Hi guys,
I successfully installed xposed framework + wanam app and have been messing around with getting various mods looking lovely.
The one mod i really wanted the most was the 4 way reboot menu.
Everytime i reboot/ hot boot or download mode using the 4 way reboot menu all gapps (gmail, youtube, maps etc) crashes. Ive un-installed the framework and reinstalled which was a shot in the dark really.
I then read about clearing the google services framework data in application manager. This did fix the issue but only until a later reboot and gapps crashes again and again.
Have i missed a simple solution?! Thanks in advance.
p.s. am on cf rooted btu mk8 with su permissions given to wanam and xposed.
Other modules i have are multiple widgets.
I think what u have to do is:
- Go SuperSU
- Delete root perms APPs Xposed and Wanam
- Install again Xposed and give new root perms and reboot
- Install again Wanam and give new root perms and reboot
- Ur apps shouldnt crash now
- Enjoy
Joku1981 said:
I think what u have to do is:
- Go SuperSU
- Delete root perms APPs Xposed and Wanam
- Install again Xposed and give new root perms and reboot
- Install again Wanam and give new root perms and reboot
- Ur apps shouldnt crash now
- Enjoy
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I followed the above advice and all seems to be working correctly! Top advice. Thanks. :good:
I HAVE BY NO MEANS CONTRIBUTED TO Xposed FRAMEWORK (BY rovo89), OR HAVE DEVELOPED ANY MODULES OF MY OWN. THIS IS JUST A NOOB FRIENDLY GUIDE FOR THOSE WHO ARE THINKING , NOW I HAVE ROOTED MY PHONE WHAT TO DO FIRST?.
I am not responsible for any bricked devices. Install at your own risk.
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For this guide you will need,
1. Rooted Moto E[Any version]
2. Xposed Framework[updated]
3. Xposed Modules
4. Brain[4 sure]:laugh:
About Xposed Framework:
If you are not a great fan of custom ROM's, but despite of it you want all the functionality of those ROMs,this is where Xposed Framework comes into roll. By installing Xposed Frameworks you can have access to all the Xposed modules present in the Xposed repositories.
Xposed Modules
Things You Can Do:
You can have all administrative access for customization of your MOTO E. You can change status bar, mute ringer by flipping phone, change navbar icons and settings, and all phone and media tweaks with access to system tools,and you can even have your boot animation set by the process.
There goes the list. Follow.
INSTALLATION
Firstly download Xposed Frameworks from the given link below and have it installed on your rooted MOTO E device.
DOWNLOAD LINK : Click Here . By rovo89.
View attachment 2908044
After successful installation of the Framework just go to Xposed Modules,
>Click Framework.
>Install/Update
>Reboot/Soft Reboot
I dont prefer rebooting at this particular point.
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Here, you can see i have already installed, and after first reboot you will have all the active values as green.
After that go to Downloads and here you have all the access to all the modules. You can always create a backup before trying any of these modules.
MODULE YOU SHOULD TRY FOR SURE
1.Gravity Box for KK in MOTO E case.
Gravity Box is the package of all the singleton modules that you can find in downloads.
2. Xblast tools for Android above 4.0.3.
Same as Gravity with advanced tweaks. For starters i will suggest Gravity Box.
Thanks to @Hetalk for creating the post mentioning the working Xposed Modules.Follow .
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Module for navbar?
@IvsomEmidio
If you want android L nav bar just try gravity box. and under navigation bar setting enable android look
Or
Try Softkeyz
Or
Xblasttools
Or
There are others just google and you will find more mods for sure
Module
Mayank_V said:
I HAVE BY NO MEANS CONTRIBUTED TO Xposed FRAMEWORK (BY rovo89), OR HAVE DEVELOPED ANY MODULES OF MY OWN. THIS IS JUST A NOOB FRIENDLY GUIDE FOR THOSE WHO ARE THINKING , NOW I HAVE ROOTED MY PHONE WHAT TO DO FIRST?.
For this guide you will need,
1. Rooted Moto E[Any version]
2. Xposed Framework[updated]
3. Xposed Modules
4. Brain[4 sure]:laugh:
About Xposed Framework:
If you are not a great fan of custom ROM's, but despite of it you want all the functionality of those ROMs,this is where Xposed Framework comes into roll. By installing Xposed Frameworks you can have access to all the Xposed modules present in the Xposed repositories.
Xposed Modules
Things You Can Do:
You can have all administrative access for customization of your MOTO E. You can change status bar, mute ringer by flipping phone, change navbar icons and settings, and all phone and media tweaks with access to system tools,and you can even have your boot animation set by the process.
