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[Moto X Android Development] ruskiyab:
AT&T root doesn't mount the system R/W yet, every time you reboot Xposed needs to be reinstalled and soft rebooted.

On my old S4, I used to do a soft reboot to try out how things looked one by one and it would really bring the phone to a crawl until an actual reboot was done.
[Moto X Android Development] wera750:
Will try again once we can write to system

sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] eallan:
This has been my experience as well, especially on the S4.
[Moto X Android Development] Slusho:
I'm surprised there's no flashlight quick settings toggle.
[Moto X Android Development] tw1tch175:
These are the two I am very interested in :good:
[Moto X Android Development] Verttex:
Just a quick note; this works with jcases PwnMyMoto, just after a quick reinstall of Xposed and a soft reboot.
[Moto X Android Development] rmead01:
It works, but that's not how you should do it. If you have the new pwnmymoto installed you should boot the phone in "recovery" mode so you have write access. Then install xposed, install the process in xposed, then reboot the system normally.

This will boot the phone with a non writable system but the xposed stuff was already written and will stay.

This way you can boot and reboot your phone as normal and not have to worry about soft booting anymore.
[Moto X Android Development] terabyte128:
Thanks for the awesome mod! I'd like to second the request for a flashlight quick toggle, and maybe a wifi hotspot one too? :D
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
Gravity box has flashlight quick toggle

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] terabyte128:
Just found that, it's pretty awesome :)

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] bso44:
Do all the Gravity Box tweaks work on this phone?
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
With the combination of gravity box and motoxposed you can customize almost every aspect, add xtheme engine and bam, no need for a custom rom

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] terabyte128:
Exactly :D

Sent from my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] jmcharles:
I cannot get this to stick at all. I installed the framework, installed the app, applied changes, rebooted, and nothing.

Speed is life. More is better.
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
Taking a shot at this as I had to unlock my boot loader to root, crap wish I had waited, anyways it looks like you need to boot into recovery with jcases new root method for the system to have r/w permissions.

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] Slusho:
Installed GravityBox and Advanced Power Menu, and now I'm very happy. Only things I can think of that are missing are swiping status bar to change brightness, being able to pull up anywhere in notification drawer (although it works in the quick settings), clock/calendar links in notification drawer (instead of date/time settings), and I can't figure out how to rearrange quick settings icons added by GravityBox.
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
I have been looking for the brightness slider with no luck, gravity box you can not switch around quick setting tiles but I believe it can be done through motoxposed module

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] jmcharles:
I had already done this, and just to be certain I ran the command in terminal to check and it came back with a '0', which means it had r/w.

Speed is life. More is better.
[Moto X Android Development] mj0528:
Never mind, forgot to make it active.

I can't this to work at all. I've installed it in recovery mode with the framework. I never see the changes in recovery or regular boot mode. What am I missing?
[Moto X Android Development] mbh87:
gravitybox has the advanced power menu option too so having both isnt necessary.
[Moto X Android Development] infinit22:
Gravity box seems to make my phone lag
[Moto X Android Development] kornklown69:
works great on my at&t moto everyone on at&t having troubles needs to do it like this

1 . boot into recovery

2 . install framework app, install framework

3. turn off phone

4. boot into recovery

5 . install motoxpose app, notification in drawer should pop up to activate motoxposed framework

6. activate motoxposed

7.make changes

8.reboot

9.profit
[Moto X Android Development] murso74:
I feel like I've done exactly that, but no joy.
[Moto X Android Development] housry23:
What is gravity box and where do I get it?

Nvmd. I found it.
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
Here's all the modules and themes available for xposed framework http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2421453

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] phositadc:
So those of you who said exposed makes the phone lag.... Do you still feel that way now that we have r/w access?

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Moto X Android Development] jmcharles:
For those of you having trouble getting this to stick, did you make sure to place a check in the box for Motoxposed under Modules in the Xposed Installer? I had not done this, and when I tried it this time it worked! I also did the process mentioned a few posts back, where he rebooted into recovery after each step, instead of doing all of it at once.

