So I really started getting in to the xposed modules recently but I found when I update to the newest framework on my Note 4 (T-mobile) I cannot send txt messages. I can recieve them, I can make calls, I can recieve calls. But I can not send texts.
Anyone have any ideas?
SamsungS3helpplz said:
So I really started getting in to the xposed modules recently but I found when I update to the newest framework on my Note 4 (T-mobile) I cannot send txt messages. I can recieve them, I can make calls, I can recieve calls. But I can not send texts.
Anyone have any ideas?
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Probably a module you installed that breaks some functionality. Disable them all, reboot, and see if it's fixed. If so, re-enable one of those mods, reboot, and test. If still not working, disable that mod again, re-enable another, reboot and test again. Repeat until you find the problematic mod
sefrcoko said:
Probably a module you installed that breaks some functionality. Disable them all, reboot, and see if it's fixed. If so, re-enable one of those mods, reboot, and test. If still not working, disable that mod again, re-enable another, reboot and test again. Repeat until you find the problematic mod
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I would try that, but I don't have any modules installed. Its literally just the framework
Bump, anyone have an idea?
Uninstall and try again maybe?
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anyone else having a problem with hangouts today? I haven't touched my ROM at all but all of a sudden, my hangouts app wont open. It goes to a white screen for a few seconds, then full black, then back to the home screen. I tried wiping data, uninstalling, reinstalling...no go. I found an older version online and it worked for about an hour or so, then same thing again.
I then tried another ROM with same results so its not ROM related.
anyone else getting the same thing or is it just me?
Thanks
mine is fine
was gonna suggest the things you did, plus
did you clear both "cache" and data in settings/apps
try removing your google account and then resign in, depending on rom you are on you may need to reflash gapps
and do same for Google Services Framework
nandroid first
These are just thoughts, not sure of outcomes--
thanks for the suggestions. I think I figured out the issue, though. i think it was an xposed module I recently installed that replaces the smiley key with an enter key. The module was working fine until today and i guess the latest hangouts update is incompatible. I completely forgot about that module until now.
anyway, i uninstalled the module and its working again.
i feel like a noob, forgetting about a module I had installed but thanks anyway
nyydynasty said:
thanks for the suggestions. I think I figured out the issue, though. i think it was an xposed module I recently installed that replaces the smiley key with an enter key. The module was working fine until today and i guess the latest hangouts update is incompatible. I completely forgot about that module until now.
anyway, i uninstalled the module and its working again.
i feel like a noob, forgetting about a module I had installed but thanks anyway
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haha, didn't think to ask either--glad you got it--
those are the first things to disable if having issues--:good:
I have been having issues with "Context Service has stopped" force closes since rerooting my S5 on NCG and flashing to NE9 the other day. I have kept thinking I have found fix after fix, and finally last night I rebooted my phone a good 30 times in the process of figuring out what Xposed module was causing my problem, and I finally definitively found it: too many modules. If I download more than 7 Xposed modules, my phone automatically begins to get the Context Service FC as soon as the phone boots and after every call I make or receive. I am now using Greenify, the app that I thought was the root of the problem, without issue. I had Xposed Torch installed last night and it was working fine after several reboots. Then I tried to install another module, Xtoast, I had already tested to not be my issue. Sure enough, the addition of that eighth module, XToast, caused the Force close issue on reboot and it stayed on subsequent reboots. Uninstalled Xposed Torch and the issue is gone. Why would there be a 7 module limit to what I can install on Xposed without it giving me that error and is there anything I can do to fix it so I can load up the rest of the modules I typically run?
Interesting. I have nine modules going on my S4 w/ no problems.
jackdubl said:
Interesting. I have nine modules going on my S4 w/ no problems.
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OOPS ... I thought I was in the S5 forum ...
I think his point was that he is able to run 9 modules without trouble..... and just for the record, I'm running 10 on my s5 (verizon) without issue.... Try uninstalling exposed and then reinstall using wanam in the Playstore (most of your modules will still be on your phone when you reinstall exposed)... Goodluck
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Hello everyone,
I have a S5 Verizon version and it has been rooted, I am not rooted atm tho, and all the sudden over the past few days I noticed that the add call button on the dialer has been replaced with a record button. I don't need to record anything so it won't be used, but any reason that might be showing up now? I did have Wanam, but never turned on the recording or anything like that. Again, I don't need to record calls, but I just don't want it showing there. I even un rooted, then factory reset and it still shows the button there. Any reasons why?
