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Hey,
So here is the stock browser (stock as in wht u get with samsung's firmware, not aosp) with fullscreen turned on.
Instructions :
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Uninstall/Reinstall Method
Code:
adb shell
su
rm /system/app/Browser.apk
rm /system/app/Browser.odex
pm uninstall com.android.browser
exit
exit
Now u have two options :
1.
Code:
adb install <drag Browser.apk here>
2.
Code:
adb push <drag Browser.apk here> /sdcard/Browser.apk
adb shell
su
cp /sdcard/Browser.apk /system/app/Browser.apk
exit exit
Download
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Update.zip Method
Just flash this
Enjoy.
Looks awesome, will try it out but can't i just install this on the phone?
MAMBO04 said:
Looks awesome, will try it out but can't i just install this on the phone?
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There will be a signature mismatch with the stock browser that is installed.
Once u uninstall it like i showed, then u can install/uninstall this like a regular app.
Edit : I cud make this into an update.zip if ppl want it tht way :S. That will replace the stock browser with this, but since core won't be running it won't complain about a digest mismatch in the manifest.
hmm okay i see an update.zip would be cool if you could thanks for this!
sorry for the stupid question, but... What do "fullscreen" means? What practical improvement we get?
daijirok said:
sorry for the stupid question, but... What do "fullscreen" means? What practical improvement we get?
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It hides the status bar essentially. So u have literally the WHOLE screen to browse a page.
Thank you i will give it a try!
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
Thanks for the zip file, will flash it now
Sent from my GT-I9000 using XDA App
I can´t fash it in recovery menu. It will always show it is abort. What can I do?
Connecter said:
I can´t fash it in recovery menu. It will always show it is abort. What can I do?
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Then do the alternate method as prescribed in the OP using adb.
Okay, I try. Typing it in a terminal or? He say "not found" ...
Connecter said:
Okay, I try. Typing it in a terminal or? He say "not found" ...
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Do u have adb setup ?
Like if you open command prompt / terminal and type "adb devices", u should see ur device. if you see "adb not found" or "list of attached devices" with noting underneath it then u haven't setup correctly. Google for setting up adb on ur platform.
Thx for help. I have uninstall it without problems. But by the installation i typing:
# adb install browser.apk
adb install browser.apk
adb: not found
#
I have copying your browser.apk in the tools folder. So what do I do wrong?
Thx you!
Connecter said:
Thx for help. I have uninstall it without problems. But by the installation i typing:
# adb install browser.apk
adb install browser.apk
adb: not found
#
I have copying your browser.apk in the tools folder. So what do I do wrong?
Thx you!
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well u shudnt do
adb shell
adb install browser.apk
U open command prompt and do adb install
Or u can just copy it to ur phone n install it like a regular app.
Daneshm90 said:
Or u can just copy it to ur phone n install it like a regular app.
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When I what to install it. He say "Programm not installed".
Connecter said:
When I what to install it. He say "Programm not installed".
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Try this Link
Daneshm90 said:
Try this Link
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Thx, but same problem again.
Connecter said:
Thx, but same problem again.
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Ok then u might've not uninstalled the system version properly.
When u ran the "pm uninstall" command,
U receive a "success" message ?
thx m8 ... great job its working !
Daneshm90 said:
Ok then u might've not uninstalled the system version properly.
When u ran the "pm uninstall" command,
U receive a "success" message ?
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I do the first step again. Then I try to install it. Now I have the fullscreen browser. Big THX for your support!!
[How to] Configure Terminal Emulator to use Correct BusyBox & Improve Shell Features
A little info on Android, Terminal Emulator, and Busybox
I'm very new to Android. I just got my first device a few months ago(my A100). I have used linux and other forms of unix off and on for over a decade though so I do have some applicable knowlege.
After writing Flashex I have noticed allot of people with miss configured environment variables for Terminal Emulator. The defaults in Terminal Emulator are NOT configured to use the right Busybox. This can make doing ALLOT of the stuff around here seem allot more complex then it is.
