After many trial and error (including some research here on XDA), it seems that if you are using stock boot.img and have a root using SuperSU 2.62 (systemless root i.e. your boot image was patched to get a working root), you have to install the systemless Xposed to make Xposed work.
It is an unofficial version which can be obtained here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758
Thanks to DVDandroid for this work, don't forget to leave a thanks for him/her.
Am not facing any crashes or weird behavior after this installation.
@DigiGoon, can you please confirm that the root obtained on Pure Rom is a system root?
I think it is but want a confirmation...
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@DigiGoon, can you please confirm that the root obtained on Pure Rom is a system root?
I think it is but want a confirmation...
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Yes, it is System Root.
@HonorCasper...
Figured it out... Normal Xposed for system root and systemless Xposed for systemless root...
Can you suggest some good modules to use with Xposed?
One more thing, I am already using systemless AdAway but most users of Xposed use minminguard, what is the difference?
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Or better yet use Magisk as your systemless framework and download Phh's systemless Su and the systemless xposed module.
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Or better yet use Magisk as your systemless framework and download Phh's systemless Su and the systemless xposed module.
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I tried magisk but could not make it work. I think, I know how to do it the right way now but have to start with a clean firmware and flash magisk, install magisk manager, install Phh's SuperSU, install systemless Xposed and then modules...
Feeling too lazy to give it a try but for sure, it's on my list of things to do so that I can figure it out.
Are you using magisk on honor 7? How did you get it to work?
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Sure Its working here.
I installed the magisk manager apk first
then flashed magisk from recovery(twrp required)
and right after that(before reboot) phh's su.
Rebooted, installed phh's superuser application from the playstore.
That got me a systemless root.
A systemless xposed is a little harder.
First you need the Material Design Xposed Installer from that link.
If you installed that then head into the magisk manager, swipe left, downloads
Download and install xposed sdk 21 for android 5.0 and sdk 23 for 6.0
It should reboot into recovery and flash the systemless xposed module.
Reboot into system, its gonna take a while, around 10-15 minutes.
And that got me the systemless xposed.
I should say that you should backup your stuff, but its broken in twrp so whatever.
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@HonorCasper...
Figured it out... Normal Xposed for system root and systemless Xposed for systemless root...
Can you suggest some good modules to use with Xposed?
One more thing, I am already using systemless AdAway but most users of Xposed use minminguard, what is the difference?
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Im using xstana, which allows u to mod your nav- and notification-bar, and i knowhow many uses YouTube background play, But i havent been in the game for so long so i havent tried so many yet:victory:
@Raptorta... Thanks buddy, will give it a try... You are using magisk v7 or v6 as there are no toggles in v7 anymore...
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Im using xstana, which allows u to mod your nav- and notification-bar, and i knowhow many uses YouTube background play, But i havent been in the game for so long so i havent tried so many yet:victory:
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You can also give BootManager a try to stop unwanted applications starting at boot and another I like is Xposed additions to map hardware buttons to new functions.
Have been trying to find some more but except flat style bar indicators, could not find a good one. It's fun to play with but did not keep it for long...
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Raptorta said:
Sure Its working here.
I installed the magisk manager apk first
then flashed magisk from recovery(twrp required)
and right after that(before reboot) phh's su.
Rebooted, installed phh's superuser application from the playstore.
That got me a systemless root.
A systemless xposed is a little harder.
First you need the Material Design Xposed Installer from that link.
If you installed that then head into the magisk manager, swipe left, downloads
Download and install xposed sdk 21 for android 5.0 and sdk 23 for 6.0
It should reboot into recovery and flash the systemless xposed module.
Reboot into system, its gonna take a while, around 10-15 minutes.
And that got me the systemless xposed.
I should say that you should backup your stuff, but its broken in twrp so whatever.
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Are you experiencing any hiccups from EMUI OS after using this method.
I mean, like, settings not working, just flashing and force closing or any other thing which should not be?