Thanks everyone!
deltdog03 said:
Hello everyone,
I have a S5 Verizon version and it has been rooted, I am not rooted atm tho, and all the sudden over the past few days I noticed that the add call button on the dialer has been replaced with a record button. I don't need to record anything so it won't be used, but any reason that might be showing up now? I did have Wanam, but never turned on the recording or anything like that. Again, I don't need to record calls, but I just don't want it showing there. I even un rooted, then factory reset and it still shows the button there. Any reasons why?
Thanks everyone!
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I'm guessing you flashed a mod or installed the mod from the Xposed repository? The Xposed mod(in the downloads repository) and anything with it can be reversed. If you "flashed" through recovery, you updated the binaries. Just do a data reset if you don't have a Nandroid backup.
jpgranger said:
I'm guessing you flashed a mod or installed the mod from the Xposed repository? The Xposed mod(in the downloads repository) and anything with it can be reversed. If you "flashed" through recovery, you updated the binaries. Just do a data reset if you don't have a Nandroid backup.
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Thanks for the reply... The only thing that worked was to do the OTA update from verizon. Its back now showing add call.
deltdog03 said:
Thanks for the reply... The only thing that worked was to do the OTA update from verizon. Its back now showing add call.
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If you DO have Xposed(again), there is a recent Call Recorder mod there. The 1st one is for Jelly Bean, the one for you is further down. That is, unless you want to check out TDunham's thread on modding it yourself.
Unsure if this is the correct place to put this, if it isn't I apologize for the mistake. I obviously have the Verizon Note 3 but I'm having a small issue with Xposed. Not sure what happened but after restarting my phone, the Xposed Installer application force closes whenever I try to open it to update my modules. How do I fix this? Thank you to anyone who decides to help me!
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Unsure if this is the correct place to put this, if it isn't I apologize for the mistake. I obviously have the Verizon Note 3 but I'm having a small issue with Xposed. Not sure what happened but after restarting my phone, the Xposed Installer application force closes whenever I try to open it to update my modules. How do I fix this? Thank you to anyone who decides to help me!
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Is your phone only rooted, no recovery?
I am running rooted Swift and Fast B170 ROM on one XT and stock B180 on another and have yet to find a way to disable this seemingly system based notification. On my rooted device I tried to install Xposed but ran into a boot loop issue after installing the framework so I am inclined to think that isn't a possible route to a solution. The OS notification center is pretty useless in managing app notifications and the battery notification doesn't seem to be tied to a specific app anyway.
Does anyone have any ideas how to disable the notification?
So I ended up disabling the System UI notifications all together. And that works but I'm pretty sure its going to disable other important notifications controlled by System UI. If anyone has any true solutions let me know.
Xposed can be installed on the Ascend XT. Search for my Xposed thread. I'm using Magisk Systemless Xposed v87.1.
Why not just swipe away the battery full notification. Yes, you've probably killed other things too by disabling SystemUI.
deuce300 said:
I am running rooted Swift and Fast B170 ROM on one XT and stock B180 on another and have yet to find a way to disable this seemingly system based notification. On my rooted device I tried to install Xposed but ran into a boot loop issue after installing the framework so I am inclined to think that isn't a possible route to a solution. The OS notification center is pretty useless in managing app notifications and the battery notification doesn't seem to be tied to a specific app anyway.
Does anyone have any ideas how to disable the notification?
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Have you tried using an Xposed module to remove it, I recall using one to do that to remove the same notification on my S4.
divineBliss said:
Why not just swipe away the battery full notification. Yes, you've probably killed other things too by disabling SystemUI.
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Because it's a nuisance, and I've notice with some games that notification (w/sound) will kill all in game sounds until the game is restarted. But that's just my 2ยข
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yes it can pop up at the most inopportune time and its honestly a useless notification in the bar that is distracting. notifications shouldnt be in the bar that i should ignore.