How to improve the way Terminal Emulator works
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(Note: I'm going under the assumption that Busybox is located in /system/xbin. It should be normaly, though it doesn't matter for this as long as you know the correct location and can put in place of /system/xbin in these directions)
1) Launch Terminal Emulator.
2) Look in the Menu in the upper right hand corver and select "Preferences".
3) Scroll down to the "Shell" section of "Preferences".
4) Select "Command Line" within the "Shell" section of "Preferences" and change it to the following;
/system/xbin/sh -u
Then Select "OK".
5) Select "Initial Command" within the "Shell" section of "Preferences" and change it to the following;
export PATH=/system/xbin:$PATH
Then Select "OK"
6) Now you will probably want to scroll up and change the color of the terminal background and text in the "Text" section of "Preferences".
Congratulations! You should now have a Bourne Shell(sh) with, color coded file types, TAB auto complete, and the correct Busybox version in the Terminal Emulator! YAY!
Why do I keep getting permission denied in TM?
helikido said:
Why do I keep getting permission denied in TM?
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Is your device rooted? Do you have busybox installed?
helikido said:
Why do I keep getting permission denied in TM?
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You may be getting the permission denied error if you used This root method because it used a non standard install of Busybox to do the job.
It can be updated from what I understand by just downloading the J Rummy Busybox installer from play.google.com and reinstalling Busybox. Also as asked above if you don't have busybox installed you wont be able to point TE to it.
Hope that resolves the issue
Re: [How to] Configure Terminal Emulator to use Correct BusyBox & Improve Shell Featu
I keep getting the same error with terminal emulator and script manager:
Unable to confirm location of BusyBox, please make sure you have busybox installed
Looked in /system/xbin if you have it installed in another location, you can just edit the path at the top of the script
3|[email protected]:/sdcard $
nice share
Confused!
Hey Guys!
After following the steps you mentioned and saved it and closed Terminal emulator and when trying to reopen it it does not open and it is a pre-installed app in my custom ROM so i went to root explorer and deleted it and while am trying to reinstall it from Play store play store does not download any app !!!!! it opens normally it navigates normally and i can press install and accept to the pop up message but keeps making like it is installing while nothing installed !!!
Device : Motorola XT925
ROM : Beanstalk 1009
Android : 4.3.1
Bootloader : Unlocked
BusyBox : BusyBox X+
Please Please Help Me
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atteya.mohamed said:
Hey Guys!
After following the steps you mentioned and saved it and closed Terminal emulator and when trying to reopen it it does not open and it is a pre-installed app in my custom ROM so i went to root explorer and deleted it and while am trying to reinstall it from Play store play store does not download any app !!!!! it opens normally it navigates normally and i can press install and accept to the pop up message but keeps making like it is installing while nothing installed !!!
Device : Motorola XT925
ROM : Beanstalk 1009
Android : 4.3.1
Bootloader : Unlocked
BusyBox : BusyBox X+
Please Please Help Me
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I Tried the following :
1. Reboot.
2. Reinstall google play Version 4.4.21
But problem still exist am really upset guys please help me :S
simply go the app settings and clear data. The exact thing is happening to me as soon as i change the path under shell. crashes and when i try opening says . terminal running and immediately closes
atteya.mohamed said:
Hey Guys!
After following the steps you mentioned and saved it and closed Terminal emulator and when trying to reopen it it does not open and it is a pre-installed app in my custom ROM so i went to root explorer and deleted it and while am trying to reinstall it from Play store play store does not download any app !!!!! it opens normally it navigates normally and i can press install and accept to the pop up message but keeps making like it is installing while nothing installed !!!
