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Attention if you try this and end up with a brick or your device transforms and tries to destroy you; it's not my fault you did this not me. So just read all of this thread not just the O.P to get out of a bind if you reply with "the thread is too long i wont read it please help" don't expect anything short of "there's a search bar use it"
Here is how i got it to work without a Custom recovery
follow my steps perfectly
Found these instructions in Italian on how to install without recovery (i edited and translated them to work correctly):
This Guide will show you how to install Xposed Framework on the LG G Stylo with Android
Lollipop 5.1.1 without recovery!
Required:
Root
Busybox installed on the device: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en
Script Manager: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=os.tools.scriptmanager&hl=en
Package needed Xposed Boost Stylo.zip: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347813218
1- Download the package by pressing the link
2- Unzip
3- Put the contents of the folder in the root of internal or external storage of the device (no sub-folders).
4- Install Xposed (the apk is among the file you just put into the device) BUT do not open it
5- Open Script Manager and navigate to the installer file (script) and chose script, su then press save .
6- now select the same script and press run and choose the option according to what you want (Yes/No)
7- Wait for the script to finish, now go to Xposed Installer apk that you installed before and select soft reboot (it will turn off just power back on)
8- After restart and you may use Xposed properly
PS: procedure performed perfectly on Boost LG G Stylo which as you know does not have recovery mod, should work on other 5.1.1 phones
link to the video with his links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDInZYNrEr8
and link to original Xposed thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
Awesome, i'll test this out on my boost stylo. I've been waiting for Xposed for a while. Will report back with results.
I'm stuck trying to execute the installer script, anytime i try to run it, it shows this:
_Cristian_ said:
I'm stuck trying to execute the installer script, anytime i try to run it, it shows this:
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Are you running script manager with root privileges?
Dont worry i got it, all i have to do is edit the script since my shell location at /system/bin/sh, not /sbin/sh
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Dont worry i got it, all i have to do is edit the script since my shell location at /system/bin/sh, not /sbin/sh
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hmmm...worked for me on first try....
Wel now that i look through the steps i forgot to install xposed installer, and i also had to change a line in the script for the framework, after that the script went fine. But now trying to install xposed i get "application not installed", is there something i need to change?
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Wel now that i look through the steps i forgot to install xposed installer, and i also had to change a line in the script for the framework, after that the script went fine. But now trying to install xposed i get "application not installed", is there something i need to change?
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hmmm...try installing it as a system app...like copy and paste it into the system/app folder and fix the permissions and reboot...
Well i pushed the installer into system/app, fixed the permissions and rebooted, and ended up with a soft brick. I think its because i deleted some of the files that were pushed from the zip folder. I'm gonna try to bring it back to life.
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Well i pushed the installer into system/app, fixed the permissions and rebooted, and ended up with a soft brick. I think its because i deleted some of the files that were pushed from the zip folder. I'm gonna try to bring it back to life.
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Okay try redoing my root method since it's proven to unbrick a certain brick
I tried using that but it gets stuck, i can see my device with adb, maybe pushing something into the system will fix it? A script to push the right files in? If not i pulled my internal storage so i can try a factory reset.
_Cristian_ said:
I tried using that but it gets stuck, i can see my device with adb, maybe pushing something into the system will fix it? A script to push the right files in? If not i pulled my internal storage so i can try a factory reset.
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Try that
6th_Hokage said:
Try that
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Wait no don't try that
_Cristian_ said:
I tried using that but it gets stuck, i can see my device with adb, maybe pushing something into the system will fix it? A script to push the right files in? If not i pulled my internal storage so i can try a factory reset.
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https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347788740 That's my pulled 100% stock system.img try to dd push it to your phone
6th_Hokage said:
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347788740 That's my pulled 100% stock system.img try to dd push it to your phone
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Use dd if=/data/media/0/system.img bs=8192 seek=42816 count=327680 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0 to flash it
I already tried a factory reset and it didnt work, even it fixed my last brick. Im gonna send it in to lg and see if they can fix it, do i have to hide root or something before sending it in?
