Warning: I am not responsible if following this guide sends your phone into bootloops, summons demons from the 7th levels of hell, etc. Understand that I am fairly noob, and I spent several days, read fifty guides, and performed a hundred firmware flashes back to stock to finally get V4A working on my J510GN.
UPDATE 10/01/17: Added steps for disabling SoundAlive / Adaptsound (not sure if necessary but it probably is so do it)
THIS IS FOR STOCK MARSHMALLOW 6.0.1
Requirements:
1: A stock rom of your device if something goes wrong (save it on your PC)
2: (Optional, but freaking do it) a backup of your apps/settings BEFORE YOU CONTINUE (I use TWRP backup and just choose "Data")
2: TWRP (I used TWRP_3.0.2_SM_J510_2016_Recovery.tar, found here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/aqxjqor6bllaorh/Root+Files+SM-J510-2016-Android+6.0.1.rar )
3: Magisk-v10.2 (XDA thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445) (I used the flashable .zip)
4: Viper4Android APK **THAT MATCHES THE V4A MAGISK MODULE VERSION** (Link below)
5: An app to disable/freeze system apps, like Titanium Backup or Rom Toolbox.
Notes:
If you are already rooted with SuperSU and not phh SuperUser, this guide may or may not work if you follow the steps completely. I personally went into a recovery loop when trying to flash Magisk while SuperSU was already installed on my phone, even though the Magisk XDA thread says that it is possible to do this. If you already have SuperSU root, you can continue following my guide, but you'll probably get best results if you just un-root SuperSU, do a clean factory restore, and continue with Magisk + phh SuperUser only.
Steps:
1: Use Odin to install TWRP on your device. Read a guide on using Odin if you've never used it, but basically just connect your phone to your PC via USB, boot your phone into download mode (volume down+home+power on my J510), open Odin on your PC, click the AP button, choose the TWRP tar, disable "Auto-Reboot" in Odin options, then click Start. Wait for it to finish, then exit Odin, pull the battery out of your phone for about 10 seconds, and pop the battery back in.
2: Reboot into TWRP recovery (volume up+home+power on my J510). Go to Install, then find the Magisk zip on your phone (because you transferred it to your SDcard earlier, right?). Flash that shiz! Optional: Wipe dalvik/cache, but not always necessary. Reboot your phone when its done.
3: Open Magisk app on your phone, and update from the Google Play Store if prompted.
4: Download phh SuperUser from Google Play Store (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.phh.superuser&hl=en). We are doing this because Magisk already rooted your phone with a built-in phh SuperUser, but now you need the official phh SuperUser app on your phone. Because.
5: Go to Magisk > Settings, and check "Enable BusyBox" (I'm not 100% positive if this is necessary, but do it because I did it and my V4A works now)
6: Reboot your phone
7: Open your app to disable system apps (Titanium Backup or Rom Toolbox). Do an app search for "AdaptSound" and "SoundAlive". Freeze and/or uninstall any apps associated with those. "SplitSound" is okay, its not relevant. SOME guides recommend going into your /system/audio/ and renaming audio.conf to audio.conf.bak, but this is not necessary because we are systemlessly rooted and installing a systemless version of V4A.
8: Go to Magisk > Downloads, scroll down until you find the Viper4Android FX module. Download/install it with Magisk, and reboot your phone.
9: Download the Viper4Android .apk THAT IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE MAGISK V4A MODULE. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!!! If you touch the module after its downloaded and check the Information button, it should automatically open your device browser to the correct download link, but here it is just incase you want the .apk ready: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=31297853226564193
10: Install the .apk, DO NOT OPEN VIPER4ANDROID YET. Go to your phones settings > apps > app permissions, and allow Viper4Android to access your storage.
11: Open Viper4Android, check driver status. It should say "Normal", because the Magisk V4A module already installed the correct drivers for you.
12: The V4A UI is extremely easy and a monkey could understand it, so just play with the settings while you are playing your favourite songs.
IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG
If something goes wrong during any of the steps, I have no clue what happened. The best advice I can give is to: Reboot into recovery (which your phone is probably already doing), wipe your data/cache/system, Odin back to your stock firmware, re-install TWRP with Odin, reboot into TWRP, and recover your data backup to re-install all your apps/phone settings.