Please Please Help Me
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I Tried the following :
1. Reboot.
2. Reinstall google play Version 4.4.21
But problem still exist am really upset guys please help me :S
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atteya.mohamed said:
Device : Motorola XT925
ROM : Beanstalk 1009
Android : 4.3.1
Bootloader : Unlocked
BusyBox : BusyBox X+
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Sorry only A100 support allowed here.
But really, eyelash your rom if anything like that happens. Just flash the rom+gapps first and should fix it otherwise factory reset.
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Ok so my one x is on stock jb "rooted" now but im having a problem with su only seemingly picking up half of the requests apps send to it. the rootchecker app says the su/superuser dirs are there but it says there is no root.
It was working before the OTA and i still have some apps working fine that need root but others aren't getting allowed and theres no prompt for them, but if i remove the apps that are allowed root and reinstall they get prompted by su for auth or deny as normal.
I cant delete the su files in esfileexplorer as it just gives me an error, i cant select RW on the system dir as it gives root error but i can browse the root dir.
I want to remove su completely and reroot but none of the unroot apps i have found will work (probably because of JB) and i don't know the fastboot commands to remove what i need to remove.
Anyone have any ideas?
TheAngelus said:
Ok so my one x is on stock jb "rooted" now but im having a problem with su only seemingly picking up half of the requests apps send to it. the rootchecker app says the su/superuser dirs are there but it says there is no root.
It was working before the OTA and i still have some apps working fine that need root but others aren't getting allowed and theres no prompt for them, but if i remove the apps that are allowed root and reinstall they get prompted by su for auth or deny as normal.
I cant delete the su files in esfileexplorer as it just gives me an error, i cant select RW on the system dir as it gives root error but i can browse the root dir.
I want to remove su completely and reroot but none of the unroot apps i have found will work (probably because of JB) and i don't know the fastboot commands to remove what i need to remove.
Anyone have any ideas?
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reroot via recovery mode, have you ever think of that ?
or try to use adb command to delete the old superuser file / replace the old superuser file with the working one
Reboot into recovery (turn on whilst holding Volume - [down])
adb uninstall superuser.apk (or whatever its named on your device)
Download new SuperUser
adb install SuperUserNew.apk (Or whatever the file name of the new one is)
Goodluck
Thanks Wilks3y, ive tried the uninstall command but i get this error:
/sbin/sh: pm: not found
The apk in the system/app folder is called superuser.apk
TheAngelus said:
Thanks Wilks3y, ive tried the uninstall command but i get this error:
/sbin/sh: pm: not found
The apk in the system/app folder is called superuser.apk
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what is the name of the superuser that you have downloaded ? (the new one, not the old one at system/app/)
if it's the same name "superuser.apk" then the command is "adb install superuser.apk"
or go to recovery mode and apply flashable zip to replace the superuser files
download this one http://download.chainfire.eu/298/SuperSU/CWM-SuperSU-v0.99.zip
put in your sdcard
go to recovery
apply this supersu package
more information -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053
Yeh thanks its working now after reflashing the cwm superuser.
Now I'm successful to install Xposed on Xperia M5.
Same way with Meizu MX5, but Xposed will have some problem with Xperia apps.
Just install Xposed by this method and copy files replace system folder for fix Xperia app's problem.
>> How to. <<
>> Download Tools + Fixed App <<
- Root your phone.
- Install busybox.
- Install Terminal Emulator.
- Copy installer.bin and xposed-v80-sdk22-arm64.zip to Phone memory.
- Run Terminal Emulator.
- Type su and then Enter.
- Type sh /sdcard/installer.bin and then Enter.
- Wait for script prompt and then type 1 and then Enter.
- Wait for script prompt and then type SDK 22 and then Enter.
- Wait for script run successful and close Terminal Emulator.
- Copy Xperia App files and replace to system folder.
- Restart Phone.
- Well now you can install >> Xposed.apk <<
Enjoyed.
