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[Xposed General] grep_i:
It is not common sense to debate something you have no clue about but yet you're talking like you now more than the one giving you advise.

Please follow advise and if it does not work come back and ask for other direction after you are being specific about what you did and what the outcome was.

And last but not least just debate after you tried for yourself and you are absolutely sure that the advise is incorrect.
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Sure no problem, make sure it's off, and u should have checked the error, cuz it does in fact tell what went wrong during flashing. Thanks and hope all works well for you buddy.
[Xposed General] orhtun01:
What I have noticed. V80 Arm64 with Genysis Rom 3.7 with LG G4.

When the battery is hot and I do a reboot... Bootloop. When I wait a bit or when I restart while the battery is not hot.. Boots very well. Any ideas whether xposed can be related to this?
[Xposed General] scarline:
Currently it seams like the last android 6.0.1 build is not working with xposed v80 on Nexus 6p (tested with twrp 3.0.0 and xposed installer alpha 3.0)

Did someone got xposed working on Nexus 6p without bootloop? By the way: Where can I find the xposed v78 arm64?

In this video it seems to work without any problems.

[MENTION=6952047]grep_i[/MENTION] Was not able to check the size of the system-partition yet, but when it's completly full, what options do I have?

EDIT: Found it https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed/releases/tag/v78
[Xposed General] grep_i:
Your option is to remove some unwanted or not needed languages and keyboard apps also Google fit is an app you can remove without problems and presentations and spreadsheet you can remove without problems. This should give you enough space.
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
no that has nothing to do with xposed but with thermal throttling which will cause your cpu to be throttled down to a level where it's remaining allowed performance will not suffice to boot the device which is a heavy task in itself.

what you could try is to search your thermal config file in etc directory on root level and change (raise) the paramerters so that throttling kicks in a bit later and/or less rigorously.
[Xposed General] moejay90:
When you say not working on v80, it means there is an error, can you specify what is the error you are encountering?
[Xposed General] scarline:
Yes of course. I described it earlier in this thread: With the standard procedure

1. Flash newest rom

2. Flash TRWP

3. Install SuperSU

4. Flash Xposed ----> NFC Error (first installing xposed installer and then flashing xposed returns the same result)

TWRP 3.0.0 & SuperSU 2.67 & Xposed v80 arm64 & Xposed installer 3 alpha 4 & angler-mmb29q 6.0.1

I got the NFC-error that rapidly repeats. After a reboot this error disappears but multiple gap-services show random force-closed events so the phone can not be used properly.

It happend once that the phone stuck at the google-boot logo. I was mentioned that there is the possibility that this is caused by not sufficient space at systempartition. I was not able to check this yet.
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Did you try with TWRP 2.8.7.0? If not when you open TWRP go to mount and make sure the system is NOT checked, once u have done so, if the error remains then you need to move some of your files externally so that you can have space in your system, cuz mostly those errors are system partition related, btw which rom are you running?
[Xposed General] grep_i:
This you can resolve very simple by flashing system.img again or updating all apps via Google play store.

I understand that most people don't believe this fix their problem.

I had this problem once and after flashing system.img again the problem was resolved.

My advice would be just try this advice it won't mess up your phone it is already messed up so why don't try this.

And try to find out if your system partition is full or not there is a possibility that this is the problem.
[Xposed General] scarline:
I am using angler-mmb29q 6.0.1 direct from google. No I did not try with 2.8.7 Are there reports it is not working with 3.0.0? Do I need a special tool to delete system apps on marshmallow? How can I delete unused languages?

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I will definitely check this later on today.
[Xposed General] grep_i:
I'm not sure about it's not working with 3.0.0 because I have no problems at all and installation was smoothly.

