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I HAVE BY NO MEANS CONTRIBUTED TO Xposed FRAMEWORK (BY rovo89), OR HAVE DEVELOPED ANY MODULES OF MY OWN. THIS IS JUST A NOOB FRIENDLY GUIDE FOR THOSE WHO ARE THINKING , NOW I HAVE ROOTED MY PHONE WHAT TO DO FIRST?.
I am not responsible for any bricked devices. Install at your own risk.
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For this guide you will need,
1. Rooted Moto E[Any version]
2. Xposed Framework[updated]
3. Xposed Modules
4. Brain[4 sure]:laugh:
About Xposed Framework:
If you are not a great fan of custom ROM's, but despite of it you want all the functionality of those ROMs,this is where Xposed Framework comes into roll. By installing Xposed Frameworks you can have access to all the Xposed modules present in the Xposed repositories.
Xposed Modules
Things You Can Do:
You can have all administrative access for customization of your MOTO E. You can change status bar, mute ringer by flipping phone, change navbar icons and settings, and all phone and media tweaks with access to system tools,and you can even have your boot animation set by the process.
There goes the list. Follow.
INSTALLATION
Firstly download Xposed Frameworks from the given link below and have it installed on your rooted MOTO E device.
DOWNLOAD LINK : Click Here . By rovo89.
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After successful installation of the Framework just go to Xposed Modules,
>Click Framework.
>Install/Update
>Reboot/Soft Reboot
I dont prefer rebooting at this particular point.
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Here, you can see i have already installed, and after first reboot you will have all the active values as green.
After that go to Downloads and here you have all the access to all the modules. You can always create a backup before trying any of these modules.
MODULE YOU SHOULD TRY FOR SURE
1.Gravity Box for KK in MOTO E case.
Gravity Box is the package of all the singleton modules that you can find in downloads.
2. Xblast tools for Android above 4.0.3.
Same as Gravity with advanced tweaks. For starters i will suggest Gravity Box.
Thanks to @Hetalk for creating the post mentioning the working Xposed Modules.Follow .
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Module for navbar?
@IvsomEmidio
If you want android L nav bar just try gravity box. and under navigation bar setting enable android look
Or
Try Softkeyz
Or
Xblasttools
Or
There are others just google and you will find more mods for sure
Module
Mayank_V said:
I HAVE BY NO MEANS CONTRIBUTED TO Xposed FRAMEWORK (BY rovo89), OR HAVE DEVELOPED ANY MODULES OF MY OWN. THIS IS JUST A NOOB FRIENDLY GUIDE FOR THOSE WHO ARE THINKING , NOW I HAVE ROOTED MY PHONE WHAT TO DO FIRST?.
For this guide you will need,
1. Rooted Moto E[Any version]
2. Xposed Framework[updated]
3. Xposed Modules
4. Brain[4 sure]:laugh:
About Xposed Framework:
If you are not a great fan of custom ROM's, but despite of it you want all the functionality of those ROMs,this is where Xposed Framework comes into roll. By installing Xposed Frameworks you can have access to all the Xposed modules present in the Xposed repositories.
Xposed Modules
Things You Can Do:
You can have all administrative access for customization of your MOTO E. You can change status bar, mute ringer by flipping phone, change navbar icons and settings, and all phone and media tweaks with access to system tools,and you can even have your boot animation set by the process.
There goes the list. Follow.
INSTALLATION
Firstly download Xposed Frameworks from the given link below and have it installed on your rooted MOTO E device.
DOWNLOAD LINK : Click Here . By rovo89.
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After successful installation of the Framework just go to Xposed Modules,
>Click Framework.
>Install/Update
>Reboot/Soft Reboot
I dont prefer rebooting at this particular point.
View attachment 2908061
Here, you can see i have already installed, and after first reboot you will have all the active values as green.
After that go to Downloads and here you have all the access to all the modules. You can always create a backup before trying any of these modules.
MODULE YOU SHOULD TRY FOR SURE
1.Gravity Box for KK in MOTO E case.