Credit: iicc and all guy who made it happen.
tried to follow instruction, but no luck, it can not installed.
well i only understand english. could you explain on how to do it. cause from what i googled, to install xposed, one need a custom recovery to do so. and there is no custom recovery for xperia m5 (is it??)
squillaciukm said:
well i only understand english. could you explain on how to do it. cause from what i googled, to install xposed, one need a custom recovery to do so. and there is no custom recovery for xperia m5 (is it??)
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For this method, Install Xposed with Terminal Emulator no need custom recovery.
- Root your phone.
- Install busybox.
- Install Terminal Emulator.
- Copy installer.bin and xposed-v80-sdk22-arm64.zip to Phone memory.
- Run Terminal Emulator.
- Type su and then Enter.
- Type sh /sdcard/installer.bin and then Enter.
- Wait for script prompt and then type 1 and then Enter.
- Wait for script prompt and then type SDK 22 and then Enter.
- Wait for script run successful and close Terminal Emulator.
- Copy Xperia App files and replace to system folder.
- Restart Phone.
- Well now you can install >> Xposed.apk <<
That's it.
What do you mean by
Copy Xperia App files and replace to system folder.
It did work, now I have xposed running on my M5, but silly me forgot to make a backup of my system file and now I can't use my camera. I get "Unfortunately, Camera has stopped". Could somebody upload them, please?
[Edit]
Made it work, just needed to change the file permissions after copying. Now I can use my camera again.
inpixies said:
It did work, now I have xposed running on my M5, but silly me forgot to make a backup of my system file and now I can't use my camera. I get "Unfortunately, Camera has stopped". Could somebody upload them, please?
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You tell me what it means by copy Xperia app files and replace to system folder and how to get the camera files and I'll upload it
ih8redsn0w said:
You tell me what it means by copy Xperia app files and replace to system folder and how to get the camera files and I'll upload it
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Use a file explorer with root access, I really like to use Es File Explorer, and overwrite the file located at /system/priv-app with the files you download from this post Xposed+FixedApps. They have the same folder estructure so just copy to the root of the phone system memory referred as /.
Don't do what I did and make a copy of the folders and its content /system/priv-app/CameraCommo and /system/priv-app/SemcAlbum-albumLive-release before you copy the fixed apps
inpixies said:
Use a file explorer with root access, I really like to use Es File Explorer, and overwrite the file located at /system/priv-app with the files you download from this post Xposed+FixedApps. They have the same folder estructure so just copy to the root of the phone system memory referred as /.
Don't do what I did and make a copy of the folders and its content /system/priv-app/CameraCommo and /system/priv-app/SemcAlbum-albumLive-release before you copy the fixed apps
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Thank you
ParotZ said:
Now I'm successful to install Xposed on Xperia M5.
Same way with Meizu MX5, but Xposed will have some problem with Xperia apps.
Just install Xposed by this method and copy files replace system folder for fix Xperia app's problem.
>> How to. <<
>> Download Tools + Fixed App <<
- Root your phone.
- Install busybox.
- Install Terminal Emulator.
- Copy installer.bin and xposed-v80-sdk22-arm64.zip to Phone memory.
- Run Terminal Emulator.
- Type su and then Enter.
- Type sh /sdcard/installer.bin and then Enter.
- Wait for script prompt and then type 1 and then Enter.
- Wait for script prompt and then type SDK 22 and then Enter.
- Wait for script run successful and close Terminal Emulator.
- Copy Xperia App files and replace to system folder.
- Restart Phone.
- Well now you can install >> Xposed.apk <<
Enjoyed.
Credit: iicc and all guy who made it happen.
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No se encuentra el zip de Xposed en /sdcard
sh: /sdcard/installar.bin: No such file or directory
Dreamer62 said:
No se encuentra el zip de Xposed en /sdcard
sh: /sdcard/installar.bin: No such file or directory
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Did you copy the file to root of internel phone memory and not inside any folder?? Otherwise you will have to specify when using the command.. Example..
