hi,
i have a few lillte doubts, hoping you guys will let me know , here they are..
1. what is systemless xposed and if it has any adwantages or disadwantages over the normal xposed ?
2.what is this so called magisk project?and how to use it??
thanks,,
thilak devraj said:
hi,
i have a few lillte doubts, hoping you guys will let me know , here they are..
1. what is systemless xposed and if it has any adwantages or disadwantages over the normal xposed ?
2.what is this so called magisk project?and how to use it??
thanks,,
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There are two kinds of root methods. System and systemless...
System method makes changes to your system partition while the systemless one just changes your boot partition to get the root.
Normal xposed works with system root but not the systemless root so we have systemless Xposed.
As for advantages or disadvantages, I can't say much on that topic
Magisk is a way to obtain systemless root on devices (Chain fire SuperSU can also provide the same thing).
Until version 6 of magisk, the magisk app had a toggle inside the app to turn root on or off anytime. It had the advantage that if an app detected root and did not run, you could just toggle the switch and use the app. Quit the app and turn root on again.
Beginning with ver 7, this functionality was removed. Can't say anything about it now. Have not followed it in a while.
As for installing it, google it and you can find many tutorials on how to do it.
muradulislam said:
There are two kinds of root methods. System and systemless...
System method makes changes to your system partition while the systemless one just changes your boot partition to get the root.
Normal xposed works with system root but not the systemless root so we have systemless Xposed.
As for advantages or disadvantages, I can't say much on that topic
Magisk is a way to obtain systemless root on devices (Chain fire SuperSU can also provide the same thing).
Until version 6 of magisk, the magisk app had a toggle inside the app to turn root on or off anytime. It had the advantage that if an app detected root and did not run, you could just toggle the switch and use the app. Quit the app and turn root on again.
Beginning with ver 7, this functionality was removed. Can't say anything about it now. Have not followed it in a while.
As for installing it, google it and you can find many tutorials on how to do it.
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thanks bro... guess i will have to stay out of systemess..
Magisk is way more than systemless root.
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adriansticoid said:
Magisk is way more than systemless root.
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like??
thilak devraj said:
like??
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It can be used to install mods systemlessly that supports it like XtremeMusic and more. Search for it.
adriansticoid said:
Magisk is way more than systemless root.
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Please give us detailed info. I learnt what I said by just brushing that project in my searches. Would love to know more about it.
Related
I was wondering if it is possible to add the option "restart" to pop up menu next to "airplane mode" "turn phone off" and "take a screenshot"?
higgs_ said:
I was wondering if it is possible to add the option "restart" to pop up menu next to "airplane mode" "turn phone off" and "take a screenshot"?
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If you have root, the xposed framework has an "Advanced power menu" module you can install. That is just one of many solutions but unfortunately you can not add it on to stock without root as far as I'm aware.
Devzz said:
If you have root, the xposed framework has an "Advanced power menu" module you can install. That is just one of many solutions but unfortunately you can not add it on to stock without root as far as I'm aware.
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Thanks for your addition.
I'm not going to root my device. The stock firmware is very good.
higgs_ said:
Thanks for your addition.
I'm not going to root my device. The stock firmware is very good.
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No problem yeah stock is very good! Usually I'd have flashed CM or something but stock with xposed is much better
higgs_ said:
Thanks for your addition.
I'm not going to root my device. The stock firmware is very good.
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You can have both root and stock. Rooting doesn't necessarily mean you need to install a custom ROM.
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bobet96 said:
You can have both root and stock. Rooting doesn't necessarily mean you need to install a custom ROM.
Sent from my Z2
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how can I do that ?
higgs_ said:
how can I do that ?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2784900 with this tool. its very simple and easy to use.
Thats what i do, keep stock rom, root so i can debloat the stuff i dont want or need and use xposed modules to customise. With all the great modules available i dont feel the need to change roms anymore.
GravityBox an Xposed Modul can do this.