Something like root uninstaller or system app safe remover
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Once you delete system apps by installing an app called system app remover or any app that does that, boot into recovery, go to wipe and wipe cache dalvik and then install the zip file, it should work, and no there is no reports of any errors flashing it by twrp 3.0, try and let me know what happens so that we can take it from there, but don't worry we will get it up and running for you :)

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Once you delete system apps by installing an app called system app remover or any app that does that, boot into recovery, go to wipe and wipe cache dalvik and then install the zip file, it should work, and no there is no reports of any errors flashing it by twrp 3.0, try and let me know what happens so that we can take it from there, but don't worry we will get it up and running for you :)
[Xposed General] scarline:
Perfect! :good: I really appreciate for example Xprivacy so get this framework working is essential for me :)

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Maybe the default scenario regarding system space fits just better on a Nexus 5 ?
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Lol don't worry about it, it will be working as soon as you get xposed active, did you try the solution? And if the error for any reason doesn't get resolved get me a screen shot of it.
[Xposed General] scarline:
Right now I am not able to do this because I don't get my hands on the device. This evening I will try out the recommendations. I will mention you and [MENTION=6952047]grep_i[/MENTION] so you will get a notification.

Do I have to worry about permanent system-modification caused thorough my failures installing xposed so far? I mentioned the gap errors, nfc and the stuck at the google boot-animation. (made complete backup of every possible partition right after installing TRWP the very first time the device came out of the box). Making a complete wipe in TWRP an reflashing should give me a fresh, 'untouched' system, right?

I am asking because I want start from a clean installation before getting xposed working, and not try to fix a broken one....
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Yes that's right, no it shouldn't effect your system or anything in that matter, worse case scenario is xposed Uninstaller zip but you wouldn't need that since your xposed will be running, however a complete back up to your system, data and boot is a must, and a complete wipe to your twrp will get you an out of the box impression so you are good to go on that, no worries.

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Yes that's right, no it shouldn't effect your system or anything in that matter, worse case scenario is xposed Uninstaller zip but you wouldn't need that since your xposed will be running, however a complete back up to your system, data and boot is a must, and a complete wipe to your twrp will get you an out of the box impression so you are good to go on that, no worries.
[Xposed General] _Sparks:
Yes I found out that many N6 users had problems with v80 with MM. So I flashed v79 instead and it works perfectly :)
[Xposed General] nicochoco03:
v80 working like a charm on my stock nexus 6p with latest 6.0.1 :)
[Xposed General] Nergal di Cuthah:
80 Works fine on my N6 afaict
[Xposed General] grep_i:
As I told many times before if it's not working it probably is an user error.

If you want your problem fixed you need to be very specific about what you did and about the software versions used.

Better tell too much than too little.
[Xposed General] siealex:
And if it sometimes does not start?
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Then most probably you are stuck on a bootloop.
[Xposed General] Fen-X:
Hi,

I use xposed framework on my oppo find 7 with omni rom. This release : omni-6.0.1-20160220-find7-NIGHTLY.

I have one problem and hope someobe could help me. On this rom there are 3 advanced options integrated that we can activate from system settings (double tap to wake up the screen, a gesture to launch photo app or the flashlight). Until my version of omni rom installing xposed framework those options work great. But on newest releases ( there are 10 releases over mine) they doesn t work.

I can t ask help on omni thread because the excellent dev Maxwen says that he doesn t support xposed framework problemes. It s very annoying for me because i can t update my rom anymore.

I think something on omni releases has changed maybe on kernel or other but it s difficult for me to find what.

Sorry for my english. If something is not comprehensible tell me and i ll try to rephrase.

Thanks for your help.

Have a nice day guys
[Xposed General] grep_i:
Can you try to be more specific ?
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Ok let's see, you have the omni rom and there are newer updates to the build but you can't install them.. If am getting this right then xposed framework has nothing to do with it, what you can do is wipe system, data, boot (it's a must), MAKE BACK UP then clean install the latest build if you chose not to dirty flash it, once your boot is done, try to flash the appropriate zip for xposed and see what happens, if you get an error please capture so that we don't keep addressing the same issue here, before you install your xposed zip, make sure you have enough space on your system partition, and once you are good on that, in your twrp go to mount and make sure system isn't ticked.
[Xposed General] grep_i:
It's quite possible your rom does not support Xposed because even the developer say he will not fix issues when Xposed is in play. So basically if it is not working you are on your own or you have to change to another rom which have proven support for Xposed.
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Exactly you are right, as in my self I had nexus 4 (mako) running ressurection remix ROM 6.0.1 latest build 5.6.4 and xposed didn't work on it, later I changed to pure nexus ROM 6.0.1 and it worked perfectly so sometimes it could be the case that the ROM doesn't support xposed.
[Xposed General] Fen-X:
Hello moejay90,

First, I would like to thank you for bringing me your help.