Gravity Box is the package of all the singleton modules that you can find in downloads.
2. Xblast tools for Android above 4.0.3.
Same as Gravity with advanced tweaks. For starters i will suggest Gravity Box.
Thanks to @Hetalk for creating the post mentioning the working Xposed Modules.Follow .
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Does the Module in which you can Change the Status bar colour for different Apps work in Moto E.....
Finally, Xposed for Lollipop is now available, Rovo89 finally solved the challenge. Here is the link to main thread.
This is what I have been waiting for, now I will seriously make the move. CM12, here I come. It is still an alpha build, so expect some issues.
Apparently, it will bootloop with Samsung stockROM
Anyone got it working on our cm12? It does not for me but I'm not sure if it's just the particular modules I'm using.
Youtube adaway and network speed indicator.
Unfortuately, I'm out travelling w/o my T-900, why I can't test it for the moment. But, here are some quotes that might help:
pietsukkel said:
After some extensive testing I managed to install the xposed framework. I hope my post will help others with the same problems.
1) Install the APK
2) Install SELinuxModeChanger
3) Start SELinuxModeChanger and switch to permissive.
4) Flash the framework through recovery
5) Start the xposed GUI. It will show that the framework is not installed. Select the soft reboot option in the xposed GUI, accept SU access and wait for the reboot to finish.
6) Start the xposed GUI. Now it shows no errors and you can install modules.
After each ROM upgrade you have to reinstall the framework. After each (hard)reboot you have to perform a soft reboot to activate the framework.
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97vulcan said:
Flashed the. Zip using twrp then installed xposed apk after the system loaded. When I go into xposed, it's saying "installation is only possible manually via recovery for now"
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davexd97 said:
Just ignore that message and try any module, it is working! At least on my nexus 7 2013 it shows the same message but it works
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Xposed works fine on last cm12 nightly, I'm using Gesture Navigation and works perfect.
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3/8/2015 - updated Xposed Lollipop
Just an FYI update: rovo89 just made an updated Xposed version available.
Note: both installer and arm are updated, and most issues with CM12 seem resolved.
Also multiwindow works pretty well, I have been using XHalo Floating Window's latest beta a while. Use settings
- Popup WindowPopup Dim set to 0
- Popup Behavior - check "Force New Windows in Halo"
- Activate the Movable & Resizable tab
You will also need to use Floatifications, or MultiWindowSidebar to launch your apps.
The big secret is setting your kernel to permissive, and to install the apk before flashing the arm file.
Guide to install Xposed Installer[even CM 12.1],. list of working &non working module
hi guys,..lets install xposed installer...btw we got official support for 5.0.x and 5.1.x...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
WARNING: after installation dont try every modules for now..try one by one and keep stock img incase of bootloop..[although there is option for uninstalling xposed installer through adb] and I'm not responsible for bricked phone,try on your own risk
Before installing, sdk21 is for android 5.0.x and sdk22 is for Android 5.1.x (cm12.1) please remember this
Steps:
First You need Root- see here
then after obtaining root ,install busybox from here . After installation, open app and click install..
Now there are 2 methods.. 1] twrp flashing and 2]using ADB ...can use any ,choose which is easy for you
TWRP method
[Note: just download whatever version is available in the link below,just make sure it is has x86 and sort off like the files which i am mentioned below]
Go here get XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk, xposed-v78-sdk21-x86.zip,xposed-uninstaller-x86.zip, [these three enough for us]
place the xposed-v78-sdk21-x86.zip,xposed-uninstaller-x86.zip,XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk in SD...
install XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk as normal apk
goto twrp,then flash xposed-v78-sdk21-x86.zip,reboot thats all..it will wipe cache,so ur apps will optimized
if u had bootloop due to xposed at some point..use twrp and flash xposed-uninstaller-x86.zip thats all..