Are you using v6 and can you play Pokémon go? (If you do)
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muradulislam said:
You can also give BootManager a try to stop unwanted applications starting at boot and another I like is Xposed additions to map hardware buttons to new functions.
Have been trying to find some more but except flat style bar indicators, could not find a good one. It's fun to play with but did not keep it for long...
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Will do mate
Did anyone else try it?
So from what I can understand you need to flash magisk and then phh superuser. Is that right?
themegaphoenix said:
Did anyone else try it?
So from what I can understand you need to flash magisk and then phh superuser. Is that right?
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Phh's SU first. Then Magisk. You can also use systemless SuperSU with it.
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Phh's SU first. Then Magisk. You can also use systemless SuperSU with it.
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You are wrong. It is Magisk and then Phh' SU
It is all working now
Although if you try to install xposed through Magisk it will bootloop. I spent hours try to figure it out why, before i remembered that the theme manager doesnt work with xposed and i think you need to deodex the rom before you install it
ps: when i finally flashed Magisk v8, rebooted and started magisk manager, guess what-- v9 came out (tried to flash that, but it kept saying that boot image does not enough space, so i fashed Digikernel and it worked)
edit: and pokemon go is working so i assume it passes safetynet
Oops. Sorry about that.
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I have installed Magisk on my XT1575, for those who dont know, its a method in which Xposed can be installed systemless, with the benefit of taking OTA's. And as a bonus, things like android pay work (with a on-the-fly toggle) to turn off root check, snapchat works, etc.
Pre-requisites (MARSHMALLOW)
1. Stock rom (this is mandated by the developer @topjohnwu ) preferably stock kernel, but i am using frankenclark
1A. TWRP (Download Link Here) https://dl.twrp.me/clark/twrp-3.0.2-0-clark.img.html
2. Magisk manager zip (Download Link Here) http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=19632&task=get
3. Custom superuser PHH-Superuser (Download link here) http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=19633&task=get
4. Custom Xposed (Download Link Here) http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3832615&d=1470276932
5. Custom Superuser app from the playstore (Download Link Here) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.phh.superuser
6. Custom Xposed Installer (Download Link Here) http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=19668&task=get
Steps:
1. Start with clean stock marshmallow 18-4 (i used the firmware flash and did it that way)
2. Install TWRP (1A)
3. Boot into TWRP recovery (do not select system writable. leave it stock, this ensures the chances of OTA support, unless you dont care, then set it writable)
4. Flash frankenkernel, if you want, if not continue on
5. Flash MAGISK (2)
6. FLASH custom superuser (3)
7. Flash Xposed framework (4)
8. reboot into marshamallow
9. Before opening MAGISK, install the custom superuser app from the playstore (5)
10. Install the custom XPOSED installer (6)
11. You should now see that xposed 86.3 is active
12. Profit, make sure to check MAGISK and see if the toggle between rooted and unrooted works, but it should.
MAGISK thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
Links #3 and #4 are dead.
Do I need PHH-Superuser or can I use SuperSU? It looks like I only need PHH-Superuser if I want to use android Pay.
betarepeating said:
Links #3 and #4 are dead.
Do I need PHH-Superuser or can I use SuperSU? It looks like I only need PHH-Superuser if I want to use android Pay.
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Correct, if your not interested in the whole android pay thing. Its because i havent updated to the version 2 links yet
aer0zer0 said:
Correct, if your not interested in the whole android pay thing. Its because i havent updated to the version 2 links yet
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What are you running for a stock, rooted systemless supersu ROM that passes safety net?
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What are you running for a stock, rooted systemless supersu ROM that passes safety net?
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whelp, the whole reason i had a xpure was because my 10 was getting uh oh'd for a broken display, and that took 2 weeks. When i wrote the post, magisk and phh was rollin in the regards that android pay (safetynet) had been beat, so i wrote a writeup on how to do it. Now safetynet has been upgraded to the point where magisk is beat, afaik.
