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[Xposed General] PhilipTD:
I guess 10 minutes is possible, I've never heard of much more than that though.

If you continue to have problems, post your system info and the steps you followed.
[Xposed General] The Wrath of Kahn:
Sounds good, just experienced this with my wife's new 5x this morning. Will test the cache wiping method if it happens again...
[Xposed General] sneaky_zekey:
Thanks for this. Would a short discription of each module functions be to much to incorporate
[Xposed General] The Wrath of Kahn:
Did you reboot after the initial "uninstall/wipe cache" then reboot again to "reinstall/wipe cache", or did you perform it all in TWRP without rebooting in-between?
[Xposed General] Nergal di Cuthah:
Imho, yes it would be too much (in this and in the other thread you asked). There are a variety of locations to get this info: xPosed installer app, XDA labs apps, individual forum threads for modules you might be interested in, the xPosed repo website.
[Xposed General] kabalah89:
now we've got marshmallow 6.0 NOT 6.0.1 for lg g3 d855. but xposed gives bootloop :( i have flashed v79 amr sdk23... please help
[Xposed General] The Wrath of Kahn:
Well, I answered my own question and it turns out that it does work if the sequence is performed entirely in TWRP and only one reboot. However, Bluetooth share still crashes so it is useless if trying to pair with Android Wear. Looks like I'm gonna have to wait until v80 perhaps.
[Xposed General] ttrash:
too late... anywhere yes, no reboot needed
[Xposed General] RoxAbout:
Multiple modules

I just downloaded a couple modules in xposed and "each module" had its own enable and reboot dialogue! And of course it only enabled the one I clicked and not the other.

Is this a bug? or something not fully implemented yet?

Thanks in advance

V79 arm

Nexus 5 16g

Chroma 12-10
[Xposed General] baraks:
will it work for odexed rom?
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
no you just did it wrong, if the individual enable and reboot dialog appears you simply have to deny and go to the modules tab after installing all modules, activate them there and reboot after all modules are checked

and then, and this is very important, else you will sooner or later get into trouble for which it will not always be easy to find out what causes them, DO NOT activate more than one module you don't know well or not at all at once. some of theme will cause issues and i'm sure you wanna know which it is without eventulally clean install to eventually get rid of residues to get things back to normal. best practice is to install just one single module, activate it and see how things go. As mentioned above and this is up to you, if you think you don't want to follow best practice, then the above mentioned would be the way to activate all modules at once without booting for each single module separately.

EDIT: please always mention ROM & Device, better even more than that, because there may be differences from time to time, hence i'm adding that the above worked for me for 13 devices in total and currently 7, 3 on marschmallow and 4 on Lollipop.
[Xposed General] RandomPooka:
Spoken like someone who's had their fair share of hair pulling problems with more than one obvious potential culprit! :)
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
yeah, one could interpret it like that but in fact i had only one kind of such issue and always with the same two modules, the rest I acquired fortunately only by following xposed development over years very carefully and observed the issues of many, as well as what and how they did things LOL

the two only modules that ever caused me issues were "Gravity Box" and "XBlast" for obvious reasons. as a user of many heavily featured custom roms over the years, it was inevitable over the years to encounter incompatibilities with those two modules, mostly when it came to navbar and statbar tweaks.

currently for example GB would have issues again with roms that have navigation bar tweaks built in. sometimes things can be solved by switching the features off and sometimes things are incompatible on a deeper level and i have to skip GB entirely.
[Xposed General] AntikerTa:
On HTC One A9 it is working with odexed Rom. If it is working on another Devices with odexed Rom i do not know. One HTC One A9 you have to calculate with this little issue. https://github.com/rovo89/Xposed/issues/108

But it seems that the Developer can fix it.
[Xposed General] baraks:
well, i've tried on the lg g3 stock rom (V30B Marshmellow) abd it doesnt bootloops, but stuck on the boot screen....

what's next?
[Xposed General] AntikerTa:
How do you have installed xposed?

This is the right way.

1. Install Xposed Framework with TWRP

2. Wipe Cache/Dalvik Cache.

3. Reboot.

4. Install Xposed.apk

My HTC One A9 stucked in the Boot screen too when i have installed the apk first and than installed the Framework without Wipe Cache/Dalvik Cache.
[Xposed General] baraks:
i've installed the zip file( v79 sdk23 arm) via twrp, wiped cach and dalvik... then got stuck on boot screen....
[Xposed General] AntikerTa:
Than i would say that Xposed is not working on your Device.
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
it's not the device, hence it must be the ROM in use. of course xposed is working on LG G3 but not on every software variant.