ADB method
download the zip from here
extract the zip anyhere and connect the switched ON zenfone 2 with USB ( usb debugging must be on)
launch InstallXposedFramework.bat ,wait till framework installation is finished (phone cache will be wiped and will reboot)
Launch InstallXposedInstaller.bat to install xposed apk. and thats it.
after installing ur xposed will look like this PIC and this PIC or see the attachment for more pics on verifications
if u had bootloop due to xposed at some point..plug the phone while bootloop,..use RemoveXposedFramework.bat from that folder..thats all
TWRP method For CM12.1 [NO MORE RANDOM BOOTLOOP]
[Note: just download whatever version is available in the link below,just make sure it is has x86 and sort off like the files which i am mentioned below]
Go here get xposed-v78-sdk22-x86.zip, xposed-uninstaller-x86.zip, XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk,
place the xposed-v78-sdk22-x86.zip,xposed-uninstaller-x86.zip,XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk in SD
install XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk as normal apk
goto twrp,then flash xposed-v78-sdk22-x86.zip,reboot thats all..it will wipe cache,so ur apps will optimized
if u open and see the framework it would be like this PIC
if u had bootloop due to xposed at some point..use twrp and flash xposed-uninstaller-x86.zip thats all..
download modules,enjoy xposed
To update Xposed framework :
Using twrp [get the latest xposed-v78-sdk2x-x86.zip alone flash it ]
using adb [get the zip from here ,then just double click InstallXposedFramework.bat ,and wait for reboot....thats all]
credits to @romracer for his v5.1 xposed ,. @Chinaphonearena for rooting guide, @ilos for steps of xposed installing, @shakalaca, @sorg and @rovo89
Note:if you try any module please tell the feedback on this thread.. I will add them in list, and sometimes some modules gives bootloop but while bootloop, press and hold the power button.. It will switch off, now start again.. Do this for 3 or 4 times and wait for 5 mins in each start..
List of working and non working MODULES FOR NOW : here
Good guide !
Maybe you should take feedback of which modules work or not in xposed installer thread and update your thread with them
Thanks for the credit
List of working modules
Xhalo floating window [for lollipop build see here]
Greenify
Intelli3G
Network Speed indicator
Youtube Adaway
Fix lollipop memory leak
Amplify
Minminguard
APM+
Battery Shutdown Meter
statusbar download progress
Xposed Gesture Navigation
Burnt Toast
GravityBoxLP
Heads Up Hide
LPThemer
SB Icon Hider
ScreenOffAnimation
XGPM
XHangouts
Xposed Custom Error
Root cloak module
AppOpsXposed
Handle External Storage
MaxLock
MinMinGuard
MinMinLock
Native Freezer
NoMapTips
Phys Button Music Controls
Xinstaller
XuiMod
Clarity
Disable Fullscreen Keyboard
Lolistat
LuckyPatcher
PatternAttemptsHack
Return My Enter Key
VolumeSteps+
Xposed GEL Settings
XBlast 1.8.8
Flat Style Bar indicators
notification volume seekbar
Power Nap
Xperia/AOSP NavBar Buttons (you need to set qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 in build.prop to enable Navbar)
Flat Style Colored Bars
Nexus Navbar
Hide Xposed IME
crappalinks
LP memory link
CustomShare
YouTube Background Playback
Lollipop Navbar
Blurred system ui (LP) and v1.1
3C toolbox
bubbleupnp
ds battery
Sensify
XDual Statusclock
XMultizone Statusbar clock
Permission Master and Coolify (flat)
Non working module : ( most old apps which are based on Kitkat or below won't work)
Xtended Settings
ilos said:
Good guide !
Maybe you should take feedback of which modules work or not in xposed installer thread and update your thread with them
Thanks for the credit
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ya i thought to create separate thread..but now added in this itself
modules working :
Intelli3G
Network Speed indicator
Youtube Adaway
Fix lollipop memory leak
Amplify
Minminguard
ilos said:
modules working :
Intelli3G
Network Speed indicator
Youtube Adaway
Fix lollipop memory leak
Amplify
Minminguard
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APM+
Battery Shutdown Meter
ps I have wrote a stupid thing about xhalo floating window not working before, sorry.
I've installed Xtended Settings from the play store and now I'm in a bootloop...be careful with this module.
