Is it possible as of yet to install Xposed on 5.1 with the S6?
I have root, but the last time I tried to install TWRP and Xposed, I bricked my phone :c
Fortunately, I got it replaced
aaronfrickinaustin said:
Is it possible as of yet to install Xposed on 5.1 with the S6?
I have root, but the last time I tried to install TWRP and Xposed, I bricked my phone :c
Fortunately, I got it replaced
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Not at this time. No Xposed.
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Hello,
I was able to root my phone and to actually download the xposed where everything went well... Until I tried getting the G3 tweekbox it won't work wondering what I did wrong ?
It says the module not on or the xpose D framework but I have them both and the module is click on for both and I rebooted.
5.0.1 lg g3
raiinyxz said:
Hello,
I was able to root my phone and to actually download the xposed where everything went well... Until I tried getting the G3 tweekbox it won't work wondering what I did wrong ?
It says the module not on or the xpose D framework but I have them both and the module is click on for both and I rebooted.
5.0.1 lg g3
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Flash xposed v78 sdk21 arm from custom recovery then install xposed installer enable TweaksBox then reboot. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
I got xposed installed and I'm looking to remove it from my phone to update to latest version of go and root.
However in the "uninstall" button of framework is greyed out.
I read an article that said I must download and Uninstaller and boot it from my custom recovery.
However I have not flashed a custom recovery, I am just rooted and with xposed.
Should I attempt to install TWRP or is there a way to remove it without installing things?
In the xposed thread there is an uninstall file for download.
How did you install Xposed? Uninstall it the same way.
How did i know which one is the right version?
Phurkus said:
How did i know which one is the right version?
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it's the arm64 file
Phurkus said:
I got xposed installed and I'm looking to remove it from my phone to update to latest version of go and root.
However in the "uninstall" button of framework is greyed out.
I read an article that said I must download and Uninstaller and boot it from my custom recovery.
However I have not flashed a custom recovery, I am just rooted and with xposed.
Should I attempt to install TWRP or is there a way to remove it without installing things?
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there is a way, when i get ready to KDZ my phone i make a video to show you how to uninstall xposed framwork
you dont need TWRP cause if you try to put it on the phone you will brick it
Phurkus said:
I got xposed installed and I'm looking to remove it from my phone to update to latest version of go and root.
However in the "uninstall" button of framework is greyed out.
I read an article that said I must download and Uninstaller and boot it from my custom recovery.
However I have not flashed a custom recovery, I am just rooted and with xposed.
Should I attempt to install TWRP or is there a way to remove it without installing things?
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https://youtu.be/ZAVtqIUMTII
enjoy
LASERWOLF452 said:
https://youtu.be/ZAVtqIUMTII
enjoy
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OMG thank you
astonmartin214 said:
OMG thank you
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you are welcome, glad it helped
Let's make this quick. Received nougat update, decided to root device, nougat version is nrd90r, twrp recovery version is 3.0.2-2, superSU tells me that I properly have root, root apps ask for root, the root apps never end up working and now I just want lollipop back. Tried cm 13 nightly but the zip file errors every time and I've downloaded it many times. Can someone give me some help. All I need is a rooted phone that works with Xposed. Thanks in advance for the help
randallrbaker said:
Let's make this quick. Received nougat update, decided to root device, nougat version is nrd90r, twrp recovery version is 3.0.2-2, superSU tells me that I properly have root, root apps ask for root, the root apps never end up working and now I just want lollipop back. Tried cm 13 nightly but the zip file errors every time and I've downloaded it many times. Can someone give me some help. All I need is a rooted phone that works with Xposed. Thanks in advance for the help
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right now xposed isn't compatible with nougat anyway.
to got back to M or L follow section 11 of this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-5x/general/guides-how-to-guides-beginners-t3206930
after that you can install twrp, supersu and xposed again.
I kNow nougat doesn't have Xposed yet and I was content with waiting it out but root doesn't even work. And I have some Google app that need to be removed lol. Thanks for the help I'll get back to you on the process!
randallrbaker said:
Let's make this quick. Received nougat update, decided to root device, nougat version is nrd90r, twrp recovery version is 3.0.2-2, superSU tells me that I properly have root, root apps ask for root, the root apps never end up working and now I just want lollipop back. Tried cm 13 nightly but the zip file errors every time and I've downloaded it many times. Can someone give me some help. All I need is a rooted phone that works with Xposed. Thanks in advance for the help
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It isn't that root isn't working, is that the apps your using need an update on how they call su. Su has changed with Android n and some things need updates to support it
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I flashed TWRP on my ZE551ML (Z00A-WW-2.20.40.198) and wanted to root a clean stock rom. I have successfully done so before on the same device by installing "BETA-SuperSU-v2.67-20160121175247.zip" downloaded from the official Chainfire site. I thought it would be better to have the newest version, so this time I tried to install "SR1-SuperSU-v2.79-SR1-20161221223537" from the same source. However, after installing that file, the phone stayed in a bootloop for around 10 minutes.