Magisk screwed with my banking app, and i didnt use it for anything else, so i stuck with systemless supersu & xposed instead, no magisk on my 10.
Honestly, im not sure why people want android pay, all the places i used it, charged me extra for using, like a 1.50 pepsi cost 2.10 out of our vending machines at work.
Couldn't agree more. For the systemless root - all you did was install SuperSU from play store and run that command in twrp?
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Titanium backup will not gain root access. Can someone help?
dkeepitabuck said:
Titanium backup will not gain root access. Can someone help?
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Is your phone rooted?
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Cdub1976 said:
Is your phone rooted?
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I fixed it but I need help getting secure settings to work. I did something to get it working earlier but it caused TB to break.
I am running TruPureXMM ROM, can i still flash phh's superuser even though i already have SuperSU systemless root that came with the ROM?
SnowBlacks said:
I am running TruPureXMM ROM, can i still flash phh's superuser even though i already have SuperSU systemless root that came with the ROM?
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No, Magisk is only designed for stock, unrooted roms. It doesn't get around SafetyNet anymore anyway, Android Pay, Pokémon Go, and most financial apps won't work anyway.
acejavelin said:
No, Magisk is only designed for stock, unrooted roms. It doesn't get around SafetyNet anymore anyway, Android Pay, Pok�©mon Go, and most financial apps won't work anyway.
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Yeah, i wanna use suHide but i need magisk first. Can i just unroot and then flash phh superuser?
SnowBlacks said:
Yeah, i wanna use suHide but i need magisk first. Can i just unroot and then flash phh superuser?
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Nandroid and try a full unroot and reboot... It might work since it's largely stock, but it doesn't work in most custom roms
Hello ^^
I am hoping that some of you guys can help me out of a little issue that i am having, i will try and explain what has happened up until now as best i can:
As many people know, the latest update to Pokemon GO, knocks out rooted users. I did not know this and updated last night, however, dispite running a custom ROM (PureNexus) and being rooted, my game loaded up like normal and let me play. It wasn't until i checked that my SuperSU that i found that root wasn't actually working at that time, so i re-flashed the latest Super SU and all was good, but, obviously, this knocked out Pokemon GO.
I read up on the trick of using Magisk to be able to turn off root and when was needed as to get the game to work, so i went about trying to get it working. I unrooted via Super SU and then rebooted and flashed the Magisk installer and PHH Superuser (as i heard this was best for compatability). After the phone rebooted i, installed the Magisk launcher and the PHH SU program from the Play Store, but when i opened any app that reuqited root, it was still telling me i wasn't rooted anymore, and thus, when i opened PGO, it worked.
I am kinda lost from here, i want to get my phone rooted again, and i want to get Magisk working so i can still enjoy PGO and some of my occasionally used apps that require root, so my questions are as follows:
1. Can you re-flash an SU over an old one to get root back, or do i need to fully un-root and root again?
2. If i was to re-flash SuperSU (with Magisk support), would this get me rooted again and allow me to flash Magisk as normal?
I am a little lost here, any and all help would be appreciated.
Thanks to all in advance.
Have you tried Root Cloak xposed module?
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Have you tried Root Cloak xposed module?
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i have, it doesnt work as PGO uses safetynet, like Andriod Pay
Ohh snap, well that's all I had...I don't play PoGo
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For magisk to work, you have to use it to root and unroot. From what I understand, it temporarily removes root system wide when you do this. Basically it's a more convenient way to root and unroot.
Android Police has an article on it right now. The instructions for installation and usage are correct.
