running galaxy s5 here on rogers G900W8 all info in my signature.
rooted with twrp recovery installed ,
when I install Xposed framework and reboot my S Health app crashes " unfortunately S health has stopped"
I don't have any moduals installed , I think another post back in this thread said it had to do with the multi window but mine is off and nothing enabled on it. I attached my logs not much there but I have also uninstalled s health app cleared data and reinstalled it and xposed a few times to no avail
someone reported it had to do with the multi window but I don't use that feature and never turned it on.
just trying to make it so I am able to use an xposed or wanam and still be able to use s health without it crashing.
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running galaxy s5 here on rogers G900W8 all info in my signature.
rooted with twrp recovery installed ,
when I install Xposed framework and reboot my S Health app crashes " unfortunately S health has stopped"
I don't have any moduals installed , I think another post back in this thread said it had to do with the multi window but mine is off and nothing enabled on it. I attached my logs not much there but I have also uninstalled s health app cleared data and reinstalled it and xposed a few times to no avail
someone reported it had to do with the multi window but I don't use that feature and never turned it on.
just trying to make it so I am able to use an xposed or wanam and still be able to use s health without it crashing.
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Mine does the same. S Health crashes and does not work at all. No heart beat monitor for me. The only way to get S health back is to uninstall xposed then restore a backup and reinstall S Health
jawmail said:
Mine does the same. S Health crashes and does not work at all. No heart beat monitor for me. The only way to get S health back is to uninstall xposed then restore a backup and reinstall S Health
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ok so its not just me , I need to figure out how to correct this I really need xposed.
I asked the same q on another thread , response was the following . but I don't understand it , as I don't use multi window at all hoping and preying someone else comes along to shed some light on this matter.
@rovo89
It seems that this module still tries to activate itself by manipulating the modules.list with root permissions. I just installed it myself and indeed that happened. I wasn't asked, not even informed, and it wasn't reflected in the Xposed UI. So it's basically operating like a root kit. That's especially bad when users suspect a bug in the framework because they seemingly didn't have any active modules.
Please solve this bug (or feature) as soon as possible. You can open the Xposed Installer directly in the modules section, but manipulating its files is not acceptable.
FYI, on my stock AT&T S5 I had S Health "go bad" a little bit, finishing building a Samsung ID and updating it from their store fixed it.
Don't know if that helps or not, just a data point.
ex-28 said:
ok so its not just me , I need to figure out how to correct this I really need xposed.
I asked the same q on another thread , response was the following . but I don't understand it , as I don't use multi window at all hoping and preying someone else comes along to shed some light on this matter.
rovo89
It seems that this module still tries to activate itself by manipulating the modules.list with root permissions. I just installed it myself and indeed that happened. I wasn't asked, not even informed, and it wasn't reflected in the Xposed UI. So it's basically operating like a root kit. That's especially bad when users suspect a bug in the framework because they seemingly didn't have any active modules.
Please solve this bug (or feature) as soon as possible. You can open the Xposed Installer directly in the modules section, but manipulating its files is not acceptable.
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You forgot to use the @ to mention @rovo89.
Good to hear I'm not the only one either. S Health stopped opening from the exact same steps as OP.
I tried disabling and enabling the app, re-downloading the updates from Samsung but that didn't fix it.
Any information on why S Health crashes would be helpful.
Have you tried uninstalling the updates for s health? I'm stuck with the g900a for now so i don't have xposed yet, but when s health updated it would constantly error out until i got rid of the update.
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Have you tried uninstalling the updates for s health? I'm stuck with the g900a for now so i don't have xposed yet, but when s health updated it would constantly error out until i got rid of the update.
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I used TitaniumBackup to merge the update into the system. It didn't like that, caused my wifi to go haywire.
Moving the health app out to a user app fixed it though.
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Mine does the same. S Health crashes and does not work at all. No heart beat monitor for me. The only way to get S health back is to uninstall xposed then restore a backup and reinstall S Health
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Xeio said:
I used TitaniumBackup to merge the update into the system. It didn't like that, caused my wifi to go haywire.
Moving the health app out to a user app fixed it though.
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so you have s health running with xposed or wanam installed ?
i did not install Xposed framework but root the phone, after that the S health stopped running and popped up a failure notice, it might be due to root, I guess.
siyue78 said:
i did not install Xposed framework but root the phone, after that the S health stopped running and popped up a failure notice, it might be due to root, I guess.
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I don't think root is the problem , as my phone and many others arerooted with twrp installed and shealth was working 100 % something to do with the xposed and / or wanam
divineiniquity said:
Good to hear I'm not the only one either. S Health stopped opening from the exact same steps as OP.
