Bootloop Xposed Framework - Xposed Framework Modules

Hello !
I want to apologize for my English from Google translation because I'm French ... Hope you understand ?
Yesterday I rooted my phone which is a Huawei P8 Lite Android 6.0 with Magisk.
So far so good.
I wanted Xposed installed so I started by installing Xposed Installer and then in Magisk I installed Xposed framework [SDK23] but restarting my phone I was stuck with the huawei logo ... ?
If anyone will have a solution I am a taker!
Thank you !

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netyx62 said:
Hello !
I want to apologize for my English from Google translation because I'm French ... Hope you understand [emoji23]
Yesterday I rooted my phone which is a Huawei P8 Lite Android 6.0 with Magisk.
So far so good.
I wanted Xposed installed so I started by installing Xposed Installer and then in Magisk I installed Xposed framework [SDK23] but restarting my phone I was stuck with the huawei logo ... [emoji17]
If anyone will have a solution I am a taker!
Thank you !
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I don't know your phone, but I can tell you that on mine I had to do the following:
1) Install the Xposed Installer.
2) Reboot.
3) Install correct SDK in Magisk.
4) Reboot.
5) Wait about 20 minutes for it to boot up.
It took that long on Step 4. But only once. After that, it booted up normally.
I recommend that you first install an app called "LiveBoot" (Grant it Root). It will replace your bootup logo with lines of text that are the commands that your phone normally processes when it boots up.
The advantage here, is that unlikr the logo, with LiveBoot you can see that the phone has not frozen (it may pause for 30 seconds now and then), as long as it's still processing commands.
You can uninstall LiveBoot after you're done, or leave it on.
I was being serious. The first time, it took my phone 20 to 30 minutes to boot. After that, it booted up as fast as it always did.
Good Luck!
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0

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Thank you for your advice I tried and actually I was not patient enough when restarting but i have another problem now, xposed tell me it is installed but not active .... Solution?

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netyx62 said:
Thank you for your advice I tried and actually I was not patient enough when restarting but i have another problem now, xposed tell me it is installed but not active .... Solution?
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netyx62,
It may just need another reboot. But first go into Magisk, look at the SDK Module and make sure the little box is checked.
Then go into the Xposed Installer app and go into the "Framework" section.
Is the switch on?
What color is the rectangle below the switch?
Also, important… Did you use the "Xposed Installer for Magisk"?
There is a different installer for when you have Magisk. It'll say "for Magisk".
*** If you did NOT use the right installer, then you'll need to get the right one and then follow the steps below.
First Google and Download;
"Xposed Installer for Magisk"
I think it's also v3.1.5 for Magisk too.
Then go into Magisk >> Modules and tap the little garbage can for the Framework Module, which will make it uninstall on the next reboot.
But before rebooting, Uninstall the Xposed Installer app.
Now Reboot.
Now start over, using the correct Xposed Installer for Magisk, by doing the steps I outlined in my previous post and remember that once it's all installed, the first boot will take forever!
TTYL
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0

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Zeuszoos said:
netyx62,
It may just need another reboot. But first go into Magisk, look at the SDK Module and make sure the little box is checked.
Then go into the Xposed Installer app and go into the "Framework" section.
Is the switch on?
What color is the rectangle below the switch?
Also, important… Did you use the "Xposed Installer for Magisk"?
There is a different installer for when you have Magisk. It'll say "for Magisk".
*** If you did NOT use the right installer, then you'll need to get the right one and then follow the steps below.
First Google and Download;
"Xposed Installer for Magisk"
I think it's also v3.1.5 for Magisk too.
Then go into Magisk >> Modules and tap the little garbage can for the Framework Module, which will make it uninstall on the next reboot.
But before rebooting, Uninstall the Xposed Installer app.
Now Reboot.
Now start over, using the correct Xposed Installer for Magisk, by doing the steps I outlined in my previous post and remember that once it's all installed, the first boot will take forever!
TTYL
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0
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I used "XposedInstaller_3.1.5-Magisk.apk"
Yes everything is checked in Magisk or Xposed and then the rectangle is yellow with a danger sign

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netyx62 said:
I used "XposedInstaller_3.1.5-Magisk.apk"
Yes everything is checked in Magisk or Xposed and then the rectangle is yellow with a danger sign
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Okay, assuming the switch is on in Xposed, try another reboot. That's what I'd do first.
P.S. You said that you installed the Framework from inside the Magisk app, right? Are you positive you have the right one installed? Which version of Android are you running!
Android Nougat 7.0
Android Nougat 7.1
Android Oreo 8.0
Android Oreo 8.1
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0

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Zeuszoos said:
Okay, assuming the switch is on in Xposed, try another reboot. That's what I'd do first.
P.S. You said that you installed the Framework from inside the Magisk app, right? Are you positive you have the right one installed? Which version of Android are you running!
Android Nougat 7.0
Android Nougat 7.1
Android Oreo 8.0
Android Oreo 8.1
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0
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I already restart many times ... And I'm on Android 6.0

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netyx62 said:
I already restart many times ... And I'm on Android 6.0
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I'm trying to think of what your problem might be.
Let me ask you, which SDK version ended up being installed? I think it's supposed to be SDK23 for Marshmallow. I do know that there's a 32 bit and a 64 bit version and you need to have the right one for your phone (the phone is either 32 or 64).
In the Magisk Modules, what version SDK does it say is installed?
In Xposed >> Framework, near the bottom, does it say which (32 or 64) the installed framework is? Or does it not show a framework there?
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0

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Zeuszoos said:
I'm trying to think of what your problem might be.
Let me ask you, which SDK version ended up being installed? I think it's supposed to be SDK23 for Marshmallow. I do know that there's a 32 bit and a 64 bit version and you need to have the right one for your phone (the phone is either 32 or 64).
In the Magisk Modules, what version SDK does it say is installed?
In Xposed >> Framework, near the bottom, does it say which (32 or 64) the installed framework is? Or does it not show a framework there?
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0
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In Magisk it's SDK23. Then my phone is a 64 bit

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netyx62 said:
In Magisk it's SDK23. Then my phone is a 64 bit
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Okay, the only other thing I can think of off the top of my head is the order in which the components are installed. It can be different. On my last phone I had to install the Magisk Framework Mod first and then the Xposed Installer. On my current phone, it's in the order that we did it on yours.
So here's what I'm going to suggest…..
I suggest that you uninstall both the Magisk SDK and the Xposed Installer and we start from scratch using a different method.
Are you game?
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0

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Sory i just flashed Xposed SDK27 for Pocophone F1 (Beryllium) but stuck in logo, is that bootloop or i just have to wait?
How can i know Xposed is that work succesfully installed in my Pocophone F1?
Thx b4
NB : Now i use ROM MIUI 9.6.14.0 Global Stable & Magisk v18.0 installed.

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Zeuszoos said:
Okay, the only other thing I can think of off the top of my head is the order in which the components are installed. It can be different. On my last phone I had to install the Magisk Framework Mod first and then the Xposed Installer. On my current phone, it's in the order that we did it on yours.
So here's what I'm going to suggest…..
I suggest that you uninstall both the Magisk SDK and the Xposed Installer and we start from scratch using a different method.
Are you game?
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0
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Nothing works... I even try to install it without using Magisk but nothing ...

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netyx62 said:
Nothing works... I even try to install it without using Magisk but nothing ...
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As I said, there is another method to try if you wish.
Posted from my way cool LG V20 (H910) Nougat 7.0