Is there a working Xposed framework that can be used with the OP5? I'm coming from the LG V10 and have been using Xposed framework with the G3/G4 tweaksbox in Xposed which was awesome for moding everything about system (getting date on status bar, etc.). Is there anything like that for OP5 or OP in general?
Launchpad McQuack said:
Is there a working Xposed framework that can be used with the OP5? I'm coming from the LG V10 and have been using Xposed framework with the G3/G4 tweaksbox in Xposed which was awesome for moding everything about system (getting date on status bar, etc.). Is there anything like that for OP5 or OP in general?
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Xposed has nothing to do with certain phones. Unless Xposed is released for Nougat, which doens't look like it's going to happen, you'd have to downgrade to a MM ROM to used Xposed on the OP5. Short answer, no.
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Xposed has nothing to do with certain phones. Unless Xposed is released for Nougat, which doens't look like it's going to happen, you'd have to downgrade to a MM ROM to used Xposed on the OP5. Short answer, no.
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Ok, thank you. But we do have Magisk, which I thought was based on Xposed? Are there mods through Magisk similar to the Xposed tweaks I mentioned that work on OP5? I see a bunch of listed modules in Magisk Manager, but none that are system level mods.
Magisk has nothing to do with Xposed..
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Ok, thank you. But we do have Magisk, which I thought was based on Xposed? Are there mods through Magisk similar to the Xposed tweaks I mentioned that work on OP5? I see a bunch of listed modules in Magisk Manager, but none that are system level mods.
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Magisk is the root management part of the equation and it does have some modules, but nothing near what Xposed offered. Someone more involved would have to speak to the exact reason (I suspect xposed hooks into many more aspects of /system than Magisk does, or has the ability to do), but it does offer some functionality. The modules you mentioned aren't likely going to be offered though.
Official Xposed for nougat has been released
Anyone tested this out yet on stock rooted OOS?
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Anyone tested this out yet on stock rooted OOS?
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=74084843&postcount=3
I'm running xXx 3.8 with magisk 14.2 and installed Xposed with no issues
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Is there an Xposed Framwork for nougat? I want to use xposed installer on my CM 14.1 but i can't find any xposed framework for nougat that i can flash.
No, there is no Xposed for Nougat (yet).
And soon we'll see Android 8! This time the development of Xposed for the latest Android version completely failed.
utkarsh agarwal said:
Is there an Xposed Framwork for nougat? I want to use xposed installer on my CM 14.1 but i can't find any xposed framework for nougat that i can flash.
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Status of Xposed for Nougat:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=70773752&postcount=41
Yeah, after I read his post I must take my words back. Big thanks to rovo89 for the whole xposed project which turned Android to a whole new universe. In the end he has real life and working on Xposed is more like a hobby for him.
he'll do it in his own time. I'm sure once it hits we will all celebrate .
But for know we must be patient lol
Hi everyone,
I have a really crazy idea and like to hear your opinion about it. But first let me introduce the topic.
First, let's take a look at what is going on when upgrading from one major Android version to a newer.
The boot and system partition are filled with new content.
Beside kernel adjustments, this is only related to Android, not device specific stuff, right?
Then we have more stuff like the recovery, closed source drivers for the modem, etc. Several times I read about the "firmware". I'm not sure what is meant with firmware exactly in case of a smartphone and how much device specific it is.
How much is this further stuff related to the Android version running on the device?
Summarizing, what is done by a manufacturer when upgrading a device from let's say Marshmallow to Nougat? What needs to be touched and what is not?
Now to the crazy idea. What about downgrading from one major Android version to an older, espacially when there is no older version by the manufacturer? What would need to be touched in this case? Did someone ever try this?
Finally I come to the real question:
Is it possible to port Android Marshmallow to the OnePlus 5?
The reason for this crazy idea is that I can't live without Xposed. But the Xposed Framework isn't available yet for Android Nougat. And to be honest, I'm not sure anymore if it will ever be.