I tried disabling and enabling the app, re-downloading the updates from Samsung but that didn't fix it.
Any information on why S Health crashes would be helpful.
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I had the same issue after installing xposed. I had to uninstall it and then convert s health to a user app and completely uninstall it (clearing data and/or removing updates didn't work for me). Also I removed updates from HealthService. After that I install S health again from Samsung store and is working again.
S Health is bugged as hell right now though.
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mindol81 said:
I had the same issue after installing xposed. I had to uninstall it and then convert s health to a user app and completely uninstall it (clearing data and/or removing updates didn't work for me). Also I removed updates from HealthService. After that I install S health again from Samsung store and is working again.
S Health is bugged as hell right now though.
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after you reinstalled s health is it running ok now with xposed installed ? if so could you please give more details on the steps you took and it is just xposed or wanam you have
I haven't reinstall xposed yet... Getting SHealth to work again has been a pain. Better to wait for a fix.
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mindol81 said:
I haven't reinstall xposed yet... Getting SHealth to work again has been a pain. Better to wait for a fix.
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yah it took me a while to get s health working again as well , hoping for a fix soon.
Can confirm this on a Sprint S5. Rooted with chainfire autoroot and installed xposed and TWRP 2.7 and had S Health and Healthservices crashing like a drunk teenager. Uninstalled xposed and rebooted, S health now works. Guess I have to sit through Youtube ads for a while.
Ahh... Thought the problem was only for me. Hope @rovo89 could fix it soon.
may be can help to find the problem
hi everybody, i am a noob in android ect, BUT maybe it can help you : i am on i9500 omegaV20 perseus18, i modded my phones with root explorer, i add libs, perms, framework ect, modify my build prop /SM-G900F/kltexx/jfltexx , i did a lot of upgrade in samsung app store, AND I GOT S5 APPs WORK perfect, health widget work ect all works, and i got xposed ...
so to resume : i got S5 healths WORKING perfectly with xposed. hope it can help you.
Yup I also installed a different rom all working great now
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I had the same concern, and after installing a new firmware on the SM-G900f .
I took the opportunity to not do the update shealth and securestorage..I can enjoy and wanam, Xposed
no problems with health
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Ive had a look around but cant find any answers. Is xposed framework compatible with the s5? And does Wanam xposed work? I dont wanna brick my phone trying..
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Yes, it works
Wanam is the best to use
prot- said:
Ive had a look around but cant find any answers. Is xposed framework compatible with the s5? And does Wanam xposed work? I dont wanna brick my phone trying..
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there's a thread over here with a lot of us having problems as soon as xposed is installed it crashes s health when you try to run it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51958422
I tried Xposed and Wanam.
The changes I made in Wanam worked but the phone boots much slower. After it has completely booted up and you're on the home screen, it also takes a long time for things to start up (things loaded in the background, such as LightFlow). Things felt sluggish in general. I uninstalled Wanam and Xposed Framework and everything is back to full speed again.
I'm going to hold off until Wanam Xposed gets some updates for S5 compatibility.
OK thanks. Good to know.
Do u know if u can get lock screen widgets working?
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Hi. Sad to see. One question though. Did the phone boot fast again and everything okay after you uninstalled it?
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Sevael said:
I tried Xposed and Wanam.
The changes I made in Wanam worked but the phone boots much slower. After it has completely booted up and you're on the home screen, it also takes a long time for things to start up (things loaded in the background, such as LightFlow). Things felt sluggish in general. I uninstalled Wanam and Xposed Framework and everything is back to full speed again.
I'm going to hold off until Wanam Xposed gets some updates for S5 compatibility.
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hoping that @rovo89 will have a look into this matter.
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Did the phone boot fast again and everything okay after you uninstalled it?
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Yep, everything was back to normal after I uninstalled them.
I'm using xposed with quite a number of mods, no slow down, no issues except for s-health, but if I ignore the crash message it still works
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I'm using xposed with quite a number of mods, no slow down, no issues except for s-health, but if I ignore the crash message it still works
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when I get the crash error on s health it wont open and lags, are you running just xposed or wanam ? , soon as many of us installed xposed shealth crashes when you try to open it and only remedy is to uninstall xposed
It's never actually crashed when I load the app, rather I get random crashing in the background when I'm doing other things. Normal xposed
S Health app crashes when xposed enabled. No solution so far.
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Installed wanam module to now, and although it crashed when first loaded, second time was fine..
So you installed Xposed first then wanam?
