hello. i have flashed stock rom (1.23.708.3),and i want to use xposed statusbar. so the problem is whenever i wanr to apply the change in xposed statusbar,it directed me to playstore and ask me to install busybox.
so i went to install the busybox.apk from playstore,and then i open the apps,and try to install using smart install & normal install to the xbin,but both of them were unsuccesful.
my Butterfly s went to reboot but still cant use xposed status bar because busybox not installed.
and btw i already installed and updated the xposed framework.
can someone please explain to me how to install it? tq
among4239bulan said:
hello. i have flashed stock rom (1.23.708.3),and i want to use xposed statusbar. so the problem is whenever i wanr to apply the change in xposed statusbar,it directed me to playstore and ask me to install busybox.
so i went to install the busybox.apk from playstore,and then i open the apps,and try to install using smart install & normal install to the xbin,but both of them were unsuccesful.
my Butterfly s went to reboot but still cant use xposed status bar because busybox not installed.
and btw i already installed and updated the xposed framework.
can someone please explain to me how to install it? tq
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The problem is most likely that the Butterfly S has some kind of write protection in place on the /system filesystem. You can circumvent this by installing it from recovery, you can use the following package I just built on my Butterfly S and put together:
http://amerhippus.x64.me/~johnny64/901S/busybox-DLXPUL-1.21.1-koniiiik.zip
This build contains just about every tool available in busybox, even those you most probably won't ever need.
koniiiik said:
The problem is most likely that the Butterfly S has some kind of write protection in place on the /system filesystem. You can circumvent this by installing it from recovery, you can use the following package I just built on my Butterfly S and put together:
http://amerhippus.x64.me/~johnny64/901S/busybox-DLXPUL-1.21.1-koniiiik.zip
This build contains just about every tool available in busybox, even those you most probably won't ever need.
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thanks alot,it went well and now i can use sense toolbox and xposed statusbar. thanks also for the stock rom.:laugh:
Hey
I tried to update Xposed FW from 2.60 to 2.61 and when I tried to install the app_process and XposedBridge.jar files via the Framework menu it takes forever and then a notifiation pops up saying I should make sure my phone is rooted and shell commands aren't blocked.
I did nothing to the phone since the last update to 2.60 and every other Xposed update before worked.
I have a rooted Nexus 5 and SUper SU 1.97
Super SU doesn't show a request to approve Xposed rights.
I tried to install an older version of Xposed but that doesnt work.
I cleared the cache of xposed fw and uninstalled, then reinstalled it with several reboots in between. Nothing works.
It keeps saysing xposed is not activated, I should root my phone and that's it.
How can I force SuperSU to ask for root rights for xposed?
Thanks
EDIT: Just saw in the SuperSU log file that it says I need Super SU Pro for Xposed Framework???
sutobe said:
I tried to update Xposed FW from 2.60 to 2.61 and when I tried to install the app_process and XposedBridge.jar files via the Framework menu it takes forever and then a notifiation pops up saying I should make sure my phone is rooted and shell commands aren't blocked.
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Open SuperSU, find "Xposed Installer" and make sure it's set to grant root access. You can also try tapping on "Forget" and you should get asked next time you try to install the framework.
sutobe said:
EDIT: Just saw in the SuperSU log file that it says I need Super SU Pro for Xposed Framework???
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That's just to see a detailed log.
GermainZ said:
Open SuperSU, find "Xposed Installer" and make sure it's set to grant root access. You can also try tapping on "Forget" and you should get asked next time you try to install the framework.
That's just to see a detailed log.
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The Problem was SuperSU 1.97.
It seems as the phone will lose root with this version (what would make sense then). In the 1.97 announcement post of Chainfire on Google+ was another comment to version 1.98 which fixes the root loss issue (meanwhile SuperSU is already version 1.99).
Xposed is working again after updating SuperSU.
So yesterday I installed xposed framework on my Moto G XT1033 5.0.2, after the process i tried installing some modules with no success, "App not Installed". I rebooted my phone and tried installing again, this time it got stuck on " installing...". I have tried to install using lucky patcher and it gave an error saying that some directory didn't exist.