I'm a developer, but I'm afraid I'm not experienced enough to help porting Xposed over to Android Nougat. I would if I could, but my time is limited also.
In contrast to porting Xposed to Nougat, porting Marshmallow to the OnePlus 5 might be easier for me or us, the people who would like to have a OnePlus 5, but can't live without Xposed.
I'm curious about what you think about this crazy idea.
What about Magisk? I've heard that Magisk simplify everything
I actually like the idea! It would be great to have "retro" ROMs, like Android 5, 4.4, or lower. I know it's a bit stupid, but that would be cool in my opinion
I would love it also just because of Xposed,nothing else really
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What about Magisk? I've heard that Magisk simplify everything
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Magisk is a great tool, but it doesn't have the capabilities of Xposed. So this won't help.
But let's talk only about Marshmallow on the OnePlus 5 here, not about alternatives.
I would absolutely love if OP5 had a Custom Marshmallow port.....I also cannot live without Xposed.
I heard Xposed was ported on Nougat Rom with ARM architecture
I heard Xposed was ported on Nougat Rom with ARM architecture
Jonathanve said:
I heard Xposed was ported on Nougat Rom with ARM architecture
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Not true....it is still very much in a development stage as stated in this most recent update from XDA/Rovo
https://www.xda-developers.com/xposed-android-nougat-support/
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I would absolutely love if OP5 had a Custom Marshmallow port.....I also cannot live without Xposed.
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Just curious, but why? What do you use in Xposed you can't live without that root and custom ROMs don't offer?
Due to the fact you would have to literally write a kernel for MM for the Oneplus5 as there is no existing one, it would be more worthwhile to put all that time into geting Xposed working.
It's probably possible but the mammoth effort to get an older OS on your device would not be expedient...
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Not true....it is still very much in a development stage as stated in this most recent update from XDA/Rovo
https://www.xda-developers.com/xposed-android-nougat-support/
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I am currently using the Oneplus 5,
do you think there could be any way i can use Xposed?
The reason I prefer Oneplus is for being so open and easy to root together with Xposed personally.
1. Technically it should be possible, you just need drivers that would boot Marshmallow on SD 835.
2. Older systems usually have simpler/less API than new one, so there would be no "unsupported" system features.
3. Easiest way would be to port a kernel from a device that shipps with SD 835 and Marshmallow, for now I saw some on benchmarks, but they will probably ship with N onboard when released.
geoff5093 said:
Just curious, but why? What do you use in Xposed you can't live without that root and custom ROMs don't offer?
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We don't discuss this here. You can believe me, when I say I can't live without it. Xposed's capabilities go much much further then custom roms.
Cypher_01 said:
We don't discuss this here. You can believe me, when I say I can't live without it. Xposed's capabilities go much much further then custom roms.
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Which is why I asked... The point of this thread you created was to get Xposed on the OP5, so I don't see why you can't discuss that here. I'm genuinely curious what it is about Xposed that you need that custom ROMs and/or root can't offer.
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Which is why I asked... The point of this thread you created was to get Xposed on the OP5, so I don't see why you can't discuss that here. I'm genuinely curious what it is about Xposed that you need that custom ROMs and/or root can't offer.
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The thread is about getting Marshmallow on the OP5.
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Which is why I asked... The point of this thread you created was to get Xposed on the OP5, so I don't see why you can't discuss that here. I'm genuinely curious what it is about Xposed that you need that custom ROMs and/or root can't offer.
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https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/mod-force-touch-detector-t3130154
Not possible currently without Xposed. Have not seen an app able to do this, have not seen Tasker or Tasker Plug-In able to do this.....nothing does this function. Very useful!
@geoff5093 OK, if you really want to know, I took the time to create a short list:
YouTube AdAway is a good example. It removes ads from the original YouTube app.
YouTube Background Playback adds what you usually only get when you pay for YouTube Red.
XHangouts adds certain stuff to the Hangouts app, like moving the call button to the manu, so that you don't accidently press it.
Amplify can extend your battery life.
