I downloaded de.robv.android.xposed.installer_v33_36570c.apk but it said there was a compatibilty issue with my version of sdk and arm64-v8a.
Any install instructions that cover marshmallow on the 1575?
You need to XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk and xposed-v80-sdk23-arm64.zip found in the official xposed forum. Install the apk file as usual then you need to flash the framework zip file in recovery. Wipe cache/dalvik before rebooting to system.
The files are listed at the bottom, here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=58828974&postcount=1
Can we use xposed with systemless root or should we wait ?
Xposed runs with systemless root. But to note, it is preferable to install to system partition, the traditional method.
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After a couple of days bricking around, finally found a way to have all the goodies and still have full device encryption. Something that isn't working with custom recovery installed.
Short guide:
1. Stock ROM 5.1.1
2. Encrypt device first (!)
3. Root using Kingroot (NewKingrootV4.82_C138_B250_xda_release_2016_03_09_105243.apk) (http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/one-click-root-tool-android-2-x-5-0-t3107461)
4. Reboot
4. Remove Kingroot and install SuperSu using this guide (http://www.w0lfdroid.com/2015/05/How-to-Remove-Replace-KingUser-KingRoot-with-SuperSU.html)
5. Reboot
6. Download Xposed Framework sdk22, arm (not arm64) from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
6. Install Xposed Framework zip trough flashfire-0.24.apk using this guide (http://forum.xda-developers.com/g4/themes-apps/guide-installing-xposed-locked-t3181593)
7. Reboot
7. Install the xposed installer
8. Good to go!
Finally have all the tweaks and no worries in case of lost/stolen device.
It's working!
Only followed steps 3 to 5 though.
Rest are not required.
Do I need to have a unlcoked bootloader?
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Do I need to have a unlcoked bootloader?
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no, you keep all the goodies
Please, note that according to this thread :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/z3-compact/general/kingroot-4-0-t3105593
There may be issues with privacy and your IMEI may be sent to China when you're rooting with Kingroot... Which may be bad. Pretty bad. (It allows for instance the creation of fake phones with real IMEI.)
Has anyone tried flashing Xposed through Flashfire on Android 6.0.1 Beta?
I get root with this easy method, thank you man!
I try to install V4A (through Apk) but when i install the drivers, a message says: "Driver install failed: the busybox installation on you device does not work... etc."
I have just installed the last version of busybox in /system/xbin.
How can i resolve it?
FunkyCrime said:
I get root with this easy method, thank you man!
I try to install V4A (through Apk) but when i install the drivers, a message says: "Driver install failed: the busybox installation on you device does not work... etc."
I have just installed the last version of busybox in /system/xbin.
How can i resolve it?
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I think you need to install XZDualRecovery because that has the RIC fix(basically read and write permissions for system without unlocked bootloader),I had this issue as well and this solved it for me
Looking to install the preview, just wondering what steps I have to follow to install the update? Looking to do a dirty install. Do I have to remove root and xposed? Does a systemless root allow updating with no issue?
Cheers!
I've also got TWRP installed which I imagine it wont like!
Were you able to install xposed on Android N beta?
I was able to install xposed but not the framework... But that's mainly because of twrp being stuck on the splash screen. I tried flashing the framework through flashfire but that didn't work.
Edit: spelling
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/how-to-switch-to-android-n-preview-t3409538
Sadly, you will need a decrypted device if you want a working twrp. Otherwise you can follow http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6p/general/guide-android-nougat-developer-preview-t3410906
For just root.
As for xposed it has not been updated to have support for any developer preview as far as I am aware. If you find xposed as a need, I would recommend staying on Marshmallow!
not totally correct, you can flash the latest (6.0.1) vendor.img, flash TWRP, do whatever you need to do, then flash the N vendor.img and you have a working TWRP without a decrypted phone
@Vekhez if you look at the second link it is similar to that.
Because several Users have problems with understanding what they actually should do i think the easiest way is writing some How-to.
Guide for Unlocking Bootloader Backup TA and so on
I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES THAT MAY CAUSE YOUR DEVICE
Your Bootloader must be unlocked and TWRP recovery installed.