There goes the list. Follow.
INSTALLATION
Firstly download Xposed Frameworks from the given link below and have it installed on your rooted MOTO E device.
DOWNLOAD LINK : Click Here . By rovo89.
View attachment 2908044
After successful installation of the Framework just go to Xposed Modules,
>Click Framework.
>Install/Update
>Reboot/Soft Reboot
I dont prefer rebooting at this particular point.
View attachment 2908061
Here, you can see i have already installed, and after first reboot you will have all the active values as green.
After that go to Downloads and here you have all the access to all the modules. You can always create a backup before trying any of these modules.
MODULE YOU SHOULD TRY FOR SURE
1.Gravity Box for KK in MOTO E case.
Gravity Box is the package of all the singleton modules that you can find in downloads.
2. Xblast tools for Android above 4.0.3.
Same as Gravity with advanced tweaks. For starters i will suggest Gravity Box.
Thanks to @Hetalk for creating the post mentioning the working Xposed Modules.Follow .
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Does the Module in which you can Change the Status bar colour for different Apps work in Moto E.....
Download these xposed modules and see the magic happen.
New Quick tiles and recents menu- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2719909
Blurred systemui- http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/xposed-blurred-ui-v1-0-16-07-2014-t2818273
Tinted status bar in every app- http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/mod-tinted-status-bar-t2457265
Those who don't know about xposed, these are the steps-
1) download and install xposed installer
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/mod-tinted-status-bar-t2457265
2) in framework menu install the framework and choose to reboot
3) Then install the above apps and activate those in xposed installer MODULES tab
3) reboot and done
These are some graphic enhancements. No impact on system performance
Is battery themer module working on note 3 neo SM-N750 4.4.2 ?
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Finally, Xposed for Lollipop is now available, Rovo89 finally solved the challenge. Here is the link to main thread.
This is what I have been waiting for, now I will seriously make the move. CM12, here I come. It is still an alpha build, so expect some issues.
Apparently, it will bootloop with Samsung stockROM
Anyone got it working on our cm12? It does not for me but I'm not sure if it's just the particular modules I'm using.
Youtube adaway and network speed indicator.
Unfortuately, I'm out travelling w/o my T-900, why I can't test it for the moment. But, here are some quotes that might help:
pietsukkel said:
After some extensive testing I managed to install the xposed framework. I hope my post will help others with the same problems.
1) Install the APK
2) Install SELinuxModeChanger
3) Start SELinuxModeChanger and switch to permissive.
4) Flash the framework through recovery
5) Start the xposed GUI. It will show that the framework is not installed. Select the soft reboot option in the xposed GUI, accept SU access and wait for the reboot to finish.
6) Start the xposed GUI. Now it shows no errors and you can install modules.
After each ROM upgrade you have to reinstall the framework. After each (hard)reboot you have to perform a soft reboot to activate the framework.
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97vulcan said:
Flashed the. Zip using twrp then installed xposed apk after the system loaded. When I go into xposed, it's saying "installation is only possible manually via recovery for now"
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davexd97 said:
Just ignore that message and try any module, it is working! At least on my nexus 7 2013 it shows the same message but it works
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Xposed works fine on last cm12 nightly, I'm using Gesture Navigation and works perfect.
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3/8/2015 - updated Xposed Lollipop
Just an FYI update: rovo89 just made an updated Xposed version available.
Note: both installer and arm are updated, and most issues with CM12 seem resolved.
Also multiwindow works pretty well, I have been using XHalo Floating Window's latest beta a while. Use settings
- Popup WindowPopup Dim set to 0
- Popup Behavior - check "Force New Windows in Halo"
- Activate the Movable & Resizable tab
You will also need to use Floatifications, or MultiWindowSidebar to launch your apps.
The big secret is setting your kernel to permissive, and to install the apk before flashing the arm file.
Xposed for Lollipop 5.0.2 [Instruction/Caution/Compability list]
NOTICE: Works Flawless on both cm12 and stock
SO COOOOOOL right?
Anyway if u got any logcats or issues?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/official-xposed-lollipop-t3030118
Make sure u visit the official thread ^
special thanks to @gourav2009 who gave me hope and reported it to be working
also visit his thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-e/general/xposed-lollipop-t3030468
heres a YT vid by starkdroid:
Heres an xda.tv video on the details of lollipop:
Instructions:
- Download:
Xposed App : View attachment XposedInstaller_3.0-alpha1.apk
Xposed framework(zip) : View attachment xposed-arm-20150213b.zip
-Requirements:
Lollipop, custom recovery(eg- TWRP), root.