I think my English is not good at all and that's why you knew I could not do update my rom. I'll try to rephrase my question in plain English.

I manage to do the updates perfectly. I never use ota updates. I can update my phone to the lastest omni buid (no probleme for that). I use the right xposed framework version for my mobile (arm v80) .I always make full wipe. The problem is that when I flash the new updates, if I install the Xposed framework, gestures built into the rom to put out screen does not work but xposed modules like greenify, amplify, appops xposed, LPThemer etc... work perfectly. There is a problem with off screen gestures only. If I uninstall the Xposed framework, it's magic, gestures work fine. Finally, it is clear that the Xposed framework is not fully compatible with the

LASTESTS

(only lastests because on oldest, everything is ok) updates or the latest omni rom updates are not fully compatible with the Xposed framework. So If i want to use gestures off screen ang kepp xposed framework installed i have to stay on omni 6.0.1 from 20/02. If I want to update to omni 6.0.1 from 03/01, i have to choose betwenn gestures off screen or xposed framework.

On older 6.0.1 builds, with xposed framework everything work great. On newest 6.0.1 builds, with xposed framework, everything work great except the off screen gestures.

I hope this time my english improved. I really apologize for my bad English. I hope that you will be indulgent.

Thanks moejay90. Thanks grep_i.

I look forward to hearing from you
[Xposed General] Fen-X:
mistake
[Xposed General] moejay90:
No issues at all in this thread everyone should be very helpful as much as much possible, with regards to your matter, both builds work fine and xposed work fine on the previous build and in the new build there is some problems with the mods, honeslty speaking i would say go back to your older build and have all the mods, other wise maybe you can wait for a newer build that supports these mods, or else just try a different ROM such as crDroid or Nitrogen OS... Etc
[Xposed General] Fen-X:
Many thanks to you. It's a great community because i always receive help to all my questions on all treads. You're right. That's what i've decided. I prefer to have all instead of loosing some feature. I can't live without xposed and it's difficult for me to miss the screen off gestures. That's why i stayed on old build of omni 6.0.1. At every new build, i flash it hoping the issue is solved. I've a nand backup (it's easy to test all new builds). It's curious that between 2 build of the same 6.0.1 rom there was an issue like mine. Sure something has changed in new builds.

I will continue to stay on old build but honestly, i have to say that i'm a crazy flasher :D

For other roms i can't because my find 7 is one with new lcd panel and the only rom wich support new lcd panel is omni and i have to say that it's difficult for me to leave omni because it's a very good rom and Maxwen his developper make a fantastic work.

Thank you again my friend.

Hope i could bring my help if needed.

See you
[Xposed General] JochenP:
Hello. I use superr's kitchen to build deodexed and rooted ROM's.

I want to integrate Xposed installer but fails to start updater. Can someone give me a hint.

Thanks in advance
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Good choice brother and good decision, and in terms of flashing I flash roms every 1 hour hahaha so you can imagine how crazy I am in flashing as well, hope u can get what you need in newer builds, and if you need any help, you are always welcome brother!

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Can you include a screenshot to what you are encountering? What rom you are using and what's your device?
[Xposed General] JochenP:
Device: HTC One A9

ROM: EU 1.56.401.70 and US 1.56.617.1

My Problem is: how can i start from within updater script of superr's ROM/System-installer the flash-scrypt.sh of Xposed framework (that i packed into this rom-build) .