Greenify works also only with root, but better (more capabilities) with Xposed.
MinMinGuard removes ads from apps.
App Settings, a classic module by rovo89, the developer of Xposed, can do several configuration stuff per app.
GravityBox is an example, that offers functionality that can also be done by using a custom rom, but selected features are only offered by this module.
I do even more with Xposed, almost everything isn't possible using only root and custom roms.
TL;DR
A custom rom can only add/change functionality of built in stuff, not apps. Xposed can manipulate also apps.
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@geoff5093 OK, if you really want to know, I took the time to create a short list:
YouTube AdAway is a good example. It removes ads from the original YouTube app.
YouTube Background Playback adds what you usually only get when you pay for YouTube Red.
XHangouts adds certain stuff to the Hangouts app, like moving the call button to the manu, so that you don't accidently press it.
Amplify can extend your battery life.
Greenify works also only with root, but better (more capabilities) with Xposed.
MinMinGuard removes ads from apps.
App Settings, a classic module by rovo89, the developer of Xposed, can do several configuration stuff per app.
GravityBox is an example, that offers functionality that can also be done by using a custom rom, but selected features are only offered by this module.
I do even more with Xposed, almost everything isn't possible using only root and custom roms.
TL;DR
A custom rom can only add/change functionality of built in stuff, not apps. Xposed can manipulate also apps.
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Thanks for the list. I used to use many of those as well, but the benefits of greenify and amplify are pretty much moot when you have to sacrifice the significantly enhanced performance of doze in Nougat.
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It seems that not many people are interested in Marshmallow on the OnePlus 5. This is comprehensible, at least since we saw a first unofficial release of Xposed for Nougat here on XDA.
For everyone participating in this thread, Xposed is the reason why we would like to see Marshmallow on the OnePlus 5. Once Xposed for Nougat is out, the idea get's obsolete.
Let's see when we will get Xposed for Nougat, hopefully rovo89 is successful! :fingers-crossed:
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I heard Xposed was ported on Nougat Rom with ARM architecture
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Unofficial Xposed is Working on Nugat, though it breaks, SafetyNet. It was first tasted on OP3T :fingers-crossed:
[XPOSED] [NOUGAT] [WORK] [CAN UNSTABLE] Xposed SDK25/24 for all arch
Not all of the Modules are working, here's an Unofficial List...
[UNOFFICIAL] List of modules which work with Nougat Xposed SDK25
the Unofficial Supported Device list sohows OP5 is supported.
Take risk, you never know what you may find. At least you may come up with some interesting Logs.
Xposed was released for Oreo! Been so long don't know where to start.
EDIT: (I was just being dumb)
Grab the systemless version. Easiest way is through Magisk. Just make sure your on 15.2 or grab it via the link below.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
I think the best method is using the systemless version for magisk, I just tried it and it works.
Simpy go into modules and you will see the sdk27 version at the very bottom: tap on it, you see there is an updated xposed manager apk made for the new magisk version.
Download the apk, install the module, reboot, install apk, reboot.
Works with no problems
Enjoy
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
TENN3R said:
I think the best method is using the systemless version for magisk, I just tried it and it works.
Simpy go into modules and you will see the sdk27 version at the very bottom: tap on it, you see there is an updated xposed manager apk made for the new magisk version.
Download the apk, install the module, reboot, install apk, reboot.
Works with no problems
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I feel dumb but I don't see xposed anywhere in the modules section of the Magisk Manager app.
Is there some other way I should be finding modules? I click on the hamburger menu and then downloads and there's about 30 or so listed.
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Never mind. I figured out I had to be on Magisk 15.2. I was on 14.5.
So anyway I downloaded the Xposed Installer that is linked in Magisk Manager and installed it. Then I installed Xposed inside of Magisk. The only problem is the Xposed Installer crashes every time I click on a module to download. Does anyone else have this issue?
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... The only problem is the Xposed Installer crashes every time I click on a module to download. Does anyone else have this issue?
