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[Moto X Android Development] Boszman:
Cha Ching! The play update is ready in my area.

Awesome thanks. :D
[Moto X Android Development] FligMupple:
I personally prefer the circle battery icon with no percentage. If you add that, that would be super duper deluxe!
[Moto X Android Development] basedboii:
This is all I need for my att moto x. Sucks we don't have root :(

Sent on my Flamed up Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] hidea:
More requests!

Change the Twisty Gesture default app (from Camera, to something else?)
[Moto X Android Development] rob43:
0.4 has been pushed, added some quick settings options.
[Moto X Android Development] FligMupple:
That's great! The only Quick Setting tile that I normally use and is missing in stock is Rotation. Thanks for adding that.
[Moto X Android Development] h_zee13:
Thanks for the hard work OP
[Moto X Android Development] rob43:
Updated to 0.5
[Moto X Android Development] phositadc:
That's because it's tries to remove the gap on the ATT version.

Is it not possible to turn the gap removing option off?

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Moto X Android Development] Infekxion:
Can anybody who has overlapping 4G/ WiFi icons post what modules and settings you're using?; I want to try and replicate this.

Sent from my Moto Ghost
[Moto X Android Development] phositadc:
If you have a phone that has a blank gap between signal strength and WiFi icons when WiFi is on, you won't be able to replicate. It only happens to phones that have a 4g icon in that space permanently, such as Verizon phones.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Moto X Android Development] empoweredh22:
So I'm probably a total dumbass and the only person that's ever had this problem but I will post anyway just in case it helps anyone else. Couldn't get it to work and couldn't get it to work and couldn't get it to work....didn't realize I had to check the module in Xposed before the reboot. Doh!
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
just for future advice. which i recently said I believe in this same forum but maybe not. If you ever finding yourself not getting something to work. read through the entire thread. It takes a 10 minutes or maybe more depending on its length. But it will almost always give you the answer. I think at least 3 people in this thread spent a long time trying to figure out why it wasn't working before someone advised them to check the module box ha. Glad you got it fixed though.
[Moto X Android Development] mmad81:
Anyone able to get rid of the Verizon carrier label...mine is still there
[Moto X Android Development] juancaperez2000:
If you are referring to the ones in the lockscreen and the ones in the pull bar try xblast module that aloud you to customized it
[Moto X Android Development] mmad81:
Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] creid2352:
Still nothing

I've done everything, I've updated the framework, I've had Xposed checked under the module settings and I've done multiple reboots and I still have no results. I'm on VERIZON and I'm rooted. Any suggestions?
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
Try soft reboot

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] creid2352:
Ok.
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
you need to be rooted and in recovery for things to stick. once you make the change in there you won't have a problem. "adb reboot recovery"
[Moto X Android Development] creid2352:
Ok, I got everything to work.
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
What was it?

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] shane1:
Looks like you need to update in the pic apps processes isn't updated. Reboot in recovery and update then reboot recovery again
[Moto X Android Development] itype2slo:
Any chance of getting an option of hiding the clock? When using MotoXposed and Gravitybox the MotoXposed blue clock always shows...
[Moto X Android Development] jason.912:
X2

Although you can get it hidden if you mess around with it for a bit.

Gravity box hide clock center clock

Motoxposed, center clock

Gravity box uncheck center clock.

Doing those steps causes them both to disappear on mine.
[Moto X Android Development] Archangel:
Okay I know the answer will probably be a stupid miss for me but I have xposed installed and when I go to TWRP to make the changes where do I go? I am not familiar with this recovery system?
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
Which method of root do you have, pwnmymoto or unlocked boot loader? Sounds to me if you're using twrp you're rooted the correct way, if so. Just install xposed and modules you want to use, soft reboot. Open xposed and under modules you will see the square box and select modules which you want to activate and soft reboot again. Now the modules should be activated , do your mods and soft reboot again

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] Archangel:
yeah i used pwnmymoto then used safestraps to install TWRP. I installed xposed and clicked the modules and then soft rebooted,,, then did the mods I wanted and soft rebooted and still nothing?

