So, Basically !
I Have The
HUAWEI MT7-L09
Android Version : 6.0 (EMUI 4.0)
Super Su Systemless Flashed
Xposed Systemless Installed
Latest Version Of Android N-ify Module Is Installed
The Problem ?
Well It Says Module Is Not Activated... Really Frustrating Because It Seems Like Huawei Phones Are Just Useless In Terms Of These Things Or Did I Do Something Wrong ?
Oh And No Logs Are Available From Xposed As Well, I Have Restarted A Million Times And Stuff.
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Hey, I've recently gotten Z Ultra and I'm pretty amazed with it, I updated to Lollipop and rooted it.
I want to install the Xposed module so that I can use it's Snapprefs module, as a workaround for snapchat since it does not use Xperia's post-processing feature, resulting in very poor image quality on snaps.
But after installing the Xposed installer it says "The latest version of xposed is currently not active. Did you install the framework and reboot?"
Then when I check to see if the framework is installed it tells me that "Xposed is not (yet) compatible with Android SDK Version 21 or your processor architecture (armeabi-v7a)"
"CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: could not load library "Libdvm.so" needed by"/data/Data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/cache/app_process"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found."
Now I do want to install the framework but these messages scared me as I'm afraid of bricking it, soft or hard.
I've seen some people showing a way to do it, but as I said I'm a noob with this so very scared of screwing things up.
So anyway I can install the xposed? Can I just install/update the framework and hope it doesn't brick?
Oh and I'm using Version 2.7 Experimental1
Tomalos said:
Hey, I've recently gotten Z Ultra and I'm pretty amazed with it, I updated to Lollipop and rooted it.
I want to install the Xposed module so that I can use it's Snapprefs module, as a workaround for snapchat since it does not use Xperia's post-processing feature, resulting in very poor image quality on snaps.
But after installing the Xposed installer it says "The latest version of xposed is currently not active. Did you install the framework and reboot?"
Then when I check to see if the framework is installed it tells me that "Xposed is not (yet) compatible with Android SDK Version 21 or your processor architecture (armeabi-v7a)"
"CANNOT LINK EXECUTABLE: could not load library "Libdvm.so" needed by"/data/Data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/cache/app_process"; caused by library "libdvm.so" not found."
Now I do want to install the framework but these messages scared me as I'm afraid of bricking it, soft or hard.
I've seen some people showing a way to do it, but as I said I'm a noob with this so very scared of screwing things up.
So anyway I can install the xposed? Can I just install/update the framework and hope it doesn't brick?
Oh and I'm using Version 2.7 Experimental1
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Search for xposed framework official post.. All details is there.. I'm using xposed framework on stock with no issues.
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Sounds like you have android 5.0 (Sony Xperia Z Ultra has 5.0 and GPe has 5.1?).
I think 5.0=sdk21 and 5.1=sdk22 so This should be what you are looking for.
I have a Sony Z Ultra- GPe android 5.1 which is sdk22 so I used This
With both of them you would install the apk then flash the "xposed sdk21 or 22.zip" via recovery.
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Sounds like you have android 5.0 (Sony Xperia Z Ultra has 5.0 and GPe has 5.1?).
I think 5.0=sdk21 and 5.1=sdk22 so This should be what you are looking for.
I have a Sony Z Ultra- GPe android 5.1 which is sdk22 so I used This
With both of them you would install the apk then flash the "xposed sdk21 or 22.zip" via recovery.
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For my Sony Z ultra c6833 which should i flash SDK 22 arm 64 , SDK 22 x82 or SDK 22 ? Please help
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For my Sony Z ultra c6833 which should i flash SDK 22 arm 64 , SDK 22 x82 or SDK 22 ? Please help
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I'd say.... arm64 is for newer devices that use ARMv8 cpu's and our sony Z ultra and most devices use ARMv7 cpu's... and I'd think arm-x86 is for emulation on x86 cpu's or maybe special devices ..IDK
the thread for the Experimental xposed says... "Almost everyone should use the arm download. Use arm64 ONLY for arm64 devices (most popular ones are probably HTC One M9, Nexus 9 and LG G4). Google your device or look in build.prop if you're not sure."
So I believe...
If you are on android 5.0 then go here and try xposed-v74-sdk21-arm
If you are on android 5.1.1 then go here and try xposed-v74-sdk22-arm-by-romracer
I know the thread I linked for 5.0 has an sdk22 but I think it didn't work for me and I had to use the Experimental. But I have GPe z Ultra so idk if that had anything to do with it.. maybe the sdk22 there will work for xperia z ultra with 5.1.1.