further check if SELinux is set to permissive or not, if not try permissive, can help but can't guarantee since i don't have the device

the link is just to show that the device itself can't be the culprit:

https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/getting-multiple-reboots-a-day-now.105257/page-2#post-14333083
[Xposed General] baraks:
well, i've set the SELinux to permissive, and still can't pass the boot screen...
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
yeah as i hinted, i suspect the stock rom as the culprit. same applies to samsung stock rom, while the userbase there is big enough so that someone developed a working xposed variant. check if you find something similar for your device.
[Xposed General] baraks:
nop.... yet.... i've seen someone who's working on deodexed version....

but, i've read somewhere that on odexed roms the first boot can be very long (upto 1 hour), should i try?
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
upsss... that's really long but why not giving it a try, i have xposed running on 3 odexed roms but then again, always worth a try if not proven not working :)
[Xposed General] RoxAbout:
Ok that makes sense but...why allow more than one install at a time then? It is obvious that more than one can work, but the enable feature and reboot should include all of the newly downloaded modules.

I did include the pertinent info:

xposed = V79 arm

Device = Nexus 5 16g

Rom = Chroma 12-10
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
you didn't get it, you can install 100s of modules, it's not about what we can but what we should or shouldn't and i explained where well why. because some module may ( will ) cause issues and one would like to know which. if you install 10 modules at once you will start to find the one that causes trouble, hope that get's through. no some people say you deactivate them and re-activate one by one and i said that at times there will be residues in data partition or even system partitions that at times are difficult to get rid of.

after all i only tried to recommend to take the safe past instead of trying to safe a few minutes. such a setup usually is for longer and 3-5 minutes for a few soft reboots really don't hurt while troubleshooting can hurt a lot, especially if the journey will end with a clean install on a complex configuration. for me a cleany takes about 3-4 hours at least despite the fact that i use TiBu etc. simply due to the complexity of my setup. why is it so complex? mostly to get up to 30% better battery life than the average user LOL
[Xposed General] Ohmster:
Help please, updating and soft boots

I need your help, guys. First, Device and rom info.

New Motorola Moto -X Pure Edition, XT1575. Stock rom. Came with Lollipop 5.1.1, installed Xposed, updated to Marshmallow 6.0 and rooted. Nova Prime Launcher. Xposed installer 3.0 alpha 4, v78-arm64, just flashed xposed-v79-sdk23-arm64.zip in TWRP.

Modules" Greenify, AdBlocker, and Gravity Box. App Settings installed but not active.

Now I just flashed the xposed-v79-sdk23-arm64.zip to update. There appears to be no way to remove the previous version of the zip and I *think* you simply flash the new zip. Wiped cache & dalvik and rebooting.

Problem is, new phone, updated to Marshmallow 6.0, and I keep getting soft self reboots like 2-3 times a day. Usually boots to desktop, sometimes screen will flash on and off, or solid screen locked. Mostly boots back okay. Sometimes you see them, sometimes you don't. They do NOT change the uptime so they are soft reboots, not real ones. I am upgraded to Marshmallow now, got the OTA, applied it, and rooted. That was almost 2 weeks ago. But the soft reboots continue. I was a bit green and did flash an sdk22 on Marshmallow which did not work, of course, still learning. I have the proper one installed now, but these soft reboots are maddening.

The reason I suspect Xposed is because I went nuts installing first day on Lollipop, installed a few Xposed modules on stock Google Now launcher and got these problems. Nailed it down after adding a row and column in Gravity Box to the launcher, rebooted to screen flash hell, shut off Gravity Box and saw the problem immediately go away. Updating to Nova Prime allows me freedom to use Gravity Box, a little at a time. No launcher tweaks. I am too scared and still have issues to go nuts with Gravity Box.

How are you supposed to update an Xposed zip file? Just flash the new one and that is it? Do not have to do anything with the installer? Everything seems to be alright at this minute.

Anyone have soft self reboots and know how to fix it, troubleshoot it, tips, or suggestions? Any help is greatly appreciated.

Suggestions, tips, help, anyone? :confused:

Thank you, I really need the help.
[Xposed General] Benfran:
Hi,

Heads up hide doesn't work in Marshmallow. Does anyone know any alternative that works ?

I just need the option to be able to swipe right or left a notification (instead of just up) to hide it, instead of dismissing it.

Thank you
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
updating = flash over, wiping caches not really needed on updates ( needed on first install ) but still can't do any damage and is recommended

as to the issues i'd bet a lot it's gravity box, switch it off and you'll see best would be to wipe data of GB in settings > apps > GB > storage

Gravity Box is not recommended to use with any non-google stock vanilla rom. it can work but often doesn't and as often causes issues, if not now then later. i recommend to use single purpose modules instead of GB. especially critical is to use with any rom that includes navigation bar features.
[Xposed General] vasind.jindal:
Xposed not installed

Solved.
[Xposed General] Ohmster:
Thanks!