How to use V4A with PowerAmp
PowerAmp is personally my favorite music player for Android, because it has an amazing equalizer and sound settings, but if you want to use V4A sound processing while playing songs in PowerAmp, do this:
Go to PowerAmp Settings > Audio > Advanced Tweaks
Disable Direct Volume Control
(For some devices): Disable OR enable MusicFX. Some people say that disabling OR enabling MusicFX makes V4A start processing audio from PowerAmp. Personally, I did not notice any audio difference whether MusicFX was enabled or disabled.
Just to be safe, not sure if it makes a difference:
Go to PowerAmp Settings > Audio > Output > (Your output choen, whether Java based or OpenSL ES) > Headset
Enable "No DVC", "No Headroom Gain", and "No Equ/Tone"
Possible Problems with PowerAmp:
"I started playing a song in PowerAmp, with V4A power enabled, and I don't hear a difference in my music"
Check the Driver Status in V4A. Does it say "Abnormal" and/or "Processing: No" ? Don't worry, your drivers aren't corrupted. Try exiting V4A with PowerAmp still open, pause your song, re-open V4A, and start playing your song in PowerAmp. Now check Driver status in V4A, it should say normal. If no, try rebooting your phone, then open V4A and make sure power is "on". Then open PowerAmp and start playing a song. Check back in V4A under driver status, it should say "Processing: Yes" and "Driver: Normal". Try switching to FX Compatible mode, reboot your phone, switch to FX Normal mode, and reboot again. Make sure you disabled DVC in PowerAmp. Basically, just keep closing and turning things on/off again until it works, I dunno.
Using V4A with Spotify
If you want Viper4Android to process music from Spotify, you need to go into Viper's Settings > FX Compatible Mode > Compatible. Compatible mode will process STREAMING audio, Normal mode will process LOCAL audio.
Akti88 said:
Warning: I am not responsible if following this guide sends your phone into bootloops, summons demons from the 7th levels of hell, etc. Understand that I am fairly noob, and I spent several days, read fifty guides, and performed a hundred firmware flashes back to stock to finally get V4A working on my J510GN.
UPDATE 10/01/17: Added steps for disabling SoundAlive / Adaptsound (not sure if necessary but it probably is so do it)
THIS IS FOR STOCK MARSHMALLOW 6.0.1
Requirements:
1: A stock rom of your device if something goes wrong (save it on your PC)
2: (Optional, but freaking do it) a backup of your apps/settings BEFORE YOU CONTINUE (I use TWRP backup and just choose "Data")
2: TWRP (I used TWRP_3.0.2_SM_J510_2016_Recovery.tar, found here: http://www.mediafire.com/file/aqxjqor6bllaorh/Root+Files+SM-J510-2016-Android+6.0.1.rar )
3: Magisk-v10.2 (XDA thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445) (I used the flashable .zip)
4: Viper4Android APK **THAT MATCHES THE V4A MAGISK MODULE VERSION** (Link below)
5: An app to disable/freeze system apps, like Titanium Backup or Rom Toolbox.
Notes:
If you are already rooted with SuperSU and not phh SuperUser, this guide may or may not work if you follow the steps completely. I personally went into a recovery loop when trying to flash Magisk while SuperSU was already installed on my phone, even though the Magisk XDA thread says that it is possible to do this. If you already have SuperSU root, you can continue following my guide, but you'll probably get best results if you just un-root SuperSU, do a clean factory restore, and continue with Magisk + phh SuperUser only.
Steps:
1: Use Odin to install TWRP on your device. Read a guide on using Odin if you've never used it, but basically just connect your phone to your PC via USB, boot your phone into download mode (volume down+home+power on my J510), open Odin on your PC, click the AP button, choose the TWRP tar, disable "Auto-Reboot" in Odin options, then click Start. Wait for it to finish, then exit Odin, pull the battery out of your phone for about 10 seconds, and pop the battery back in.
2: Reboot into TWRP recovery (volume up+home+power on my J510). Go to Install, then find the Magisk zip on your phone (because you transferred it to your SDcard earlier, right?). Flash that shiz! Optional: Wipe dalvik/cache, but not always necessary. Reboot your phone when its done.
3: Open Magisk app on your phone, and update from the Google Play Store if prompted.
