xposed framework on my device with no success. I've flashed the latest zip from the xposed for lollipop thread. I've also tried to install the app, but after installing the app, the fields inside the installer to install the framework are not active (can't press). What's the correct way to do it? Need help please.
So I wont say I tried everything but have been reading and trying solutions and they havent worked for me. Maybe someone can point me in a different right direction. So far I clean installed 3.2.8(twice btw), I'm fastbooting into twrp 3.0.2-1, flashed supersu 2.78 SR4 and flashed xposed framework v87.
Sometimes xposed framework v87 flashes in twrp and when I open xposed installer it says xposed framework is not installed. I attempt to then unintstall and try again and sometimes it fails in twrp with this message "cp: cant create '/system/xposed.prop':Read-only file system". I attached a screenshot. I'm also running xposed installer 3.1.1, also tried 3.0.1 by dvdandroid. Any suggestions?
Have you tried Magisk and Systemless Xposed?
mznk said:
Have you tried Magisk and Systemless Xposed?
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Are you asking if I tried it in the past on my onplus3? I didnt see anyone trying it now with 3.2.8 so I didnt think of it.
SysAdmNj said:
Are you asking if I tried it in the past on my onplus3? I didnt see anyone trying it now with 3.2.8 so I didnt think of it.
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I'm using it on 3.2.8 currently and all works well so far.
Here's how I did it: Clean flashed 3.2.8 using sideload with official recovery, then booted twrp-3.0.2-1 (from twrp.me), flashed Magisk v9 and flashed the phh-superuser. After booting into android, installed phh's SuperUser from Playstore, and installed Magisk Manager, then installed Xposed systemless arm64 sdk23 using the inbuilt downloader (or use the zip on the thread).
mznk said:
I'm using it on 3.2.8 currently and all works well so far.
Here's how I did it: Clean flashed 3.2.8 using sideload with official recovery, then booted twrp-3.0.2-1 (from twrp.me), flashed Magisk v9 and flashed the phh-superuser. After booting into android, installed phh's SuperUser from Playstore, and installed Magisk Manager, then installed Xposed systemless arm64 sdk23 using the inbuilt downloader (or use the zip on the thread).
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Thanks it all worked and went green except when I tried to download the systeless arm64 sdk23 from within magisk manager. I ended using a test1 version and it went through. Now I wasnt even planning on using magisk but how are you using magisk? When I used it before it was for android pay but I thought that all broke.
Installing xposed breaks SafetyNet anyways and I have no use of Android pay or Pokemon Go etc.
But, with magisk I can install and mod system files without making changes in the system partition like dpi, Viper, SystemUI mods etc. I really like it for the ease of that.
I have installed Xposed on 3.2.8 with a success from the beginning. Steps I've taken:
1. Dirty flashing full zip OOS 3.2.8.
2. Flashing systemless SuperSU from Chainfire (you have to:
Code:
echo SYSTEMLESS=true >> /data/.supersu
for systemless).
3. Flashing Xposed v87-test version, which now disappeared from dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/sdk23/arm64/
4. Flashing ElementalX 0.28.
I was upgrading from 3.2.6.
mznk said:
I'm using it on 3.2.8 currently and all works well so far.
Here's how I did it: Clean flashed 3.2.8 using sideload with official recovery, then booted twrp-3.0.2-1 (from twrp.me), flashed Magisk v9 and flashed the phh-superuser. After booting into android, installed phh's SuperUser from Playstore, and installed Magisk Manager, then installed Xposed systemless arm64 sdk23 using the inbuilt downloader (or use the zip on the thread).
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OxygenOS 3.2.7 with v87.1 Magisk version installed. Got stuck at boot animation when dirty flashing to oos 3.2.8. Any ideas? Is there compatibility problem with xposed modules?
I would use a newer recovery, twrp-3.0.2-23-oneplus3 is the latest and I've had zero issues with it. I uploaded it to drive vs searching for it. Next, as stated, install Xposed via the app, version 3.0.1 by dvdandroid is what I'm using and after selecting arm64 api23 , granting root, it installs, reboot and done.
I recently had to clean flash OOS 3.2.8. Some how after flashing, i could get SuperSU working but Xposed wasn't being installed. On TWRP, its says successfully installed but in the APK it says Not Installed.
I searched online came across different articles but couldn't find a solution.
Could some help me out ?
Bunny2rock said:
I recently had to clean flash OOS 3.2.8. Some how after flashing, i could get SuperSU working but Xposed wasn't being installed. On TWRP, its says successfully installed but in the APK it says Not Installed.
I searched online came across different articles but couldn't find a solution.
Could some help me out ?
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Which version of the Xposed did you try?
Use the official v87 from rovo89 and use the Xposed installer 3.1.1 to do that. If you use the installer, it will automatically download the correct version of Xposed for your phone and install it. Then reboot.
tnsmani said:
Which version of the Xposed did you try?
Use the official v87 from rovo89 and use the Xposed installer 3.1.1 to do that. If you use the installer, it will automatically download the correct version of Xposed for your phone and install it. Then reboot.
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Did that bro! Still it says not Installed.
Try these files in my Drive. They work perfectly for me.
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B-qJlQE6mqVZZFFVWi1TZWdFSXM
Edit: There's the installer apk and the xposed framework zip.
Pixel XL running 8.0.0 OPR3.170623.007, developer options and USB Debugging are both on.
I was rooted for a while now, then I tried using one of my root-only apps and it told me it can't get root access.
I looked for SuperSU, which was missing.
I unrooted and rerooted using Skipsoft Unified Android Toolkit.
It flashed SuperSU 2.82 and flashed TWRP 3.1.1.1. The TWRP flashed just fine, but no matter how many times I flash SuperSU, it doesn't show up in my app drawer and the phone is still not rooted. I tried SuperSU 2.82 and the SR5 stable beta, neither worked. I also tried installing it through the Play Store after flashing it, it goes through the install process then just give me the option to install again, never fixes my issue.
Any idea on what I can do next?
edit: I updated to 3.2.0.0 and was able to root. Flashing the most recent beta and non-beta Magisk versions did not work, neither did installing the SuperSU APK. Once I updated to 3.2.0.0 I was able to root with Magisk just fine.
Flash the stock boot.img to both slots and reroot. Use SR5.
I would also advise to start by flashing the stock boot image. I would then boot twrp, flash twrp, then flash latest su.
If that doesn't work I would try going with the latest magisk zip (14.5)
I should have mentioned this, Unified Tool Kit flashed the factory boot image before releasing the latest TWRP and then flashing the most recent SuperSU. I did try flashing SR5 with negative results.
I'll give Magisk a try.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/how-to/guide-pixel-xl-android-8-1oreo-unlock-t3715279
I followed 1,2,3,4,8, zero issues on 8.1.
I had a problem rooting with SuperSU. When i TWRP flashed it, it wouldnt show up in my apps, but my device was still rooted. For some reason the app just wasnt showing up so im using Magisk 14.5 instead...
DeviceManagent said:
I had a problem rooting with SuperSU. When i TWRP flashed it, it wouldnt show up in my apps, but my device was still rooted. For some reason the app just wasnt showing up so im using Magisk 14.5 instead...
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Common issue. You can grab the app apk from inside the zip and install it.
I tried flashing both beta and non-beta Magisk versions and installing the SuperSU APK, nothing worked.
I saw that a new TWRP got released, 3.2.0.0. I flashed that and was able to successfully root. Thanks for your help, guys.