I am checking by doing this in ADB adb shell getprop ro.boot.write_protect to make sure I have write ability and it is returning a 1 which I assume means I am able to write to the protected system?
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
More often than not it doesn't have r/w permissions with pwnmymoto, check that

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] Archangel:
That was it thanks dude!
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
I know you fixed the problem but for those reading through the read, you want to have a 0 when you run the command not a 1. If you have a 1 then write protection is applied.
[Moto X Android Development] gokart2:
Just read up on this Xposed framework and am greatly impressed by this process. Looked through the modules and found a few I think would be great to have. Is there a working/not working module list for the Moto X anywhere? I looked but came up empty handed.

Edit----The stupid bug bit me but now I'm back.
[Moto X Android Development] Archangel:
Is anyone able to change the color of the status bar clock? I keep trying and it never does?
[Moto X Android Development] itype2slo:
No. MotoXposed essentially locks it as holo blue and you cannot use other modules like Gravitybox or Xblast to change it.
[Moto X Android Development] cc16177:
Where can I check that?

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What did you have to do? I'm having the same issue.
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
Xposed addition works wonders on the motox , I now have both volume button wake and also skip music tracks while screen is off. All I need is people app inverted and I would be 100% satisfied with the deodex stock rom

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] Archangel:
If your familiar with ADB you can check it by doing this;

adb shell getprop ro.boot.write_protect

If it comes back with a 0 then your good,,,if a 1 then you have write a protected system.

If your still having problems PM me. For me I just reinstalled Pwnmymoto and when you go back into the apk it tells you whether your rooted (which means your in write bypass mode) or reboot into write bypass mode. So every time I want to mod something I reboot using pwnmymoto and then make my mods, so far no problems.
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
FYI if you are using xposed framework there is a module called advance power menu that you can install. it will put reboot options in the default power off menu so when you power off your phone you can select reboot or power off. once you select reboot you can reboot to bootloader recovery or just regular reboot. works great for me and avoids you having to go to an app.
[Moto X Android Development] elijahah:
Any plans on updating MotoXposed with added features?
[Moto X Android Development] rob43:
Sorry for the lack of updates, been very busy. I've slowly been working on a new version, expect the following features in an update in the next week or two:

- Custom twist action

- Active notifications color

- Overlap fix for US carrier LTE icons

- 4.3 Dev Build fixes - fixes vibration, disable some debugging

and a few other things I can't remember at the moment :)
[Moto X Android Development] itype2slo:
Please give a clock color option or hide clock option.... (willing to beg or grovel) When using other modules the MotoXposed module trumps the other clock mods, so it renders the others useless
[Moto X Android Development] Cheerpipe:
Would be nice to have a full aosp signal and WiFi icons on statusbar.

Enviado desde mi XT1053 usando Tapatalk
[Moto X Android Development] Rahshaka:
Which module does this? I have tried turning it on in Gravitybox but doesn't seem to work for my Verizon Moto X.
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
The module is called xposed additions, gravity box won't work

The only issue is if you leave your phone in your pocket the chances are one of the buttons will be activated running your battery down and also the phone heats up, happened to me today. All of a sudden I had a burning sensation on my leg, it was the phone, look at it and I went from 45% to 20 % in less than an hour. Well the phone finally died. Time for a leather belt case

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] gokart2:
Torch toggle so we can have a flashlight without an app. Even better, the VenomRom boys have it where if you hold down the power button the LED comes on with screen off. Stays lit until you let go. One of the best features I've ever seen. But Torch toggle works.
[Moto X Android Development] skulldreamz:
A little off topic but does anyone know if there is a deodexed stock rom for the ATT moto x XT1058 that can be flashed using safestrap from Hashcode for us ATT/Verizon users with the locked bootloaders? I tried to find one a few days back but I didn't know if one happened to just pop up recently.. Any help much much appreciated guys ;)
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
I didnt have to search to far but here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2484908