4: Download phh SuperUser from Google Play Store (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.phh.superuser&hl=en). We are doing this because Magisk already rooted your phone with a built-in phh SuperUser, but now you need the official phh SuperUser app on your phone. Because.
5: Go to Magisk > Settings, and check "Enable BusyBox" (I'm not 100% positive if this is necessary, but do it because I did it and my V4A works now)
6: Reboot your phone
7: Open your app to disable system apps (Titanium Backup or Rom Toolbox). Do an app search for "AdaptSound" and "SoundAlive". Freeze and/or uninstall any apps associated with those. "SplitSound" is okay, its not relevant. SOME guides recommend going into your /system/audio/ and renaming audio.conf to audio.conf.bak, but this is not necessary because we are systemlessly rooted and installing a systemless version of V4A.
8: Go to Magisk > Downloads, scroll down until you find the Viper4Android FX module. Download/install it with Magisk, and reboot your phone.
9: Download the Viper4Android .apk THAT IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE MAGISK V4A MODULE. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT!!! If you touch the module after its downloaded and check the Information button, it should automatically open your device browser to the correct download link, but here it is just incase you want the .apk ready: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=31297853226564193
10: Install the .apk, DO NOT OPEN VIPER4ANDROID YET. Go to your phones settings > apps > app permissions, and allow Viper4Android to access your storage.
11: Open Viper4Android, check driver status. It should say "Normal", because the Magisk V4A module already installed the correct drivers for you.
12: The V4A UI is extremely easy and a monkey could understand it, so just play with the settings while you are playing your favourite songs.
IF SOMETHING GOES WRONG
If something goes wrong during any of the steps, I have no clue what happened. The best advice I can give is to: Reboot into recovery (which your phone is probably already doing), wipe your data/cache/system, Odin back to your stock firmware, re-install TWRP with Odin, reboot into TWRP, and recover your data backup to re-install all your apps/phone settings.
How to use V4A with PowerAmp
PowerAmp is personally my favorite music player for Android, because it has an amazing equalizer and sound settings, but if you want to use V4A sound processing while playing songs in PowerAmp, do this:
Go to PowerAmp Settings > Audio > Advanced Tweaks
Disable Direct Volume Control
(For some devices): Disable OR enable MusicFX. Some people say that disabling OR enabling MusicFX makes V4A start processing audio from PowerAmp. Personally, I did not notice any audio difference whether MusicFX was enabled or disabled.
Just to be safe, not sure if it makes a difference:
Go to PowerAmp Settings > Audio > Output > (Your output choen, whether Java based or OpenSL ES) > Headset
Enable "No DVC", "No Headroom Gain", and "No Equ/Tone"
Possible Problems with PowerAmp:
"I started playing a song in PowerAmp, with V4A power enabled, and I don't hear a difference in my music"
Check the Driver Status in V4A. Does it say "Abnormal" and/or "Processing: No" ? Don't worry, your drivers aren't corrupted. Try exiting V4A with PowerAmp still open, pause your song, re-open V4A, and start playing your song in PowerAmp. Now check Driver status in V4A, it should say normal. If no, try rebooting your phone, then open V4A and make sure power is "on". Then open PowerAmp and start playing a song. Check back in V4A under driver status, it should say "Processing: Yes" and "Driver: Normal". Try switching to FX Compatible mode, reboot your phone, switch to FX Normal mode, and reboot again. Make sure you disabled DVC in PowerAmp. Basically, just keep closing and turning things on/off again until it works, I dunno.
Using V4A with Spotify
If you want Viper4Android to process music from Spotify, you need to go into Viper's Settings > FX Compatible Mode > Compatible. Compatible mode will process STREAMING audio, Normal mode will process LOCAL audio.
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My phone processes all the sound in any application, only disadvantage with magisk is that viper4 2.5 does not detect the library, ask to install it on the system partition.
J510FN ☺
Viper ---> Normal state
Enforce
Do you know if this works with Stock Marshmallow on J510FN? Sat for eight hours yesterday with all methods and just want to check if anyone has tried it with this?
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working beautifully and tested on CM12.1.
Also note that this works with viper4android too.
Original Thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/mod-maxxaudio-t3118983
download link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=12642
Enjoy!
Edit: for those who wants to know how to install it
1) download the file
2) place it in memory card
3) flash via custom recovery
Does it conflict with default audiofx? How to get this fully working without CM audiofx not interfering?
