[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo Android Development] Silverlink34:
I have quickly put together a system image with an updated SU binary (still asks to update, this is likely due to WP) busybox binaries in xbin, and app_process xposed binary in bin. You still need to manually install busybox and xposed, but the binaries they put in the system directory are already there with appropriate permissions. When I get links up I will have more instructions on how to manually install xposed and busybox.

When time permits I will be removing about 30 unneeded bloat apps.

NOTE:

I am in no way an android developer. Simply because I can follow directions and open up an IMG in Linux does not qualify me to do amazing things like rebuild kernels, exploit root,bl, or wp. I am a java and c# programmer, which to my knowledge is useless at the hardware level. I have just barely started learning the wonderful language of C.

This image is simply my shared custom image. I don't mind reasonable requests, because I'm sure there are some cool apps I could throw in the system or other simple things like that. Please know I have a full time occupation, both at work and with my family and kids.

Confirmed working:

-GravityBox installed-

Modified Quicktiles

Modified Battery Icon to 1% circle mod

-Flying Android-

-LightingWall- (android firewall for all apps with internet access)

Feature Requests - I will try to get to these, but don't be angry if I don't.

Audio Boost

Adaway

Hosts file edits

Viper4Android

mixer_paths.xml

Please Read:

Before flashing, some quick modifications are necessary to get xposed working. When you actually install xposed, it mounts system as RW and puts app_process into the bin folder, overwriting the stock one. It then creates an xposed folder under /data, and puts XposedBridge.jar into this folder. The tricky part was the permissions. I found another post on XDA that explained how to manually install Xposed, and I simply baked in the system part by applying permissions in Linux. The permissions on the /data folder and XposedBridge.jar was easily set in ES File Explorer.

You NEED to do the /data folder and XposedBridge.jar part on your own. I will even be nice and provide my XposedBridge.jar file for you. (The jar and also apps_process are obtained by renaming xposed apk into xposed.zip and extracting them)

INSTRUCTIONS:

Install the xposed apk. Don't try to install the framework within the xposed app, it won't work.

Create a folder under /data called xposed. Using ES File Explorer, set permissions to this folder as

Owner - Read,Write,Execute

Group - Read, Execute

Other - Read, Execute

Then, make sure owner is root, and change group to shell.

Now, paste the XposedBridge.jar file into here. Set the permissions as

Owner - Read, Write

Group - Read, Execute

Other - Read, Execute

Then, make sure owner is root, and change group to shell.

At this point you should be able to open xposed and it will say it is installed. Profit.

When you reboot, it sticks!

DL:

Image--

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934548527

Xposed Installer Apk-- (I used version 33_36570)

http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer

XposedBridge.jar--

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934548528