Speed is life. More is better.
[Moto X Android Development] murso74:
That did it
[Moto X Android Development] wera750:
Delete
[Moto X Android Development] gitman0:
I am having problems with setting the tiles - it seems that there is a default set (which does not match stock), and when I attempt to add more, they just disappear when I go back into that menu.

Anyone else having the same experience with setting tiles?
[Moto X Android Development] basedboii:
Does anybody know how to hide carrier in status bar without using this module??

Sent on my Flamed up Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] oxeneers:
Has anyone been able to find a way - even with Xposed - to make it so you can "pull back up" the status bar/notification center anywhere instead of having the "grab" the bottom?
[Moto X Android Development] bso44:
That would be a nice feature.
[Moto X Android Development] codygs83:
I did not have this issue. However it added all the tiles I selected, I just can't organize them. I puts them in random order. Which is really no big deal. Just takes some getting used to.

Sent from my rooted Verizon motoX
[Moto X Android Development] That's:
Any chance we can get ASOP data icons? H+ looks so much better than 4G by AT&T.
[Moto X Android Development] MajorTankz:
A Sync and Sound quick settings toggle would make my life complete. Thank you very much for what you have so far.
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
Gravity box has every toggle your heart desires

Sent on my Moto x
[Moto X Android Development] codygs83:
I can't get the music volume button skip to work with gravity box. Everything else on it is money
[Moto X Android Development] Maratu:
Just chiming in with pwnmymoto-rooted motox.

Installed adb drivers, used 'adb reboot recovery' as the reboot option between every step, and am now enjoying framework access. Thanks guys.
[Moto X Android Development] phositadc:
Has the problem with Verizon devices where the 4g and the WiFi icon overlap if you try to remove that gap been fixed?
[Moto X Android Development] yamaha83:
i cant get it to work either...
[Moto X Android Development] magui43212:
You could hit the back button to close the shade. Not exactly what you asked for but it might be an improvement.
[Moto X Android Development] Maratu:
[/COLOR]

Still there for me.

Also, having more than one module activated, they seem to overlap. Using gravity box to have quicksettings open from dragging on right part of screen seems to break motoxposed's tiles - there will only be one or two, and sometimes duplicate GPS icons. The rest don't seem to interfere.
[Moto X Android Development] kydkupa:
Just wondering if the MotoXposed will ever allow the hack to hide nav bar, and use tools such as PIE controls?
[Moto X Android Development] knyghtryda:
Just use the GravityBox module. It has pie controls and expanded desktop capabilities. I'm currently playing with pie controls on my Droid Maxx and it works fine. No nav bar (obviously) on my phone, but I assume that will work fine on the Moto X.
[Moto X Android Development] kydkupa:
Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] WolfsFang:
Do we need write in order for this to work? I installed xposed apk and then motoXposed and once i enabled it said unable to write Xposed framework missing.

*edit* rooted my phone, installed xposed and got motoxposed module checked but none of the settings are working.

What I did

1- Rebooted into recovery to gain write

2- Installed Xposed

3- After installing motoxposed i rebooted my phone through recovery to gain write

4- picked the settings i wanted

5- Rebooted again through recovery to keep write yet settings still do not apply.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
How about a feature to customize tap and long press in nav bar? Tap recents for settings, long press for recent apps.
[Moto X Android Development] COLJ04:
Most likely designed for Samsung devices so it isn't finding the file to edit when it is activated.

Cole
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
It worked fine for me with stock vzw rooted device. Ill tell you the steps i did. But first just one thing I saw people doing. When you boot into recovery make sure you press the up volume button after selecting the recovery option. Some people have been pushing power and thinking they are booting into recovery even though they aren't. Simple solution is to run "adb boot recovery" then you know your in recovery. Or run "adb shell getprop ro.boot.write_protect" and if it returns "0" then you are able to write to system.

steps I followed. (personally i think you don't need to reboot this much but I did it anyway)

1. download both the framework and the motoxposed.

