Hi guys
ive installed systemless supersu (working, with su.d support) then i flashed systemless xposed.
however after installing systemless xposed my su.d support stops working? whats going on? is xposed over-writing supersu binaries?
Since i can't make some apps working with SElinux Enforcing ,and i can't make SElinux be Permissive with magisk ( some root apps can't working perfectly with magisk ) in my device, so i change root method ,using SuperSU..
Even SElinux still Enforce mode, but i can using root apps wich cannot working correctly if i use magisk..
But,i have troubleshoting when i try installing the same Xposed Framework version, my device going bootloop.
before i change magisk to SuperSU, Xposed Framework is working
Any solution with my case?
For this tutorial you will need
Magisk
TWRP To install custom roms and magisk if you don't have it
Gltools
First you'll need to uninstall any root apps like kingroot, iroot, supersu and etc
First install TWRP
Now get a samsung rom anything higher then galaxy s7 make sure the rom is compatible with your phone so you dont bootloop it or brick.
Make sure to backup your phone
Once you've done that make sure you've installed Magisk just search up how to install magisk
Now install gltools with twrp
Steps
Open Gltools and select the second plugin then tap install to recovery
Then load up TWRP recovery and find the zip then install
Now install fortnite
Now search up on youtube fortnite gltools any video should work
Now open magisk and go to magisk hide
Select fortnite
Select fornite installer
Select Gltools
Now if you have lucky patcher or busybox uninstall them or they will kick you from the game if you have them installed
That should be it
If you have any questions please message me I would love to help :highfive:
I assume here you have custom recovery like twrp and Magisk (Required only in Method 2) Installed in your device, I have made it simple, crsipy and concise so that noob can get rescued from bootloop
Note : This guide is helpful only of bootloop is caused by Xposed modules, Magisk modules, System or User App.
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1)Reboot to Recovery
2)Go to Recovery File Manager and Browse to /data/app/
3)Find there package name of xposed module,user app causing bootloop like package name of famous xposed module Xposed Edge is "com. Jozien.xposededge"(just remind app name and you will get it) and swipe to deleter that folder
4)You are done, just reboot your device
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(Recommend For Xposed Users and Systemless Mods)
1)Download Magisk Manager For Recovery by @VR25 From Magisk Respo.
2)Flash via Magisk or Recovery (works even after you are stuck in bootloop)
3) Now Go to Recovery Terminal
4)Type the fallowing Command
"/data/media/mm" without quotes
5)Type "a" without quotes to enable or disable magisk module)
6)Now type keyword (first two, three letters matching with magisk module and enter to disable it
7)Enter Again to Complete Procedure
Suppose An xposed module is causing bootloop (Assuming you have Ed Xposed Framework Installed)
Just type Ed or Xposed keyword to disable This module and other module similarly and you are done
Uraniam9 said:
I assume here you have custom recovery like twrp and Magisk (Required only in Method 2) Installed in your device, I have made it simple, crsipy and concise so that noob can get rescued from bootloop
Note : This guide is helpful only of bootloop is caused by Xposed modules, Magisk modules, System or User App.
Here are the steps to get out from a Bootloop
*METHOD 1*
1)Reboot to Recovery
2)Go to Recovery File Manager and Broswe to /data/app/
3)Find there package name of xposed module,user app causing bootloop like package name of famous xposed module Xposed Edge is "com. Jozien.xposededge"(just remind app name and you will get it) and swipe to deleter that folder
4)You are done, just reboot your device
* METHOD 2*
Recommend For Xposed Users
1)Download Magisk Manager For Recovery by @VR25 From Magisk Respo.
2)Flash via Magisk or Recovery (works even after you are stuck in bootloop)
3) Now Go to Recovery Terminal
4)Type the fallowing Command
"/data/media/mm" without quotes
5)Type "a" without quotes to enable or disable magisk module)
6)Now type keyword (first two, three letters matching with magisk module and enter to disable it
Suppose An xposed module is causing bootloop (Assuming you have Ed Xposed Framework Installed)
Just type Ed or Xposed keyword to disable This module and other module similarly and you are done
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You may add that you need to enter twice = to do what Ctrl+C as said in the app. In the last step
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Thanks. I just included this thread in my signature
Thank you so very much, Mr. uraniam9. You just saved me a hell lot of work restoring my phone. God bless you.
I just can't make Edxposed work, system hangs on the Samsung animated logo. Device is SM-J730G/DS running stock official with Magisk 20.3 and latest TWRP for my device. I'm getting this problem flashing both sandhook or that other one I forgot it's name.
First of all, you should have magisk 25.2 installed, and in magisk settings you should have zygisk enabled, for LSPosed you should have the zygisk variant obviously.
If you have all of these just reboot, then install Knox Patch, after you install this once again reboot and head to LSPosed settings, modules, then enable Knox Patch and you are good to go.