_Cristian_ said:
I already tried a factory reset and it didnt work, even it fixed my last brick. Im gonna send it in to lg and see if they can fix it, do i have to hide root or something before sending it in?
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LG will check for root...did you get the $7 insurance?
I finally got xposed on lollipop (i followed all the steps correctly this time). I had to change the name of the .zip file in the script though, after that the script ran fine. Do you know if gravitybox works on the stylo?
_Cristian_ said:
I finally got xposed on lollipop (i followed all the steps correctly this time). I had to change the name of the .zip file in the script though, after that the script ran fine. Do you know if gravitybox works on the stylo?
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for the most part
does this work on 5.0.2?
Edit: confirmed method from post #4 worked
Now we have root, time for xposed.
I tried flash xposed framework zip with FireFlash, it stuck at blank screen.
I tried xposed installer, it said wrong platform.
Any other ideas?
2ig2ag said:
Now we have root, time for xposed.
I tried flash xposed framework zip with FireFlash, it stuck at blank screen.
I tried xposed installer, it said wrong platform.
Any other ideas?
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I'm new to android, can't help
sit and wait
I have been trying to get xposed working since I acquired root. I believe there is a mismatch between the processor and installed os. The CPU identifies itself as a 64-bit (aarch64) but there is no app_process64 in this OS. I tried touching the file and running the installer but that just soft bricked my tablet. Looking at the spec sheet it seems this CPU does not support 64-bit. The normal 32-bit Arm installer gave me the same results. May be time to ask @rovo89 for some advice.
I have managed to get Xposed working on my Kindle. I will lay out the steps I followed. I used the installer from this thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758. I installed the "exposed-v87-sdk22-arm64" framework. At this point I received an error about /system/bin/app_process64 being missing. This will be important later. I restarted the tablet and ended up at the Fire boot screen. I plugged the tablet into my computer and tried to adb. I was able to adb and su. I went into /system/bin/ to see what was amiss based on the previous error. I noticed Xposed created a couple files ending with "_xposed" in this directory. I also noticed I had a file named "app_process64_xposed" in this directory. This is when the previous error clicked. I never had a file named "app_process64" on my tablet. The installer should not have created this file.
I fixed this error by running these commands in adb:
1. 'su'
2. 'mount -w -o remount /system'
3. 'rm /system/bin/app_process64_xposed'
4. 'reboot'
Crossed my fingers and waited for tablet to reboot. Got the typical updating system partition screen and waited 10 mins. Xposed was activated and working. Success.
Hope this helps some of you get this working. I would suggest deleting the "app_process64_xposed" file after you run the Xposed installer but before you reboot.
can someone tell what is xposed to me
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How you guys rooted it ? on 5.3.2.1 - I yet to get the root. Please guide.
phpbb88 said:
can someone tell what is xposed to me
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Its a framework that allows people to change their android rom to have features it normally wouldn't. Kinda like cydia on ios
phpbb88 said:
can someone tell what is xposed to me
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It's when you walk up to a really cute girl and you flash/expose yourself to her and run away.
Exposed framework is like an underlying interface to tweak just about everything in the android UI. It's behavior. Things like the battery, or order in the status bar, etc etc.
* and a lot...LOT more
nbc12 said:
Its a framework that allows people to change their android rom to have features it normally wouldn't. Kinda like cydia on ios
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It's when you walk up to a really cute girl and you flash/expose yourself to her and run away.
Exposed framework is like an underlying interface to tweak just about everything in the android UI. It's behavior. Things like the battery, or order in the status bar, etc etc.
* and a lot...LOT more
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I understood immediately when @nbc12 said its like cydia on iOS. lol
Thanks!
phpbb88 said:
I understood immediately when @nbc12 said its like cydia on iOS. lol
Thanks!
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right on, yeah you should def. install it and play with it. I haven't yet on this device, but it is very very cool.
smokejumper76 said:
right on, yeah you should def. install it and play with it. I haven't yet on this device, but it is very very cool.