1. Is it normal for it to take that long, or does that mean that the second file is incompatible with my phone?
2. Did I chose the wrong file, and should I have tried to install "BETA-SuperSU-v2.67-20160121175247.zip"?
3. Which zip should I install?
I have uninstalled again, and my phone boots. What I am asking about here is which file to install.
Fiksdal said:
I flashed TWRP on my ZE551ML (Z00A-WW-2.20.40.198) and wanted to root a clean stock rom. I have successfully done so before on the same device by installing "BETA-SuperSU-v2.67-20160121175247.zip" downloaded from the official Chainfire site. I thought it would be better to have the newest version, so this time I tried to install "SR1-SuperSU-v2.79-SR1-20161221223537" from the same source. However, after installing that file, the phone stayed in a bootloop for around 10 minutes.
1. Is it normal for it to take that long, or does that mean that the second file is incompatible with my phone?
2. Did I chose the wrong file, and should I have tried to install "BETA-SuperSU-v2.67-20160121175247.zip"?
3. Which zip should I install?
I have uninstalled again, and my phone boots. What I am asking about here is which file to install.
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Use the zip that worked before , you might have to update ...binaries after ..is all
Why you don't update to M is beyond me , the N lineage ROM is back on track by dev jrior too
timbernot said:
Use the zip that worked before , you might have to update ...binaries after ..is all
Why you don't update to M is beyond me , the N lineage ROM is back on track by dev jrior too
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Thanks!
I've tried M already, but my favorite Xposed modules didn't work.
Is Xposed working on N?
Fiksdal said:
Thanks!
I've tried M already, but my favorite Xposed modules didn't work.
Is Xposed working on N?
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You said the same a month back but yet you are having trouble with root
What will you miss exactly ?
Security updates to me are far more important
timbernot said:
Use the zip that worked before , you might have to update ...binaries after ..is all
Why you don't update to M is beyond me , the N lineage ROM is back on track by dev jrior too
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timbernot said:
You said the same a month back but yet you are having trouble with root
What will you miss exactly ?
Security updates to me are far more important
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Root is working beautifully on L, I've already installed the same SuperSU. Xposed modules are really important to me. One of my favorite modules, NetworkSpeedIndicator, didn't work for me on M. So I'm sticking with L for now. If I can get all my Xposed modules to work on M or N then I will happily upgrade
I know this is basic stuff but I needed some assitance please.
My goal is to have a systemless root with Xposed and Magisk so I can run apps like Netflix.
Besides not being able to use Netflix I'm rather satisfied with my current setup. Which is:
Note 4 Verizon / 6.0.1 / Paulpizz Rom which includes Xposed.
My problem is I've tried to install Magisk, but get stuck at a neverending load at the Verizon load screen.
I understand Netflix uses google Safetynet and I think that even if I did have Magisk installed the fact I have a custom Rom would make the check fail anyways.
Also, when I tried installing Xposed on my Stock Rom, it failed due to the compatibility issues with this combination.
So how can I change my current setup to one where I have Xposed and Magisk (or something else) that will allow me to pass Safetynet?
Thank you in advance.
Freddiesilva
freddiesilva said:
I know this is basic stuff but I needed some assitance please.
My goal is to have a systemless root with Xposed and Magisk so I can run apps like Netflix.
Besides not being able to use Netflix I'm rather satisfied with my current setup. Which is:
Note 4 Verizon / 6.0.1 / Paulpizz Rom which includes Xposed.
My problem is I've tried to install Magisk, but get stuck at a neverending load at the Verizon load screen.
I understand Netflix uses google Safetynet and I think that even if I did have Magisk installed the fact I have a custom Rom would make the check fail anyways.
Also, when I tried installing Xposed on my Stock Rom, it failed due to the compatibility issues with this combination.
So how can I change my current setup to one where I have Xposed and Magisk (or something else) that will allow me to pass Safetynet?
Thank you in advance.
Freddiesilva
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In order to install magisk on anything now you must patch the boot IMG prior to booting for the first time . xposed needs to be your api and touvhwiz compatible . I think wanam does a version for samsung
mojoswagger1980 said:
In order to install magisk on anything now you must patch the boot IMG prior to booting for the first time . xposed needs to be your api and touvhwiz compatible . I think wanam does a version for samsung
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Thanks for your help. I was able to flash stock rom by @PaulPizz from here and installed Magisk with stock boot.img, and installed the Xposed version from @wanam.
Special thanks to @PaulPizz and @wanam
freddiesilva said:
Thanks for your help. I was able to flash stock rom by @PaulPizz from here and installed Magisk with stock boot.img, and installed the Xposed version from @wanam.
Special thanks to @PaulPizz and @wanam
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Nice !! That's the much stabler method I was gonna say modestrom is the stock Samsung 6.0.1 base with magisk and boot patch installed as the root method, but you pretty much did that (I'm pretty sure the kernel he made would work the ROM was built from the stock Verizon ROM )
Thanks for the info on this post I was having trouble installing xposed but now I got it working using wanam xposed on my Note 4 n910v.