Please help
Similar problem on my LG L90. I installed version 86 and it's active. I'm able to download modules, but unable to install them.
It says, "Application not installed." I've tried this for several modules and received the same results.
In the installer logs section I have an error:
"E/Xposed ( 298): Cannot load any modules because /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/modules.list was not found"
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Hello, I also have the same problem with my Alcatel One Touch Fierce 2 running Android 4.4.2. I try to install the Xposed apk and its says "App not installed". Someone please help.
truthinallmighty said:
Similar problem on my LG L90. I installed version 86 and it's active. I'm able to download modules, but unable to install them.
It says, "Application not installed." I've tried this for several modules and received the same results.
In the installer logs section I have an error:
"E/Xposed ( 298): Cannot load any modules because /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/modules.list was not found"
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
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Hey there, did you find a solution for this problem since you posted this? I am experiencing this exact problem right now, it says that modules.list was not found in that directory. Framework is working, modules can be downloaded but not installed.
Thanks
reserve...
For an unknown reason I had the same issue. I was able to download and install from Xposed, and than one day it wouldn't allow me to press the "install button". Long story made short I was able to get it working by installing this app:
[XPOSED] [KK] [FIX] KitKat BUGS fixer
https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/mod-service-bug-63793-fix-t2830732
Hope that helps someone and saves them time trying to figure out what happened.
I've had this problem and the way that I do it is by disabling the exposed framework then rebooting, then it will allow you to install apps. After, activate the module, that re eneble xposed, and reboot!
Hey
I was having the same issue but i fixed it.
This might be because google get to know that the phone is modified thats why no apps get installed so the fix it that download GMS PROTECTED app from xposed download and inatall it. Activate it and reboot. And if you're unable to install then simply turn the framework off and install the module that I've mentioned above.after installing the module activate it,turn on the framework and reboot the fone. Bang.... You're good to go
Hi fellows ...
well, I did this (xposed module repository: description)
Phone: GT-I9070P Samsung Galaxy S Advance
OS: (4.4.4)OptiROM (i9070-i9070P), ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S Advance I9070
Xposed Modules 1.0.8
Xposed Installer 2.7 experimental1
RootCloak 3.0-beta_20160731_2
RootCloak Plus 1.2
SecureGo 1.42-03
SecureGo still realises that the phone is rooted ... so no banking possible :crying: Thanks for help
b*_gently_*d said:
Hi fellows ...
well, I did this (xposed module repository: description)
Phone: GT-I9070P Samsung Galaxy S Advance
OS: (4.4.4)OptiROM (i9070-i9070P), ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S Advance I9070
Xposed Modules 1.0.8
Xposed Installer 2.7 experimental1
RootCloak 3.0-beta_20160731_2
RootCloak Plus 1.2
SecureGo 1.42-03
SecureGo still realises that the phone is rooted ... so no banking possible [emoji14] :crying: Thanks for help
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In rootcloak, did you specifically add the securego app to it's block list?
Sent from my SCH-R220
Hi there!
Yes, in "RootCloak Plus", the entry de.fiducia.smartphone.android.securego.wl does exist.
There's another confusing circumstance: I don't know how to launch the Xposed Installer programme. The only way - for me right now - is to navigate to "downloads", and then to re-install some downloaded *.apk as an update. Then, and only then, I'm inside the Xposed Installer.
Under "Remove native root detection for apps", the box "SecureGo" is checked.
b*_gently_*d said:
Hi there!
Yes, in "RootCloak Plus", the entry de.fiducia.smartphone.android.securego.wl does exist.
There's another confusing circumstance: I don't know how to launch the Xposed Installer programme. The only way - for me right now - is to navigate to "downloads", and then to re-install some downloaded *.apk as an update. Then, and only then, I'm inside the Xposed Installer. [emoji14]
Under "Remove native rott detection for apps", the box "SecureGo" is checked.