The problem is probably related to a failure to make sure all traces of previous SuperSU installations are gone.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/09/11/guide-play-pokemon-go-0-37-rooted-android-magisk
For magisk to work it's best to fully unroot, maybe try unsu.zip,
Then have a 100% stock system and boot (kernel)
And before flashing magisk and phh, try the SafetyNet checker app in the playstore. (PoGO uses SafetyNet to check for root, same as Android Pay)
If you pass then go ahead and flash magisk, phh, and then phh app followed by magisk manager
In the magisk thread are all the instructions to follow
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Magisk v8 --> I haven't tested Magisk hide settings since I am not using SuperSu and suhide, but feel free to test and report
- Added Zenfone 2 Signature
- Point to init.aosp.rc
SuperUser r277 --> Only difference I can see between this and r272 is in hidesu. Users have reported SafetyNet still doesn't pass. I note last commit on github was 4 days ago. I'll compile again if there's any new/significant updates
superuser-r277-hidesu_x86_and fixed_for_ZF2(6.0_bootloader)_by_ameel.zip
- Compiled for x86
- Fixed install scripts
- Added Zenfone 2 Signature
superuser-r277-hidesu_x86_compiled_by_ameel.zip --> This does not work on Zenfone 2 (MM bootloader). It should work for 'regular' x86 bootloaders (e.g. Zenfone 2 running official CM13 on LP bootloader). (Also note I didn't fix the install script, so it might not actually work at all. If it doesn't let me know and I'll fix it)
- Compiled for x86
SuperSu 2.78 SR1 --> works with suhide 0.54 but is very sluggish and laggy on the Zenfone 2!
- Added Zenfone 2 Signature
Xposed 86.2 for Systemless SuperSu
- Forced oat 067
SuperUser r272 --> This contains Hidesu, which is as of time of this post the only su that passes SafetyNet
- Compiled for x86
- Fixed install scripts
- Added Zenfone 2 Signature
Magisk v7
- Added Zenfone 2 Signature
- Point to init.aosp.rc
Xposed 86.6 for Magisk (by topjohnwu)
- Forced oat 067
Note:
- Installing Magisk (even without installing xposed) causes SafetyNet to fail.
- Download and use at your own risk.
Usage:
The attached zip files need to be flashed from TWRP (or similar recovery)
VERY IMPORTANT: The Correct way to install ALL 3 is as follows:
1. Flash Magisk v7 and reboot
2. Flash SuperUser r272 and reboot
3. Flash Magisk modules
If you flash SuperUser r272 first, and flash Magisk, chances are your phone won't boot anymore (I haven't investigated why and won't bother for now).
Given that Magisk v7 fails SafetyNet even with SuperUser r272's hidesu, I wouldn't bother installing the 3 together. Either install SuperUser r272 for root that passes SafetyNet, or install Magisk or Xposed with existing root solutions (i.e. not SuperUser r272).
Credits
Credits to:
- phhusson for SuperUser, and particularly his helpful replies despite my annoying requests
- topjohnwu for magisk
- rovo89 for xposed
- ???? (not sure who to attribute credits to) for Zenfone 2 signature
Click the "Thanks!" button if my files or posts are helpful.
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Reserved (why not?)
nice that was fast!
With your supersu, we van play pokémon go thats it ? Even if i dont flash magisk?
Ty
quick05 said:
With your supersu, we van play pokémon go thats it ? Even if i dont flash magisk?
Ty
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Yes.
ameel said:
Yes.
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Xposed will works or need to flash yours ?
Thanks @ameel!
At least get back my root with this new supersuhide 272.
I assume your ZF2 imei issue is fixed?
hello ameel.
thanks for your work (hope you succeed to recover your phone in the process)!
I just see the SafetyNet update that fail with Magisk now (v6 or v7)
I'll test superuser while it passes safetynet. it won't last long, I presume.
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Xposed will works or need to flash yours ?
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You can flash whichever xposed you want. I only provided the latest magisk version topjohnwu made, but fixed for Zenfone 2
Remember, if you install xposed, SafetyNet will fail.
chtan23 said:
Thanks @ameel!
At least get back my root with this new supersuhide 272.
I assume your ZF2 imei issue is fixed?