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will try when I have time to play with my device
but I expect Custom ROMs on fire hd the most important
coltxL2717 said:
I have managed to get Xposed working on my Kindle. I will lay out the steps I followed. I used the installer from this thread: https://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758. I installed the "exposed-v87-sdk22-arm64" framework. At this point I received an error about /system/bin/app_process64 being missing. This will be important later. I restarted the tablet and ended up at the Fire boot screen. I plugged the tablet into my computer and tried to adb. I was able to adb and su. I went into /system/bin/ to see what was amiss based on the previous error. I noticed Xposed created a couple files ending with "_xposed" in this directory. I also noticed I had a file named "app_process64_xposed" in this directory. This is when the previous error clicked. I never had a file named "app_process64" on my tablet. The installer should not have created this file.
I fixed this error by running these commands in adb:
1. 'su'
2. 'mount -w -o remount /system'
3. 'rm /system/bin/app_process64_xposed'
4. 'reboot'
Crossed my fingers and waited for tablet to reboot. Got the typical updating system partition screen and waited 10 mins. Xposed was activated and working. Success.
Hope this helps some of you get this working. I would suggest deleting the "app_process64_xposed" file after you run the Xposed installer but before you reboot.
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i have the same problem but when i try to mount system i get permission denied, system is read only, although im rooted cant mount system?? any help appreciated
ahac85 said:
i have the same problem but when i try to mount system i get permission denied, system is read only, although im rooted cant mount system?? any help appreciated
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did the shell change from $ to # after you typed 'su'?
if not, have you grant access to adb shell?
Code:
C:\adb>adb shell
[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]:/ # mount -w -o remount /system
[email protected]:/ #
phpbb88 said:
did the shell change from $ to # after you typed 'su'?
if not, have you grant access to adb shell?
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Hi i had to use kingoroot pc for root access again then the above commands worked. Even though i was fully rooted and had SuperSu installed.
Edit: I think I may have changed SuperSu permissions to "prompt" instead of "grant", which is why it was being denied?
Anyway its all working... Sucess!!
ahac85 said:
Hi i had to use kingoroot pc for root access again then the above commands worked. Even though i was fully rooted and had SuperSu installed.
Edit: I think I may have changed SuperSu permissions to "prompt" instead of "grant", which is why it was being denied?
Anyway its all working... Sucess!!
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Glad you got it worked out.
@coltxL2717 which version of the xposed installer did you use?
I downloaded the dvdandroid_26_11_1 and fail to install
@phpbb88, that is the installer I used. The script will error but the framework is still being installed.
coltxL2717 said:
@phpbb88, that is the installer I used. The script will error but the framework is still being installed.
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I cannot install that apk by using file explorer, keep telling me installation failed....
edit: its working now, thanks!
I had the same issue as @ahac85. The kingoroot method he mentioned worked for me as well. You guys find any good/cool xposed modules that worked?
I was wondering if I changed my supersu gettings from grant to prompt would mess anything up? So far I haven't touched it, but would like the normal pop-up prompt that happens when su is requested. And if it doesn't work, that is just weird.
My OnePlus 5 is unable to read or write the internal storage. I don't see any file in Gallery or any other app that lists media files. File explorer shows how much space is used up but it says my storage is empty. Can't download files, can't create folders or files. Sometimes it fixes itself and I could access all my files. Or sometimes rebooting the phone fixes it. I tried some command lines in adb trying to fix permissions, but got no luck out of it. Somebody, please help!
P.S.: My phone is rooted with SuperSU, runs on the latest OOS build, has Xposed installed and I haven't tried switching roms.
Update: Uninstalling Xposed solved it.
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My OnePlus 5 is unable to read or write the internal storage. I don't see any file in Gallery or any other app that lists media files. File explorer shows how much space is used up but it says my storage is empty. Can't download files, can't create folders or files. Sometimes it fixes itself and I could access all my files. Or sometimes rebooting the phone fixes it. I tried some command lines in adb, but got no luck out of it. Somebody, please help!