2. open frame work and click install/update under the framework tab. (it should ask you for superuser access)

3. reboot back into recovery (using "adb reboot recovery" or manually)

4. open frame work up and enable motoxposed under modules

5. I rebooted again into recovery at this point but not sure you need to

6. open motoxposed and adjust your setting then click apply in the main screen

7. reboot into recovery to verify everything changed

8. then reboot normally to verify it sticks.

thats how mine worked. make sure when you rooted that you also downloaded supersu app from play store and opened/installed it.
[Moto X Android Development] atomb:
A couple requests from me, disable high volume warning, change the color of active notifications, and maybe allow the use of the Moto Skip for launching other events besides unlocking.
[Moto X Android Development] WolfsFang:
I cant get Xposed to stick, first time I install everything it works but as soon as my phone reboots or does a random restart it goes back to stock. In Xposed I have a -- under active app_process. Also i needs to return as 1 meaning you do have write, 0 means you dont. I use adb reboot boot loader in order to get "1", if i use adb reboot recovery I get a "0"
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
1 means you do have write protected. 0 means you don't have write protected. check the original post by jcase. adb reboot recovery returns a 0 because that means you can write to your system.
[Moto X Android Development] stillthisguy:
If you get a 1 you are running without root, if you get 0 you have root access. Under active it should have the same number as bundled, if you don't, reboot to recovery then open the Xposed Installer, tap on framework, then Install/Update, then either soft reboot or reboot recovery then make your changes (enable modules, make changes). If a module requires a reboot before you can make changes, you will have to reboot with recovery again, make changes. Then you will be able to reboot normal to run without root and still have the modules working.
[Moto X Android Development] WolfsFang:
God i feel like an idiot lol Guess i misunderstood what jcase wrote. Everything is working fine!
[Moto X Android Development] Sandso9:
Edit: Delete
[Moto X Android Development] jason.912:
I say add a bit more navigation bar customization. I would really like to make my bar smaller for mor screen.

Gavitybox allows this, but less modules the better.
[Moto X Android Development] Icon000:
Framework Doesn't stick after reboots and other Problems

The framework only seems to stick around when I do a soft boot. Occasionally, I need to do a hard reboot to address other issues. When I do this the framework seem to be no longer present.

The other issue I've notice I have is when the framework is in there are some apps that always start up and then go non responsive. The premium XDA app and facebook messenger are the biggest trouble makers right now.

I also wanted to know if the Dev of MotoXposed might be adding Torch and Wif AP soon. When I can get this app to work I love it these are just the two things I feel it has been missing. Adding these two things stops would me from seeking out any custom rom right now.
[Moto X Android Development] _MetalHead_:
Are you making your changes in "recovery" mode? If not, they won't stick.
[Moto X Android Development] juancaperez2000:
Sorry about this, im comming from samsung device so im kinda lost on moto x, but how i can boot into recovery, I already try from fastboot but show me an blank screen, is there another way to do it? Thanks
[Moto X Android Development] _MetalHead_:
Power your phone off and turn it back on while holding volume down. That'll get you into the bootloader. From there, just hit volume down to highlight recovery, and volume up to select it. The phone will boot back up into a version of Android that has /system write protection disabled, allowing you to make your changes.
[Moto X Android Development] clothednblack:
This worked for me, adding tiles didn't but clock, battery and such working great, thanks.

Edit: got tiles to work by using a different module
[Moto X Android Development] _MetalHead_:
[MENTION=4330467]rob43[/MENTION]- Is there any way you could add the ability to disable haptic feedback on the active notifications screen? I don't know if it's even possible but I figured it can't hurt to ask. I know a lot of people would love this ability.
[Moto X Android Development] ilkevinli:
Is it possible to make the Statusbar transparent ?
[Moto X Android Development] clothednblack:
Yes, download gravity box.