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In your app drawer (if Xposed is properly unstalled) should be the Xposed app. After you install an Xposed module you have to activate the module in the Xposed app and reboot for it to work. Sounds like that hasn't been done. How did you install Xposed?
Sent from my SCH-R220
OK, let's have a look: I've got a sort of menu that is pushed from the left side into the app "Xposed modules". Within this menu drawer, there's: Modules, Install Xposed Framework, More modules, Root, XDA, latest 24 hours, all unread, all marked, downloads, synchronise now, settings (translated from German).
The apps "Xposed modules" and "RootCloak" are installed from stalk Google Play Store.
The device was restarted several times, and from a certain moment on, everytime it started, I had to confirm elevated privileges (for rootcloak).
:angel:
b*_gently_*d said:
OK, let's have a look: I've got a sort of menu that is pushed from the left side into the app "Xposed modules". Within this menu drawer, there's: Modules, Install Xposed Framework, More modules, Root, XDA, latest 24 hours, all unread, all marked, downloads, synchronise now, settings (translated from German).
The apps "Xposed modules" and "RootCloak" are installed from stalk Google Play Store.
The device was restarted several times, and from a certain moment on, everytime it started, I had to confirm elevated privileges (for rootcloak).
:angel:
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Ok, that doesn't sound can you post a screenshot of what you are talking about including the list of modules installed in Xposed?
Sent from my SCH-R220
Pardon. What does it sound like? :cyclops: Anyway, I was wrong about the Installer. I actually can access it. But I still can't launch SecureGo properly. I'm posting a *.zip file containing a log and several shots.
b*_gently_*d said:
Pardon. What does it sound like? :cyclops: Anyway, I was wrong about the Installer. I actually can access it. But I still can't launch SecureGo properly. I'm posting a *.zip file containing a log and several shots.
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Sorry, didn't notice the typo, it looks like you are using and old version of Xposed and a BETA version of rootcloak, have you tried the stable version?
Sent from my SCH-R220
Let's have a look on what has changed:
uninstalled the beta and experimental versions
now, there's only one "RootCloak" v2.1.1 (and no longer a "RootCloak Plus" next to it), downloaded and installed from "Xposed Installer"
downloaded and installed the *.apk of "Xposed Installer" v2.6.1
I took the version numbers from the Android OS settings menu
the icon for "Xposed Modules" is no longer shown
however, I did not remove SecureGo while making changes.
I didn't have to grant elevated privileges (only when Xposed Installer installed RootCloak)
I'm posting the latest log-file!
Still not working ...
b*_gently_*d said:
Let's have a look on what has changed:
uninstalled the beta and experimental versions
now, there's only one "RootCloak" v2.1.1 (and no longer a "RootCloak Plus" next to it), downloaded and installed from "Xposed Installer"
downloaded and installed the *.apk of "Xposed Installer" v2.6.1
I took the version numbers from the Android OS settings menu
the icon for "Xposed Modules" is no longer shown
however, I did not remove SecureGo while making changes.
I didn't have to grant elevated privileges (only when Xposed Installer installed RootCloak)
I'm posting the latest log-file!
Still not working ...
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Have you taken a look at this, maybe this could help : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3450396
Sent from my SCH-R220
Quoting the article linked above: "Requirements ... Android 6.0" ... Don't know if an OS-installation would defeat the object ...
b*_gently_*d said:
Quoting the article linked above: "Requirements ... Android 6.0" ... Don't know if an OS-installation would defeat the object ...
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It would allow you to utilize this workaround
Sent from my SCH-R220
I don't even see the mere possibility to install Android 6 ... Or do you detect anything on the specific page?
b*_gently_*d said:
I don't even see the mere possibility to install Android 6 ... Or do you detect anything on the specific page?