So flashing over a lower number zip, no need to remove anything. I see no way to do it anyway. I wipe the caches mostly because I had another self boot that didn't quite make it to the desktop. Some don't, screen blinks on an off or goes solid color. Before Nova Prime Launcher, the moment I started using Gravity Box to make a few changes to desktop (Launcher, I think this is the systemui.) and rebooted, the blinking started.

Wow, you are right. This is a non-Google stock vanilla rom. It does have nav bar. It is not very tolerant to modification like CM11 was. And there are no good, custom roms that I like for this device.

Gosh, there are things I want in GB too like the advanced power menu, cursor keys, the most. I put a little color on the nav bar. I need cursor keys pretty bad and this rom does not have it. There is a lot more I want to do in Gravity Box like Quicktiles, etc., but each mod is like Russian Roulette, never know which one will trip the systemui.

I did flash v79 last night, by morning usually the device has rebooted. Seems okay, working alright and cannot tell from uptime about soft booting. I don't have but a couple of things now in GB, with v79 will test. I suspect it will trip again and then will wipe GB data and uncheck it from framework. Try running it that way for 2 days. Also uncheck Greenify and AdBlocker if I get no results, but I doubt those two modules are harming anything like you said, magnamentis.

Thanks for the words of wisdom and the tips, [MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION]. I will try this stuff out and see what happens. Takes a couple days each item to be sure, then comment back to be helpful here. Saving your post for reference. Thank you very much! :fingers-crossed:
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
there certainly is a module for powermenu ( standalone ) and if you like i can show you what i'm using, see screenshots:

of course you can have this and about 30 other shortcuts of this great app anywhere, on desktop, launcher gestures (i.e. Nova) in PIE menu, wherever you like and it makes you independent whether a rom has it or not and whether you like it's implementation or not. i'm always looking for "always working solutions" like this one, swapps as sidemenu, LMT for PIE menu etc.
[Xposed General] Ohmster:
I use Greenify all the time. It comes in two flavors. One is the free version and one is Donation for $3, I think. I use Donation and never had a problem with it. I have Donation pack and this is the part where Xposed is actually used. In the Experimental menu, you have several options to use, one is to run the app in Boost mode, another good one is Block App State Abuse, there are a few more. To use this stuff, you need Xposed installed and allow Greenify in the Accessibility menu. Then you unleash the power of Greenify.

Your picture indicates that your non-system apps will hibernate when the screen goes off. This is normal. Tapping the Zzzzzz button should put all of those apps immediately. Have you tried that? Otherwise the apps should sleep when the display goes out. Wait for it, then unlock screen, and recheck Greenify to see if the apps are now sleeping. Some apps simply will not hibernate, Facebook I think and Pandora. They remain in the "working" state forever and only Donation Greenify can hibernate those with the state abuse menu item.
[Xposed General] fuxi222:
I get a bootlop (endless spinning LG logo) with LG G3 (D855) on Android 6 (bumped v30b) when I install xposed (arm v79 sdk23) in TWRP 2.8.7.0

After running the uninstaller within the recovery the device does boot again. Any ideas? Is there anyone out there with G3 and Marshmallow, who tried it?! :fingers-crossed:
[Xposed General] Ohmster:
[MENTION=5372360]magnamentis[/MENTION] I like these modules you have. Especially the power menu. I don't really need buttons all over the place, just when I tap the Power Button. Previously used APM+ but the developer abandoned it. This might make a suitable replacement and appears safe enough.

The Rom Toolbox is interesting... Oh! It is all the same module! The startup manager is nice, stop Pandora and Facebook from dogging the phone at boot. This does a lot of stuff. I like it, but I now get a little spooked with modules that do many things because of Gravity Box and the issues I have/had from it. So, this module is safe? May I ask what rom/launcher you are using? Stock or custom? It makes a difference, I think the stock stuff is too rigid to take much Xposed tweaks. It is like trying to bend a stiff stick that just breaks. Premium Launchers seem to be better about this. I think the launcher *is* the systemui. And the stock roms lack even some of the simplest modes you get from custom such as advanced power menu.

Does this sound about right magnamentis? Thanks for the tip, I might use this module but then I lose my cursor keys. I find it very difficult to correct speech mistakes in messages without them. If I dump Gravity Box, I need a replacement for cursor keys, unless that is one mod the rom will not tolerate. Ultimately, I would love to see the v79 Xposed update make a difference, stabilize things, and allow me to run just a couple of things in Gravity Box. Wiping the Data might help as you suggested. Thank you for the tips! :good:
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
it's a normal root app, you don't need xposed for it to run
[Xposed General] Ohmster:
Oh it's an app! Yes, that is pretty safe.