I don't even have exposed on my phone anymore since the GPe recieved a security update OTA that broke my phone when I tried to apply it, I had to unlock the bootloader and sideload 4.4 then sideload each OTA up to 5.1.1 to my phone to get it working and I haven't gotten around to doing anything other then rooting it yet. IDK if I'll even put xposed on it this time.
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I'd say.... arm64 is for newer devices that use ARMv8 cpu's and our sony Z ultra and most devices use ARMv7 cpu's... and I'd think arm-x86 is for emulation on x86 cpu's or maybe special devices ..IDK
the thread for the Experimental xposed says... "Almost everyone should use the arm download. Use arm64 ONLY for arm64 devices (most popular ones are probably HTC One M9, Nexus 9 and LG G4). Google your device or look in build.prop if you're not sure."
So I believe...
If you are on android 5.0 then go here and try xposed-v74-sdk21-arm
If you are on android 5.1.1 then go here and try xposed-v74-sdk22-arm-by-romracer
I know the thread I linked for 5.0 has an sdk22 but I think it didn't work for me and I had to use the Experimental. But I have GPe z Ultra so idk if that had anything to do with it.. maybe the sdk22 there will work for xperia z ultra with 5.1.1.
I don't even have exposed on my phone anymore since the GPe recieved a security update OTA that broke my phone when I tried to apply it, I had to unlock the bootloader and sideload 4.4 then sideload each OTA up to 5.1.1 to my phone to get it working and I haven't gotten around to doing anything other then rooting it yet. IDK if I'll even put xposed on it this time.
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If you're running 5.0/5.0.2, then download and flash the file for 5.0. If you're on 5.1(1), then flash the one for 5.1(1). Do not download the ARM64 version. That's for 64-bit devices. Ours is not 64-bit. You'll also have to install the app and flash a file in recovery if you're on 5.1(1) (that's what we had to do a month back at least).
Don't overthink it. Just download for 5.0 if you're on 5.0, and 5.1 if you're on 5.1. Not speaking to you specifically, Skuly, but people in general.
It used to work well on Android 4.3 (B148). it is said that Xposed is not compatible to SDK 22 after upgraded to B322. Modifying build.prop did not make it work. The only reason to install Xposed is to use Greenify's experimental functions.
Thanks for your any suggestions.
Xposed will not work with B322 at all. You will need to flash one of the Roms like Cyanogen, PAC, or Carbon to get it to work.
Hello.
sorry for my bad english.
After Update to Greenify Version 3.0 build 5 the app only shows:
"root privilege is not granted. please grant it manually in the root management toll..."
But it not comes a root request. old versions works fine last years.
i use android 4.4.2, xposed, root.
an greenify is on my device a system app, last update is not intigrated to system.
i have 300 apps on device, i need greenify
oh, i forget. wie have 3 equal smartphones, all have the problem.
What can i doo
greetings
Toshy
I am also experiencing this issue.
I am on a Galaxy S5 SM-G900I running Stock Touchwiz 6.0.1, rooted with systemless root.
Greenify version 2.95 build 4 works perfectly.
Greenify version 3 and up claims it doesn't have root access (despite root being permanently provided to it) and the app never actually requests root.
Jonzay said:
I am also experiencing this issue.
I am on a Galaxy S5 SM-G900I running Stock Touchwiz 6.0.1, rooted with systemless root.
Greenify version 2.95 build 4 works perfectly.
Greenify version 3 and up claims it doesn't have root access (despite root being permanently provided to it) and the app never actually requests root.
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FYI - there is a new build out (3.1 build 1) that references this issue in the change log.
I recently started tinkering around with Bluestacks again. It's been a few years. I do remember it being fairly easy to root, and install Xposed. Now all I am finding are a bunch of frustrated posts regarding the lack of support for Xposed on Bluestacks platform. What was it?? Did someone finally contact someone about something, lol??
Even the famous BSTweaker stopped providing not only support on their latest tweakers, but have also removed all traces of tweakers that were compatible to patch Xposed. Seriously, what happened?? Mysteriously the BSTweaker version 5.7.1 is gone everywhere on the net. Seems as though you will no longer find any version of BSTweaker that once supported Xposed patching ANYWHERE.
And any attempt through their respectable XDA channels to get an answer or solution will be either met with "it's already been answered" with no link to where it was answered, or you will just be completely ignored. And sooooo many people too.