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Yes, I confirm, I don't know if it's caused by Magisk or because it's just a beta...
Anyway there is a workaround, instead of downloading the module from xposed manager, download the apk of the module from internet (official repo website or from whatever you want), because when you are going to install and enable the modules there are no problems, and after a reboot they're working.
Updated op to reflect install options. Happy modding everyone!
Success! ?
.. now for that network speed in the status bar hehe
has anyone succeeded in using xprivacy? I tried, it said xprivacy is not enabled.
Uh for some reason my downloads tab of Xposed just constantly says pull down to refresh and offers no modules
KittyRgnarok said:
Uh for some reason my downloads tab of Xposed just constantly says pull down to refresh and offers no modules
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Did you download the modded apk as well? That's what threw me off
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has anyone succeeded in using xprivacy? I tried, it said xprivacy is not enabled.
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Don't know if it's supported. Of course you rebooted? I'm sure a lot of things will need slight tweaks to work on Oreo
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Did you download the modded apk as well? That's what threw me off
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Yeah I did everything the same as the way you installed nougat Xposed systemlessly. Also the framework module caused a lot of choppiness on my phone so I uninstalled it anyways
Just a head's up that MinMinGuard causes my Pixel to start crashing like crazy
I have been thinking of installing this since last night, but with it still in beta and modules still needing fixed for 8.1 I just can't see any reason (other than something new for me to play with) that will benefit me enough to deal with the SafetyNet failure.
How is Xposed for 8.1 now? Any updates on this? Thanks! @sliding_billy
marsrolled said:
How is Xposed for 8.1 now? Any updates on this? Thanks! @sliding_billy
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Not running it since it still doesn't offer a way to pass SafetyNet.
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Not running it since it still doesn't offer a way to pass SafetyNet.
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Alrighty, thanks. I got a question for you senior member, of all the roms you've tested, which has the best battery life even if compromising a little performance? Thanks. Also, any interesting things going on for our og pixel?
marsrolled said:
Alrighty, thanks. I got a question for you senior member, of all the roms you've tested, which has the best battery life even if compromising a little performance? Thanks. Also, any interesting things going on for our og pixel?
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I am happily enjoying the stock ROM on my XL and I keep the same installed on my wife's Pixel. I spent years swapping out custom ROMs on various devices and expected to do the same when I got the PIxels (very shortly after released almost 2 years ago). After the initial shortage of custom ROMs (due to the new OS engineering method) subsided and plenty came out, I realized there was nothing I was missing enough to deal with running custom and not being able to do a monthly update that takes me literally less than 10 minutes. Besides not missing anything, there is pretty much no bloat I need to get rid of, and the device still runs great even with a handful of "always on" apps. Probably best for you to look at the development sub-forum and do your research there and ask questions.
haven't used xposed in years. Is it still worth it with the recent android OS's?
nasedase said:
haven't used xposed in years. Is it still worth it with the recent android OS's?
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That's like asking, "which tastes better, vanilla or chocolate?" Make a twrp backup, and give it a try, what you like, another may hate. For me, it's fun to add features when I'm using a rom that is lacking in that department.
Hello friends,
is it possible to install xposed framework on LG G6 running Oreo? If yes, is there a guide topic for how to do it?
I especially want xposed framework to use Youtube Background Playback modification. Is there a way to run youtube in background without xposed framework? Thanks for your answers.
ndroid1562 said:
Hello friends,
is it possible to install xposed framework on LG G6 running Oreo? If yes, is there a guide topic for how to do it?
I especially want xposed framework to use Youtube Background Playback modification. Is there a way to run youtube in background without xposed framework? Thanks for your answers.
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Magisk module youtube vanced it is a good option and you can pass safetynet
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Magisk module youtube vanced it is a good option and you can pass safetynet
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Is it working on oreo? Is there an "How-to-topic" for installing magisk?
