i have HTC Desire X. i can't install busybox, my phone reboots on installing it.
i want to ask that does this flashing the zip file helps? it wont brick my cellphone right?
i got this " Root_SuperSU.1.44-Busybox.1.21.1_in_xbin-signed" and "busybox" zip file from some XDA thread, i have attached it
do i have to install busybox in my phone before going to recovery and flash the zip file?? or without installing busybox on my phone i should go to recovery and flash this zip file? they haven't mentioned anything about it in that XDA thread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51688913#post51688913)
i have attached two zip files for BusyBox, please someone check it.
i m not able to install Xposed on my HTC Desire X. after reboot app_process disappears (shown in the picture attached).
there are three modes of installation in Xposed
1. Classic (write to /system directly)
2. manually zip flash by recovery
3. automatically zip flash by recovery
what does 2 and 3 do? and how does 2 and 3 work?
i have installed xposed version 2.1.4 via flashing zip file in twrp i got from this some website (i m not allowed to post the outside link for some reason), i have attached the zip file i got from that website.
Now i want to update it to latest version but after installing lastest version (2.5 or 2.4.1), app_process doesnt get install (app_process number shows 34 in red)
is there a solution to this problem?
is there a way to get Xposed zip for latest version?
Please Help. i m noob.
Thank You
To install busybox I think u need custom kernel.
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You'll need a custom kernel?
I'm not sure but I'm sure that's the case, you can just download the "busybox" app from the PlayStore and click install.
The sash wringing... the trash thinging... mash flinging... the flash springing, bringing the the crash thinging the...
krishneelg3 said:
You'll need a custom kernel?
I'm not sure but I'm sure that's the case, you can just download the "busybox" app from the PlayStore and click install.
The sash wringing... the trash thinging... mash flinging... the flash springing, bringing the the crash thinging the...
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You need to have a custom kernel for that, or install it through recovery
GtrCraft said:
You need to have a custom kernel for that, or install it through recovery
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thanks for the reply.
i really dont want to play with kernel, as it may hard brick the cellphone.
i just want a safest way to install busybox.
cuz when i try to install busybox my phone reboots.
Milind.joshi said:
thanks for the reply.
i really dont want to play with kernel, as it may hard brick the cellphone.
i just want a safest way to install busybox.
cuz when i try to install busybox my phone reboots.
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Hard bricking can happen with installing busybox too, same chance as installing kernel. You can also install busybox from recovery, you only need to find a flashable zip
GtrCraft said:
Hard bricking can happen with installing busybox too, same chance as installing kernel. You can also install busybox from recovery, you only need to find a flashable zip
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i found the flashable zip, i have attached the zip file in my previous post.
i found that zip file from this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51688913#post51688913
but not sure if its working, as i have not got the reply yet on the above link.
and i m afraid to use that zip file.
Hello, I own a rooted HTC Desire 630 and I attempted to install Xposed Framework two times now, but both of my attempts failed miserably ( I got stuck at HTC boot screen, although I could access the recovery ) . So miserably that I had to relock the BL and flash the stock ROM. This is getting annoying, because I followed all the steps really carefully ( FROM HERE: bit(DOT)ly(SLASH)2oS8H1u ) and I used the correct ARM .zip file. Is there a software problem that doesn't allow this file to be flashed? Or do I have to use special Xposed files just like it's needed for Samsung?
I have to mention that I had unlocked BL, Superuser access and the latest TWRP beta made by @Captain_Throwback when doing the prcedure.
ANY HELP/FEEDBACK WOULD BE APPRECIATED
1. Root your phone
2. Install Magisk manager apk
3. Flash Magisk from recovery
4. Flash systemless Xposed framework
5. Install Xposed manager apk (modified for systemless xposed framework)
6. Install modules you want/ need.
7. Done!
mr_techno said:
1. Root your phone
2. Install Magisk manager apk
3. Flash Magisk from recovery
4. Flash systemless Xposed framework
5. Install Xposed manager apk (modified for systemless xposed framework)
6. Install modules you want/ need.
7. Done!
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Did you attempt it? If yes, did it finish successfully?
KedBit said:
Did you attempt it? If yes, did it finish successfully?
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I'll let the screenshots do the talking....