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b*_gently_*d said:
Hi fellows ...
well, I did this (xposed module repository: description)
Phone: GT-I9070P Samsung Galaxy S Advance
OS: (4.4.4)OptiROM (i9070-i9070P), ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S Advance I9070
Xposed Modules 1.0.8
Xposed Installer 2.7 experimental1
RootCloak 3.0-beta_20160731_2
RootCloak Plus 1.2
SecureGo 1.42-03
SecureGo still realises that the phone is rooted ... so no banking possible [emoji14] :crying: Thanks for help
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Check the thread for your device, a quick Google search shows some MM ROMs for your GT-I9070P
Sent from my SCH-R220
still failure
Inspired by your previous posts and having followed your advice, I now have a phone running Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.
I tried to install Suhide and SuperSU systemlessly [?] (or at least I think, I did it that way because I was in Recovery Mode/TWRP. There, I simply clicked "install" and did nothing but install both zip-files.
The line that stated, that a boot image had not been found and therefore the process was aborting patching the boot.img, attracted my attention.
Within the restarted Android-OS, I never found an app icon for SuperSU or Suhide. Nevertheless, I found out SecureGo's UID (10xxx) and gave the following command:
Code:
/data/adb/suhide-add 10xxx
for adding SecureGo to the blacklist.
But nothing has changed ... SecureGo still denies its job.
b*_gently_*d said:
Inspired by your previous posts and having followed your advice, I now have a phone running Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow.
I tried to install Suhide and SuperSU systemlessly [?] (or at least I think, I did it that way because I was in Recovery Mode/TWRP. There, I simply clicked "install" and did nothing but install both zip-files.
The line that stated, that a boot image had not been found and therefore the process was aborting patching the boot.img, attracted my attention.
Within the restarted Android-OS, I never found an app icon for SuperSU or Suhide. Nevertheless, I found out SecureGo's UID (10xxx) and gave the following command:
Code:
/data/adb/suhide-add 10xxx
for adding SecureGo to the blacklist.
But nothing has changed ... SecureGo still denies its job.
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Check the suhide thread, other people have the same sort of issue, in that you are using CM SuperSU that is not systemless, need to disable it for systemless su to work
Sent from my SCH-R220
By "CM SuperSU", do you mean Cyanogenmod S.SU? Are there versions different to Chainfire's one?
I realised that, in TWRP, I can also give commands in a terminal (surprise :good. But I do believe this is Busybox ... read it somewhere, but can't tell where or when exactly.
Do I need ADB installed? I'm asking because it appears in the commands.
I noticed that, when running the Android-OS, Jack Palevich's "Terminal Emulator" is not rooted (showing $ instead of #).
But the strangest thing of all is: I cannot detect any signs that suhide or supersu are installed ... how could I possibly check this?
b*_gently_*d said:
By "CM SuperSU", do you mean Cyanogenmod S.SU? Are there versions different to Chainfire's one?
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Yes, at least how it's implemented in the ROM
[*]I realised that, in TWRP, I can also give commands in a terminal (surprise :good. But I do believe this is Busybox ... read it somewhere, but can't tell where or when exactly.
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Is your Busybox up to date?
[*]Do I need ADB installed? I'm asking because it appears in the commands.
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If you have to issue these commands from your computer to the phone you would need ADB on your computer. Is ADB turned on in developer options?
[*]I noticed that, when running the Android-OS, Jack Palevich's "Terminal Emulator" is not rooted (showing $ instead of #).
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Did you type su in Terminal Emulator?
[*]But the strangest thing of all is: I cannot detect any signs that suhide or supersu are installed ... how could I possibly check this?
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Give me some time, I'll do a backup and see what you are seeing.
Sent from my SCH-R220
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b*_gently_*d said:
By "CM SuperSU", do you mean Cyanogenmod S.SU? Are there versions different to Chainfire's one?
I realised that, in TWRP, I can also give commands in a terminal (surprise :good. But I do believe this is Busybox ... read it somewhere, but can't tell where or when exactly.
Do I need ADB installed? I'm asking because it appears in the commands.
I noticed that, when running the Android-OS, Jack Palevich's "Terminal Emulator" is not rooted (showing $ instead of #).
But the strangest thing of all is: I cannot detect any signs that suhide or supersu are installed ... how could I possibly check this?