Sh /sdcard/download/installer.bin
Or
Sh /sdcard/folder-name-here/installer.bin
Might sound like a silly question, but sometimes we can make small mistakes like that...
If the file is in the root of your internal phone memory ( /sdcard/installer.bin) then there should be no reason for it to give you a no such folder / file directory.. Just double check the location of the file and make sure it is not in your download folder or any other folder inside phone memory.
If it is, then just move the file from inside of the folder it is in, to the root of the internal memory of the phone. (called "sdcard").
Hopefully that's all the problem was..
Good luck bro
Dreamer62 said:
No se encuentra el zip de Xposed en /sdcard
sh: /sdcard/installar.bin: No such file or directory
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I had the same thing. I tried internal and external sd card, but it didn't work.
Then I just restarted my phone and it worked fine.
Dreamer62 said:
No se encuentra el zip de Xposed en /sdcard
sh: /sdcard/installar.bin: No such file or directory
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asegúrese de que ha instalado la caja ocupado y abierto durante el uso de un emulador de terminal
make sure you have busy box installed and open while using terminal emulator
JudgeDread11 said:
I had the same thing. I tried internal and external sd card, but it didn't work.
Then I just restarted my phone and it worked fine.
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The sequence is --- sh /sdcard/installer.bin ---- not sh: /sdcard/installer.bin
First you put the files on root of phones/internal memory ,open terminal emulator
1.wright " su " and then enter/confirm
2.wright " su /sdcard/installer.bin " (WITHOUT (( " )) AND CONFIRM)
and then it starts follow the instruction it works it did for me well now i'm gonna try and install xposed and report back.
To OP thank you for making this happen.Good job
inpixies said:
It did work, now I have xposed running on my M5, but silly me forgot to make a backup of my system file and now I can't use my camera. I get "Unfortunately, Camera has stopped". Could somebody upload them, please?
[Edit]
Made it work, just needed to change the file permissions after copying. Now I can use my camera again.
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Hi, I got the same problem but dont know how and which files to change permission. Please guide with pictures. Thx in advance
imranclick said:
Hi, I got the same problem but dont know how and which files to change permission. Please guide with pictures. Thx in advance
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So you have to copy two folders you downloaded and extracted from zip file,and copy them to system/priv-apps and overwrite the stock ones,but you could back them up before doing so.Then when you copied in the folder "Camera Common" is an .apk file click on it and change permission, and do the same for "Semc Album-albumLive-release"...
you can use a root explorer or any explorer that has root.Good luck
Sent from my Xperia M5 E5603 using XDA-Developer premium
I followed all the steps on installing xposed and it works, but I forgot to install the camera before restarting the phone, now the camera ia not working, and I am not able to copy the apk into system as I am not able to change the permission.
Did anyone had the same issue and found the solution? Or I just re-install xposed with all the steps followed?
Any comment welcome please.
AlgebraTheBard
owned devices:
Sony Xperia M5 dual (recent)
ZTE Nubia Z7 mini (backup)
Motorola RAZR XT910 custom
hey buddy, I try this on my sony M5 phone and succeeded, thanks man. anyway i want to ask how whichever way you eliminate indicators sim card 1 uses the same practice uses the xposedinstaler or whether there are other applications again to remove the indicator
How I can remove this completely?
Well what did was unroot,and then repair with Xperia Companion/Pc Companion.but it does delete everything on the phone except sd card...
Sent from my E5603 using XDA-Developers mobile app
Finally i found a method to install Xposed framework on K4 note (I am on S152 ROW version) :victory::cyclops: Requisites:-
1. Rooted Phone
2. Busybox
3. Terminal Emulator
4. Xposed zip and installer apk files
5. SuperSu and not Kinguser
Here are the steps:-
1. Download the Zip file from here: [url]https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7DMgItCtbjhY2hwQlM0dWdVVlE/view?usp=sharing[/URL]
2. Extract it into your phone's internal storage using any of the file manager (Though i prefer ES)
3. Install busybox from the folder and open it. Click on install and let it install the lib files.
4. Now copy the installer.bin file and xposed-sdk22-arm64.zip to root of your internal storage.
5. Now install terminal emulator and open it.
Type su and enter and allow SuperSu permission and then it will show '#' instead of '$'.
