what xposed modules have you gotten to work?
i only tried gravitybox and it didnt do anything
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Hi,
I'm trying to inject an Xposed module in a rooted phone with SuperSu configured as "disabled" .
I could download and install Xposed and the corresponding modules with SuperSu "enabled", but I'm wondering if the Xposed modules will actually work when SuperSu is in "disabled" mode.
Specifically, could I inject an Xposed module in a specific app(I.E. angrybird and such) when SuperSu is disabled?(assuming I already downloaded and installed the Xposed module when SuperSu is enabled)
Also, if it is not possible, is there any alternative I can use to dynamically inject code into a running app?
Thanks!
Anyone?
Edit : Nevermind. I tried it and it works!
So I can load install Xposed modules and have my phone unrooted afterwards.
Thanks!
What version Xposed Framework is work? I tried to install 2.6.1, but the modules are not working. I tried to restart the device and installed the module and Xposed to the device, but without success.
I'm trying to install Xposed on my G2 Mini so that I can block the volume buttons on the back as they're driving me mad constantly taking photos in my pocket. I've installed G2 Xposed, downloaded an .apk Xposed Installer it prompted me to but when I go to it and try to install the framework, it says that Xposed is not yet compatible with SDK 21 or my CPU architecure (armeabi-v7a) and below, there is such info:
CANNOT LINK EXECUTALE: could not load library "libdcm.so" needed by "/data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/cache/app_process"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found
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Why is that so? How can I install Xposed, then? I need to cause it seems it's the only way to use G2 TweaksBox to block the aforementioned buttons and from what I read, people have installed Xposed with no problem on G2 Mini.
Have you installed BusyBox? Xposed needs BusyBox to work.
Planterz said:
Have you installed BusyBox? Xposed needs BusyBox to work.
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Oh... No I didn't, didn't know that. So should I install it now on top of the G2 Xposed and Xposed Installer or should I first uninstall everything and then install it one by one (BusyBox -> Xposed -> Xposed Installer)?
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Oh... No I didn't, didn't know that. So should I install it now on top of the G2 Xposed and Xposed Installer or should I first uninstall everything and then install it one by one (BusyBox -> Xposed -> Xposed Installer)?
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Install BusyBox, then Xposed., then your modules. I don't think there's any need to uninstall, just do it in that order and reinstall if it asks, and reboot when it says.
I've got a rooted J700m with Magisk installed, latest firmware and Xposed Installer Meterial Design by dvdandroid.
I think I've done everything correctly, but in the midle of the way, my Xposed framework stopped working. I was messing with unroot supersu to enable Magisk, then I was updating Xposed framework and installing some modules on Magisk.... anyways.
My problem is Xposed Framework is installed but not active. I've searched for solutions, but nothing seems to work.
Even the Xposed Installer error log is empty.
I'm new to this so..
I got Ambasadii ROM on my S8, and downloaded and installed the Xposed Framework in the Magisk Modules, is there a way to bypass SafetyNet somehow?
It works great with it disabled but since it is systemless I was hoping I could do something without having to disable Xposed.
If you use xposed you will always fail safety net. Time to make a choice.