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vendredi 27 février 2015
mardi 24 février 2015
[Q] Modules not working (/mnt/asec/ 'File does not exist') topic
Hi,
I'm on Android 4.3 and the modules I've installed don't seem to work, even after rebooting my phone (and uninstalling and reinstalling all apps) several times.
In the log, it says 'File does not exist', but when I go look in /mnt/asec/, the folder and apk file are clearly there.
I removed my external SD card so the issue is not that the modules are being saved on there, as I have seen in other threads. Tried unmounting my internal SD card as well just to make sure but then I was unable to install any modules at all.
I'm on Android 4.3 and the modules I've installed don't seem to work, even after rebooting my phone (and uninstalling and reinstalling all apps) several times.
In the log, it says 'File does not exist', but when I go look in /mnt/asec/, the folder and apk file are clearly there.
I removed my external SD card so the issue is not that the modules are being saved on there, as I have seen in other threads. Tried unmounting my internal SD card as well just to make sure but then I was unable to install any modules at all.
[Q] XPOSED modules not working on Lollipop topic
Hi,
I'm new to all customizations and things similar on Android. I have been using Xposed on Kitkat without any issues on my Nexus 4. I recently installed xposed alpha for lollipop (waited so long for that). However, not all modules recognize xposed framework. I have installed GravityBo[LP] and working perfectly fine, but there are modules like BootManager and XPrivacy which says that the module is not activated. Attached are the screenshots. Please advise.
I'm new to all customizations and things similar on Android. I have been using Xposed on Kitkat without any issues on my Nexus 4. I recently installed xposed alpha for lollipop (waited so long for that). However, not all modules recognize xposed framework. I have installed GravityBo[LP] and working perfectly fine, but there are modules like BootManager and XPrivacy which says that the module is not activated. Attached are the screenshots. Please advise.
dimanche 22 février 2015
[Q]why many xposed modules and gravity box isn't working on yureka? topic
Hai guys. I rooted my phone and installed xposed framework. Still many xposed modules are not working. I rebooted every time after activating the modules. I tried reinstalling the xposed framework. But of no avail. The stock cm 11 rom isn't alowing xposed modules to work. Gravity box is installed but not working at all. Do anyone know how to make them work?
vendredi 13 février 2015
[Q] Modules say Xposed isn't installed/module isn't activated topic
Hello! I'm on the wonderful new Lollipop alpha build, but none of my modules seem to be doing anything. The ones that do notify me all say that the module is not enabled in the framework app (even though all are, and yes, I rebooted after enabling them). My framework app DOES show that the framework is installed and is the correct version (61). Any ideas?
jeudi 12 février 2015
[Q] Is it possible to perform really low level operation with XPosed modules? topic
Hi,
I'm trying to code my first XPosed module.
What I'm trying to achieve is very low level operations, such as reading/writing the process's memory, or hook the core library functions and run my own functions.
Can this kind of stuff be achieved with XPosed modules?
My first idea would be to inject a function that loads a custom *.so file that performs such tasks.
I was wondering if there was a better way, without the need to use .so files.
Thanks!
I'm trying to code my first XPosed module.
What I'm trying to achieve is very low level operations, such as reading/writing the process's memory, or hook the core library functions and run my own functions.
Can this kind of stuff be achieved with XPosed modules?
My first idea would be to inject a function that loads a custom *.so file that performs such tasks.
I was wondering if there was a better way, without the need to use .so files.
Thanks!
mercredi 11 février 2015
Can XPosed modules be injected when SuperSU is configured as "disabled"? topic
Hi,
I'm trying to inject an Xposed module in a rooted phone with SuperSu configured as "disabled" .
I could download and install Xposed and the corresponding modules with SuperSu "enabled", but I'm wondering if the Xposed modules will actually work when SuperSu is in "disabled" mode.
Specifically, could I inject an Xposed module in a specific app(I.E. angrybird and such) when SuperSu is disabled?(assuming I already downloaded and installed the Xposed module when SuperSu is enabled)
Also, if it is not possible, is there any alternative I can use to dynamically inject code into a running app?
Thanks!
I'm trying to inject an Xposed module in a rooted phone with SuperSu configured as "disabled" .
I could download and install Xposed and the corresponding modules with SuperSu "enabled", but I'm wondering if the Xposed modules will actually work when SuperSu is in "disabled" mode.
Specifically, could I inject an Xposed module in a specific app(I.E. angrybird and such) when SuperSu is disabled?(assuming I already downloaded and installed the Xposed module when SuperSu is enabled)
Also, if it is not possible, is there any alternative I can use to dynamically inject code into a running app?
Thanks!
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