GravityBox - tweak box - Xposed module for devices running Android 4.1/4.2/4.3 ROMs

Version 2.5.1

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2316070
[Moto X Android Development] ilkevinli:
Awesome !! Thanks.
[Moto X Android Development] MikeyNick:
I saw in a later post that you have a few inverted apps. Can you link us to them? I HATE the white background on SMS, so that's my main concern, but i want as many inverted apps as i can get.

:D
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
Here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45042540

Gmail works, calendar, play store, SMS all working and there's more inverted apps such as Facebook, instagram and much more

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] Icon000:
Need an Expectations Check

I just want to make sure I have the right expectation of what Xposed and GravityBox can do. I can't say I know what stock is like on most phones.

Will these modules be able to bring me up to par with PA where the QuickSettings are like toggles?

On stock right now, it just jump you to those specific menu.

If these mode can't do that is there a way to make quick setting like toggle?

I would prefer not to go back to having toggle like on 4.1.2
[Moto X Android Development] _MetalHead_:
Yes, there is the "reverse long-press" setting in MotoXposed that will allow you to toggle the settings with a quick press, and access the setting's menu with a long press.
[Moto X Android Development] shane1:
Anyway to change the 4g to lite in the status bar like cm ?
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
New update for gravity box with status bar brightness slider

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] Icon000:
I did notice that thank you. Now I just need to convince the Dev for MotoXposed to add Wifi AP and Torch since those are some of the major features I use on my other phone that is missing from MotoXposed especially since graivtybox doesn't allow you to change the order of the quick setting titles.
[Moto X Android Development] thegregulator:
Whoops, typo.
[Moto X Android Development] waiflih:
is there any way to make a widget or a switch for the status bar to toggle smart screen and touchless control?
[Moto X Android Development] BigEL44:
Anyone else having trouble downloading apk from playstore?? I keep getting error 927, unable to download from server.

---------- Post added at 06:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:59 PM ----------

can anyone post a link to download the latest apk so I can sideload? It would be greatly appreciated.

nevermind found it
[Moto X Android Development] Dodolom:
Is it normal that I still have this stupid 4G icon behind my wi-fi icon after installing MotoXposed?
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
You must have a T-Mobile phone but yes, depending which carrier firmware you have. Rogers firmware does not have that issue but the T-Mobile ROM I was using did

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] Dodolom:
I am using the Dev Version with at&t and I had the issue from the get-go that the 4G icon would never go away even when you were in wi-fi, I was hoping this mod would fix it but I guess I can wait till a ROM comes out one of these days :)
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
So I guess at&t and T-Mobile use basically the same framework and system ui, Rogers status bar has the gap only, there's no ghost 4g symbol

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] Rask40:
Any chance we can change the colors of the items in the status bar (such as the clock, battery, etc), much like we can to the navigation bar?

I know I can do that in GravityBox, but one of things that MotoXposed offers that GravityBox doesn't is the ability to hide the carrier (and of course changing the color of the navigation bar!).

Am open to any other suggestions that could be done instead though!
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
You can use both motoxposed and gravity box together without any conflicts

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] Infekxion:
I have an at&t one and I don't have icon ghosting. I think t-mo and dev editions are the same.

Sent from my Moto Ghost
[Moto X Android Development] Rask40:
Yes and no. Both move the clock, so you can potentially have two clocks on your screen, one in blue (the MotoXposed one), the other in whatever other color you may have picked (the GravityBox one).

That being said, XBlast seems to combine the best of both worlds and gives me the functions I was seeking.
[Moto X Android Development] flashallthetime:
I'm using both and configured it so motoxposed clocks shows only

Sent on my Moto X
[Moto X Android Development] BaconDrips:
Can't get this to work for some reason. Followed all the directions. Pretty frustrating.
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
suggestion: if you haven't read every page of this thread I would go ahead and do that. There have been many people in your situation that got issues resolved because they missed one simple step or something like that. You will probably see someone talking about something that you didn't do somewhere that will resolve your issue.
[Moto X Android Development] BaconDrips:
yeah, I did that..I did everything the tutorial said. Weird.