I try this (i've played around with various paths but no success):

package_extract_dir("system", "/tmp/system");

package_extract_file("flash-script.sh", "/tmp/flash-script.sh");

#set_metadata("/tmp/flash-script.sh","uid", 0, "gid", 0, "mode", 0777);

#set_perm(0,0,0777, "/tmp/flash-script.sh");

run_program("/tmp/flash-script.sh");

:angel: please someone give me a hint because my sleepless nights :fingers-crossed:
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Did you try this path? */system/bin/app_process
[Xposed General] scarline:
Hey, [MENTION=7275979]moejay90[/MENTION] and [MENTION=6952047]grep_i[/MENTION] I now checked the free space after a fresh installation:

shell@angler:/ $ df -h
Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize
-h: No such file or directory
1|shell@angler:/ $ df
Filesystem Size Used Free Blksize
/dev 1.3G 48.0K 1.3G 4096
/sys/fs/cgroup 1.3G 12.0K 1.3G 4096
/mnt 1.3G 0.0K 1.3G 4096
/system 2.9G 1.8G 1.1G 4096
/vendor 191.3M 173.7M 17.6M 4096
/cache 94.4M 64.0K 94.4M 4096
/persist 3.9M 740.0K 3.1M 4096
/firmware 80.0M 47.3M 32.7M 16384
/storage 1.3G 0.0K 1.3G 4096
/data 111.0G 5.7G 105.3G 4096
/mnt/runtime/default/emulated: Permission denied
/storage/emulated 111.0G 5.7G 105.3G 4096
/mnt/runtime/read/emulated: Permission denied
/mnt/runtime/write/emulated: Permission denied
1|shell@angler:/ $

Are 1,1 Gb sufficient for the framework? I believe so... I will proceed with the installation of xposed v79 and see what happens. As I mentioned above its unlikely that v80 will work out of the box here. Maybee a gaps update or more or less dirty reflashing of system.img can make the job but in this case I would like to stick to version that works instantly and wait for an update.
[Xposed General] grep_i:
1,1 GB is absolutely enough.

I wish you good luck with the installation of Xposed framework.

P.S.

With a fresh install you mean installing firmware from Android developer Nexus site right ?
[Xposed General] manny.y2j:
Getting error 1 while installing

Getting error 1: Space not enough, although i have more than 1 gb of space.

Im on Moto g xt1033 and the rom is cm13.

I would be grateful if anyone could help me.

Thanks in advance.
[Xposed General] scarline:
Yes, I mean format everything expect then internat storage in twrp and flashing all img from google without userdata.img. These images are not suitable for the 128GB version (@heisenberg wrote, that they will limit the space to a model with less space)

I got the V79 from here: http://xdaforums.com/xposed/looking-xposed-v79-sdk23-arm64-zip-t3319489#post65628016

And things seams to work now. The first thing that was different: Not 21 or 24 apps are updated after flashing the framework but all61. I will go on from here and report afterwards.
[Xposed General] grep_i:
Great to hear all is going well so far.
[Xposed General] scarline:
No. After xprivacy made issues, I reflashed the system. Now I got the very same NFC error. WTF?! I used the exact same procedure!

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Ok after a long and dirty struggle I defiantly got the answer:

1. Flash a fresh rom

2. flash recovery trwp 3.0.0

3. reboot

4. Install super su 2.67

5. reboot

6. Flash Xposed v80 sdk23

7. Clear dalvik / Do a factory reset!

(this means a new initialization of the apps this take up to 5 minutes, keep calm you do NOT have a progress bar bar 61+ apps will be updated so stay relaxed)

8. Install Xposed installer 3 alpha 4 and modules

9. Reboot

10. Have fun (Testet with android 6.0.1)

When you do not do the factory reset you might get into a NFC-bootloop. After a restart FC of gapps will be the result.
[Xposed General] grep_i:
Great that this works for you although step 7 is debatable.

Factory reset is in reality comparable with install Android developer firmware so this means reinstall the firmware image again is exactly the same as factory reset.

But good it works for you when I had this problem I only reflashed system.img and had everything working again
[Xposed General] JochenP:
still Xposed call of updater.script

please can you explain me in more detail what you mean and i have to do?

Thanks

TWRP recovery.log reads:

about to run program [/tmp/flash-script.sh] with 1 args

run_program: execv failed: Permission denied

run_program: child exited with status 1

How to set permission correct?

Thanks for your patience
[Xposed General] scarline:
this is not yet through....

I did the factory reset and there was no bootloop afterwards. Everything fine. But the SuperSu application was gone. Reflashing SuperSU again causes the NFC loop.