Please post how and what steps you took and what apps you installed help others
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Well I only got the phone last week, installed xposed first thing, but since then I have installed countless apps and xposed mods. Changed dpi several times, all sorts of other xposed mods. Wanam I only installed today after reading this thread.
Just tried s-health again, no crash at all this time.
Ok and you have the s5 rooted and recovery installed? Weird your the 1st one that says having no problems I'm on rogers myself here g900w
ok just installed xposed.installer_v29_665be7 rebooted and my s health was working fine 100 % , then I opened xposed and installed the framework then rebooted , now my s health crashes.
so I opened xposed and uninstalled the framework , rebooted and my s health is back to normal ,but I had to relink my account and setup s health again , still with xposed installed , seems it has to do with the framework as soon I install the framework s health crashes.
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Yeah rooted with phils recovery, international version s5. And I do have issues, it does keep crashing on the background, but I can use shealth
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Yeah rooted with phils recovery, international version s5. And I do have issues, it does keep crashing on the background, but I can use shealth
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ya mine was doing that at one point to , kept crashing at random times other times it wouldn't let me open s heath at all it would just crash.,
I am loving root and am very grateful for all the work put into it. I've installed xposed and it breaks my install button when trying to install new apps. Is there a work around for this? I thought it was a screen brightness app but narrowed it to xposed, any info on this?
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I had a similar issue with this, but my phone was being completely laggy. I did a factory reset and I updated s health and my phone started being laggy. I froze s health and health service and haven't had any issues since. Running Xposed with XPrivacy, ISIS bypass, and another frowned upon module. All is working great, going to try Wanam today
I would try removing exposed completely rebooting and then freezing s health then reboot and then install xposed again
There's a security setting that's needs to be changed to false in build prop and lag goes away. The touchwiz module and xblast where causing no data and install button issues. Getting rid of one of them fixes it
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jayandare said:
There's a security setting that's needs to be changed to false in build prop and lag goes away. The touchwiz module and xblast where causing no data and install button issues. Getting rid of one of them fixes it
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Fixed - Check here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=53447283&postcount=5
I have Xposed installed on my AT&T GS5(I'm posting here because I think it's a generic question and the Verizon forums are where the party is at). I'm using Map Zoom Invert, RootCloak, Wanam Xposed, and GravityBox [KK]. I've ready a lot about people having lag issues with GravityBox and other modules. I haven't had any lag at all. How is everyone else's working? Is it just the Verizon models that are having lag issues?
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I have Xposed installed on my AT&T GS5(I'm posting here because I think it's a generic question and the Verizon forums are where the party is at). I'm using Map Zoom Invert, RootCloak, Wanam Xposed, and GravityBox [KK]. I've ready a lot about people having lag issues with GravityBox and other modules. I haven't had any lag at all. How is everyone else's working? Is it just the Verizon models that are having lag issues?
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I had issues on my Verizon S5. I ended up reflashing stock firmware with odin, factory resetting, then installing towelroot and using titanium pro to freeze health service and s-health. Also used a build prop editor to change ro.securestorage.support=true to false.
After doing these things I had no more lag while using xposed or wanam xposed.
Hopefully this helps
I installed Wanam on my S5 I'm running the latest firmware NK2 and I noticed after installing wanam i don't have the option for video calls and HD calls. Anyone else have experienced this?
Having used xposed before and it messed up shealth I'm a little reluctant to use it again, does anyone know if it now works or if it still causes issues with it? I use the gear fit and would like to continue using it. Anything anyone knows would be helpful.
Thanks.
I'm still having issues with it not letting S-Health open. I've tried several solutions that have worked for others with no luck.
Ah i see, so others have reported it working for them? My phones OK, I'd just like the flexibility to use the mods if possible.
When I tried it last, it opened but slowed the phone down so much it was unusable until u kill the process.
Anyone else have any input about this?
Just found an xposed downloaded called "XSecure Storage". I installed it and now S-Health is working great!
Works.
That works on my mine. Thank you!!
Nice one slick dealers
I have already problems with S Health
Secure_storage is true
XSecureStorage is active
I use the Build Prop Editor to change the value to false, but after a restart the value ist at true
At S Health I have Problems to restore and backup my Data.
I used xstreolite and have s-health and xposed working flawlessly together. maybe xposed was updated since then
I'm using xsecure have you updated xposed? It needs to be on a new version. I'm using the latest stable version, think it's 32
I own a Coolpad Note 3 running on Android 5.1 Lollipop and packs MT6753 MediaTek 64-bit octacore processor and 3GB RAM. After rooting this device, when I installed Xposed Framework, though it installed successfully but shows a message that this version isn't supported yet. What is this message and when is this platform going to get supported. This was heartbreaking because the major reason of rooting the device was this Framework.