1. Systemless Root/Xposed
Systemless Mode means that there is no File changed in your System Partition, this works because the main changes are made in the Kernel and not to the Android System itself. Because of this you have a special file on your Internal Memory in /data/ for Systemless Root you get a su.img file and for Systemless Xposed you get a xposed.img file. If you have both sure there are both files present. These files are loaded while your device is booting before the Android System is booting. This is good for us because we can easily Update our Systems (on same Rom).
1.1 Download latest beta-superSU/systemless xposed framework and place them on your sdcard.
1.2 Reboot into recovery and flash beta-superSU/systemless xposed framework (if both, in that order)
1.3 clear cache/dalvik
1.4 reboot
2. System Root/Xposed
With System Mode your changes are direct on the System Partition and mostly Updates dont work.
2.1 System Root is not available for our Device with MM. Download latest beta-superSU/xposed Framework and place them on your sdcard.
2.2 Reboot into recovery and flash beta-superSU/xposed framework (if both, in that order)
2.3 clear cache/dalvik
2.4 reboot
3. Change your Kernel while having a Systemless modified Android
Because the changes that were made while flashing Systemless Root/Xposed, your System wont work with just flashing the new Kernel.
3.1 Download the new Kernel to your Computer (make sure it is with TWRP or you flash it seperate after flashing the Kernel).
3.2 Download latest beta-superSU/systemless xposed framework and place them on your sdcard.
3.3 Reboot your device into fastboot mode and flash the new Kernel "fastboot flash boot xxxx.img"
3.4 Reboot your device into TWRP and flash beta-superSU/systemless xposed framework (if both, in that order)
3.5 clear cache/dalvik
3.6 reboot
4. Switch between System and Systemless Mode
For Switching from System Mode to Systemless with Xposed:
4.1 Update or install Material Design xposed installer App
4.2 Download the usual xposed uninstaller zip and the systemless xposed framework for your device
4.3 Open Material Xposed Installer and deactivate the framework
4.4 Reboot into recovery
4.5 Flash the uninstaller zip
4.6 clear cache/dalvik
4.7 Flash systemless xposed framework
4.8 reboot into System (take a few minutes)
4.9 Open Material Xposed Installer and activate Systemless Xposed framework
4.10 reboot
5. Delete / uninstall Systemless Root/Xposed
5.1 Open Material Xposed Installer and deactivate the framework
5.2 restart your System
5.3 Use an Explorer with root access and delete the files "/data/su.img" and "/data/xposed.img"
5.4 restart your System
If i forgot something please tell me i will add it.
Regards
make this for locked bootloaders :/
Can you please provide the link for systemless xposed file??
The Magisk Universal Systemless Interface by XDA Recognized Developer @topjohnwu has received an update that bumps it up to version 7. There are a bunch of notable changes that follow in the changelog:
Fully open source
Remove supolicy dependency, use my own sepolicy-injection
Run everything in its own selinux domain, should fix all selinux issues
Add Note 7 stock kernel hex patches
Add support to install Magisk in Manager
Add support for image merging for module flashing in Manager
Add root helpers for SuperSU auto module-ize and auto upgrading legacy phh superuser
New paths to toggle busybox, and support all root solutions
Remove root management API; both SuperSU and phh has their own superior solutions
Downloads:
1)Official MM OOS STOCK 3.1.3 - https://s3.amazonaws.com/oxygenos.o...OTA_018_all_201609291837_741146bcf28e4587.zip
2)Official MM H2OS Stock 2.0 - http://download.h2os.com/oneplus_x/mp/OnePlusH2OS_14_OTA_001_all_201609270726_5aa42273def7431b.zip
3) Use this recovery to Flash Magisk (TWRP by Bluespark) - http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=20236
4)Magisk Manager.apk - http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3893660&d=1475527472
5)Latest Magisk Zip File - http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3893659&d=1475527472
6)Systemless Superuser (use this Systemless superuser) - http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/magisk-phh-s-superuser-android-pay-t3435921
7)Magisk Uninstaller (if anything goes wrong) - http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3893658&d=1475527472
Before Flashing:
1) If you are already on MM with stock recovery and no root,then wipe your data and cache,flash full MM rom pack, flash provided TWRP and follow the instruction below
2)If you are in MM with rooted system,do wipe data and cache,flash full rom pack, flash twrp and follow the instruction
MOST IMPORTANT:
BEFORE FLASHING MAGISK,YOU NEED TO HAVE UNMODIFIED SYSTEM
USE TWRP TO FLASH MAGISK
FLASHING INSTRUCTION:
1)Flash your rom pack
2)Flash magisk zip file
3)Flash systemless root
4)Flash systemless xposed
Ooh laa... Got unmodified system with root access
what is this used for?
meraj99 said:
what is this used for?
