Just installed the OTA via custom recovery, everything is set up fine. I'm running stock rooted 4.4.1 with CWM recovery, only mods I have are xposed framework with gravitybox.
Whenever I try switching to ART from dalvik, the phone starts to reboot but after the reboot when I go to developer options the runtime displayed is still dalvik
Xposed framework does not support art. Uninstall xposed if you want art
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CRIME INC. said:
Xposed framework does not support art. Uninstall xposed if you want art
sent from my HAMMERHEAD neXus
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Are you sure uninstalling is enough? I tried uninstalling xposed and it's modules. Still no ART
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I just changed runtime Dalvik to runtime ART. But after reboot it doesn't show runtime ART. Not sure it already changed to ART or not. Any help??:crying:
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Do you use Xposed Framework?
crime31 said:
I just changed runtime Dalvik to runtime ART. But after reboot it doesn't show runtime ART. Not sure it already changed to ART or not. Any help??:crying:
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Are you running Xposed Framework? If so, you can't change to ART. Xposed is incompatible with ART, and the latest version prevents you from switching to ART so you don't end up in a bootloop.
I have a rooted Nexus 5 on KitKat 4.4.2 , also installed Xposed Framework with several Modules (set up on my liking)
My question is: Can I (/ is it safe to) to backup the Xposed Framework with it's all Modules (with their settings) by Titanium Backup and then let's say after freshly flashing the KitKat 4.4.3, to restore them back and have it fully functional, like it was before or is it not safe to do and I have to Install and set them up, over again on the new rom (stock)?
I am sure a lot of people would like to know what to do in this case, but I haven't yet found the answer on this question.
Thanks.
Haik0 said:
I have a rooted Nexus 5 on KitKat 4.4.2 , also installed Xposed Framework with several Modules (set up on my liking)
My question is: Can I (/ is it safe to) to backup the Xposed Framework with it's all Modules (with their settings) by Titanium Backup and then let's say after freshly flashing the KitKat 4.4.3, to restore them back and have it fully functional, like it was before or is it not safe to do and I have to Install and set them up, over again on the new rom (stock)?
I am sure a lot of people would like to know what to do in this case, but I haven't yet found the answer on this question.
Thanks.
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The framework, no. But the Xposed Installer app, all the modules and their respective settings - yes. You do your titanium restore, open teh xposed app and then install the framework, then everything was as it was before.
only Modules?
rootSU said:
The framework, no. But the Xposed Installer app, all the modules and their respective settings - yes. You do your titanium restore, open teh xposed app and then install the framework, then everything was as it was before.
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So it is safe to Backup / Restore only the Modules (with their data/settings), but the Framework has to be downloaded and installed manually?
So after restore all the Modules (Gravity Box and so on.....) are going to have their settings set in a root level just fine ??
Thanks
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rootSU said:
The framework, no. But the Xposed Installer app, all the modules and their respective settings - yes. You do your titanium restore, open teh xposed app and then install the framework, then everything was as it was before.
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Thanks:good:
How do I backup the installed modules? In TB, I only see the xposed installer apk. Thanks.
sherpa25 said:
How do I backup the installed modules? In TB, I only see the xposed installer apk. Thanks.
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Xposed modules are apks so you should see them in the list. I never have any issue with TB.
Primokorn said:
Xposed modules are apks so you should see them in the list. I never have any issue with TB.
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I see. I'll check them out tomorrow. Just wanted to make sure as I have quite a few of them to remember all. Thanks.
Okay Odd anyone enable ART then reboot only so find out it stayed in Dalvik? What ever I do select ART reboot etc never enables ART. Ideas?
Are you rooted? If so do you have Xposed installer installed?
puertoricanbandit said:
Are you rooted? If so do you have Xposed installer installed?
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Can you not enable art if you are rooted and have exposed installed?
Rooted you can... But Xposed and art don't play together... You would have to delete Xposed then art should work with no problems...
Rooted and Xposed
Has anyone had success installing xposed framework on the m8 running a stock rooted lollipop rom? I have tried multiple times following the guide in the xposed thread here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811 with no success.
It worked for me on adrenaline 2.1 but not on a couple of other roms I tried.
jas88 said:
It worked for me on adrenaline 2.1 but not on a couple of other roms I tried.
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What were the steps you took to install it?
I opened xsposed installer >framework > reboot. I only downloaded a couple of modules but they work.
nmarietta said:
What were the steps you took to install it?