And a lot other modifications to make the stock rom perfect.
Haldi4803 said:
GravityBox an Xposed Modul can do this.
And a lot other modifications to make the stock rom perfect.
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How can I install GravityBox and Xposed Modul. I've never read anything about them.
Bear with me this is my first sonny phone lol.
Pardon my ignorance.
Cant remember exactly how i got the xposed framework app, i believe it was prompted from within unicon which is also great module for icon changing
You need Root and the Xposed installer (apk), which will install the Xposed framework
I rooted using easy root method (search). Then backup your TA. Then install/sideload xposed apk (search). It's very simple. Everything takes about 15m.
Root + xposed + stock rom > custom rom
You can also try towelroot (which is just an app you run) to "1 click" root. That takes about 1s. Didn't work for me on the z2, but it has worked for others.
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You don't need to do the complicated process of deodexing your ROM yourself or installing a deodexed Android 5.0 Touchwiz ROM any more prior to installing xposed on our A-series now!
I am however not responsible if you brick your phone; please know the risks of continuing.
Note: this is for Samsung 5.0 Touchwiz only as based on arter97's thread [UNOFFICIAL] Xposed for Samsung Lollipop by arter97!
For 5.1 & 6 please go to Wanam's thread [UNOFFICIAL][5.1.1/6]Xposed for Samsung Lollipop/Marshmallow.
For non Samsung Touchwiz, go to rovo89's thread [OFFICIAL] Xposed for Lollipop/Marshmallow [Android 5.0/5.1/6.0].
For older versions I have no clue, please search the xposed general section.
Warning, this installation needs like 500MB on your system partition to do the conversion (below installation overwrites the system Odex files etc).
Debloat your system partition if necessary! This is really important, otherwise you'll end up in a boot loop!
You can do this with for example GS4 Lollipop Debloat which also works on our devices and SD Maid (thanks to Twiq for this tip in his post)
Debloating is now optional thanks to dkcldark, but it still doesn't harm to clear up some space and get rid of some apps you don't need.
As always, backup everything first, and you might want to have your original ROM zip ready to flash with Odin just in case of.
There is 2 possibilities to get it, one if you don't mind knox counter going up and another one if you want it to stay at 0x0.
Option 1:
knox 0x1, warranty void
This is the easiest one.
Root your device if you haven't done already. Kingroot works great!
If you haven't installed a custom recovery, do so; search the General section of our devices forum to search the TWRP that fits your particular device. Note: I've read that TWRP 3 might cause some issues, so might be better to have version 2. This was at the time of writing; issues might be solved by the time you read this.
Install the xposed installer from this thread. I used XposedInstaller_3.0-alpha4.apk.
Flash xposed bridge from this post through your custom recovery (make sure you have enough space on your system partition, see above). At the moment of writing it was xposed-v79-samsung-test.zip dkcldark's update to v85; download his .zip file from his post here to your phone. This one isn't yet mentioned in the OP as it's a test version.
Clean cache & dalvik.
Reboot. First reboot may take a while.
But after that, xposed is installed!
If everything worked, please report back to arter97's post with a screenshot of Xposed Installer -> Framework with your model number and firmware version as described in his post. And while you're there, buy him a beer! This will benefit future development.
Option 2:
knox 0x0, warranty ok
This one is a bit more complicated as it won't use a custom recovery (which triggers knox).
Root your device if you haven't done already. Kingroot works great!
But Kingroot can't work together with an app we need below, FlashFire, so we need to transform it to SuperSU. Install Super-Sume Pro from Play Store.
Follow on screen instructions of Super-Sume Pro to get SuperSU working.
Mr.W0lf has an alternative option to replace Kingroot by SuperSU through Terminal Emulator here and here (I haven't tested this myself though, so read the complete thread and do research!).
Install the xposed installer from this thread. I used XposedInstaller_3.0-alpha4.apk.