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Systemless Benefits
OTA:
The system partition will not be modified or mount r/w, thus your Android devices are capable of applying OTA updates even if ur mobile s rooted
Safety Net:
Android Pay is confirmed working!
Im not responsable for hard bricks/ soft bricks on youre devices do at your own risk
I already test it and works on my rooted ms428
I want to give a special thanks to the devs for the patience, dedication and for working hard to make the root possible for this device
Its highly recommended to perform a nan-backup incase of an emergency or incase if you want to go back
The steps are quite simple
1) root your device, if you dont have it rooted here is the link for the steps to root for the lg k10 both metropcs and T-Mobile editions only
(forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/development/root-twrp-rom-t-mobile-k428-k10-t3582493)
2) install magisk manager on playstore
3) open magisk manager and install the zip file via automatic
4) boot into twrp and flash the zip file located in magisk folder
5) once it done wipe cache and dalvik cache
6) once it finish booting open magisk manager and click on downloads tab
7) install on magisk xposed framework sdk23 (marshmallow) *note if you have lollipop its the sdk22
8) once it finished click on reboot later, boot into twrp and wipe dalvik cache and cache and reboot
9)install xposed apk (its the one i use on my ms428 forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758)
10) enjoy
See it for your self ?
itztropic- after I rooted I just downloaded the xposed framework from the website normally and it worked properly, I must be not understanding something about the method you described?
I don't really understand what magisk is for I thought it was a developer tool of some sort (which i'm not)
leopard_fist said:
itztropic- after I rooted I just downloaded the xposed framework from the website normally and it worked properly, I must be not understanding something about the method you described?
I don't really understand what magisk is for I thought it was a developer tool of some sort (which i'm not)
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Magisk is a frontend designed to manage apps and modules that use systemless capabilities. It has its own superuser based on phh's superuser, and features modules much like Xposed, though some are useful even on Nougat. Xposed can be installed systemless as well and Magisk can disable and re-enable root and Xposed on the fly, as well as its modules, so you can have a rooted phone and still use Android Pay and Pokemon Go.
ItzTropic said:
Im not responsable for hard bricks/ soft bricks on youre devices do at your own risk
I already test it and works on my rooted ms428
I want to give a special thanks to the devs for the patience, dedication and for working hard to make the root possible for this device
Its highly recommended to perform a nan-backup incase of an emergency or incase if you want to go back
The steps are quite simple
1) root your device, if you dont have it rooted here is the link for the steps to root for the lg k10 both metropcs and T-Mobile editions only
(forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/development/root-twrp-rom-t-mobile-k428-k10-t3582493)
2) install magisk manager on playstore
3) open magisk manager and install the zip file via automatic
4) boot into twrp and flash the zip file located in magisk folder
5) once it done wipe cache and dalvik cache
6) once it finish booting open magisk manager and click on downloads tab
7) install on magisk xposed framework sdk23 (marshmallow) *note if you have lollipop its the sdk22
8) once it finished click on reboot later, boot into twrp and wipe dalvik cache and cache and reboot
9)install xposed apk (its the one i use on my ms428 forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758)
10) enjoy
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Don't re-create threads when they are already present. LG K10 ROMS, KERNELS, RECOVERIES, & OTHER DEVELOPMENT is not the place to post these kinds of things.
There is already a thread for Xposed: https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-k10/how-to/guide-xposed-lg-k10-t3505970.
Post it there. Delete this thread.
GuyInDogSuit said:
Magisk is a frontend designed to manage apps and modules that use systemless capabilities. It has its own superuser based on phh's superuser, and features modules much like Xposed, though some are useful even on Nougat. Xposed can be installed systemless as well and Magisk can disable and re-enable root and Xposed on the fly, as well as its modules, so you can have a rooted phone and still use Android Pay and Pokemon Go.
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Thanks for the explanation-also Overdrive took some time via pm to explain a few things about it. I've been working with it a couple days and I like it now that I understand, another cool thing to learn about