Screen1
Screen2
mr_techno said:
I'll let the screenshots do the talking....
That seems pretty convincing. I'll try it myself and confirm if it works for me.
Oh, and one more thing: Substratum. It's practically unusable for this device. Once you enter and finish the initial setup, you are prompted to grant it multiple app permissions, aswell as Superuser permissions. As soon as I hit GRANT on the Superuser pop-up, the phone reboots itself and the whole app data is cleared. Is it just my device that's operating like this or is Substratum unsupported?
Wondering if I should create a new thread on this if the problem persists.
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Doesn't seem to work for me, Magisk just wouldn't install. Flashed the .zip in TWRP (v12.0) but after the reboot Magisk is still not installed.
So, in conclusion, the question still remains and the thread still awaits valid replies on how to do it.
KedBit said:
Doesn't seem to work for me, Magisk just wouldn't install. Flashed the .zip in TWRP (v12.0) but after the reboot Magisk is still not installed.
So, in conclusion, the question still remains and the thread still awaits valid replies on how to do it.
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Use this twrp (TEST2) found on this link HERE, Install Magisk apk, flash the Magisk zip, search on XDA for SYSTEMLESS XPOSED FRAMEWORK on that thread you will find modified Xposed installer apk and ZIP file that you need to flash. While in recovery you can flash supersu zip, just google for that one. Aaaaaand you're done!
mr_techno said:
Use this twrp (TEST2) found on this link HERE, Install Magisk apk, flash the Magisk zip, search on XDA for SYSTEMLESS XPOSED FRAMEWORK on that thread you will find modified Xposed installer apk and ZIP file that you need to flash. While in recovery you can flash supersu zip, just google for that one. Aaaaaand you're done!
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I got boot loop help me in geting stock rom for thid device please help give link
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KedBit said:
Hello, I own a rooted HTC Desire 630 and I attempted to install Xposed Framework two times now, but both of my attempts failed miserably ( I got stuck at HTC boot screen, although I could access the recovery ) . So miserably that I had to relock the BL and flash the stock ROM. This is getting annoying, because I followed all the steps really carefully ( FROM HERE: bit(DOT)ly(SLASH)2oS8H1u ) and I used the correct ARM .zip file. Is there a software problem that doesn't allow this file to be flashed? Or do I have to use special Xposed files just like it's needed for Samsung?
I have to mention that I had unlocked BL, Superuser access and the latest TWRP beta made by @Captain_Throwback when doing the prcedure.
ANY HELP/FEEDBACK WOULD BE APPRECIATED
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Need stock rom of htc 630 please where u got
Give link
It does not work for me, tried everything.
How to edit in build.prob
I try to edit but after reboot on changes
Edited line are removed on every reboot ..
Any one know why and how to edit
DISCLAIMER: So if you're thinking this is the same as [GUIDE] TWRP, ROOT and XPosed - Only J320FN ! you're right, but you're also wrong. The process is somewhat the same of course, but i did not followed that guide nor use any of his files, i'll explain a lot of things, introduce you to magisk.... And here we're talking of the J320F and J320F/DS , which is the variant I have. Yes FN stuff works on F and F/DS most of the time, i'm aware.
With that out of th way let's talk business, I'm running stock 5.1.1 on my Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 J320F. This guide is for Stock ROM, custom roms come pre-rooted or use their own Root addon like Lineage, in the other hand, Samsung's stock roms based on Android L and M are not compatible with the official Xposed Framework from Rovo89, it will bootloop the device, instead we have to use a modified Xposed made by Wanam, more on that later.
I'm going to split this guide in 3 parts, first we're gonna install the custom recovery TWRP via Odin, the recovery will enable us to flash zip files which will allows us to Root the device and finally install Xposed.
How to Install TWRP on the J3 J320FThe tool to flash firmwares files on Samsung phones running Android is called Odin, and in order for Odin to recognize your phone in Download Mode (more on that later) it also needs some drivers. You can download both things from the following links:
Odin 3.10 from MEGA*
<Mod Edit> 4shared link removed
PLEASE READ [*]
1. Both files are in .RAR5, so you need to use WinRAR 5 or above to be able open them.
2. They also are password protected (sorry about that, but i offer them on several sites already). Password is: Tecnoriales
TWRP 3.0.2 for J320F - is a *.tar file, leave it as is, i mean don't extract it.