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Yes, imei fixed
geek85 said:
hello ameel.
thanks for your work (hope you succeed to recover your phone in the process)!
I just see the SafetyNet update that fail with Magisk now (v6 or v7)
I'll test superuser while it passes safetynet. it won't last long, I presume.
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yup, phone fixed! and yes, SafetyNet fails with Magisk installed (even without root installed). i'm sure topjohnwu will come up with something for Magisk, just have to wait i guess...
what about busybox with SuperUser r272 ?
can we install it? do we have to manually move the files in a custom directory?
geek85 said:
what about busybox with SuperUser r272 ?
can we install it? do we have to manually move the files in a custom directory?
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Just installed BusyBox downloaded from playstore. Granted root and installed busybox. All working. Passed SafetyNet. yay!
boss, Now how to pokemon go + root Passed SafetyNet?
chord314 said:
boss, Now how to pokemon go + root Passed SafetyNet?
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Flash SuperUser r272 to root and play pogo. You can't install magisk or xposed. They both cause SafetyNet to fail
ameel said:
Flash SuperUser r272 to root and play pogo. You can't install magisk or xposed. They both cause SafetyNet to fail
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thank^^
And what if I have the phone previously rooted? Can I just flash this new superuser or should I unroot from SuperSU first?
jman0 said:
And what if I have the phone previously rooted? Can I just flash this new superuser or should I unroot from SuperSU first?
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unroot first (maybe use the unSU script that exist elsewhere in this forum)
All this extra work just to play one game! Lol I'm glad I'm not into Pokémon Go!
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kenbo111 said:
All this extra work just to play one game! Lol I'm glad I'm not into Pokémon Go!
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I was wondering the same. But I believe this is also useful for repetitive OTA flashes (no need to flash eXposed, Viper, BB, etc on every flash).
agm2112 said:
I was wondering the same. But I believe this is also useful for repetitive OTA flashes (no need to flash eXposed, Viper, BB, etc on every flash).
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Very true.
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Dear @ameel,
Do you have any uninstaller of superUser r272??
Or can i use that one at phh superuser thread??
Thx..
Edited :
Trying flash SuperUser r272 only.. Done..
Checked SafetyNet Helper pass with green background..
Giving TB & Root Checker root acces..
Check SafetyNet Helper, it's failed with red background..
Reboot the phone and SafetyNet Helper pass again..
It's likely i must reboot the phone after giving superuser access to an app to pass SafetyNet..
Any help??
Did i do something wrong?..
I've recently got access to root on my device and its great and all but has anyone had any luck getting the framework for xposed installer via the toolkit? It install the app but not the framework its self. Am I missing something?
The ZIP file included in the toolkit is for 32-bit ARM devices, but the 727 is a 64-bit device. I got xposed running by rooting with the toolkit, then manually flashing the arm64 version of the xposed framework in TWRP. A word of warning, though: don't install any modules that modify the System UI. I tried installing the Flat Style Bar Indicators module, and got constant SystemUI FCs at boot, and they lock screen wouldn't load, so I had to find a clean TWRP backup and do a full reset.
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PeaKay.18 said:
I've recently got access to root on my device and its great and all but has anyone had any luck getting the framework for xposed installer via the toolkit? It install the app but not the framework its self. Am I missing something?
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You gotta give us more information. Which toolkit are you talking about? I am guessing the toolkit you are talking about is not having the latest framework.
There are several ways of getting xposed.
The straight forward way is to flash the xposed framework from recovery. http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/
You need sdk23 for arm64
Since you are already rooted, you can also use magisk. You can install systemless xposed from the magisk manager app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
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You gotta give us more information. Which toolkit are you talking about? I am guessing the toolkit you are talking about is not having the latest framework.
There are several ways of getting xposed.