Is there a way to get supersu again wihout triggering the loop? Normally a factory reset is not able to delete the root, because it is located in /system right? Can't I install just an apk file at this step?
[Xposed General] grep_i:
[MENTION=7225878]scarline[/MENTION]

If I recall correctly you installed Supersu systemless this is located in /su.

Factory reset wiped all volumes except

/sdcard

So basically you will loose Supersu when factory reset.

Normally you would also flash bootloader an radio but it does not change in our case so we don't have to reflash it everytime.

Start shell in Linux

Change directory to extracted firmware

adb reboot-bootloader

fastboot update image-hammerhead-mmb29q.zip

This way you won't wipe but do reinstall of complete system.

extract the zip and you will have the following files

This is handy in case you do not want to reinstall everything everytime, the following files are easy to flash independently.

android-info.txt

cache.img

system.img

recovery.img

boot.img

userdata.img

Now if you encounter the NFC error you can reflash only system.img like this:

Open shell in file location:

adb reboot-bootloader

sudo fastboot flash system system.img

After the flashing is done the phone reboots and is initializing apps for a very long time.

Download Supersu from

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64161125

Rename it to something more simple like 'supersu.zip'

Open a terminal in file location of 'supersu.zip'

adb push supersu.zip /sdcard/

Download latest twrp recovery for your device from the following location

https://twrp.me/

Open the location of the downloaded twrp and in a terminal and rename the file to something more simple like "twrp.img"

Still in terminal type

adb reboot-bootloader

sudo fastboot flash recovery twrp.img

Keep your device on bootloader screen.

Go to recovery from here, with my device it is as simple as pressing 2 times volume up and select it with power button if you're not the owner of a Nexus 5 you will have to find it out yourself.

Now if all goes well you are in recovery mode, now choose install and browse to the supersu.zip in the root of your sdcard and select it.

After it flashes and you are ready to reboot.

The phone will reboot this can take some time just wait.

While the phone is busy initializing apps.

Download latest Xposed from here I choose v80 sdk23 arm for my Nexus 5

https://xenserver.underpants-gnomes.biz/~romracer/xposed/

Open terminal in the folder where you downloaded xposed and rename the file to xposedv80.zip and type the following

adb push xposedv80.zip /sdcard/

Reboot phone in recovery and choose install, browse to sdcard and select xposedv80.zip.

After it is installed just reboot

After the reboot

Download Xposed installer from here

http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/rovo89/xposed-installer/xposed-installer-3-0-release/xposed-installer-3-0-alpha4-2-android-apk-download/

Install the apk and now you should have a complete working Xposed setup
[Xposed General] scarline:
When do I do this? Right after flashing xposed? Instead of factory-reset or after it? Is flashing always giving me a systemless root? How can I change this to a systembased root?

By update the stock.zip you could make the process easyier just to flash the system.img over the existing one, right?
[Xposed General] razrab1755:
Very interestd topic!
[Xposed General] eleazar123:
Just wanted to say thank you. I think you're exactly right. I tried flashing xposed immediately after installing stock aosp from google, and got the dreaded NFC errors non stop, so i uninstalled xposed and went on my way. Then I found your post the next day (after running stock for a while and updating all apps from google) and tried flashing xposed again on a whim. No errors this time!

So I think you're right. I changed nothing else on the phone, other than updating apps. :good:
[Xposed General] moejay90:
Flashing it after factory reset cuz xposed won't work if you don't have root, be it systemless or systembased, it would be much easier for you if you update the stock zip, over your existing zip.

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And mind you if your root is systemless, a factory reset will wipe off your root access, in order for it to be rock solid even if you conduct a factory reset it needs to be systembased, just like roms that actually comes rooted with supersu.
[Xposed General] scarline:
Updating the stock.zip does not affect Xposed and SuperSU? Can I delete the userdataimage from the zip? (I dont want bei limited to 32 GB....)

Thank you!
[Xposed General] moejay90:
No it shouldn't affect your root or xposed, cuz updating a stock zip over another works like dirty flashing an updated rom over an old build, you can actually delete the userdataimage from the zip, however why would you take that step?
[Xposed General] scarline:
after doing fastboot update .zip I am loosing root and xposed. So this is realllly useless.