Before you star please charge your battery to 100%.
1. Install the Samsung Drivers.
2. In your J320F go to Settings>About phone>Software Info and tap 7 times on the Build Number, you'll see a toast message about "Developers Options" being now enabled.
3. Head back to Settings and now youll see Developer Options, enter there turn the toggle for Disable OEM Unlock, you'll face your security challenge, whatever it is you have (pin, password, pattern...).
NOTE: From now on leave Disable OEM Unlock thicked (what i mean is, if you turn the toggle to his original state will enable OEM Unlock). otherwise when you reboot your phone it won't boot again showing you the Custom Binary blocked by FRP Block" error in red letter. This can only be fixed Flashing the stock rom on your J320F, although you might not lose your data you will lose TWRP, root and Xposed. So, BE CAREFUL!
4. Turn off your phone and enter Download Mode pressing Vol+- Home and Power. You'll see a warning in the screen, accept it pressing Vol+.
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5. Plug your phone to the PC using your usb cable and give it some time for the driver to kick in if it is the very first time.
6. Run Odin as Admin. Check the COM Port is illuminated and you see Added in the log below.
7. Click the AP button and load the *.tar file of the TWRP.
8. Go to Options Tab and disable Auto-Reboot.
9. Press Start and wait Odin to say Pass in green. It's only a couple of seconds.
10. Unplug your phone from the PC and remove the battery and put it back. Now turn in on with the key combo: Vol+, Home and power.
Your J320F will boot straight to TWRP- Change the language from Russian to whatever you want and swipe to the right the slider in the bottom of the screen to enable the TWRP to modify the system. That's it.
How to ROOT the J3 J320F using SuperSu or MagiskGrab your rooting tool:
SuperSu - Good old SuperSu from Chainfire. Might hang from time to time and refuse to grant root access, kinda has bad temper.
or
Magisk + Magisk Manager APK. Newest and systemless root. Works like a charm, I used v16.0.
Before you star please charge your battery to 100%. You might want make a nandroid backup with TWRP before rooting.
1. Copy the *.zip file to the sdcard of your J320F
2. Boot into TWRP.
3. Go to Install and navigate to your sdcard to find and select the zip file.
4. Swipe to the right the slider control on the bottom of the screen to start the flashing process, which you can follow in the log.
5. Once it has finished touch on Reboot System and wait for the phone to boot. It might take a loot of time if you installed SuperSu.
You will have in your launcher the app of your root manager app. Test that root is working with root checker, Link2Sd, or whatever needs root access.
Note: If you rooted with Magisk and don't see Magisk Manager on your launcher, install the apk manually.
How to Install Xposed Framework on the J3 J320FAs I said at the beginning of this post, YOU CAN'T USE OFICIAL XPOSED on Samsungs stock roms (Android 5.x and 6.x) it will make your device loop on the boot process. This is due to the heavy modifications Samsung make to Android to turn it into his TouchWiz UI.
To install Xposed you need:
Xposed Framework by Wanam - The current (and probably final) version is 87.1, download the zip for ARM and SDK22. Optional: Also download Xposed Uninstaller zip in case you get a bootloop.
Xposed Installer App - Is an APK file attached to this thread, which by the way is the official Xposed Framework thread by Rovo89, don't used Xposed zips from there!
Before you star please charge your battery to 100%. You might want make a nandroid backup with TWRP before rooting.
1. Copy files to your sdcard. And install Xposed Installer.
2. Boot into TWRP, go to install and select the xposed-v87.1-sdk22-arm-custom-build-by-wanam-20161125 zip.
3. Swipe to the right the slider control on the bottom of the screen to start the flashing process and wait.
4. When it finishes select Reboot System. This will be a long boot, be patient.
After booting go to the Xposed Installer, or install it if you havent already, and see if Xposed is enabled. You should see the version and the samsung warning like in this pick
NOTE: DO NOT UPDATE XPOSED from the Xposed Installer app, it will flash official Xposed and you will get ****ed, i mean, a bootloop.
Xposed has tons, and tons, and tons of modules, most of them won't work on Samsung roms, again, due to all the changes Samsung made to Android in his stock roms. Always read carefully the info of any module before installing it, believe me they are state it when they wont work on Samsung roms. There's one module you should never even try to install:
It's called Gravity Box... The most powerful and famous module of all, and no, it wont work on your Samsung.