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In looking at Chainfire's thread to install Systemless root, I discovered that there are special boot.img files that need to be flash, my device is not on that list. But he does have some things that might shed some light on the issue.
1) Is your device one of the supported devices?
2) If so, did you do a clean flash? Did you flash the boot.img and su zips immediately? The thread says you need to make sure to flash the systemless stuff before the built in su does anything because the systemless flashing doesn't clean up other root implementations and can create problems. That's why it is mandatory for a clean flash of the ROM.
3) After you do all that, install the SuperSU app from the play store and see what happens
Sent from my SCH-R220
I don't know how to check whether Busybox is up to date or not (I was talking about the TWRP-Terminal outside Android-OS).
When I type 'su' into the Terminal Emulator - similarly to GNU/Linux -, I have no longer got the first line, but the second of the following:
Code:
[email protected]:/ $ su
1|[email protected]:/ $ sudo
/system/bin/sh: sudo: not found
127|[email protected]:/ $
(This is a true quote from my in-OS terminal.)
I'll have to look for those boot images and the list of the supported devices ... Or would you give me a direct link? (I already gave the exact name of my device.)
What exactly is a "clean flash", and which *.img or *.zips would have to be flashed? Do you mean something like from my own smarty history? From this list I basically only did step 4 when installing MM/CM13.
There's something else: Under "Developers' options/settings" (don't know how it is in English), you can choose between "never", "when debugging via USB" and "when loading". Has this something to say?
Please give me a short reply if I should perform the whole list of steps or similar or not because I don't want to waste time only to repeat it again and again
b*_gently_*d said:
I don't know how to check whether Busybox is up to date or not (I was talking about the TWRP-Terminal outside Android-OS).
When I type 'su' into the Terminal Emulator - similarly to GNU/Linux -, I have no longer got the first line, but the second of the following:
Code:
[email protected]:/ $ su
1|[email protected]:/ $ sudo
/system/bin/sh: sudo: not found
127|[email protected]:/ $
(This is a true quote from my in-OS terminal.)
I'll have to look for those boot images and the list of the supported devices ... Or would you give me a direct link? (I already gave the exact name of my device.)
What exactly is a "clean flash", and which *.img or *.zips would have to be flashed? Do you mean something like from my own smarty history? From this list I basically only did step 4 when installing MM/CM13.
There's something else: Under "Developers' options/settings" (don't know how it is in English), you can choose between "never", "when debugging via USB" and "when loading". Has this something to say?
Please give me a short reply if I should perform the whole list of steps or similar or not because I don't want to waste time only to repeat it again and again
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/app...rshmellow-t3219344/post63197935#post63197935
Sent from my SCH-R220
Hi, im new here and this is my first post, so i appreciate all the help and feedback you can give me.
im interested in using xposed in android TV Box's and Dongles, i've been reading and learning all about it for more than a month now. i've got it to work on most TV Box's and dongles that i have "RK based devices with android V 4.4 or less",but i still have a problem with one device which is an RK3288 based with android 5.1 that is already rooted.
i used twrp to flash xposed-v86-sdk22-arm.zip which was successful, than i wiped Dalvik/cache and rebooted, but the boot stuck on bootanimation, i disabled xposed by installing the uninstaller.zip and everything went back to normal. i tried it many times but with no use. i noticed that twrp doesnt mount internal SD, i installed an older version of bootloader which gave me the ability to mount the internal Sdcard, and i tried to install xposed again and this time it pass the animation and goes to a black screen where i can use the mouse but nothing else. with some research i found that UT3+ is based on firefly board and their original ROM is available for download and it has the same bootloader version that came installed with the device, after flashing the new ROM i was able to mount the internal Sdcard and i tried to install xposed again, and this time it gives me optimizing apps but after it finish the device reboot and get stuck again on bootanimation.
my question is, if there is a log for errors to know why the system/boot get stuck , where can i find them??
and if there is no logs how can i monitor the booting process to find the info i need??
also i know or read what bootloader is but i dont understand how it is effecting xposed installation.