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what steps are you using to install xposed? I have it working on Fluent 7.1 just fine.
BladeRunner said:
what steps are you using to install xposed? I have it working on Fluent 7.1 just fine.
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I downloaded the files from the link I posted above..
Install the xposed installer .apk
Reboot from within the installer and grant root privileges.
Flash the framework via TWRP
I have also tried to flash the framework first, install the .apk, and reboot from within the installer to grant root.
Neither way has worked for me.
nmarietta said:
I downloaded the files from the link I posted above..
Install the xposed installer .apk
Reboot from within the installer and grant root privileges.
Flash the framework via TWRP
I have also tried to flash the framework first, install the .apk, and reboot from within the installer to grant root.
Neither way has worked for me.
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I have it running on stock rooted, here are the steps I took.
Flashed the xposed arm zip file in TWRP
Installed the 3.0 alpha2 apk
Once installed I went into "framework" and hit soft reboot.
Once the phone was done I installed a module/made it active and soft reboot again.
I don't think you have to take these exact same steps but this is just what I did following a YT video. In "framework" it always says "Installation is only possible maunally via recovery for now." in red letters. That confused me into thinking it was not installed properly but all the modules I'm using are working fine.
The Stig 04 said:
I have it running on stock rooted, here are the steps I took.
Flashed the xposed arm zip file in TWRP
Installed the 3.0 alpha2 apk
Once installed I went into "framework" and hit soft reboot.
Once the phone was done I installed a module/made it active and soft reboot again.
I don't think you have to take these exact same steps but this is just what I did following a YT video. In "framework" it always says "Installation is only possible maunally via recovery for now." in red letters. That confused me into thinking it was not installed properly but all the modules I'm using are working fine.
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I have tried to install this exact same way. After flashing the framework and installing the alpha .apk, I activated greenify and rebooted.
Upon launching greenify, I saw a yellow dialogue box that said auto hibernation service has stopped (auto hibernation worked fine before trying to use xposed) I attempted to enable the xposed features and a screen popped up telling me to install the xposed framework.
I have since restored my nand backup I made before flashing xposed, and greenify is back to auto hibernating, just cant use the xposed features.
nmarietta said:
I have tried to install this exact same way. After flashing the framework and installing the alpha .apk, I activated greenify and rebooted.
Upon launching greenify, I saw a yellow dialogue box that said auto hibernation service has stopped (auto hibernation worked fine before trying to use xposed) I attempted to enable the xposed features and a screen popped up telling me to install the xposed framework.
I have since restored my nand backup I made before flashing xposed, and greenify is back to auto hibernating, just cant use the xposed features.
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Have you tried installing other modules? Looking around the greenify sections here on XDA seems it wasn't ready for 5.0, but there is a beta thread that you may want to take a look at.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/greenify
The Stig 04 said:
Have you tried installing other modules? Looking around the greenify sections here on XDA seems it wasn't ready for 5.0, but there is a beta thread that you may want to take a look at.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/greenify
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I just found that beta thread, and I am now trying to install xposed again.
I also tried Xsense, and did not have any luck.
What modules are you using? I will activate them and test.
nmarietta said:
I just found that beta thread, and I am now trying to install xposed again.
I also tried Xsense, and did not have any luck.
What modules are you using? I will activate them and test.
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Currently I'm using
Sense 6 lockscreen mods (LP)
Sense 6 Toolbox beta (to find the beta you have to change your settings, open the module in xposed/scroll all the way right to settings/change to "beta")
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The Stig 04 said:
Currently I'm using
Sense 6 lockscreen mods (LP)
Sense 6 Toolbox beta (to find the beta you have to change your settings, open the module in xposed/scroll all the way right to settings/change to "beta")
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I reinstalled xposed, and updated greenify to beta 11. I also installed Sense 6 Toolbox beta. Everything seems to be working just fine.
My problem was using modules that were not updated to work with lollipop. Thanks for all your help!
I am running nexus 5 5.0 stock along with elementalx kernel.
I installed xposed installer from play store and then using twrp tried flashing the framework.The log stated installation to be successful.
But when I open up xposed installer app below is the image which shows the issue.
Xposed for versions later than Kitkat 4.4.4 isn't that easy to install. You'll have to find the appropriate zip and flash it through recovery, the installer app will not work. Make sure you uninstall it before flashing.
Besides, how did you install it from the Play Store if it isn't available there?