However, theres something called Wanam Xposed, made by the same dev from the modified Xposed we are using, it has some of the features you can find in GB.
All the above information is in this video i made. Video is in Spanish tough.
Sorry for my english, good luck and happy flashing.
can you make an English video please thx!
DeblaGaming said:
can you make an English video please thx!
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Not happening.
DeblaGaming said:
can you make an English video please thx!
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Seems pretty straight forward. A word of advice. When doing things like this for first time and if you don't know what to do rather follow text tutorials than videos. Easier to keep up...
Can twrp be updated with latest version or is this some custom twrp only for this model?
I haven't played a lot with flashing on samsungs so I'm doing my reading before. I have FN model. Is there some custom ROM that offers better experience or should I just root stock and get rid of bloatware and tweak it as I like with xposed?
the_bulk said:
Seems pretty straight forward. A word of advice. When doing things like this for first time and if you don't know what to do rather follow text tutorials than videos. Easier to keep up...
Can twrp be updated with latest version or is this some custom twrp only for this model?
I haven't played a lot with flashing on samsungs so I'm doing my reading before. I have FN model. Is there some custom ROM that offers better experience or should I just root stock and get rid of bloatware and tweak it as I like with xposed?
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Theres no official TWRP for Speadtrum based 2016 J3s. There are newer versions for the J30F/FN i think, but atm i don't care/need it.
Since we don't have an Exynos or Qualcomm SoC, the custom rom scene doesn't look so good. Pretty much you have Lineage (MM & N), RR (N) and more recently DotOS (N), but they all suffer from pretty much the same problems give or take, in top of that most of the other roms are dead since the devs moved on to other phones, the ones I mentioned before don't really receive updates oftem. Right now im using stock with root and Xposed, is working fine, however im thinking about giving a second chance this rom: https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j3-2016/development/j2-pro-port-markus-rooted-t3657383 is stock MM, a port from the j210F wich i think is newer and somewhat better than this other j2 port: https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-j3-2016/development/marshmallow-rom-j320f-t3623551
Can it flash newest SuperSu v2.82 flashable zip,through TWRP?
Odin Faild
Hi Guys!
I tried to flash the TWRP recovery on my J3 (2016) , but odin saids its faild could you help me with it please?
milewap said:
Can it flash newest SuperSu v2.82 flashable zip,through TWRP?
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I flashed latest Magisk v18,with TWRP and yes TWRP vorks great tnx dev...for all :good:
Here's another one TWRP custom recovery,this one he has a bekap EFS....downloaded from 4pda ru site.All credits goes to them
SM-J320F-TWRP-F2FS.tar.md5
And here SM-J320FN-TWRP-F2FS.tar.md5 for FN but it does,on J320F i flashed today and works without problems.
Here it is PIT J320F if someone needs it...
Need help
mauriciognr said:
DISCLAIMER: So if you're thinking this is the same as [GUIDE] TWRP, ROOT and XPosed - Only J320FN ! you're right, but you're also wrong. The process is somewhat the same of course, but i did not followed that guide nor use any of his files, i'll explain a lot of things, introduce you to magisk.... And here we're talking of the J320F and J320F/DS , which is the variant I have. Yes FN stuff works on F and F/DS most of the time, i'm aware.
With that out of th way let's talk business, I'm running stock 5.1.1 on my Samsung Galaxy J3 2016 J320F. This guide is for Stock ROM, custom roms come pre-rooted or use their own Root addon like Lineage, in the other hand, Samsung's stock roms based on Android L and M are not compatible with the official Xposed Framework from Rovo89, it will bootloop the device, instead we have to use a modified Xposed made by Wanam, more on that later.
I'm going to split this guide in 3 parts, first we're gonna install the custom recovery TWRP via Odin, the recovery will enable us to flash zip files which will allows us to Root the device and finally install Xposed.