Man I tell you, using Xposed with Lollipop and Marshmallow is like trooping through a mangrove swamp or jungle. You just never know what is around the corner, under that rock, or behind the big branch in your way that will hurt you. I see the posts that say move slowly with Xposed, one at a time, test for stability, never install several at once or troubleshooting is a nightmare, and it really is. I broke that rule and am paying a high, vexing price for it. :(

For testing and troubleshooting, I must pick a step and stick to it. Now testing v79 Xposed zip, same modules, and see what happens. So far, so good, but I never am able to catch every soft self boot. It takes time and the worst is when the device fails to reach the desktop. That is what I am testing for. Xposed has problems and stability is one of the big ones. Each update has promise. If no change, then I will disable modules and test. I find when troubleshooting multiple variables, it is best to go "half and half" and when you find the bad half, cut that group in half again and again until you reach the offender. At least with modules. I do not have many and we all suspect Gravity Box to be the one.

I got what I need to proceed, you will hear from me again, I am quite sure. Fingers crossed. :fingers-crossed:

Hey if you find any other modules or app with cursor keys, pass it along, will you? Thanks! :good:
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
you need cursor keys, use kji-keyboard. it's not in the playstore but i used it on 13 devices tha last 4-5 years. HERE you can download it from my dropbox and HERE you can download my backup file you can restore from that to get a decent setup to begin with which you can alter to your liking.

best install the apk, make a backup of default so that it can make it's proper backup folder and then paste my backup into that backup folder, open the app again and restore my backup and you'll get this as a starting point. the cursor keys are at the bottom and of course you can alter EVERYTHING in this app, colors sizes, backgrounds, whatever you can think of including swipe and self evidently the space between keys, on the sides and on the bottom and split keyboard, simply everything as far as i can imagine.

[IMG="kij"]https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/46421818/android_apps/kij-keyboard/kij-keyboard.png[/IMG]
[Xposed General] Stryder52:
APM+ was updated on 15DEC15.

---------- Post added at 04:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:22 PM ----------

I purchased ROM Toolkit years ago. Development appeared to have stopped and according to the developer was supposed to pick back up in 2015. But the last update to the app I see was on 01JAN15. So I abandon the product. I'd really love to see dev pick back up on this one as I did find it to be a really good addition to my standard install.

QUOTE=magnamentis;64643278][/HIDE]there certainly is a module for powermenu ( standalone ) and if you like i can show you what i'm using, see screenshots:

of course you can have this and about 30 other shortcuts of this great app anywhere, on desktop, launcher gestures (i.e. Nova) in PIE menu, wherever you like and it makes you independent whether a rom has it or not and whether you like it's implementation or not. i'm always looking for "always working solutions" like this one, swapps as sidemenu, LMT for PIE menu etc.[/QUOTE]
[Xposed General] magnamentis:
IMO there is nothing to develop, works flawlessly as expected with zero hick-ups. only thing would be to remove a few outdated cwmr related features. ( of course the list is not complete )
[Xposed General] jianjovi:
yes I know it. been using greenify for about 3 years. the app works very well when I was on my previous rom (cm11).

after flashed xposed v79.0 and opened it I found that I can't hit "install/update" button. is it normal?? first time I saw it, I thought I made some mistakes when installing xposed.

been trying to reinstall xposed 3 or 4 times but it never fixed the error in greenify.

also a pop up message keep saying "failed to put tapatalk, blablabla... into hibernation"

what should I do?? please help
[Xposed General] Ohmster:
That is how Xposed is since Android 5 & 6. Flash the zip, install the framework apk, done. The "install/update" stuff is all greyed out in this alpha stuff. To update, flash the new zip file. There is also an uninstaller zip to flash, then uninstall the framework. This is still alpha and uninstall may not work, best bet is a pre-Xposed backup. I tried to remove Xposed in a panic and it did not work with the zip, but I did not try very hard or work on it much. Others have said the uninstaller zip works fine. Screenshot attached, this is how the Xposed framework looks ever since it went alpha for Lollipop with zip files.

Not sure what is causing your issue with Greenify. In order to put apps to sleep, it needs root permission. Did you check SuperSU or your superuser app if Greenify has proper su authorization? Reauthorize it if not. With root authority, Greenify standard should put user apps to sleep. Xposed should have no effect on Greenify free. The Donation pack does use Xposed to carry out other features in the Experimental menu. Only need root to put user apps to sleep that are not in a "working" state, only donation version can put system apps to sleep. If in "working" state, you need the force feature, may only be available in Donation pack, not sure. You would have to "insist" if an app refused to sleep in Greenify and will get the option to do so. If you know all about Greenify then sorry, I am doing what I can to help. Check if Greenify has it's root authority in your superuser app is the next step and the best I can offer, so far.

Do you have free or donation pack Greenify?

You can wipe Greenify data, uninstall the app, wipe dalvik and cache, reinstall greenify, reauthorize it for su, and unless there is something really wrong with your system, Greenify should work. I don't think you have to do all that, just check the su authority. Screenshot of SuperSU showing that Greenify does have root permission.