-Take a backup in twrp(Just in case)
-Flash the xposed framework zip thru twrp
-[IMPORTANT] Wipe cache and dalvik cache after flashing framework (Wipe data NOT required)
(if u dont do the above steps u will face storage issue and a huge lag)
-Reboot to system.
(reboot will take a long time especially the optimization of apps so dont be hasty and think of it to be a bootloop)
-The apps on sd card will be missing but dont worry.... it will appear in some time (15 to 30 minutes)
The modules people got working will be in the next post.
Working Modules
Personally Tested:
XinternalSD:
U can let apps think that ur extsd is intsd.... meaning? U can play as many huge games u want (As much as ur externalsd can hold)
Lollipop Power Menu
Gravitybox
Amplify
Tested by others:
Network speed indicator
Screenshot delay remover
Shortcut in app info
Minimum brightness
Physical button music control
Always correct!
AppOpsXposed
Dimensions Editor
Lollipop Power Menu
MaxLock
MinMinGuard
XinternalSD
Xposed GEL SEttings
Youtube AdAway
Tested by the rest of the xda:
(found here: http://www.xda-developers.com/xposed-modules-to-install-right-now-on-lollipop )
App Settings [Lollipop Alternative by rovo89] [1]:
This was by far one of my favorite Xposed modules back when I wasn’t running Lollipop, and certainly the one I missed the most. With this baby you can change DPI per app (which allows you to keep whatever DPI you want on the rest of the SystemUI), as well as the application’s font scale, immersive mode, RAM pinning, and insistent notifications for those that don’t want to miss their valentine’s texts (and lose their heads over it).
Xposed GEL Settings [1][2]:
For those fans of the “pure Google experience”, this module can let you further customize your Google Launcher by letting you hide the search bar or individual applications, change grid, icon and text sizes, remove labels and more. It doesn’t make it quite as flexible as Nova, but it’s definitely a good module to have for those that love the Google integration of their launcher, and the cleanness and optimization of it.
RootCloak [1]:
Some apps detect root and either prevent access or limit your features as a preemptive method for security. While it is understandable some might want to further fortify their application, us XDA tinkerers can be left out of services due to this. This module hides root for the apps you choose, simple as that. We can’t specifically tell you what to use this module for, but if you’ve had problems like this before, look no further.
Advanced Power Menu+ [1]: This module lets you customize the power menu of your phone to add or remove items in any order you want. There are extra reboot options (soft boot, recovery boot, bootloader), a screenshot option, a quick-dial to call whoever, some connection toggles and a handy flashlight. I always have advanced power menus on my phones, and an Xposed module alternative is much easier than flashing additional zip’s. If this doesn’t work for you, the new Lollipop Power Menu module might.
XToast [1]:
This was one of my favorites back then, as it lets you add the Toast notification’s app origin into the message box by adding the corresponding app’s icon. That in itself makes it useful, but you can also customize said icon and add the name, or change the toast style back to older versions. The duration, transparency and where it appears also can be chosen. Basically, toasts are at your control to make them more informative and personal. You won’t know how awesome it is until you try it!
Lollipop Notification Ticker [1]:
This one was meant to restore the ticker on the status bar that informed you of the contents of your latest notifications. It was made before Xposed for Lollipop came out, which was a daring move that worked… partially. According to reports, it breaks heads-up notifications alongside fixing the ticker. If you dislike those in the first place, though, you might want to give it a try.
Native Clip board [1]:
Copying and pasting on smartphones was never the most fluid thing, nor the most consistent. This module adds clip-board management straight to the text-selection menu, and it allows you to theme the new menu, black-list apps and further customize it. If you happen to be working on your phone because there’s a document you might need to edit on the bus, this will prove useful.
BootManager :
A must-have to those that want their device to be slim and efficient on boot. This module allows you to select which applications run when you power up your device, and those that don’t get allowed to do so usually stay dormant until you fire them up. If you’ve got a good amount of things that you don’t need right away but are hesitant to greenify, this can alleviate the dilemma of your user experience.
There are working like charm
saketh333 said:
There are working like charm
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U are welcome.. :highfive:
help
work on samsung note 4 lollipop 5.0.1 sm-n910f
trivjednom said:
work on samsung note 4 lollipop 5.0.1 sm-n910f
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Xposed don't work on samsung touchwiz rom's.