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Does it conflict with default audiofx? How to get this fully working without CM audiofx not interfering?
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This is a bit tricky to reply as i always remove audio fx and replace it with viper.
In theory it should work with audiofx too as it is working fine with viper
How did u remove audiofx completely?
I have a ViPER4AndroidFX apk file which asks me to install driver during installation. But on reboot, i still get audiofx option in musicFX option of poweramp.
i'm going to do the installation as follows. Correct me if i'm wrong.
1.
If i remove the audiofx app using titanium backup, will it remove the whole audiofx from the rom? I want to remove audio fx completely.
2.
After that, i should flash the MaxxAudio - 64Bit zip from recovery.
3.
Reboot & install ViPER4AndroidFX apk & do steps as viper demands.
4.
All should be working.
How to check whether MaxxAudio - 64Bit & ViPER4AndroidFX are working? Where can it be verified?
I know it's lots of qt's, but i'm taking it as a precaution & also want to get fidelity at it's best
ujilraj said:
How did u remove audiofx completely?
I have a ViPER4AndroidFX apk file which asks me to install driver during installation. But on reboot, i still get audiofx option in musicFX option of poweramp.
i'm going to do the installation as follows. Correct me if i'm wrong.
1.
If i remove the audiofx app using titanium backup, will it remove the whole audiofx from the rom? I want to remove audio fx completely.
2.
After that, i should flash the MaxxAudio - 64Bit zip from recovery.
3.
Reboot & install ViPER4AndroidFX apk & do steps as viper demands.
4.
All should be working.
How to check whether MaxxAudio - 64Bit & ViPER4AndroidFX are working? Where can it be verified?
I know it's lots of qt's, but i'm taking it as a precaution & also want to get fidelity at it's best
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i have this viper installer that always removes audiofx automatically. after that its as easy as flashing the zip.
once inside maxxaudio... adjust to your liking while listening to music. it also has an on off switch where you can verify its working. enjoy!
I have my old reliable Optimus G sitting around and had given it to my kid as a WiFi Pokemon Go Device. A few updates ago, it stopped working with Pokemon Go. I've tried flashing a bunch of different ROMs from the this forum on it and I can't get it to work with Pokemon Go now for him, so he's been using my current phone.
Anyone know of any roms and the tweaks needed to get this working again?
So, I finally got this working just a few minutes ago. There's a few steps, but I should be able to get you going.
Note: Any time something asks for su privileges, grant them. Especially if it's asking for 'Forever'.
1) You will want to use the latest Dirty Unicorns rom. So, flash that, with the GApps they recommend, etc. Make sure you do a factory wipe.
2) Update all the apps, including SuperSU (don't worry about the out of date su binary.)
3) Install Magisk Manager. Go to the Install section, and attempt to install (this will fail, but it will save the magisk zip on the internal storage.
4) Reboot into recovery, and install the magisk v11.6 zip. (It should be under /storage/emulated/0/MagiskManager/Magisk-v11.6.zip) Reboot.
5) Go into Magisk Manager -> Settings, and toggle 'Magisk Hide'.
6) Go into SuperSU (Settings -> SuperSU in this rom) and then go to Settings -> Full Unroot. Wait for this to finish. Reboot.
7) Got back into Magisk Manager, and then run the SafetyNet check. This will fail, but it should say, 'Basic Integrity: true'. (Previously that was false.)
8) Install Pokemon Go, login, and you're golden! :highfive:
For anyone looking to be able to use an old phone to GPS Spoof, the additional steps require are below. :angel:
9) Install Fake GPS Joystick. Once it installs, tap 'start' in the upper right. This will ask if you want to enable Mock Locations in the Developer Settings. Click the link, and do what it said to do.
Voila, you're all set.
Now, a note. I've notice there's some real lag on this phone playing pokemon go, compared to the Nexus 5 my wife has. It's not unplayable but it is a little annoying.
Sup people. This guide is adapted from this one
First and foremost, I'd recommend that anyone who uses magisk installs this module
1. Freeze any other audioFX, musixFX, dolby service etc using titanium backup
2. Rename /system/ect/audio_policy.conf to audio_policy.conf.bak
3. Install Selinux permissive script thru magisk
4. Install busybox thru magisk or play store
5. Install v4a thru magisk repo or here. (IF not installed thru magisk, you must install it as a system app. Do this by moving it to /system/app and setting permissions to rw-r--r--)
6. Reboot
Profit
ARISE Magnum Opus works fine. No need to do all this stuff
Wahoux said:
ARISE Magnum Opus works fine. No need to do all this stuff
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Bro, Arise Magnum Opus is an app?