EDIT: lol. I did a "soft reboot" instead of a normal one and it works now. Odd.
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
i would assume if you do a full reboot it will probably remove what you have done. If that isn't true then you are good to go. If it is true make sure you are in "recovery' boot when you make the changes. Press volume down and power at the same time when you boot (assuming you rooted with pwnmymoto) and then scroll to recovery with volume down. this press volume up to select it. That will boot you into recovery where you can now write the system and it will stick even after a full reboot.
[Moto X Android Development] BaconDrips:
awesome! So, I boot into recovery, make the changes, reboot into the normal system and it'll stick?

---------- Post added at 03:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:50 PM ----------

Thanks a lot dude. It works perfectly now. Much appreciated.
[Moto X Android Development] Rask40:
Yeah, the MotoXposed one is the one I don't want showing since it's the blue clock and clashes with everything else.
[Moto X Android Development] jayboyyyy:
No problamo. Told you it something simple ha.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] reinaldistic:
I'm sorry, what's the question?
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Robrecht:
Technically, this is not a solution, but you won't have to worry about restoring your favorite backlight settings after using the camera anymore.

First, you need to install a very usefull and very small program called MortRunner on your ppc; you can download the cab here.

Then, unzip the file I've attached to this post (CameraBL.mortrun) and copy it to your ppc. It doesn't matter where you put it.

Then, create a shortcut to this file (you can do that with Resco Explorer, for instance). It will be called CameraBL.lnk; move it to the folder "Windows/Start menu/Programs".

Finally, go to the button settings and assign the camera button to CameraBL instead of Camera.

Now you can use your camera just like you did before, but when you close (not minimize) it, your backlight will be turned down again.

The CameraBL.mortrun file is an extremely simple script for MortRunner; it only contains the following code:

RunWait \Windows\Camera.exe
SetBacklight 1,1

You can open it in a text editor and adjust the parameters to your own favorite settings; the first is the backlight value when on battery, the second when on external power. They take a number from 1 to 10. I put them both on 1, because I think the Blue Angel's backlight is pretty strong.

Disclaimer: This is a childishly simple workaround, made by a complete dummy. Although it works perfectly for me and I can't imagine anything that could go wrong, I hereby renounce all responsibility for any loss of data etc.!
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] mamaich:
the even simplier workaround is to take camera.exe from a previous ROM build and copy to your device into \Windows direcotry. I've attached it.
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] Robrecht:
:) I'd already seen that, I just didn't like the idea of downgrading to a previous version. Upgrading is the way to go, the other direction just doesn't feel right!!

Anyhow, you convinced me to try it, and I must admit the older camera version is just as good. And it doesn't mess with my backlight. Thanks...
[MDA III, XDA III, PDA2k, 9090 Software Upgrading] sunish:
yes, upgrading is the way to go... but there is no new feature with new camera.exe, so the old one with no backlight bug is good enuff.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] chaoz28:
So I bought Asphalt 8 and now I'm trying to find its folder. It's a 20mb apk file + 800mb+ data file. It's my first legit app so I don't know where to find it. I thought it would be on the OBB folder but it's not there.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] seavers11:
The data is in sdcard/android/obb
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] MBariya:
It is in your internal sd card. In Android\obb folder.

sent from my GT-N7100. Press thanks if I helped..
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] CitizenLee:
Great app for moving big games to external SD...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.slf.ListglApp&hl=en_GB
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] izans:
i buy this game to..mybe it not in obb..try sdcard/android/data...
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] spinky360:
Hello guys! I have from last night a strange thing.

In status bar appears a warning that is requesting to reboot my device. I rebooted but is still there.

Any idea what, why is this? And how to get rid of it?

Thanks in advance