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] natezire71:
I really would like a way to hide the keyboard IME notification when a 3rd party keyboard is being used; also the ability to hide the alarm icon in the status bar. Modaco has this feature--but then there is overlap in functionality and I feel like it will cause issues.
[Moto X Android Development] magui43212:
Look again.
[Moto X Android Development] natezire71:
oops, I didn't mean to write that. I typed it, then realized I was mistaken, then kept typing. Derp on my part. Sorry!
[Moto X Android Development] JetOhmNet:
I second this, it's the only reason I don't use Motoxposed.
[Moto X Android Development] shadowfist23:
Speaking of the clock, would you possibly be able to add the ability to snooze by shaking the phone? I love that feature...
[Moto X Android Development] dmbfan13:
Another request...

Any chance we could disable the vibrate when unlocking the device?

Also, does the custom quick setting tile, auto screen rotate, work for anyone? I have it enabled and it doesn't show in my quick setting tiles.
[Moto X Android Development] M973:
screen rotation tile is showing for me
[Moto X Android Development] M973:
Thanks for this, working great on my Moto X, custom tiles, adavnced/extended power menu :)

Question: want to confirm compatibility, I see to unlink ringer and notification volumes I need to install Gravity Box -want to confirm there isn't any incompatibility having Gravity running with MotoXposed.

I saw someone else had asked if there was a list of the mods that don't work, etc., was trying to find that.

Edit: I did find in the apps section some of the mods that might work, but still want to confirm, which it sounds is ok, to use MotoXposed with Gravity, still learning about the phone, just got it a few days ago :)

Thanks for any help!
[Moto X Android Development] JetOhmNet:
It works, like it won't crash your phone or anything, but stuff that both mods modify (ie the status bar) will play with each other in a funny way. Just requires a little tinkering to get them to play nicely though.

Sent from my XT1060
[Moto X Android Development] M973:
Thanks, I did read that if I try to mess with the status bar with it, it could cause an issue, which I'm mainly just looking for it's unlink volumes mod.
[Moto X Android Development] natezire71:
Any chance you could make an Xposed Module that only fixed the wifi spacing? This module doesn't play nice with Gravity Box
[Moto X Android Development] cartmenicus:
anyway to make the sysui use an xthemes signal icons? they will not change when themes are applied D:
[Moto X Android Development] BaconDrips:
has anyone figured out a way to change the ugly 4G LTE AT&T icon to stock?
[Moto X Android Development] cartmenicus:
ive looked in the sysui and all the signal/data stuff is different for example the name is zz_moto_ :P I wouldn't even recommend xtheme since the signal and data icons aren't themed
[Moto X Android Development] mcgrathpatj:
Height of navbar? Can this change at all?
[Moto X Android Development] MikeG7265:
I used gravity box to change the height of my nav bar
[Moto X Android Development] natezire71:
Would it be possible for you to make a module that fixes just the wifi spacing? I use GravityBox for everything and these two modules don't play nice with one another. That wifi spacing is driving me nuts.
[Moto X Android Development] mcgrathpatj:
Agreed! Would love to get one xposed mod going. NavBar height is a must... and the damn wifi gap FFS!
[Moto X Android Development] theraffman:
Interesting, I have both modules enabled and configure without any issue. Maybe you have conflicting individual settings within each module? I know gravity box does a lot of the same tweaks that motoexposed does, like battery icon and general notification tweaks, maybe they are fighting each other for dominance and causing issues?
[Moto X Android Development] cartmenicus:
GB and this module work fine for me too! And xtheme

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] pborner:
Tried using motoXposed to change the battery style and it will not take effect. Can someone help me out?
[Moto X Android Development] natezire71:
That's exactly whats happening. It conflicts with the QS Tiles for me.
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
boot into recovery. make sure motoxposed is checked in the xposed frame work app. then make sure the battery is changed in motoxposed. apply settings from motoxposed. then reboot (i reboot into recovery just bc but you should be able to just do a normal reboot and it will stick)

to boot into recovery, you either "adb reboot recovery" or power phone down. ress volume- and power together for like 5 sec. then press volume down to put cursor on recovery, then press volume up to select recovery.
[Moto X Android Development] heroisnotdead:
Motoxposed vs ... ?