Download the latest version of iytbp & microg. No root required and its much better than any xposed mod I've ever used to emulate the same result (background playback etc)
Just Google: iytbp xda
ndroid1562 said:
Hello friends,
is it possible to install xposed framework on LG G6 running Oreo? If yes, is there a guide topic for how to do it?
I especially want xposed framework to use Youtube Background Playback modification. Is there a way to run youtube in background without xposed framework? Thanks for your answers.
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Installing Oreo now, ill test it myself and report back with results, but it appears it is working... (https://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g6/how-to/lg-g6-stock-oreo-root-xposed-t3795323/page2)
Edit: Cant install without stock recovery, cant find stock recovery.... attempting to download kdz and extract it...
Edit 2: Thanks Zefie, dirty flashed v20a zip, mostly everything working!
I installed xposed magisk module and xposed works perfectly.
cpu frequencies get locked for me if i install xposed, it only goes to 1500Mhz so it gets very laggy, when i unistall xposed it takes a while, but get's back to full power in a cuple of minutes
ndroid1562 said:
Hello friends,
is it possible to install xposed framework on LG G6 running Oreo? If yes, is there a guide topic for how to do it?
I especially want xposed framework to use Youtube Background Playback modification. Is there a way to run youtube in background without xposed framework? Thanks for your answers.
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Can confirm, Xpsoed framework works fine for me aswell (SDK 26 from Magisk modules), some issues with FSBI, but seems to be on the apps end, everything else seems to works fine (Adaway for youtube, Dimensions Changer, XPrivacy Lua, and Xstana), not having problems with locked cpu clocks as mentioned.
So is there a topic for how to install magisk and xposed framework on our devices? I don't want to damage my LG G6 :/
ndroid1562 said:
So is there a topic for how to install magisk and xposed framework on our devices? I don't want to damage my LG G6 :/
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Its pretty simple, (I believe the process is the same between H870 and US997).
Install magisk (if you dont have it already its just a matter of flashing the Magisk V16.0 zip in TWRP or similar recovery).
Go to 'downloads' tab in magisk, search for 'Xpsoed'.
Install the one by rovo89 titled "Xposed Framework (SDK 26)". *Note* I have tried the version that is supposed to work on multiple sdks, it installs with no issue but no apps can connect the the framework...
Reboot
Open Xposed Installer app (if not installed, just search for DVDandroid's Xposed Installer
Done!
I tried this on my recently flashed LG G6 Oreo 8.00 and the phone took ages to start up and basically froze. It was quite laggy so I uninstalled it within Magisk
I tested out this edxposed for pie everyone is raging about. Works pretty good. Ha vent had any boot loops like the beta 3 on the official xposed. Gravity box works pretty good for just being released. I would make sure you have a magisk uninstaller just in case it doesn't like your device.
Also make sure running riru core v11 most up to date one
I'v including all things needed to get you going
so pretty exciting news for those who love xposed and gravity box!!
edxpose installer:
https://github.com/ElderDrivers/EdXposed/releases/download/v0.3.1.2/EdXposedInstaller_v2.2.3-release.apk
Edxposed framework:
https://github.com/ElderDrivers/EdXposed/releases/download/v0.3.1.2/magisk-EdXposed-v0.3.1.2_beta-release.zip
Riru core:
https://github.com/RikkaApps/Riru/releases/download/v17/magisk-riru-core-v17.zip
Working great on 8141 also instlled two days ago when sew GravityBox for pie
Sent from my G8141 using Tapatalk
super working exposed g8141
Are you using xperia rom? or custom rom? cause im going to buy a xperia 10, so i want to know. thanks
Anyone got gravitybox working on 9.0?
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Anyone got gravitybox working on 9.0?
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Anyone who tried.... 9.0 beta version has been out and working for ages
saved-j said:
Anyone got gravitybox working on 9.0?
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If you have already acquired root and have magisk, you can try this.If you have already acquired root and have magisk, you can try this. I don't have a gravity toolbox installed, but I use some modules.
TaiChi-A framework to use Xposed modules with or without Root/Unlock bootloader, supportting Android 5.0 ~ 9.0.