Hello,
I wanted to update my Xposed framework version from 2.0beta to 2.0.2 but I failed to uninstall the previous version and if I try to overwrite it with the latest version it says cannot install. How do I perfectly uninstall the old one and replace it with latest. Would like your assistance.
what i did was, just disable all modules first and reboot device. uninstalled modules
then removed framework just like other application -from application drawer - menu -uninstall
Installed newer version - install /update from application
Install module(compatible to 2.0.2) and enabled
reboot.
Am I missing something or is it just not possible?
SM-T700
I installed the XposedInstaller_3.0-alpha2.apk followed by flashing (only after the app wouldn't allow me to installthe framework) xposed-sdk21-arm-20150430-arter97-V3.zip.
Flashing the zip gives me the following error message: "E: executing updating binary in zip '/external_sd/Rom/xposed-sdk21-arm-2015430-arter97-V3.zip'
I also tried downloading the latest apk directly from the xposed website. Inside the app; it still says it isn't compatible with SDK version 22 or my processor architecture. Obviously it's the SDK version, so is there a work around?
EDIT: Solved my own problem. Finally got it installed and running.
Installed the Xposed module via sideloading (the x64 v84 sdk23), trying to install the XposedInstaller as well as the Cerberus disguised & the adaway apks. I keep getting an error "could not find android update binary" if I try to sideload them, and they won't install if I just open them through the file system.
I am currently rooted.
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In TWRP? with write access to system?
noahjk said:
Installed the Xposed module via sideloading (the x64 v84 sdk23), trying to install the XposedInstaller as well as the Cerberus disguised & the adaway apks. I keep getting an error "could not find android update binary" if I try to sideload them, and they won't install if I just open them through the file system.
I am currently rooted.
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I installed my xposed using TWRP then I installed the APK normally, everything worked fine. Just using Greenify, Rootcloak, and Youtube Adaway as my modules for now.
Hey there,
I tried to install Xposed (sdk23, arm64) and Xposed Installer says everything is okay an Xposed framework is active.
But all my installed modules aren't working. YouTube AdAway says the module is not active and gravitybox shows that it can't connect to gravitybox system framework.
Of course I activated all modules and rebooted.
Any ideas what's wrong?
Thanks.
Edit: It's working now after uninstalling Xposed installer and reinstall.
Sorry for creating a thread
I still have the same problem
i've already uninstalled and even flashed my backup after install twrp
there's no "disable" file inside conf folder
the error.log is always empty
I've already tried to lock resourses
I've cleaned the app files
I've installed the 3.0 apk and the material version of dvdandroid
Nothing makes to lose the message "framework is not active"
Any tips for me?
Htc 10 with stock rom and the latest superSU
thanks
Hi everyone,
I'm using LineageOS with a OnePlus 9 Pro.
I'm trying to install the OnePlus camera app downloaded from here: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/onepl.../oneplus-camera-6-2-117-android-apk-download/
When I try to install it with the built-in installer, it just says "App not installed."
If I try installing it with the APKMirror installer, it displays the error message "The parser did not find any certificates in the .apk"
What is the reason for this, or how can I fix this?
Thanks!
Is that. Apk file?
Hi @warangekar!
Yep, it's an .apk file downloaded from here: https://www.apkmirror.com/apk/onepl.../oneplus-camera-6-2-117-android-apk-download/, it's com.oneplus.camera_6.2.117-26211918_minAPI29(arm64-v8a)(nodpi)_apkmirror.com.apk
(This is the version for which the Notes say "Extracted from OnePlus 9 Pro", that's why I chose this one. But afterwards I tried a couple more different versions of the same app, and I got the same error message for all of them when tried to install.)
It's extension is exactly. apk something like .xapk, .apks
@warangekar It's exactly .apk
Download Mirror Apk installer and try to install it with it
@warangekar I did, as I wrote in my first message:
>If I try installing it with the APKMirror installer, it displays the error message "The parser did not find any certificates in the .apk"
May be that Apk file is corrupt
If that file is not corrupted then you should try following,
This error is thrown by adb when we use it to install the application on a device/emulator. There are a few things you can try to isolate and resolve the issue.
Try on a different device/emulator. If this works, it is most probably an issue with the device configuration - check that USB debugging is enabled in Developer options.
Try killing the adb process. The CLI will start a fresh one on the next run.
Try to cleanup the configuration and artifacts directories - rm -rf node_module hooks platforms. Then run the application again.
Try installing Android SDK Tools version 28.0.3 and Android SDK 28
If the issue persists, you can run the project with tns run android --log trace > out.txt command and send us the out.txt file that will contain the full output log of the NativeScript CLI.
As the page says :
- "Note: Sideloading this APK may not work, so you may need root to install. Click here for more info.
For some reason, some manufacturers sometimes forget to sign some system APKs with APK Signature Scheme v2, while indicating that these APKs are indeed v2-signed. These APKs are usually signed with only APK Signature Scheme v1 (jar signature), so we can still confirm the signature is valid, but Android will refuse to sideload them due to the missing v2 signature."
So most probably signing it will do the trick.
I signed it with a debug key, see if it work.
EDIT: tested and working on android 11
Okay
You can't install the APK on non-OOS ROMs. It needs to be ported (modified) in order to work on non-stock ROMs. And no, there is no ported version of it.
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You can't install the APK on non-OOS ROMs. It needs to be ported (modified) in order to work on non-stock ROMs. And no, there is no ported version of it.
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What? Is not true at all, I tried this apk and I've successfully installed it on a Samsung....android 11 stock wiith one ui core
Oneplus# said:
What? Is not true at all, I tried this apk and I've successfully installed it on a Samsung....android 11 stock wiith one ui core
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I'm talking about OnePlus phones, try checking next time in what Sub-Forum you're in.
Oh, wait, and it must be fun having a non-functional camera installed into your phone. khm khm
ekin_strops said:
I'm talking about OnePlus phones, try checking next time in what Sub-Forum you're in.
Oh, wait, and it must be fun having a non-functional camera installed into your phone. khm khm
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- First, he have a one plus 9 pro and lineage.
- Second your answer say that it can't be installed on non oos-rom ... so not right.
- Third Maybe will be not good, maybe on some phone will crash but the apk definitely install itself because it was only missing a signature.
- And last I'm not using it, I've installed only to be sure that the apk install itself.
So "You can't install the APK on non-OOS ROMs." Is not right, it can be installed.