Does it actually process though? That's been my big issue is viper says it is supported but never processing. Been that way ever since like Android 6 for me. Hit or miss processing. (never worked over a USB DAC). Does it process through the headphones with the dongle?
Edit: I installed the Arise Magnum Opus version of Viper.
It's a bit complicated. More than the standard flash a zip and have it work. But I got it working now. And processing through the DAC. My issue was it not processing GPM streams. Arise has a toggle for deep buffer for streaming that had to be turned off.
Hello I would like to know what custom rom for the samsung s9 plus is the best
And is this rom that you have chosen is available with automatic updates so without re flashing the whole system?
thank you in advance
Have a good day
Unfortunetly you'll be only able to use LineageOS if you want that and LineageOS is not really that good. Let's say it's very basic..
However, if you want to have the best performance, you would have to do a bit of work and stop being lazy for once (or at least till Bliss Rom dev's fix their stupid updater app, which they took down because it was causing problems with downloading updates)
Here's what I use....
I run Bliss ROM (Android 11 GSI rom) and it gives me like whole 2 days on battery while only using the phone for social media and writing SMS (I also have the smart "clear view standing cover" on)
How to install GSI ROM (tutorial by HighOnAndroid) and
here is the official GSI ROM I used (download the version with arm64-bgZ in the file name!!! already has gapps!!)
This firmware is pre-rooted and you should use Magisk with this firmware.
Other useful stuff:
SAFETY-NET Magisk MODULE
- after installing it, open termux app and do the following
1. type su
2. type props (wait till it shows something. if now, hit enter again)
3. select option "Edit Device Fingerprint"
4. select option "Pick a certified fingerprint"
5. select option "Samsung"
6. select option where s9+ is listed and has exact same model in name like your phone has
7. I don't know if you have to confirm there something or not but I guess you can exit termux
8. Go to Magisk, settings, activate magisk hide, select option "Hide Magisk Manager" and rename the Magisk Manager to any random name. For example I named mine "KAREN call Manager"
9. after the spoofed magisk manager app launches, go to magisk hide module and select everything that is listed in the Google Play Services app.
10. enjoy?
(root) Adblock for Android
- useful if you download stuff from internet
- can be temporary deactivated
You can run the phone on stock Kernel but if you don't want to or want some extra features like Wireguard Support, flash any AOSP Android 11 compatible Kernel. However, I'm running on the stock kernel and I didn't face any issues there..
After installing the firmware, go to
settings -> Phh Treble Settings -> Samsung Features -> Enable stereo audio mode
This will allow your phone to play music from bottom and ear-peace speaker at the same time without any magisk/root modules or apps
To update the ROM, you DON'T have to wipe your phone or fear that the img file will erase your phone.
Just go on TWRP to install, select the img (system image) file and just flash that motherfu**er.
If dev's fix the updater app, you'll just need to install the update via their app, reboot or hot-reboot the phone...
A small guide of boosting performance of your phone. I have Redmi 9C NFC (angelican) 2/32GB, it works also on normal version (angelica). You need to ROOT your phone. This should also work for the MIUI 12.5 rom. If you ask, why not just install a custom rom? Well, i tried 5 of them and all 5 had a problem with sound on calls, so im stuck on MIUI. (sigh, i gotta change this crappy phone real fast)
DEBLOAT
1) Turn ON developer options.
2) In developer options turn on USB Debuging.
3) Download https://github.com/Szaki/XiaomiADBFastbootTools/releases/tag/7.0.3 and run it (You need to have java installed)
4) Connect your phone to your computer and click allow on the phone to allow ADB connection.
