Hammerhead (KTU84P), rooted. I tried to turn on ART by going to "developer options" and under select runtime, select ART, then it will ask me to reboot. But after reboot, I come back to the developer options, it still shows "Dalvik".
Anyone can tell me how to turn on ART? Thanks.
iantung329 said:
Hammerhead (KTU84P), rooted. I tried to turn on ART by going to "developer options" and under select runtime, select ART, then it will ask me to reboot. But after reboot, I come back to the developer options, it still shows "Dalvik".
Anyone can tell me how to turn on ART? Thanks.
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You're running xposed yes?
iantung329 said:
Hammerhead (KTU84P), rooted. I tried to turn on ART by going to "developer options" and under select runtime, select ART, then it will ask me to reboot. But after reboot, I come back to the developer options, it still shows "Dalvik".
Anyone can tell me how to turn on ART? Thanks.
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By uninstalling Xposed.
Lethargy said:
By uninstalling Xposed.
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(face palm)
Xposed is not ART compatible? I can't believe that I am this stupid not to realize this pitfall. Guess I have see if I want ART or Xposed....
Thanks for pointing this out.
iantung329 said:
Hammerhead (KTU84P), rooted. I tried to turn on ART by going to "developer options" and under select runtime, select ART, then it will ask me to reboot. But after reboot, I come back to the developer options, it still shows "Dalvik".
Anyone can tell me how to turn on ART? Thanks.
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XPosed does not currently support ART runtime. You're going to need to uninstall it as said above in order to utilize ART.
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iantung329 said:
(face palm)
Xposed is not ART compatible?
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Nope. Dalvik is a "Just-in-Time" run time. This means translation of code happens at the time it happens - when it is needed to be executed. Xposed allows modules to intercept these commands and change them.
ART is not Just-in-time. It does all translation prior to the application running, which means that there is nothing for Xposed to intercept
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For some reason I can't switch to ART. When I select that in developers options, it prompts to reboot but afterwards when I check it is still on dalivk. Any idea? Running purity rom with Franco kernel.
Check the purity rom and franko kernel to see if it supports art
Do you haze xposed installed
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Franco works fine. You'll have xposed installed so it'll just reboot back to Dvalik
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Oh so do I have to uninstall xposed to switch to ART?
onecrzyasian said:
Oh so do I have to uninstall xposed to switch to ART?
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Yes.
I had this issue this afternoon. Couldn't figure out why ART wouldn't activate until I searched.
Uninstall xposed, select ART, then reboot, and then when all of the apps have been refreshed upon boot up, reinstall Xposed.
onecrzyasian said:
Oh so do I have to uninstall xposed to switch to ART?
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blackdragoon said:
Yes.
I had this issue this afternoon. Couldn't figure out why ART wouldn't activate until I searched.
Uninstall xposed, select ART, then reboot, and then when all of the apps have been refreshed upon boot up, reinstall Xposed.
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wait you reinstalled Xposed and was able to keep ART??
onecrzyasian said:
wait you reinstalled Xposed and was able to keep ART??
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Oh wait, now that you mentioned it...
I just checked again. Didn't notice that it switched back to Dalvik.
Xposed will probably never work with ART
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A handy hint I have just discovered... Uninstall Xposed from within the framework first, THEN remove it from your phone... Apparently Xposed leaves "things" behind :/
takuhii said:
A handy hint I have just discovered... Uninstall Xposed from within the framework first, THEN remove it from your phone... Apparently Xposed leaves "things" behind :/
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Hi,
Yes you need to uninstall from Xposed framework to restore the original "app_process" file and reboot..., then nothing is left on your phone.
I have been rebooting my Nexus 5 when using Xposed Framework modules and for every perfect reboot I get a bootloop. Is anyone else experiencing this? It's frustrating that my Stock Rooted with Xposed Framework setup would cause bootloops and every time a bootloop occurs it eats up a lot of battery and makes the phone uncomfortably warm.
do you have art selected?
I have the same setup as you.....xposed never sent my device into boot loop. As the poster above me stated, are you using art or dalvik? I believe xposed does not work with art. Also, could using a module within xposed that is not developed for 4.4+ cause such misbehavior?
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I have had this problem.. I don't know how to fix it.. I just restore a backup and try it again.. Sometimes it works and sometimes it don't
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I use Xposed on all my devices, I've never had so much as a stutter from it, let alone a bootloop. You've got something else going on. As others pointed out, if you are using ART runtime, Xposed isn't compatible.
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I use Xposed on all my devices, I've never had so much as a stutter from it, let alone a bootloop. You've got something else going on. As others pointed out, if you are using ART runtime, Xposed isn't compatible.
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Yeah it's not that, I don't have ART enabled and on top of that enabling ART while Xposed is installed automatically sends you back into the OS and cancels the request for ART as a part of Xposed Framework, so I couldn't have enabled it anyway.
grizzlywan said:
Yeah it's not that, I don't have ART enabled and on top of that enabling ART while Xposed is installed automatically sends you back into the OS and cancels the request for ART as a part of Xposed Framework, so I couldn't have enabled it anyway.