Install FlashFire from Play Store
As FlashFire has some issues with setting permissions of the odex files from the test version of arter97 right, MatrixDJ96 has created a zip which sets the permissions right in this post. Download this xposed-v79-samsung-test-matrixdj96.zip on your phone. dkcldark created an update to v85 with MatrixDJ96's FlashFire fix included; download his .zip file from his post here to your phone.
Open FlashFire, click on the "+"sign, select Flash ZIP or OTA and select the zip file you just downloaded. Continue in next screen; click the "+"sign again and select Wipe. Only select Dalvik cache and Cache partition here and continue.
Go to the bottom of the screen and click on the big Flash button (make sure you have enough space on your system partition, see above).
FlashFire will reboot the phone and start doing it's magic; this might take a while, and first boot too.
But after that, xposed is installed! And you still have your waranty on your phone!
If everything worked, please report back to arter97's post with a screenshot of Xposed Installer -> Framework with your model number and firmware version as described in his post. And while you're there, buy him a beer! This will benefit future development.
In case of.. :
xposed installer saying the framexork is not active:
B_in_Denver said:
based on another thread i uninstalled flashfire v.27 and went back to v.24 and it worked in case anyone else runs into this.
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Thanks to:
@Twiq for the debloating tips
@rovo89 for xposed
@arter97 for the xposed bridge for our TouchWiz ROMs
@MatrixDJ96 for the xposed bridge for FlashFire
@dkcldark for the update to v80.1 with FlashFire fix included
@Chainfire for FlashFire and SuperSU
@gatesjunior for Super Sume Pro
@Mr.W0lf for alternative to replace Kinguser
Oh mate! thanks for giving me credit!!
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Great thread, a quick howto guide to get your device running xposed framework from stock unrooted. And thank you for putting me in the credits, it's feels good that when you know someone is actually reading your posts :victory:
Just a suggestion tho, there will be some people who haven't upgraded to lollipop, and maybe (unlikely now, but maybe) some already upgraded to 5.1.x/above. They will ask you whether these steps could be used on their setup or not, i think you should anticipate that too
Twiq said:
Great thread, a quick howto guide to get your device running xposed framework from stock unrooted. And thank you for putting me in the credits, it's feels good that when you know someone is actually reading your posts :victory:
Just a suggestion tho, there will be some people who haven't upgraded to lollipop, and maybe (unlikely now, but maybe) some already upgraded to 5.1.x/above. They will ask you whether these steps could be used on their setup or not, i think you should anticipate that too
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Thanks for the comment, added remarks about non 5.0 Touchwiz versions!
And yes, apparently unlike a lot of people on this forum, I'm a reader, I first gather a lot of info before I even think about flashing anything or ask a question!
And credits go to whoever deserves them
MatrixDJ96 said:
Oh mate! thanks for giving me credit!!
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Same for you, credits go to who deserves them! You're welcome
thanks for your tutorial.
got xposed working on my A300fu.
Thanks!
I done with success option 2!
Phone SM-A300FU with lollipop 5.0.2
any confirmation for A8 running on 5.1.1 ?
Rei Zazie said:
any confirmation for A8 running on 5.1.1 ?
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I have no experience with 5.1 yet, but you could use the same steps as above but with Wanam's framework:
For 5.1 & 6 please go to Wanam's thread [UNOFFICIAL][5.1.1/6]Xposed for Samsung Lollipop/Marshmallow.
Hi.
Given that SuperSUME is now costing 4,50€ (which seems excessive for me, 1/2$ would be acceptable) do you know if using the alternate metod consisting on using a terminal emulator and a zip file to convert Kingroot to SuperSU would trip Knox?
Thanks for you tutorial.
rmrbpt said:
Hi.
Given that SuperSUME is now costing 4,50€ (which seems excessive for me, 1/2$ would be acceptable) do you know if using the alternate metod consisting on using a terminal emulator and a zip file to convert Kingroot to SuperSU would trip Knox?
Thanks for you tutorial.
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AFAIK you wont trip knox as long as you don't change your recovery or kernel..