Btw I need help ^^' I'm going to open a thread in "ZenFone 2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting"
Works fine:
statusbar download progress
Xposed Gesture Navigation
ScreenOffAnimation (it works but in my zenfone you need to change all parameters before get it working...)
Any info on "Ringer and Notification Volume Unlink" module working on the ZF2?
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Any info on "Ringer and Notification Volume Unlink" module working on the ZF2?
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Done with gravitybox but works nonetheless. No such slider for the popup volume control though.
Thanks!
Tried the xhalo module (lollipop build) and ended up with a bootloop, no luck! Be carefull
Cool
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i set long press home key to show volume panel
after installing xposed I am getting "Android is Upgrading" popup. Whenever I reboot my phone always 12-15 apps get upgrade. What to do now because zf2 taking too much time in boot.
anybody else just got an update?
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after installing xposed I am getting "Android is Upgrading" popup. Whenever I reboot my phone always 12-15 apps get upgrade. What to do now because zf2 taking too much time in boot.
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seems like your xposed module list is incompatible with current xposed modules that you installed on your phone..i read it somewhere before, android 5.0 seems to have bug when you installed xposed on it, but forgot on how to fix it..maybe you should check if you have some incompatible xposed module installed..
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cangcan said:
seems like your xposed module list is incompatible with current xposed modules that you installed on your phone..i read it somewhere before, android 5.0 seems to have bug when you installed xposed on it, but forgot on how to fix it..maybe you should check if you have some incompatible xposed module installed..
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I am using only two modules Greenify and GravityBox [LP].
Soheir said:
I am using only two modules Greenify and GravityBox [LP].
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weird..did you already tried to wipe cache partition from recovery?
John Laurinaitis said:
anybody else just got an update?
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What is the number of the update?
Hey guys, we all know that the navigation keys of the Xperia XA Ultra don't change in accordance with xperia themes.
Thankfully there is an easy solution available (you need recovery to install the xposed framework).
Steps:
1. Install Xposed.
2. Install Super User Mode X by Serajr from here, it will disable signature comparison for any custom signed apk.
3. Open Xposed Installer and activate Super User Mode X module.
4. Restart your mobile.
Note:
Themes compiled with 6.0 sdk will show stock navigation keys in home and menu screens.
Sorry for the silly question but, does this mean only rooted phones have access to this?
I've tried several old themes and most of them keep the stock keys, but a small number do change them. I wonder why that is.
xdmatt said:
Sorry for the silly question but, does this mean only rooted phones have access to this?
I've tried several old themes and most of them keep the stock keys, but a small number do change them. I wonder why that is.
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Yes you must have unlocked bootloader and TWRP recovery installed as well as rooted phone to do this.
I just use substratum + navigation theme tho.
your lucky cause nougat XZ and XAU are not substratum friendly
hi thanks..
is it work on N?
how do you change native navbar theme on the N? the original navbar is too big & pretty annoying
arjun.arora said:
Hey guys, we all know that the navigation keys of the Xperia XA Ultra don't change in accordance with xperia themes.
Thankfully there is an easy solution available (you need recovery to install the xposed framework).
Steps:
1. Install Xposed.
2. Install Super User Mode X by Serajr from here, it will disable signature comparison for any custom signed apk.
3. Open Xposed Installer and activate Super User Mode X module.
4. Restart your mobile.
Note:
Themes compiled with 6.0 sdk will show stock navigation keys in home and menu screens.
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I was basically looking for a transparent navigation bar. Does your process allow me to do so ?
I use another app that is frowned upon on xda, that does this automatically. But yes superuser mod is a must for substratum. No signature verification allows the overlay
Hello, I have an SM-T350 rooted with Magisk, how can I fake the Device Status to show Official under settings?