P.S.: My phone is rooted with SuperSU, runs on the latest OOS build and I haven't tried switching roms.
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Flash this zip file via TWRP and see if it helps.
shadowstep said:
Flash this zip file via TWRP and see if it helps.
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Let's see
zTweaked said:
My OnePlus 5 is unable to read or write the internal storage. I don't see any file in Gallery or any other app that lists media files. File explorer shows how much space is used up but it says my storage is empty. Can't download files, can't create folders or files. Sometimes it fixes itself and I could access all my files. Or sometimes rebooting the phone fixes it. I tried some command lines in adb, but got no luck out of it. Somebody, please help!
P.S.: My phone is rooted with SuperSU, runs on the latest OOS build and I haven't tried switching roms.
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Try fixing contexts in TWRP
zTweaked said:
My OnePlus 5 is unable to read or write the internal storage. I don't see any file in Gallery or any other app that lists media files. File explorer shows how much space is used up but it says my storage is empty. Can't download files, can't create folders or files. Sometimes it fixes itself and I could access all my files. Or sometimes rebooting the phone fixes it. I tried some command lines in adb, but got no luck out of it. Somebody, please help!
P.S.: My phone is rooted with SuperSU, runs on the latest OOS build and I haven't tried switching roms.
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Did you install Xposed? If yes, it gives this problem for which I had to uninstall Xposed.
Even I faced this issue in my unrooted device
Fix contexts in TWRP. I had this exact problem when the phone first came out.
zTweaked said:
Let's see
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Is it the same when browsing your files with twrp ?
0xTJ said:
Try fixing contexts in TWRP
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Doesn't work.
smartbuddy said:
Did you install Xposed? If yes, it gives this problem for which I had to uninstall Xposed.
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Yes, I have xposed installed. How did you uninstall it? There's no uninstaller zip for Nougat yet. Did you just restore your rom?
nosphor said:
Is it the same when browsing your files with twrp ?
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Haven't checked yet.
zTweaked said:
Yes, I have xposed installed. How did you uninstall it? There's no uninstaller zip for Nougat yet. Did you just restore your rom?
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There is Uninstaller available for Xposed on Nougat :
Download and Flash this in TWRP, wipe cache and Reboot :
http://fastkit.org/xposed/classic/Uninstaller /xposed-uninstaller-20170719-arm64.zip
zTweaked said:
My OnePlus 5 is unable to read or write the internal storage. I don't see any file in Gallery or any other app that lists media files. File explorer shows how much space is used up but it says my storage is empty. Can't download files, can't create folders or files. Sometimes it fixes itself and I could access all my files. Or sometimes rebooting the phone fixes it. I tried some command lines in adb, but got no luck out of it. Somebody, please help!
P.S.: My phone is rooted with SuperSU, runs on the latest OOS build and I haven't tried switching roms.
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I had this issue on the first boot after rooting using Magisk, a simple reboot fixed it. So maybe try rooting using Magisk? I know it's not a complete solution but just throwing a thought out there.
smartbuddy said:
There is Uninstaller available for Xposed on Nougat :
Download and Flash this in TWRP, wipe cache and Reboot :
http://fastkit.org/xposed/classic/Uninstaller /xposed-uninstaller-20170719-arm64.zip
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Thanks, this fixed it
muddynoodle said:
I had this issue on the first boot after rooting using Magisk, a simple reboot fixed it. So maybe try rooting using Magisk? I know it's not a complete solution but just throwing a thought out there.
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Uninstalling xposed fixed the issue
I have the same issue, thank you for the solution. I hope it was only because of xposed
zTweaked said:
My OnePlus 5 is unable to read or write the internal storage. I don't see any file in Gallery or any other app that lists media files. File explorer shows how much space is used up but it says my storage is empty. Can't download files, can't create folders or files. Sometimes it fixes itself and I could access all my files. Or sometimes rebooting the phone fixes it. I tried some command lines in adb, but got no luck out of it. Somebody, please help!
P.S.: My phone is rooted with SuperSU, runs on the latest OOS build and I haven't tried switching roms.