How to Install TWRP on the J3 J320FThe tool to flash firmwares files on Samsung phones running Android is called Odin, and in order for Odin to recognize your phone in Download Mode (more on that later) it also needs some drivers. You can download both things from the following links:
Odin 3.10 from MEGA*
<Mod Edit> 4shared link removed
PLEASE READ [*]
1. Both files are in .RAR5, so you need to use WinRAR 5 or above to be able open them.
2. They also are password protected (sorry about that, but i offer them on several sites already). Password is: Tecnoriales
TWRP 3.0.2 for J320F - is a *.tar file, leave it as is, i mean don't extract it.
Before you star please charge your battery to 100%.
1. Install the Samsung Drivers.
2. In your J320F go to Settings>About phone>Software Info and tap 7 times on the Build Number, you'll see a toast message about "Developers Options" being now enabled.
3. Head back to Settings and now youll see Developer Options, enter there turn the toggle for Disable OEM Unlock, you'll face your security challenge, whatever it is you have (pin, password, pattern...).
NOTE: From now on leave Disable OEM Unlock thicked (what i mean is, if you turn the toggle to his original state will enable OEM Unlock). otherwise when you reboot your phone it won't boot again showing you the Custom Binary blocked by FRP Block" error in red letter. This can only be fixed Flashing the stock rom on your J320F, although you might not lose your data you will lose TWRP, root and Xposed. So, BE CAREFUL!
4. Turn off your phone and enter Download Mode pressing Vol+- Home and Power. You'll see a warning in the screen, accept it pressing Vol+.
5. Plug your phone to the PC using your usb cable and give it some time for the driver to kick in if it is the very first time.
6. Run Odin as Admin. Check the COM Port is illuminated and you see Added in the log below.
7. Click the AP button and load the *.tar file of the TWRP.
8. Go to Options Tab and disable Auto-Reboot.
9. Press Start and wait Odin to say Pass in green. It's only a couple of seconds.
10. Unplug your phone from the PC and remove the battery and put it back. Now turn in on with the key combo: Vol+, Home and power.
Your J320F will boot straight to TWRP- Change the language from Russian to whatever you want and swipe to the right the slider in the bottom of the screen to enable the TWRP to modify the system. That's it.
How to ROOT the J3 J320F using SuperSu or MagiskGrab your rooting tool:
SuperSu - Good old SuperSu from Chainfire. Might hang from time to time and refuse to grant root access, kinda has bad temper.
or
Magisk + Magisk Manager APK. Newest and systemless root. Works like a charm, I used v16.0.
Before you star please charge your battery to 100%. You might want make a nandroid backup with TWRP before rooting.
1. Copy the *.zip file to the sdcard of your J320F
2. Boot into TWRP.
3. Go to Install and navigate to your sdcard to find and select the zip file.
4. Swipe to the right the slider control on the bottom of the screen to start the flashing process, which you can follow in the log.
5. Once it has finished touch on Reboot System and wait for the phone to boot. It might take a loot of time if you installed SuperSu.
You will have in your launcher the app of your root manager app. Test that root is working with root checker, Link2Sd, or whatever needs root access.
Note: If you rooted with Magisk and don't see Magisk Manager on your launcher, install the apk manually.
How to Install Xposed Framework on the J3 J320FAs I said at the beginning of this post, YOU CAN'T USE OFICIAL XPOSED on Samsungs stock roms (Android 5.x and 6.x) it will make your device loop on the boot process. This is due to the heavy modifications Samsung make to Android to turn it into his TouchWiz UI.
To install Xposed you need:
Xposed Framework by Wanam - The current (and probably final) version is 87.1, download the zip for ARM and SDK22. Optional: Also download Xposed Uninstaller zip in case you get a bootloop.
Xposed Installer App - Is an APK file attached to this thread, which by the way is the official Xposed Framework thread by Rovo89, don't used Xposed zips from there!
Before you star please charge your battery to 100%. You might want make a nandroid backup with TWRP before rooting.
1. Copy files to your sdcard. And install Xposed Installer.
2. Boot into TWRP, go to install and select the xposed-v87.1-sdk22-arm-custom-build-by-wanam-20161125 zip.
3. Swipe to the right the slider control on the bottom of the screen to start the flashing process and wait.
4. When it finishes select Reboot System. This will be a long boot, be patient.
After booting go to the Xposed Installer, or install it if you havent already, and see if Xposed is enabled. You should see the version and the samsung warning like in this pick
NOTE: DO NOT UPDATE XPOSED from the Xposed Installer app, it will flash official Xposed and you will get ****ed, i mean, a bootloop.