What do you use instead of Motoxposed? I'm trying to get my hands on a decently priced GSM Dev Edition. Just sent back my N5, too many build quality issues and so I've decided the moto X is my next best choice.

I'm still bitter about the N5. Sigh.
[Moto X Android Development] robsw:
It's interesting. I'm liking the N5 - no obvious issues with mine - but I keep missing my Moto X Dev. Ed. I might have to go back. If only there were ROMs.
[Moto X Android Development] pborner:
So I booted into recovery, installed the module, applied changes, powered off my phone and booted into recovery again, still no change. Do you have to have an unlocked bootloader for this to work?

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Did a soft reboot from inside xposed and the changes took effect. The home and back button bar had disappeared though so I rebooted and the changes were lost.
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
if you did a soft reboot and changes took affect then that almost always means you were not in recovery when you were making changes. when you reboot and changes disappear that is because you weren't in recovery when you applied the changes. IDK what difficulty you are having booting into recovery but i can almost assure you that that is the problem. It's the thing that makes the most sense based on the fact that soft reboot applied changes and a hard reboot removed them.
[Moto X Android Development] theraffman:
Are you sure you are getting into recovery mode? How are you performing a boot to recovery? Through the bootloader (power + volume down) or by adb reboot recovery? If you are doing it through the bootloader, be sure to hit volume up and not the power button to boot into recovery. Lots of other recoveries use the power button as "enter" but if you do that on this phone! It just boots up normally. Once you are booted to recovery mode, run this command

adb shell getprop ro.boot.write_protect

If it returns a 1 then you are still in write protect mode "not recovery" if it returns 0 then you are good to go and any mods made should persist through any reboot.

Also, not sure if this is as necessary, but I did it like this, I installed framework and modules in recovery as well as made all my changes.
[Moto X Android Development] pborner:
Going into recovery using the phone, yeah the first time I did use the power button. Then I read someone else's instructions and redid it using the volume up button. Thanks for the adb command. I'll let you know comes of it
[Moto X Android Development] elijahah:
update coming soon???
[Moto X Android Development] Turbocom:
AOSP status bar icons please.
[Moto X Android Development] phositadc:
This
[Moto X Android Development] TheDave1022:
I'm still waiting on my Moto X to get delivered. Does the toolkit have any additional volume settings (expandable, unlinking, etc)?
[Moto X Android Development] scorneil:
Not in MotoXposed but you can get this with GravityBox
[Moto X Android Development] phositadc:
Xposed framework was apparently updated to support KitKat. Anybody try it yet?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1574401

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Moto X Android Development] Crooke356:
I've been playing with it for days now but haven't found any modules that work.
[Moto X Android Development] somerandomname1:
Can't get Xposed to stay active. It installs fine, reboot device and no longer active...
[Moto X Android Development] robsw:
The new beta 2.4 of Xposed is working for me, however many of the modules need updating for 4.4. However APM is working great.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
Instead of rebooting, soft reboot. Should stay active.
[Moto X Android Development] phositadc:
By the way, if we install the framework and use something like gravity box, is there any reason to install the file in the OP? Or is it just another optional module?

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Moto X Android Development] RobertsDF:
This is just another module, just like gravity box is. Gravity box does everything this does plus WAY more except for one thing... WiFi icon spacing. I have them both installed and just have the wifi spacing selected in MotoXposed and then use Gravity box for all the other stuff I want changed
[Moto X Android Development] piccit:
This module didn't work at all for me with 4.4 (caused system.ui force closes). XBlast works on 4.4 and Gravity Box was just updated to work as well.