How can one know exactly how much free space there's on system partition to check if I need to debloat or not?
EDIT: Found out. Thanks anyway.
Took a gamble with about 300MB free on System and no problem
Just to report that it worked perfectly.
Thanks for the tutorial!
rmrbpt said:
How can one know exactly how much free space there's on system partition to check if I need to debloat or not?
EDIT: Found out. Thanks anyway.
Took a gamble with about 300MB free on System and no problem
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Would you mind to share on how to convert from Kingroot to SuperSU using terminal emulator and zip, without SuperSume?
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Xposed shows that it's installed but the module "screen filter" says that the module is not enabled..
Also I have ticked the box in modules tab and then rebooting, still didn't work
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someone has already brought Xposed to the a3 - sm a310f to run?
greetings
I've yet to get my A3, just researching what I want to do to it when it arrives. xposed is on the list.
If I root with this method http://forum.xda-developers.com/samsung-a-series/development/galaxy-series-cf-auto-root-t3280406
Can I then follow the rest of Option 2?
Many thanks.
Edit - as that method installs SuperSU I am assuming Option 2 will work - correct me if I am wrong
Eserim said:
I've yet to get my A3, just researching what I want to do to it when it arrives. xposed is on the list.
If I root with this method http://forum.xda-developers.com/samsung-a-series/development/galaxy-series-cf-auto-root-t3280406
Can I then follow the rest of Option 2?
Many thanks.
Edit - as that method installs SuperSU I am assuming Option 2 will work - correct me if I am wrong
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Yes indeed, but I think that method also trips knox so you could also install a custom recovery and go with option 1.
I prefer not to trip it and keep my warranty, thus option 2 with kingroot, but that's my personal preference.
bj82xx said:
someone has already brought Xposed to the a3 - sm a310f to run?
greetings
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If you can root it you can xposed it ;p
Bilgets said:
Xposed shows that it's installed but the module "screen filter" says that the module is not enabled..
Also I have ticked the box in modules tab and then rebooting, still didn't work
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What are the precise steps you've followed?
Hi Everyone,
Alot more apps seem to be detecting root nowadays, and after Googling solutions I can't seem to find anything that works anymore.
I used to just deny the app in SuperSU but this doesn't seem to work anymore with the Sky Q app and Android Pay.
Im currently using Pixel.
Does anyone have any apps or methods?
Anthony2oo5 said:
Hi Everyone,
Alot more apps seem to be detecting root nowadays, and after Googling solutions I can't seem to find anything that works anymore.
I used to just deny the app in SuperSU but this doesn't seem to work anymore with the Sky Q app and Android Pay.
Im currently using Pixel.
Does anyone have any apps or methods?
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Use Rootcloak Xposed module to hide apps detecting your root. Add apps that you want to stop detecting root.
Download it from here. You need to install Xposed framework.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.devadvance.rootcloak2
Brilliant, does it work with Android 7 though?
Anthony2oo5 said:
Brilliant, does it work with Android 7 though?
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Unfortunately both Xposed and Rootcloak not supported to android Nougat.
You can use hide my root app developed by amphoras to hide root access. Download from play store. I don't know it supports android Nougat.
Developer not given information about Nougat compatibility. Try and see
If it helped. Please thank me.
Iv already tried it, didnt work. Hopefully something comes up soon
Thanks
Anthony2oo5 said:
Iv already tried it, didnt work. Hopefully something comes up soon
Thanks
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Use suhide app developed by famous android developer chainfire.
It can hide root on per app basis.
It is in experimental stage and it supports to android Nougat.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/suhide-t3450396
Ashwinrg said:
Use suhide app developed by famous android developer chainfire.
It can hide root on per app basis.
It is in experimental stage and it supports to android Nougat.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/suhide-t3450396
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Thanks again!
i tried it, but it caused a boot loop. I Looked through the thread, and it seems to be an issue with November's update. I'll wait for him to update the app and try again but it looks promising.
thanks very much.