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I wasn't inferring that ART was the only possible cause, just the most common. What modules are you trying to use?
_MetalHead_ said:
I wasn't inferring that ART was the only possible cause, just the most common. What modules are you trying to use?
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GravityBox and Greenify. Nothing that should be causing this.
grizzlywan said:
GravityBox and Greenify. Nothing that should be causing this.
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If you disable both mods do you still get boot loops? And are you using the version of GB that's meant for kitkat?
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If you disable both mods do you still get boot loops? And are you using the version of GB that's meant for kitkat?
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Still getting boot loops with both mods disabled, even went as far as to uninstall Xposed Framework to see if it would happen. I rebooted 10 times and it boot looped 3 times out of those 10.
Yes, using GravityBox for KitKat.
Tried to switch from dalvik to ART but on reboot it doesn't seem to stick. I go back into dev options and it still says dalvik. I'm on the original soak test, which shouldn't matter, but I'm curious if anyway else switch to ART and got it to stick. Thanks.
I've heard that happens if you're using xposed
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livinitwarrior said:
I've heard that happens if you're using xposed
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I'll have to see if that works. Any idea if I can uninstall xposed switch to ART then reinstall xposed or do I have to choose to keep one or the other?
Should be able to. Don't mess with your modules, just install the framework in the app itself, reboot, and try it then.
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Xposed doesn't work with ART (yet). The Xposed developer purposely has your runtime switch back to Dalvik upon reboot to keep you from going into a bootloop with ART.
tehcodeman said:
Xposed doesn't work with ART (yet). The Xposed developer purposely has your runtime switch back to Dalvik upon reboot to keep you from going into a bootloop with ART.
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Okay, thanks.
I have this same problem. I uninstalled Xposed, but it still switches back to Dalvik. Is there another app that can automatically switch to Dalvik, or did Xposed leave something behind?
EDIT: Nevermind, figured it out. It does leave stuff behind, it came to me that I had to hit an INSTALL button to install the framework, so i had to reinstall Xposed and hit an Uninstall button to uninstall the framework.
After i've changed runtime to ART every start up of phone is accompanied by error message: Google Play services has stopped.
I've wiped Play data but it didn't help.
Any ideas how to solve this issue?
Droid Mini, 4.4.2, rooted
.: SID :. said:
After i've changed runtime to ART every start up of phone is accompanied by error message: Google Play services has stopped.
I've wiped Play data but it didn't help.
Any ideas how to solve this issue?
Droid Mini, 4.4.2, rooted
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This is a known issue with google play services. There is an update in the works, and an APK is floating around that will resolve this, although the error only occurs on boot, and does not cause any negative effects beyond the single error message.
Teksu said:
This is a known issue with google play services. There is an update in the works, and an APK is floating around that will resolve this, although the error only occurs on boot, and does not cause any negative effects beyond the single error message.
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I've seen already 2 or 3 updates for Google Services, but my is still the same. May be this error occurs when it can't be updated?
Hi everyone,
I got an issue with my Moto G. I was using ART runtime ever since I bought my Flacon and today by mistake I put off Developer Options. I turned on Dev Ops and the runtime was shown as Dalvik. After that I just cant change the runtime to ART. I get the reboot to change runtime from libvm.so to libart.so? popup but nothing happens after rebooting. Tried it about 10 times now.
Thank you!
EDIT: I should have googled first. As it turns out, I've got Xposed Framwork installed, hence, ART won't get enabled.
Sorry for the post.
Cheers!!
If you're using Xposed, it won't change.
rogeriorp said:
If you're using Xposed, it won't change.
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I have same Problem. I had Xposed installed but uninstalled it. I still cant change runtime to ART even though xposed installer is not on my device anymore.
I am using Nexus 5 with stock rooted ROM and with Code Blue Kernel. I want to switch to ART. I go to developer option and select Use ART.
My phone reboots and it is still in dalvik. Is there anything special I need to do here?
What is the requirement to go in ART?
anshumangoyal said:
I am using Nexus 5 with stock rooted ROM and with Code Blue Kernel. I want to switch to ART. I go to developer option and select Use ART.
My phone reboots and it is still in dalvik. Is there anything special I need to do here?
What is the requirement to go in ART?
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Not using xposed and having free space (about 2gb) in storage
Sounds like xposed installed
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Thanks. Yes I have Xposed installed. Is it possible to uninstall Xposed, then switch to ART and then install Xposed Again. Will this work in that case or I will not be able to install xposed after that.
anshumangoyal said:
Thanks. Yes I have Xposed installed. Is it possible to uninstall Xposed, then switch to ART and then install Xposed Again. Will this work in that case or I will not be able to install xposed after that.
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xposed does not work with ART in any way at this time.
so if you want ART, you cannot use xposed. period.
Xposed dev has said that he won't officially support ART until it gets released in its final form.