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Good topic, now i have xposed installed :fingers-crossed:
Thank ?
T3snake said:
Xposed for Lollipop 5.0.2 [Instruction/Caution/Compability list]
SO COOOOOOL right?
I dont know about cm12 but i have tested it on stock lollipop It works cooool.
Anyway if u got any logcats or issues?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/official-xposed-lollipop-t3030118
Make sure u visit the official thread ^
special thanks to @gourav2009 who gave me hope and reported it to be working
also visit his thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/moto-e/general/xposed-lollipop-t3030468
Heres an xda.tv video on the details of lollipop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCSxBYELMys
Instructions:
- Download:
Xposed App : View attachment 3170063
Xposed framework(zip) : View attachment 3170064
-Requirements:
Lollipop, custom recovery(eg- TWRP), root.
-Take a backup in twrp(Just in case)
-Flash the xposed framework zip thru twrp
-[IMPORTANT] Wipe cache and dalvik cache after flashing framework (Wipe data NOT required)
(if u dont do the above steps u will face storage issue and a huge lag)
-Reboot to system.
(reboot will take a long time especially the optimization of apps so dont be hasty and think of it to be a bootloop)
-The apps on sd card will be missing but dont worry.... it will appear in some time (15 to 30 minutes)
The modules people got working will be in the next post.
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I followed all steps correctly. I have a Moto E XT1022 running Android 5.0.2. I first installed apk and then went to twrp to falsh the zip file. It flashed without any problem. Then I wiped the Cache and Dalvik-Cache. Then I rebooted my phone to system but it didn't. It was stuck at the bootloader unlocked warning. I am able to go to bootloader and to the recovery but I am unable to boot into the system. Please help.
Harsh862 said:
I followed all steps correctly. I have a Moto E XT1022 running Android 5.0.2. I first installed apk and then went to twrp to falsh the zip file. It flashed without any problem. Then I wiped the Cache and Dalvik-Cache. Then I rebooted my phone to system but it didn't. It was stuck at the bootloader unlocked warning. I am able to go to bootloader and to the recovery but I am unable to boot into the system. Please help.
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Did u take a backup?
If u didnt download a lollipop rom (twrp flashable) and flash it...
Maybe u wiped ur system by mistake...
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T3snake said:
Did u take a backup?
If u didnt download a lollipop rom (twrp flashable) and flash it...
Maybe u wiped ur system by mistake...
Sent from my XT1022 using Tapatalk
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No I hadn't taken a backup and lollipop rom wasn't flashing. What I did was downgrade it to 4.4.4 and then updated it to 5.0.2 and then rooted it!! I guess I had to pay for not taking a backup!!! Anyway, thanks for your help.
How to uninstall Xposed because uninstall option is not showing up in the app ?
rkmiks said:
How to uninstall Xposed because uninstall option is not showing up in the app ?
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Uninstall zip hasnt been made yet .... meaning u restore a backup or flash the rom again (u can use titanium to backup apps)
T3snake said:
Uninstall zip hasnt been made yet .... meaning u restore a backup or flash the rom again (u can use titanium to backup apps)
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Thanks . Actually I was looking for a different answer. I know that the only method to uninstall is to flash ROM again , but I thought probably I was missing something. Anyway Thanks a lot.
And you can also add APM+( Advanced power menu+) to the list of working modules.
Working -
Network speed indicator
Screenshot delay remover
Shortcut in app info
Minimum brightness
Physical button music control
Working
Always correct!
AppOpsXposed
Dimensions Editor
Netwokr Speed indicator
Lollipop Power Menu
MaxLock
MinMinGuard
XinternalSD
Xposed GEL SEttings
Youtube AdAway
brundark said:
Working
Always correct!
AppOpsXposed
Dimensions Editor
Netwokr Speed indicator
Lollipop Power Menu
MaxLock
MinMinGuard
XinternalSD
Xposed GEL SEttings
Youtube AdAway
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Can u explain how appops xposed worked for u. I am not able to get it working.
dhruvmu said:
Can u explain how appops xposed worked for u. I am not able to get it working.
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U may need to set selinux to permissive mide check out the youtube link in op
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How to uninstall?
ivan290 said:
How to uninstall?
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There isnt a way now except recovering a backup u made in lollipop.....
Just recover the system partition and ur apps will be intact
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T3snake said:
There isnt a way now except recovering a backup u made in lollipop.....
Just recover the system partition and ur apps will be intact
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I forgot to do a backup, yes, i'm stupid...
Have you got a system backup for lollipop? Brazilian if its possible!