I was wondering whether JoaoPaulo's twrp is compatible or fully functional with xposed framework. From what I see breadcrust's twrp has bugs with xposed and I wanted some surety and confidence that I could use xposed. I rooted my z1 with JoaoPaulo's twrp and running the cyangonmod 13 that Mr.Coldbord and JoaoPaulo have been working so hard on
Hey, yes, both JoaoPaulos und latest Breadcast build (update-5) are functional with xposed framework, I tried it...
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I have been running Thor's ICS builds and since I see the official ICS rom is out I wanted to go to that. I assumed I could just revert back to the 3.0.1 unstable rom after removing CWM recovery but I was very wrong apparently...
I removed the CWM recovery and flashed the unstable rom through stock recovery as a update.zip file, rebooted and now it gets to the android screen and just loops in that over and over.
I have tried flashing different Honeycomb roms but all of them do the same thing when I try to boot.
What am I doing wrong?
I am still rooted but I don't think that matters much at this point since I can't get to anywhere that would use it...
You must reset your device. I dont have the link here, but i found it here in the xda forum.
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here try this, it works Form me.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23246074#post23246074
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I searched through here a little but didn't see it exactly so don't kill me for asking. I think I've decided that I'm going to sell the phone and am putting it back with the latest OPPO ROM and I want to remove TWRP and install the original OPPO recovery.I'm downloading the OPPO ROM currently and will be putting this back to stock this evening.
Thanks!
If you flash the Oppo ROM, you flash the stock recovery automatically.
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Hi.
I need a little help with Xposed, but before I get to what help I need I'll give you a little background info.
I have the Galaxy A3 (A300FU) and it's actually the first smartphone I've ever owned (I know I'm a bit late to the party). When I got it it had kitkat installed which I promptly rooted. I then found out about xposed and installed it and some modules. Recently my carrier, EE, finally released their lollipop upgrade (5.0.2) so I downloaded it from Sam mobile and flashed it over with odin. I then rooted using the method I found here of using the kitkat autoroot and then flashing the correct recovery to get rid of the error it caused. This left me with a working rooted phone running 5.0.2 lollipop however if I turned the phone off while it was charging it automatically rebooted into recovery. I read various ways of fixing this but since I wanted to use the TWRP recovery anyway I went and flashed that too. This also fixed the issue of the phone rebooting into recovery.
Now comes the issue with Xposed. When I had kitkat I installed xposed and a few modules like wanam and everything worked fine. However now I have lollipop it's telling me it doesn't support 64 bit architecture. I looked into this and found a lot of threads that were talking about using an unofficial version of xposed and needing deodexed roms anyway. However when I was using kitkat I was using an odexed rom and I had no issues with it. Also the unofficial xposed that I have found seems to be for 5.1.1 or 5.1.2 not 5.0.2.
Is there a version of xposed that will work on my A300FU running 5.0.2 and if so do I need to deodex my rom first? If so how do I go about doing that? Also could someone tell me why xposed worked with my odexed kitkat rom (I'm just curious about the inner workings) since everything I have read seems to indicate that it shouldn't have worked then either?
Many thanks in advance and sorry for such a long winded beginning I just wanted to explain exactly where I'm at with it and to give an idea of what I've done before so you can get an idea if what I should know how to do.
Thanks again.
I hate to bump but it's been a while since I posted.
Does anyone have any help for me? Really missing some of the things that I used to have with Xposed.
You might give this a shot: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-xposed-samsung-lollipop-t3113463/ you'll need to deodex first
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prometh696 said:
You might give this a shot: http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-xposed-samsung-lollipop-t3113463/ you'll need to deodex first
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I tried to deodex using the TUTO on here but had no success. Just ended up with a bootloop.
Also after doing a little research I have come to the conclusion that because my device is running ARMv7 that it must be 32 bit. However I'm also being told that I'm running 64 bit so I'm a little confused as to whether I should install the 32 bit Xposed or the 64 bit Xposed if and when I manage to deodex my ROM.
I managed to get it running:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/sam...to-5-0-2-xposed-custom-recovery-knox-t3251317
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prometh696 said:
I managed to get it running:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/sam...to-5-0-2-xposed-custom-recovery-knox-t3251317
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Thanks. I didn't see that thread when I was looking for a solution.
Do I still need to use a Samsung-adjusted Xposed like I did when running LP5.0 or simply install latest v84 for armsdk23?
Specifically RR 6.0.1
Install the xposed apk then flash the zip.
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Rosli59564 said:
Install the xposed apk then flash the zip.
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Thanks, I'm across the whole install & flash method. I just want to know what variant I flash.. Do I still need to use an unofficial Xposed that works around the Samsung runtime issue or do I install v84 latest?? I'm using RR M6.0.1 just want to know which avenue I take...
It's still unofficial xposed. Sdk23 for 6.0.1.
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Rosli59564 said:
It's still unofficial xposed. Sdk23 for 6.0.1.
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Could you direct me to the thread of this specific unofficial sdk23 xposed zip?
Search wanam unofficial xposed.
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Hi there this is my first post here please don't expect from. Me anymore since I am new to mobile modification. I recently rooted my S7 Edge SM-G935F and success but when I try to flash xposed frame with flashfire but it always shows me a message xposed framework is not installed or something like that. But if I rooted with TWRP then success. I need CF-Auto-root because my root call blocker works fine but not with TWRP. One more question about CM13, was reading about the theme which was awesome. Does it support with exynos variants? Do I need CF-Auto-root root for this or TWRP?
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GearCEO
Are you trying to flash a module before the framework? https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811 is framework
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tonymy01 said:
Are you trying to flash a module before the framework? https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811 is framework
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No sir, first I flash Xposed Framework with Flashfire then I installed xposed apk. Once I open xposed apk then I got message I didn't install xposed framework.
Dunno, the thread suggests booting to TWRP recovery to flash the framework. Which framework download did you use?
Ok, this is a more specific guide, SDK23 arm64
https://forum.xda-developers.com/ve...-to-notes-root-install-xposed-unroot-t3411039
The order in the guide can be confusing I guess since it shows doing modules before the framework!
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tonymy01 said:
Dunno, the thread suggests booting to TWRP recovery to flash the framework. Which framework download did you use?
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Sorry sir, I don't understand since I am noob here. Well, let me brief you a little.
1- I have rooted my device with this method. (Please note that I used this method because my Root Call Blocker (RCB) app works fine with this method of root)
2- I installed flashfire on my device and tried to flash Xposed framework then installed xposed apk. (NOT working)
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1- If I rooted with the method of TWRP then my Root Call Blocker won't work but Xposed Framework and its apk fine.
The reason I keep Chainfire rooting method is only RCB.
If you flash Xposed with FlashFire, you have to uncheck option "mount / system read / write", if not unchecked it won't install...
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