BSTweaker 5.x does not work on BlueStacks 4.40 and above. Same with BSTweaker 6.x.
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BSTweaker 5.x does not work on BlueStacks 4.40 and above. Same with BSTweaker 6.x.
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This is already known by the insane amount of people already trying to accomplish the same thing I am. Finding versions of Bluestacks and BSTweaker that work together IS NOT the problem here.
Just finding somone who actually has the last supported Bluestacks and BSTweaker for Xposed would prove impossible. You will not find a single verson anywhere on BSTweaker's site that supports the install/patch of Xposed, to include their old versions they provide through GoogleDocs. And I reference BSTweaker version 5.7.1 because it's the last known version of BSTweaker that supported the install/patching of Xposed.
Why not use MEmu instead of BS? It's also Android 7 based, comes pre-rooted and you easily can install Xposed. on it.
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Why not use MEmu instead of BS? It's also Android 7 based, comes pre-rooted and you easily can install Xposed. on it.
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Been years since I've used it. Thinking pre-Note, lol. I'll try that. I just really love Bluestacks configuration. TY
DirtTrash said:
I recently started tinkering around with Bluestacks again. It's been a few years. I do remember it being fairly easy to root, and install Xposed. Now all I am finding are a bunch of frustrated posts regarding the lack of support for Xposed on Bluestacks platform. What was it?? Did someone finally contact someone about something, lol??
Even the famous BSTweaker stopped providing not only support on their latest tweakers, but have also removed all traces of tweakers that were compatible to patch Xposed. Seriously, what happened?? Mysteriously the BSTweaker version 5.7.1 is gone everywhere on the net. Seems as though you will no longer find any version of BSTweaker that once supported Xposed patching ANYWHERE.
And any attempt through their respectable XDA channels to get an answer or solution will be either met with "it's already been answered" with no link to where it was answered, or you will just be completely ignored. And sooooo many people too.
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Hi, I have BS Tweaker 5.10.2 and Bluestacks 4.50, also older versions, and Xposed works fine also the BST have the Xposed patch button...lol
Discovered canary version of lsposed is working with no need for Riru, haven't found any android 12 modules yet so haven't tested but lsposed is active and working. File below is from the telegram.
ne0ns4l4m4nder said:
Discovered canary version of lsposed is working with no need for Riru, haven't found any android 12 modules yet so haven't tested but lsposed is active and working. File below is from the telegram.
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Using Android 12 extensions with Lsposed.
ne0ns4l4m4nder said:
Discovered canary version of lsposed is working with no need for Riru, haven't found any android 12 modules yet so haven't tested but lsposed is active and working. File below is from the telegram.
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Thanks very much for sharing.
What I was wondering is whether Zygisk mode is a must for Lspose to work properly on Pixel 6?
I currently using Lsposed on my Pixel 6 with Android 11, and I am wanting to upgrade to Pixel 6 without losing Lsposed, which the developer said wouldn't continue developing builds for Zygisk unless stable Magisk with Zygisk is released.
It seems that root and hiding root is getting more and more complicated when zygisk is introduced. In one word, I want Lsposed and also to hide root for some apps for my Pixel 6, SafeNet pass is not a must for me.
Thank you in advance, I appreciate your comment
bush911 said:
Thanks very much for sharing.
What I was wondering is whether Zygisk mode is a must for Lspose to work properly on Pixel 6?
I currently using Lsposed on my Pixel 6 with Android 11, and I am wanting to upgrade to Pixel 6 without losing Lsposed, which the developer said wouldn't continue developing builds for Zygisk unless stable Magisk with Zygisk is released.
It seems that root and hiding root is getting more and more complicated when zygisk is introduced. In one word, I want Lsposed and also to hide root for some apps for my Pixel 6, SafeNet pass is not a must for me.
Thank you in advance, I appreciate your comment
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Android 11 on Pixel 6?
dilruk said:
Android 11 on Pixel 6?
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sorry, it was a typro mistake, I mean Pixel 3. just too excited to get the pixel 6 after months across the ocean
FYI their Telegram stated today that stable Zygisk LSPosed with Shamiko root hide module is expected to be released on February 2nd. When making the switch and if using Safetynet-fix, make sure to switch from 2.1.x to their version 2.2.x (or newer) to switch from Riru support to Zygisk. (Riru framework will automatically be disabled once you enable Zygisk in Magisk settings and reboot. Which if you have nothing else depending on it, you can remove it then.)