Sorry for the long post, and thank you for your help in advanced
EDIT: i finally got adb connection with the device and used logcat to get the logs, but im not sure how to attach the files. if anyone can help i will gladly send the logs. thanks
Update 1
i was looking at the logs "didnt know what to search for im not a developer" and i noticed that everything is crashing and "Not granting permission" ,"Unknown permission " are everywhere .
sample of logs:
Code:
"com.google.android.partnersetup.permission.WRITE_APP_PROVIDER in
package com.android.vendingW/PackageManager( 4712): Not granting
permission android.permission.BIND_WALLPAPER to package
com.android.camera2 (protectionLevel=18
flags=0x58bc45)W/PackageManager( 4712): Not granting permission
android.permission.BIND_APPWIDGET to package com.android.launcher3
(protectionLevel=18 flags=0x583e45)W/PackageManager( 4712): Unknown
permission android.permission.READ_SETTINGS in package
com.android.launcher3W/PackageManager( 4712): Unknown permission
com.android.launcher.permission.READ_SETTINGS in package
com.android.launcher3W/PackageManager( 4712): Unknown permission "
so i decided to root again with KingRoot, and i tried installing xposed again, and it kinda worked. the system boot and the launcher opens but crashing messages keeps showing "Stresstest for 5.0 has stopped running" , "The process com.android.phone has stopped running", and others.
now im not sure about what im doing but i'll test two methods:
1- i will unpake ROM.img put xposed in the root and update the updater script to install xposed when i flash the ROM.
2- the device can run Linux version from SD card so i might run it and manually install xposed files.
if anyone have any tips or info please let me know. thanks
SOLUTION
For those who are having problems with their RK based android TV Box with android 5.1, if you get stuck on Boot animation or the system boots with black screen and you can use your mouse only, or if you getting errors when you boot the main problem would be your firmware is modified and up to Xposed V.86 is not supported because of the error "No implementation found for void dalvik.system.VMRuntime.clam" you can read more about it in this post https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed/issues/167.
and luckily dsa8310 made a modefied version of xposed, i tested it and it works you can find the download link here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=67787484&postcount=325
viVaPale said:
luckily dsa8310 made a modefied version of xposed, i tested it and it works you can find the download link here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=67787484&postcount=325
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I can't get to the page with the link. (I get a noob alert) We want to try this xposed on a ugoos ut3s (android 5.1 with a rk3288)
Would someone please be so kind to post it here or tell me where I can download it.
Anyone that can compile Xposed v87 to fix this problem for RK3288 Lollipop devices?
https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed/issues/167
https://android.googlesource.com/platform/art/+/379d09fe3c3feb7c2a2fb5a3623689b5ace7e79b
Are there instructions somewhere so we can compile it ourselves?
The code above looks like it needs to be applied to Android source code, what must be changed in Xposed Github code to fix it and compile our own new Xposed only for our devices?
Thanks
humptydumpty said:
I can't get to the page with the link. (I get a noob alert) We want to try this xposed on a ugoos ut3s (android 5.1 with a rk3288)
Would someone please be so kind to post it here or tell me where I can download it.
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Please try this link https://mega.nz/#!300ggYoJ!1vdLP0OyU2D1ky6pWv-Y3VJFH5paHSAqV3Y8A64bvkk
i recommend you download the xposed uninstaller in case something wrong happend
viVaPale said:
Please try this link https://mega.nz/#!300ggYoJ!1vdLP0OyU2D1ky6pWv-Y3VJFH5paHSAqV3Y8A64bvkk
i recommend you download the xposed uninstaller in case something wrong happend
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Wow ! Work nice on my haier pad971 (ifive air clone) rk3288 5.1.1 !!
Thanks so much
does anyone know if there's an RK3288 enabled xposed v89 built to avoid the issues described by viVaPale? Tried the one from 3.1.5 installer, but after boot it doesn't load the launcher, only mouse can be moved around like viVaPale describes.