What version of Xposed did you attempt to install? What method did you use to install? What does it say in the log file? We cannot help you without this information.
Details of installed version of Xposed Framework
Spott07 said:
What version of Xposed did you attempt to install? What method did you use to install?
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First, I tried official version of Xposed Installer for lollipop devices. It was a failure(a message popped out after installing that Xposed is not yet supported on this processor platform). Then I referred to the blog Android Beat(How to install Xposed framework on Android 5.1 Lollipop) and downloaded this file "xposed-v78-sdk22-arm64.zip". I flashed it using custom recovery based on CWM. I was stuck in a boot loop after that. Then I was left with no option but to flash my stock ROM as I had no backup at that time.
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First, I tried official version of Xposed Installer for lollipop devices. It was a failure(a message popped out after installing that Xposed is not yet supported on this processor platform). Then I referred to the blog Android Beat(How to install Xposed framework on Android 5.1 Lollipop) and downloaded this file "xposed-v78-sdk22-arm64.zip". I flashed it using custom recovery based on CWM. I was stuck in a boot loop after that. Then I was left with no option but to flash my stock ROM as I had no backup at that time.
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Please refer to the official Xposed for Lollipop thread, especially post #2. There you'll find an FAQ about common issues and a table to identify the correct Xposed version. You need to flash the correct .zip file through recovery (as you have done before) and install the Xposed_Installer_alpha3.apk afterwards. After flashing, wipe cache&dalvik, as Xposed alters a lot of files in your system, so this step is highly recommended. If this does not solve your issue, search the thread, there have been several questions about Mediatek compatibility before.
Your initial error (Xposed not compatible) was due to the fact that you tried to install the old Xposed installer for KitKat, which is not compatible with Lollipop.
Noted.
I am definitely going to refer to that thread and will update here after that. Thanks for your precious time.
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A guy using Coolpad note 3 tried a method to install Xposed and it worked(to some extent though). What he did was he installed busybox, flashed the Xposed zip files. After rebooting, he still got caught in a bootloop but after 15-20 boot loops(seems like it depends on no. of apps installed as each time his phone booted, percentage of optimising apps increased), he was finally able to start his phone. Now under Xposed settings, he checked disable resourced hooks and rebooted. He got Xposed Framework active status after rebooting. A no. of apps which modify UI like gravitybox, xblastools, greenify in root mode etc were not working. But a few others worked quiet well. Could anyone throw some light on this issue?
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A guy using Coolpad note 3 tried a method to install Xposed and it worked(to some extent though). What he did was he installed busybox, flashed the Xposed zip files. After rebooting, he still got caught in a bootloop but after 15-20 boot loops(seems like it depends on no. of apps installed as each time his phone booted, percentage of optimising apps increased), he was finally able to start his phone. Now under Xposed settings, he checked disable resourced hooks and rebooted. He got Xposed Framework active status after rebooting. A no. of apps which modify UI like gravitybox, xblastools, greenify in root mode etc were not working. But a few others worked quiet well. Could anyone throw some light on this issue?
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Unless you're the one trying it, and you can supply full logcats for the entire multi-reboot process, we probably can't know for sure.
Spott07 said:
Unless you're the one trying it, and you can supply full logcats for the entire multi-reboot process, we probably can't know for sure.
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I will try it myself and hopefully provide logcats for the entire multi-boot process.
Can you please share which version of xposed you used because I did the same and it was stuck on bootloop then I realized that the % of starting up apps was increasing gradually but after 3-4 attemps it went down and started from zero and so I flashed it again.
I think the issue is that i used xposed arm64-v78 sdk22 but my device is arm64-v8a, and I guess xposed is not yet released for arm64-v8a sdk22 devices.
So finally with this thread I got a hope to try it again and please share as much info as you can coz its gonna help others a lot
I came back here to give the good news that I did it.
But glad to know that we already got the tutorial.
One problem: donkey guard module is not working, showing unfortunately donkey guard has stopped working.
Any solution???
Btw thank you so much coz know a lot of people have been searching for it from aaa long time.
mukeshkhan2008 said:
I came back here to give the good news that I did it.
But glad to know that we already got the tutorial.
One problem: donkey guard module is not working, showing unfortunately donkey guard has stopped working.
Any solution???
Btw thank you so much coz know a lot of people have been searching for it from aaa long time.
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DonkeyGuard module won't work on lollipop. Any app that changes system behaviour seems to have not worked on this platform yet. Refer to this post for more info:
https://m.reddit.com/r/Android/comments/2vt70q/xposed_for_lollipop_is_out_lets_get_a_list_of/
mukeshkhan2008 said:
I came back here to give the good news that I did it.