Xposed has tons, and tons, and tons of modules, most of them won't work on Samsung roms, again, due to all the changes Samsung made to Android in his stock roms. Always read carefully the info of any module before installing it, believe me they are state it when they wont work on Samsung roms. There's one module you should never even try to install:
It's called Gravity Box... The most powerful and famous module of all, and no, it wont work on your Samsung.
However, theres something called Wanam Xposed, made by the same dev from the modified Xposed we are using, it has some of the features you can find in GB.
All the above information is in this video i made. Video is in Spanish tough.
Sorry for my english, good luck and happy flashing.
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Hey man youre the best guid i found on the internet
I have a j320f, stock rom, 5.1.1.OS and i rooted it twice with superus and magisk. I flashed em with twrp
At first the root checker said root is not installed correctly. Then i rooted it with kingo root and problem solved
I didnt install Xposed
But after some hours my phone restarted and kept bootlooping. I flashed the firmware... my phone worked again. Then again i rooted it but this time i made a backup.
I flashed magisk again (your exact version) and pressed root on kingo root again to make the root checke say the device is rooted
And the bootloop happened again
I wanna know that XposedFramework by wanam does prevent bootloop?
Or is there anything that can be done for preventing bootloop?
AminNadery said:
Hey man youre the best guid i found on the internet
I have a j320f, stock rom, 5.1.1.OS and i rooted it twice with superus and magisk. I flashed em with twrp
At first the root checker said root is not installed correctly. Then i rooted it with kingo root and problem solved
I didnt install Xposed
But after some hours my phone restarted and kept bootlooping. I flashed the firmware... my phone worked again. Then again i rooted it but this time i made a backup.
I flashed magisk again (your exact version) and pressed root on kingo root again to make the root checke say the device is rooted
And the bootloop happened again
I wanna know that XposedFramework by wanam does prevent bootloop?
Or is there anything that can be done for preventing bootloop?
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You should use latest Magisk. If you install magisk you dont need anything else, if you dont see the magisk app after rebooting just go an download an install latest magisk manager from their thread. Stay away from kingo, use magisk, pay atention to what you are doing, youre using magisk and kingo at the same time, of course youll get a bootloop.
PD: Never quote OP.
Sorry for bothering again.
mauriciognr said:
You should use latest Magisk. If you install magisk you dont need anything else, if you dont see the magisk app after rebooting just go an download an install latest magisk manager from their thread. Stay away from kingo, use magisk, pay atention to what you are doing, youre using magisk and kingo at the same time, of course youll get a bootloop.
PD: Never quote OP.
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Hey man thanks for the help...i did as you told and i installed magisk v19 using the TWRP.the magisk manager was installed after the reboot BUT the root checker said that the root was not installed properly. In fact the prompt and grant pop up never showed up. I had this problem with superSU too and that was the reason i used the kingo root. And only after that i could see the phone is rooted in root checker...i didnt installed kingo root this time. Thanks for the warning.
But what can i do? My apps does not have root permission.
I tried installing different versions of magisk. The latest v19 and the one u used v16.0. It didnt helped.
The app was not hibernated i checked but it was never in the running apps in application manager
SuperSU had the same problem.
What should i do?
Any solutions?
Youre the best. Thanks
AminNadery said:
Hey man thanks for the help...i did as you told and i installed magisk v19 using the TWRP.the magisk manager was installed after the reboot BUT the root checker said that the root was not installed properly. In fact the prompt and grant pop up never showed up. I had this problem with superSU too and that was the reason i used the kingo root. And only after that i could see the phone is rooted in root checker...i didnt installed kingo root this time. Thanks for the warning.
But what can i do? My apps does not have root permission.
I tried installing different versions of magisk. The latest v19 and the one u used v16.0. It didnt helped.
The app was not hibernated i checked but it was never in the running apps in application manager
SuperSU had the same problem.
What should i do?
Any solutions?
Youre the best. Thanks
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First, perform a factory reset and flash your stock ROM (with odin), afterwards twrp and then magisk. Whatever problem you might have it will go away after a clean install of your rom. Use latest magisk.
Odin
Can I do this without computer???