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I've written a fix for this in the xXx no limits thread, go take a look. Easy can be done from terminal.
dladz said:
I've written a fix for this in the xXx no limits thread, go take a look. Easy can be done from terminal.
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If it's fixing permissions via terminal then sorry, that didn't work. As I said, xposed was the problem. Uninstalling it fixes the problem.
Happend to me 2 times... a simple reboot solved it.
zTweaked said:
If it's fixing permissions via terminal then sorry, that didn't work. As I said, xposed was the problem. Uninstalling it fixes the problem.
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]This fixed it for me.
Cannot download due to SD card missing" Error.
Simply open a terminal emulator and type in the following.
su
restorecon -FR /data/media/0
Reboot and it should work thereafter.
dladz said:
]This fixed it for me.
Cannot download due to SD card missing" Error.
Simply open a terminal emulator and type in the following.
su
restorecon -FR /data/media/0
Reboot and it should work thereafter.
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Glad it worked for you. Sadly for me, fixing permissions or contexts didn't help. Anyways, I said it earlier, uninstalling Xposed fixed it.
@SynisterWolf please close this thread. The issue is fixed.
Yea I didn't have xposed installed you see, plus mine reoccurred. Was only trying to help.
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Re ran the command i wrote earlier, seems to isn't working for me either, great
dladz said:
]This fixed it for me.
Cannot download due to SD card missing" Error.
Simply open a terminal emulator and type in the following.
su
restorecon -FR /data/media/0
Reboot and it should work thereafter.
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Oh man, thanks. I spent hours trying to solve this.
I've looked all over and I'm unable to find a solution or even what's stopping me from modifying the /system folder in the root directory. I can remove files from that folder and all of it's subfolders but I'm unable to add any files into that directory. I am rooted on the T-mobile OnePlus 6t that has been converted to the international ROM. I know my root works cause I can perform other root functions. I also cannot modify the /system folder from TWRP either which is really strange to me. Also, when TWRP prompts me to install the app, it just reboots recovery since it's trying to install it as a system app which I can't do for this odd reason I have yet to find out. This issue all of a sudden showed up after an OTA update and re-rooting after. I have tried reinstalling TWRP, Magisk and Oxygen OS itself but the issue persists. I have also tried running "reboot disemmcwp" as root in a terminal window AND using adb but I guess that command no longer works. Any suggestions welcome as this is the last place I can find an answer to this issue.
Edit: found out I'm unable to uninstall system apps for some reason. So the issue isn't space related.
Toilet Clauger said:
I've looked all over and I'm unable to find a solution or even what's stopping me from modifying the /system folder in the root directory. I can remove files from that folder and all of it's subfolders but I'm unable to add any files into that directory. I am rooted on the T-mobile OnePlus 6t that has been converted to the international ROM. I know my root works cause I can perform other root functions. I also cannot modify the /system folder from TWRP either which is really strange to me. Also, when TWRP prompts me to install the app, it just reboots recovery since it's trying to install it as a system app which I can't do for this odd reason I have yet to find out. This issue all of a sudden showed up after an OTA update and re-rooting after. I have tried reinstalling TWRP, Magisk and Oxygen OS itself but the issue persists. I have also tried running "reboot disemmcwp" as root in a terminal window AND using adb but I guess that command no longer works. Any suggestions welcome as this is the last place I can find an answer to this issue.
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Known issue that in the Newer OxygenOS versions there is no free space in /system. I'd download Solid Explorer and check the Free Space in the Root Directory.
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Mannan Qamar said:
Known issue that in the Newer OxygenOS versions there is no free space in /system. I'd download Solid Explorer and check the Free Space in the Root Directory.
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I've thought about that before. I use root explorer and can see there's more space than needed for the files I want to insert. Is there some buffer space needed in there and how much?
Toilet Clauger said:
I've thought about that before. I use root explorer and can see there's more space than needed for the files I want to insert. Is there some buffer space needed in there and how much?