But glad to know that we already got the tutorial.
One problem: donkey guard module is not working, showing unfortunately donkey guard has stopped working.
Any solution???
Btw thank you so much coz know a lot of people have been searching for it from aaa long time.
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can u please tell me how to install xposed in cp3?
Using which phone?
mukeshkhan2008 said:
I came back here to give the good news that I did it.
But glad to know that we already got the tutorial.
One problem: donkey guard module is not working, showing unfortunately donkey guard has stopped working.
Any solution???
Btw thank you so much coz know a lot of people have been searching for it from aaa long time.
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U used it on Coolpad Note 3???
TheGuyIsHere said:
I own a Coolpad Note 3 running on Android 5.1 Lollipop and packs MT6753 MediaTek 64-bit octacore processor and 3GB RAM. After rooting this device, when I installed Xposed Framework, though it installed successfully but shows a message that this version isn't supported yet. What is this message and when is this platform going to get supported. This was heartbreaking because the major reason of rooting the device was this Framework.
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Hello I have the same phone too but how did you root it
Rooting method
arjithpraison said:
Hello I have the same phone too but how did you root it
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Here is the step-by-step guide to root Coolpad Note 3:
http://www.anythingultimate.in/2015/10/how-to-root-coolpad-note-3.html?m=1
Follow the guide and you will be successfully able to root your phone. Best of luck!
Do hit thanks if this post helped you.
wanting xposed un istaller for coolpad note 3
Hey i m installing xposed version 78 running good but u want to fully un root & un install xposed frame work for getting new android version update marsh mallow 6.0 for this mobile in next week so i want to update thats why i want fully un root also ( im using super su ) so plz help.me suggeat which vesion of unistaller i want to use for rempving xposed frame work
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Hey i m installing xposed version 78 running good but u want to fully un root & un install xposed frame work for getting new android version update marsh mallow 6.0 for this mobile in next week so i want to update thats why i want fully un root also ( im using super su ) so plz help.me suggeat which vesion of unistaller i want to use for rempving xposed frame work
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You can find the uninstaller in the same thread where you have found the correct Xposed framework version for your device. Use the same specs (SDK version, ARM version) as for the Xposed framework for the uninstaller and flash it. Don't forget to wipe cache&dalvik afterwards.
I installed xposed but when I click reboot it says
de.robv.android.xposed.installer/cache/busybox-xposed: not found
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I installed xposed but when I click reboot it says
de.robv.android.xposed.installer/cache/busybox-xposed: not found
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did you install busybox?
Nergal di Cuthah said:
did you install busybox?
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yes but i don't know why it keeps saying that everytime i try to reboot xposed
Anyone here able to get snapchat working if they are rooted? I've tried the rootcloak xposed modules and snapprefs but still can't get through. ****ing stupid rule but so many of my friends use snap chat I don't want to completely avoid it.
I did not have this problem with my rooted Z3c so not totally sure what's wrong.
Anyone get it working while being rooted?
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Anyone here able to get snapchat working if they are rooted? I've tried the rootcloak xposed modules and snapprefs but still can't get through. ****ing stupid rule but so many of my friends use snap chat I don't want to completely avoid it.
I did not have this problem with my rooted Z3c so not totally sure what's wrong.
Anyone get it working while being rooted?
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Works while rooted just can't log in with xposed installed ... Uninstall xposed then log in to Snapchat then reinstall xposed ... Don't sign out of it or you will have to redo this
I am also using systemless root so not sure if that's a factor or not but it works on all ROMs for me this way... Hope it helps
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Works while rooted just can't log in with xposed installed ... Uninstall xposed then log in to Snapchat then reinstall xposed ... Don't sign out of it or you will have to redo this
I am also using systemless root so not sure if that's a factor or not but it works on all ROMs for me this way... Hope it helps
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Awesome, that makes much more sense.
Can I just uninstall the apk or do I need to flash the uninstall.zip?
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Awesome, that makes much more sense.
Can I just uninstall the apk or do I need to flash the uninstall.zip?
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Flash uninstall zip from there page
After your logged in just reinstall it and all your mods are back to the same
Stranger_84 said:
Flash uninstall zip from there page
After your logged in just reinstall it and all your mods are back to the same
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Yeah don't touch any of your mods, just flash uninstaller, log in to Snapchat, flash Xposed installer (in TWRP, you can keep the Xposed APK installed) and you're set. I turned off automatic updates of Snapchat and am staying on the last working version for SnapPrefs until it updates for newer version(s).