6. Now type sh /sdcard/installer.bin and press enter. (Note:- If it fails to install, rename the xposed.zip file in the root folder with xposed-vsdk.zip and installation should go through. Thanks @Ondipuli for this suggestion.)
7. It will ask whether to install Xposed or not. Press 1
Wait for the process to finish and then it will say install is successful.
8. Reboot the Phone. It might seem it is stuck at boot but give it some time(5 mins). Then it will start optimizing the apps and let it finish with that.
Now open xposed app and Voila! Xposed is installedEnjoy Xposing!!Credit goes to Razor Beam from youtube...
Hit Thanks if i helped:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:..
Dear Bro, I Installed several times but never ever this installer.bin file ever used. And every time I got succeded. Via Flashfire 0.24
ramisumi said:
Dear Bro, I Installed several times but never ever this installer.bin file ever used. And every time I got succeded. Via Flashfire 0.24
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Bro, this method is for those who don't want to install flashfire to flash xposed or for those who simply cant get xposed working through Flashfire(I myself was unable to install it through flashfire).
Though flashfire is recommended, sometimes it fails to flash the zip on some devices and that is a known issue. Chainfire is working on the solution.
It works great. Thanks, but at first installer.bin doesn't detect xposed zip file, as the installer search for a file xposed-v*, then i renamed zip file as xposed-vsdk like that & it installed perfectly.
Sent from my Lenovo A7010a48 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
Ondipuli said:
It works great. Thanks, but at first installer.bin doesn't detect xposed zip file, as the installer search for a file xposed-v*, then i renamed zip file as xposed-vsdk like that & it installed perfectly.
Sent from my Lenovo A7010a48 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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Yes its true. I also tried but renaming is useful or I have xposed zip already i flashed with flashfire. That also worked with this installer.bin. But as it is provided zip is not installing without renaming or the otherr copy.
Ondipuli said:
It works great. Thanks, but at first installer.bin doesn't detect xposed zip file, as the installer search for a file xposed-v*, then i renamed zip file as xposed-vsdk like that & it installed perfectly.
Sent from my Lenovo A7010a48 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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ramisumi said:
Yes its true. I also tried but renaming is useful or I have xposed zip already i flashed with flashfire. That also worked with this installer.bin. But as it is provided zip is not installing without renaming or the otherr copy.
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Actually, for me it installed without the need of renaming. But still if you guys say so, I will edit the post and mention the need to rename the zip if it's not working by default.
Thanks..
Worked for me after renaming. Thanks.
Virus0044 said:
Worked for me after renaming. Thanks.
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I am glad it did!
Krishnas096 said:
Finally i found a method to install Xposed framework on K4 note (I am on S152 ROW version) :victory::cyclops: Requisites:-
1. Rooted Phone
2. Busybox
3. Terminal Emulator
4. Xposed zip and installer apk files
5. SuperSu and not Kinguser
Here are the steps:-
1. Download the Zip file from here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7DMgItCtbjhY2hwQlM0dWdVVlE/view?usp=sharing
2. Extract it into your phone's internal storage (Though i prefer ES)
3. Install busybox from the folder and open it. Click on install and let it install the lib files.
4. Now copy the installer.bin file and xposed-sdk22-arm64.zip to root of your internal storage.
5. Now install terminal emulator and open it.
Type su and enter and allow SuperSu permission and then it will show '#' instead of '$'.
6. Now type sh /sdcard/installer.bin and press enter. (Note:- If it fails to install, rename the xposed.zip file in the root folder with xposed-vsdk.zip and installation should go through. Thanks @Ondipuli for this suggestion.)