(Right now it says Custom)
Using an Edxposed Module named "Firefds Kit" To install edxposed YouTube or Google Search "How to Install edxposed on Android (Version Goes Here)" then once installed, go to the hamburger menu of the exposed manager app and select downloads, then search Firefds Kit, then select the one for your android, for example, the one for Android Pie would be Firefds Kit [P], then install the latest version, select modules in the hamburger menu, and turn on Firefds Kit, restart, then open the firefds kit app, then go to the hamburger menu, tap security, then turn on "fake official status", restart, and check settings, THIS WILL NOT MAKE APPS LIKE SECURE FOLDER AND S HEALTH (If you sideload it since your on a tablet) THINK YOUR ON OFFICIAL BINARY. to do that, you need to patch one of the system files using a text editor in a root browser and restart, and for secure folder, it is under security in firefds kit, turn on enable secure folder, restart, try to enable it, restart, then hopefully the icon in apps should be there, tap it and set it up.
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Using an Edxposed Module named "Firefds Kit" To install edxposed YouTube or Google Search "How to Install edxposed on Android (Version Goes Here)" then once installed, go to the hamburger menu of the exposed manager app and select downloads, then search Firefds Kit, then select the one for your android, for example, the one for Android Pie would be Firefds Kit [P], then install the latest version, select modules in the hamburger menu, and turn on Firefds Kit, restart, then open the firefds kit app, then go to the hamburger menu, tap security, then turn on "fake official status", restart, and check settings, THIS WILL NOT MAKE APPS LIKE SECURE FOLDER AND S HEALTH (If you sideload it since your on a tablet) THINK YOUR ON OFFICIAL BINARY. to do that, you need to patch one of the system files using a text editor in a root browser and restart, and for secure folder, it is under security in firefds kit, turn on enable secure folder, restart, try to enable it, restart, then hopefully the icon in apps should be there, tap it and set it up.
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Thanks but I have Android 7.1.1 which only works with Xposed not Edxposed so will this work with Xposed? Also what about passing safetynet? I thought safetynet wouldn't pass with Xposed installed? Also when you said "to do that, you need to patch one of the system files using a text editor in a root browser and restart" which system file were you talking about? What do I need to patch? Can I do it without a module?
JJcoder said:
Thanks but I have Android 7.1.1 which only works with Xposed not Edxposed so will this work with Xposed? Also what about passing safetynet? I thought safetynet wouldn't pass with Xposed installed? Also when you said "to do that, you need to patch one of the system files using a text editor in a root browser and restart" which system file were you talking about? What do I need to patch? Can I do it without a module?
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The system file patch is only if you have s health and want it to work. since you are on a tablet you must likely have notsideloaded it, I don't know if you can do it without a module, the process should be the same with xposed
CaptainChris2018 said:
The system file patch is only if you have s health and want it to work. since you are on a tablet you must likely have notsideloaded it, I don't know if you can do it without a module, the process should be the same with xposed
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Well, I can't really do it with Xposed because safetynet won't pass plus when I go into Xposed installer (Magisk version) after installing the Xposed Framework Magisk module it still says "Xposed framework is not installed" when I open Xposed installer. So, I may just have to try this on my S8 which runs Android Pie
JJcoder said:
Well, I can't really do it with Xposed because safetynet won't pass plus when I go into Xposed installer (Magisk version) after installing the Xposed Framework Magisk module it still says "Xposed framework is not installed" when I open Xposed installer. So, I may just have to try this on my S8 which runs Android Pie
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Did you install it properly or turn on Magisk Hide? Since it makes safteynet pass
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Did you install it properly or turn on Magisk Hide? Since it makes safteynet pass
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Yes, MagiskHide was on but I don't think MagiskHide can hide Xposed even if it is system-less. Also, yes I installed Xposed correctly by first installing the Magisk module and then by installing the Magisk compatible Xposed installer app. I don't really know how to solve these two problems
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Yes, MagiskHide was on but I don't think MagiskHide can hide Xposed even if it is system-less. Also, yes I installed Xposed correctly by first installing the Magisk module and then by installing the Magisk compatible Xposed installer app. I don't really know how to solve these two problems
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you need a special xposed apk made for the magisk xposed
elliwigy said:
you need a special xposed apk made for the magisk xposed
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I know, that's what I meant by the "Magisk compatible Xposed installer"