The straight forward way is to flash the xposed framework from recovery. http://dl-xda.xposed.info/framework/
You need sdk23 for arm64
Since you are already rooted, you can also use magisk. You can install systemless xposed from the magisk manager app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
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Sorry. I meant the Le eco aio toolkit 4.0
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Sorry. I meant the Le eco aio toolkit 4.0
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Just follow the methods in the previous post, you should be good. I think the AIO tool doesn't include the latest version of Xposed.
To run Xposed on 8.1 do this:
Be on Oreo 8.1 (Always be on Oreo 8.1)
Install TWRP for Oreo 8.1
Install Magisk 15.3/URL]
[*]In Magisk Manager (Now installed) - Downloads - Install Xposed Framework (SDK 27)
[*]In Magisk Manager - Downloads - Xposed Framework (SDK 27) - Install Modified Installer 3.1.4 (Link in description)
[*] Reboot
[*]Profit
@prot- Thank you for the link: see [URL="https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268"][2017.1.9][Magisk] Systemless Xposed v89.1/v90.0-beta1 (SDK 21-27) for more details...
Where is modified installer to download?
My xposed framework is active, but I can't enable xprivacy module
bush911 said:
Where is modified installer to download?
My xposed framework is active, but I can't enable xprivacy module
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
First page in the downloads
Doesn't work for me... I've been trying every possible method all day.
thank you, finally got it installed and active, now trying to find some useful modules
prot- said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
First page in the downloads
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Finally found the answer... but this method does not use Magisk.
y2kbugleung said:
Okay I think I can conclude how to install Xposed on Pixel device (or some other devices as well).
1. Install Xposed installer, and place the Xposed-Framework zip in /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/cache/downloads/framework/
2. Disable ALL modules in MagiskManager
3. Install Xposed-Framework in Xposed installer with "install" button (NOT via recovery)
4. Reboot. Xposed is intalled. You can activate the Magisk modules again
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911jason said:
Finally found the answer... but this method does not use Magisk.
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When I wrote this, Magisk module was not there yet.
Please use the Magisk module one. It works best with Xposed-module + Magisk-module.
The Magisk method didn't work for me.
If I activate Xposed, install a module, and then disable Xposed, while the modification from the module still remain? Or will it deactivate?
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The Magisk method didn't work for me.
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What method? Are you unable to install Magisk 15.2 on Oreo 8.1? Go to the beta thread here
I updated the OP. I had the wrong link.
GroovinChip said:
If I activate Xposed, install a module, and then disable Xposed, while the modification from the module still remain? Or will it deactivate?
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Deactivate. You are disabling the framework. Kind of like if you took the legs off your table, will it levitate? Probably, not. However, you might need to test yourself..? I dunno...
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Deactivate. You are disabling the framework. Kind of like if you took the legs off your table, will it levitate? Probably, not. However, you might need to test yourself..? I dunno...
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Thanks. Yeah, I've been trying to test modules but nothing works on API 27 yet
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What method? Are you unable to install Magisk 15.2 on Oreo 8.1? Go to the beta thread here
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No, I have Magisk 15.2 working just fine, but installing Xposed through Magisk failed for me, not sure why. I posted a screenshot of the installation error in Post #4.
did you install busybox by osmosis?
Update: others having the same issue in the support thread
Mounting bug? I dunno...
I got rid of it after a few days, buggy and noticed definite slower device
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I got rid of it after a few days, buggy and noticed definite slower device
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What module did you have installed?
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What module did you have installed?
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Greenify only
Probably was greenify..?
For the life of me I can't get Xposed to activate on my phone. I've tried installing several different ways....flashing the zip in recovery, installing via magisk and even installing via Xposed installer app. I can get it to install but Xposed installer app says it's not activated.
Any suggestions?
**EDIT**
I was using the wrong installer. For anyone else having issues make sure you download the Xposed installer on the first page of op's linked thread. Install the Xposed installer, then go to magisk manager and download/install Xposed api27 for 8.1 Oreo. Reboot. Profit.
Attempting right now