Anthony2oo5 said:
Thanks again!
i tried it, but it caused a boot loop. I Looked through the thread, and it seems to be an issue with November's update. I'll wait for him to update the app and try again but it looks promising.
thanks very much.
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Have you tried auto magisk app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/app-automagisk-automatically-disable-t3463475
Ashwinrg said:
Have you tried auto magisk app.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/app-automagisk-automatically-disable-t3463475
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Seems this method no longer works either
Quinny899: said:
AutoMagisk no longer works, as Magisk stopped supporting this method in v8
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Anthony2oo5 said:
Seems this method no longer works either
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Confirm magisk manager app still working on S9+ (use menu: Magisk Hide)
Anyone here managed to make Magisk work on our device? If Yes, what ROM, kernel and methods you've used to make it work (Including SafetyNet Verification). Thanks in advance!
I had managed to bring it (Magisk v9) to work by using Advanced Stock Kernel by @Gustavo RD78, then flash stock-based ROM, phh's SuperUser and then Systemless Xposed v86.7. It worked but I am not sure about SafetyNet...
iXaidyiu said:
I had managed to bring it (Magisk v9) to work by using Advanced Stock Kernel by @Gustavo RD78, then flash stock-based ROM, phh's SuperUser and then Systemless Xposed v86.7. It worked but I am not sure about SafetyNet...
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Thank you for your reply. Yah I have managed to make it work but in Magisk v10.2 Safety Net validation fails (CTS mismatch)
It looks like that Google have updated their CTS. Hmm Let's wait then..
Anyway, I am also using Advanced Stocked Kernel (with systemless support) and I am on eXistenZ 6.0.
RairuLyle said:
Thank you for your reply. Yah I have managed to make it work but in Magisk v10.2 Safety Net validation fails (CTS mismatch)
It looks like that Google have updated their CTS. Hmm Let's wait then..
Anyway, I am also using Advanced Stocked Kernel (with systemless support) and I am on eXistenZ 6.0.
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Someone earlier have found out that if SafetyNet has to be passed on Xperia devices, UBL or LBL is both okay, but most importantly it need an untouched /system, no root, no Xposed. Just the stock system.
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RairuLyle said:
Anyone here managed to make Magisk work on our device? If Yes, what ROM, kernel and methods you've used to make it work (Including SafetyNet Verification). Thanks in advance!
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What is this Magisk used for ?
I searched google and found some systemless mods
MJ999 said:
What is this Magisk used for ?
I searched google and found some systemless mods
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Search "Magisk General" in XDA forum search box and you will find a post explain3d by topjohnwu.
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So there's no way to run Magisk if your bootloader is locked?
flappysquirrel said:
So there's no way to run Magisk if your bootloader is locked?
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Stock kernel doesn't support Magisk, so yes.
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Hello! Fortnite seems to be detection rooted phones. What are some ROMs that have an option to not install root?
Don't know why you'd want to play Fortnite, but use Magisk Hide, or Xposed Rootcloak.
niallasher said:
Don't know why you'd want to play Fortnite, but use Magisk Hide, or Xposed Rootcloak.
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tried both of them already.. they don't work.
Try Rom with out root [ROM][N950F/DS/N][ALEXNDR] * U4CRGA * DevBase v5.9 * Encryption support Case 3 - do not root device
(place "noroot" string anywhere in the ZIP file name, e.g. "N950Fxxx_DevBase_v5.x_noroot.zip")
You can play it with root there's an easy fix ?
ZyroKewl said:
You can play it with root there's an easy fix [emoji6]
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You might as well share it lol
sefrcoko said:
You might as well share it lol
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Max Lee posted a fix on YouTube ?
Fortnite isnt out yet on mobile
pbedard said:
Fortnite isnt out yet on mobile
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The beta is for our Note. Available through Galaxy Apps.
I get that same warning message and my phone isn't rooted, fortnite plays fine though