7. It will ask whether to install Xposed or not. Press 1
Wait for the process to finish and then it will say install is successful.
8. Reboot the Phone. It might seem it is stuck at boot but give it some time(5 mins). Then it will start optimizing the apps and let it finish with that.
Now open xda installer app and Voila! Xposed is installedEnjoy Xposing!!Credit goes to Razor Beam from youtube...
Hit Thanks if i helped:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:..
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[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]:/ # sh /sdcard1/installer.bin
sh: /sdcard1/installer.bin: No such file or directory
127|[email protected]:/ # sh /sdcard1/installer.bin
sh: /sdcard1/installer.bin: No such file or directory
127|[email protected]:/ # '$'.
k_shell/10161:17229: $.: not found
127|[email protected]:/ #
Plz help how to install
Help
executed installer.bin then pressed 1 but after that it shows cant create folder
PLEASE HELP**
In terminal window it is saying :
k_shell/10259:12535: sh/sdcard/installer.bin: not found
i did rename xposed-sdk22-arm64.zip into xposed-vsdk.zip but it still saying failed . what should i do now ?
shanky_x said:
PLEASE HELP**
In terminal window it is saying :
k_shell/10259:12535: sh/sdcard/installer.bin: not found
i did rename xposed-sdk22-arm64.zip into xposed-vsdk.zip but it still saying failed . what should i do now ?
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Are you trying this method on Lollipop or Marshmallow. If so then on what version(Build no).
Sorry for the late reply. I am a student and i am not able to come online on xda regularly.
Permission ?
Hi,
I try this method, follow every steps, but it tell me this:
mount: Operation not permitted
/sdcard/installer.bin[25]: can't create /test.txt: read-only file system
Error: Busybox is not installed
I'm rooted under SuperSu, Xposed installer is installed, same as Busybox (by install the lib file too)
Can i get some help please.
Thnx BUT...
OK the first time I tried it did not work so I renamed the xposed package to xposed-vsdk.zip but it did not install the zip so xposed did not recognize or find it. So I when online and downloaded the latest sdk22 (sdk22=lollipop). I renamed it and it worked so I think you should update the master zip with the latest xposed zip.
BTW This also this works on Kindle Fire HD 8 cuz FlashFire doesn't support it.
shanky_x said:
PLEASE HELP**
In terminal window it is saying :
k_shell/10259:12535: sh/sdcard/installer.bin: not found
i did rename xposed-sdk22-arm64.zip into xposed-vsdk.zip but it still saying failed . what should i do now ?
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Your command is missing " "(space)
The correction command is
sh /sdcard/installer.bin
Enjoy
chitranjn_k said:
[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]:/ # sh /sdcard1/installer.bin
sh: /sdcard1/installer.bin: No such file or directory
127|[email protected]:/ # sh /sdcard1/installer.bin
sh: /sdcard1/installer.bin: No such file or directory
127|[email protected]:/ # '$'.
k_shell/10161:17229: $.: not found
127|[email protected]:/ #
Plz help how to install
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may be the installer.bin is in sdcard, not sdcard1
can i install on any device using this method actually I have mobile which has android 5.1.1 and arm 32bit system can i install frame work using this technique
Rename the file txt at the place of bin.then try
shanky_x said:
PLEASE HELP**
In terminal window it is saying :
k_shell/10259:12535: sh/sdcard/installer.bin: not found
i did rename xposed-sdk22-arm64.zip into xposed-vsdk.zip but it still saying failed . what should i do now ?
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Ans:-Give space after sh. (sh /sdcard/installer.bin)
atif ahmad said:
can i install on any device using this method actually I have mobile which has android 5.1.1 and arm 32bit system can i install frame work using this technique
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No. You cannot. The script and the xposed apk inside the zip file are for arm64 so it wont be possible. Don't try it and brick your device.