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Well, if you go to magisk and select core only mode then reboot you will be able to modify system
toolhas4degrees said:
Well, if you go to magisk and select core only mode then reboot you will be able to modify system
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I was actually able to find the issue. Space was the issue. I guess there's a space buffer needed from what a file explorer says is left and what's actually left. I uninstalled a couple system apps I disable anyway and was able to insert files/apps into system again.
I made space easy I have the new OnePlus camera apk 125mb the old one is 67mb
Hi, a few days ago I manually updated my OP6T to the latest version manually (I can't do it normally because I'm rooted and the system shows me an error)
I use the Cerbeus anti-theft application, I like to turn it into a system application to have full control of my phone in cases of emergency (theft, for example).
The point is that I can install magisk 20v and root perfectly, but when I try to make cerberus or any application as a system application, it shows me the error 'system' not in / proc / mounts, I use link2sd, titanium back up, root explorer all the options does not work, i cant mount rewrite to erase system apps but i can't make normal apps to system app, I tried to update the ROM stock directly from the official website, but at the end, always shows me that error, can anyone help me with this problem?
Thank you! if you need more information tell me
I'm so sorry if my English is not too good, I'm still learning
Bootloader unlocked
Recovery TWRP fajita lastest version
There's a magisk module called systemize that should be able to do what you're wanting as far as turning it into a system app
jestyr8 said:
There's a magisk module called systemize that should be able to do what you're wanting as far as turning it into a system app
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I was try to much things, really, i never see that module and i have youtube venced module and native OS recorder
Thank you for the tip !
linkoerk said:
I was try to much things, really, i never see that module and i have youtube venced module and native OS recorder
Thank you for the tip !
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Just search the download list for systemize.
I've used it for a few apps that need system level access and it's worked great
Yes woked perfectly thank you very much
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I tried a few days ago, All converted applications were removed with factory reset are they not supposed to be already in the system partition?
linkoerk said:
I tried a few days ago, All converted applications were removed with factory reset are they not supposed to be already in the system partition?
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Someone can help me with this? i already try to put manually in priv-app with a explorer an random app and worked well when i do FR but do not work properly, never open correctly, and if i try to do the same with magisk or cerberus app show me an error ''Cant complete the action''
Thank you!
linkoerk said:
Someone can help me with this? i already try to put manually in priv-app with a explorer an random app and worked well when i do FR but do not work properly, never open correctly, and if i try to do the same with magisk or cerberus app show me an error ''Cant complete the action''
Thank you!
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AFAIK Systemize Is the easiest and recommend way. About the things being removed after factory reset, that's normal as Systemize is System-Less. All changes it makes will be reverted after a Factory Reset.
Mannan Qamar said:
AFAIK Systemize Is the easiest and recommend way. About the things being removed after factory reset, that's normal as Systemize is System-Less. All changes it makes will be reverted after a Factory Reset.
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Another way to make a user app to system app? Link2SD is not working anymore
linkoerk said:
Yes woked perfectly thank you very much
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I tried a few days ago, All converted applications were removed with factory reset are they not supposed to be already in the system partition?
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Magisk modules don't touch physically system partition. It's the only way to keep security verifications green. Magisk modules are in data partition and are 'mounted' is system ram disk
Hi again guys, now im trying again to make Cerberus as system app I was able to solve the problem about mounting system, through ADB I placed the APK manually in the system / priv-app folder, I gave it permissions with CHMOD 644 i restarted and effectively became system application Up to this point everything was in order, until I did a factory reset, I got stuck in the boot animation, To solve it I had to boot TWRP and manually remove the apk from the priv-app folder, with this the system boot normally (curious because the root permission was there Despite having restarted the System)
Someone have any ideas to solve it? I don't care about magisk and if the safety net are in red
Thanks!
Help guys, any ideas ?
linkoerk said:
Help guys, any ideas ?
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use systemize to move the app + libs to /system/priv-app
copy the folder to /system/app (you cannot delete)
uninstall Magisk to kill the module
estou com o mesmo problema no Link2