@mattzeller and like i said before i tried installing Xposed before i believe the regular installer and that went fine but when i installed the framework and rebooted it kept boot looping at the android logo and i had to reflash the Swift and Fast ROM.
I plan on exploring the Xposed install that divineBliss mentioned I just need to backup my current ROM first and then double check all of the steps required. I hope it works. cause it really is a distracting notification.
deuce300 said:
yes it can pop up at the most inopportune time and its honestly a useless notification in the bar that is distracting. notifications shouldnt be in the bar that i should ignore.
@mattzeller and like i said before i tried installing Xposed before i believe the regular installer and that went fine but when i installed the framework and rebooted it kept boot looping at the android logo and i had to reflash the Swift and Fast ROM.
I plan on exploring the Xposed install that divineBliss mentioned I just need to backup my current ROM first and then double check all of the steps required. I hope it works. cause it really is a distracting notification.
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Using systemless Xposed is a fairly straightforward process. This is the way I got it working on mine since Magisk wouldn't flash because of the modified boot.img and would only modify stock, you don't have to flash the ROM like I did, but I was doing cleanup and reflash anyway.
1. Download all required files and put them on your external SD card.
a. Swift&Fast: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=72258982
b. Magisk: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=68966662
2. Make sure you have the correct boot.img for the firmware version you are using, can't use B160 boot.img on B170 ROM, it causes wifi problems. I extracted boot.img from @madvane20 's Swift&Fast ROM since that's what I am running.
3. Do all necessary wipes and flash ROM, do NOT reboot yet.
4. Flash extracted boot.img (select img in TWRP to show *.img files) do NOT reboot yet.
5. Flash Magisk (I'm using current/stable)
6. Wipe caches and reboot.
7. Boot your phone, open Magisk Manager and go to Downloads and install Xposed Framework (SDK 23). I got an error here trying to download and install. I fixed it by adding the folder Magiskmanager to internal sdcard.
8. Download and install latest Xposed installer for systemless Xposed. The link for that is in the Magisk module information for Xposed.
9. Reboot (got a kitK Kat? It's gonna be a while) and everything should be working.
Occasionally after a reboot you can't open settings(Xposed issue), just reboot again, should clear that up.
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Although I'm sure there's a way via xposed to disable the notification, I haven't found it yet. The xEMUI module has some nice tweaks, but nothing related to that.
Perhaps via appOpsXposed, or via stopReceiverBroadcasts... remove the ability for SystemUI to see the charging related events..?
-n0cturne- said:
Although I'm sure there's a way via xposed to disable the notification, I haven't found it yet. The xEMUI module has some nice tweaks, but nothing related to that.
Perhaps via appOpsXposed, or via stopReceiverBroadcasts... remove the ability for SystemUI to see the charging related events..?
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once i get over pneumonia ill fix my b180 rom. however b180 in general has bad battery drain for me on stock or my rom. will help what i can once i feel better
Have you tried the NotifyClean module in Xposed?
Thanks -n0cturne- for the xEMUI tip. I have been dying to center the clock in EMUI w/o having to use FSBI. FSBI works really well, but slows everything down.
deuce300 said:
I am running rooted Swift and Fast B170 ROM on one XT and stock B180 on another and have yet to find a way to disable this seemingly system based notification. On my rooted device I tried to install Xposed but ran into a boot loop issue after installing the framework so I am inclined to think that isn't a possible route to a solution. The OS notification center is pretty useless in managing app notifications and the battery notification doesn't seem to be tied to a specific app anyway.
Does anyone have any ideas how to disable the notification?
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Notifyclean will do what you ask, I have tested it and once I blocked that specific notification, no longer pops up or chimes that the battery is full
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NotifyClean only lets you disable the tray notification, not the pop up dropzone notification. . Unless I'm missing something?
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NotifyClean only lets you disable the tray notification, not the pop up dropzone notification. . Unless I'm missing something?
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It gets rid of the notification in the notification area and blocks the pop-up that occurs when it's full. Just not the "you just plugged your phone in" pop-up
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