The 'xposed is uninstalled after a reboot' issue seems to only be an issue with locked-bootloader-root-hacks
[Moto X Android Development] somerandomname1:
I had tried both at some point. Eventually I was getting constant system.ui force closing which was a huge headache. I think it has something to do with how slapmymoto roots and so I'm hesitant to try again.
[Moto X Android Development] publicanimal:
It's not because of how SlapMyMoto works, it's because of Kit Kat changes. From the thread for the 4.4 Xposed:
[Moto X Android Development] somerandomname1:
Nah, I'm not talking about any modules. I can't even get the framework to stick after a reboot. And last time I tried to install the framework, like I said, I ended up having systemui force closing. Luckily I was able to navigate into Xposed and uninstall the framework so my phone would boot back to normal.
[Moto X Android Development] piccit:
We're talking about two different things here...

Any specific module not working is likely 4.4 related, yes.

But the framework no longer being installed after reboot is slap my moto related (based on the fact that I do NOT have that issue w/ an unlocked bootloader that is legitimately rooted)
[Moto X Android Development] theraffman:
I'm assuming that you are installing the framework in recovery (write protection off) mode. That's the only way I could get it to stick back on 4.2.2

Moto X rocking 4.4
[Moto X Android Development] 19Interpol:
For those of you using gravity box, does it affect battery life? I've used xposed on previous phones but I never used gravity box.
[Moto X Android Development] somerandomname1:
Yes, I am. I got it to work today, without the crashing. I uninstalled for now though, since not many modules will work yet and the initial issue. I might as well wait it out for more bugs to get fixed.
[Moto X Android Development] pborner:
Just tried installing the Xposed framework 2.4 Beta 1 on my VZW Moto X LOCKED BOOTLOADER with Slapmymoto on 4.4 and i get this error:

cp: can't create '/system/bin/app_process.orig': I/O error

EDIT:

Tried again for ****s and giggles and i'm getting this error:

cp: can't create '/system/bin/app_process.orig': Read-only file system (is this because i tried out of soft boot?)

Has anyone in my boat been able to get it to work?

Thanks for any feedback!
[Moto X Android Development] beelzebu:
I think that this is becasue is not rooted, are you sure that you are rooted?
[Moto X Android Development] pborner:
Yeah I have titanium running and supersu. Definitely rooted
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
I can confirm closed works and so does gravity box. Boot loader is unlocked and running TMO 4.4 retail version, just install closed 2.4 beta and soft reboot then install module and make sure you enable it and reboot, do not soft boot

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] beelzebu:
That's kinda strange i dont have any issues so far. try reinstalling xposed.
[Moto X Android Development] grifforama:
I don't think xposed framework survives a reboot for slapped Moto X rooted phones.

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I haven't. Apparently there are some people who seem to have it working, but I've tried all combinations and I've yet to have it stick after a reboot. System does not boot as write able.
[Moto X Android Development] somerandomname1:
It does survive phones rooted with SlapMyMoto. Make sure you're booted into write protection off mode. Install the framework. Shutdown the phone. Boot back into write protection off mode. Once you're setup you can use gravity box to enable extended boot options so you can "boot into recovery."

I think some people who used SlapMyMoto might be having trouble with Xposed staying installed because they're just hitting "reboot" from within the xposed app, which isn't rebooting to WPO mode. Gotta do a shutdown and boot into "recovery."
[Moto X Android Development] grifforama:
How do you "Boot back into write protection off mode"

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Actually, I think my QuickBoot app does a hot boot, which seemed to have worked
[Moto X Android Development] somerandomname1:
When you do SlapMyMoto, you can boot regularly, where you'll still have root, but not about to write to system. If you go into the bootloader (Hold down volume down while you hit power) you can boot into "recovery." However, after SlapMyMoto, when you boot into recovery, it will boot in WPO mode. Meaning you can write to system. If you're in that mode you can install Xposed. Just make sure you boot back into that mode again after installing Xposed. And like I said, once you have Xposed setup, if you're using gravity box you can enable more power options, so you can boot into recovery (WPO mode) without having to power down and go into the bootloader.
[Moto X Android Development] pborner:
Thank you! This actually fixed my issues! Now I an able to boot normally and all changes sick!