5) In Xiaomi ADB Fastboot Tools, check all these apps: Analytics, Cleaner, Feedback, Games, GetApps, Google Calendar, Google One, MSA, Mi Browser, Mi Cloud, Mi Credit, Mi Drop, Mi Pay, Mi Wallpaper, Package Installer, Quick Apps and click Uninstall on the bottom. (You don't need to uninstall all these, you can keep some if you want to use it)
Improve Performance
1) Download Riru https://github.com/RikkaApps/Riru/releases and flash module in Magisk and reboot
2) Download LSPosed manager from Google Play
3) Download LSPosed Framework for Riru https://github.com/LSPosed/LSPosed/releases/tag/v1.7.2
4) Flash LSPosed Framework module in magisk and reboot
5) Download CustoMIUIzer from Google Play
6) In CustoMIUIzer, enable LSPosed mode
7) Go to launcher and enable Performance Mode.
8) Download XBooster from Google Play (you can buy Pro Version if you want) and give it superuser permission in magisk
9) Open XBooster and click "Multitasking mode". Click Quick Boost and exit. (You can return here later and Quick Boost ram again for better RAM managment)
9.5) (OPTIONAL) For better ram managment open XBooster, Click the 3 dots, Click Preferences, Click "Lock Launcher" and "Kill System apps". Go to whitelist and check all the apps you dont want to be killed in background. You can also check "Apply on Boot" for the program to auto optimize ram after a restart.
10) Download Apps2SD from Google Play and give it superuser permission.
11) Open Apps2SD and click "Fix Device Lag". Check all options and click the button located down right. If your device will start lagging again in the future, come back here and do the same.
11.5) (OPTIONAL) In Apps2SD, go to Swap Manager and create a bigger swap file.
12) In Apps2SD, go to "Throttle CPU". Set both "CPU Governor" to performance and turn on all the options under.
13) Reboot.
Optional Performance Improvment and More Functions
1) Download MIUI Downloader from Google Play.
2) Open it and go to "Hidden Features" tab.
3) Find "MIUI Performance Mode", click on it, select performance or efficient. Close MIUI Downloader, you can uninstall it.
4) Download these modules https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...enu-in-launcher-and-special-features.4401397/ . Flash them in Magisk and reboot. If you want you can only flash the Security module and Settings module, it's the only one that will help, other just add functions from xiaomi flagship phones.
5) Using a ROOT File explorer delete long name folder inside "\data\system\package_cache\".
6) Go to Settings > Special Features > Game Turbo.
7) In Game Turbo, go to settings, check Performance Optimization, go to Performance Mode and check all of it's contents.
That's it.
Credits:
@Atem1990 for the modules
LSPosed Developers
Riru Developers
@Mikanoshi for CustoMIUIzer
XiaoMIUI for MIUI downloader app
Vicky Bonick for Apps2SD
GappsCorp for XBooster
Launcher's performance mode in CustoMIUIzer only changes how mods from the module apply (just a little earlier), it does not improve performance in any other way. Having more Xposed modules and having more apps selected in LSPosed actually degrades performance, sometimes noticeably.
Riru is totally DEPRECATED.
Zygisk is the sucessor of Riru.
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Launcher's performance mode in CustoMIUIzer only changes how mods from the module apply (just a little earlier), it does not improve performance in any other way. Having more Xposed modules and having more apps selected in LSPosed actually degrades performance, sometimes noticeably.
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Obviously.
LSPosed is the proposal for lower performance impact.
Mikanoshi said:
Launcher's performance mode in CustoMIUIzer only changes how mods from the module apply (just a little earlier), it does not improve performance in any other way. Having more Xposed modules and having more apps selected in LSPosed actually degrades performance, sometimes noticeably.
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I could expect that, but i compared it and it did help a bit. In a phone that slow everything matters to boost it.
VD171 said:
Riru is totally DEPRECATED.
Zygisk is the sucessor of Riru.
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Yes, but i could not get Zygisk running on this phone.
Gabiblocks said:
Yes, but i could not get Zygisk running on this phone.
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Zygisk and Riru are similar, but they doesn't work simultaneously.
What did happen to you?
I can try to help you.
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Yes, but i could not get Zygisk running on this phone.
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I'm running on MIUI 12.5 and zygisk is working. It's very easy, you just need to flash the safety net fix module by kdragon. Also, make sure the zygisk and enforce zygisk are check on the magisk app. And if its not working, configure the deny list on the magisks app, find and click the google play services then check only the android.gms and gms.unstable. Afterward reboot and then you're done. There are bunch of videos on youtube about this one check that out if mine is unclear.
To make your graphics smoother reload your phone from time to time. Experience.