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[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Are you sure? I figured doing it that way was possible - like how xbin and the loop mounts I have in su.img work; but I'm not seeing that in the xposed.zip's. Do you have a link to one?

Edit. found one; I do still need a ramdisk.img to add systemless root. Or I can provide a script/binary so someone can patch it themselves.

Edit2. Some things attached for people to try [on android or maybe linux]:

1. Systemless root - download the systemroot.img and add them to the same folder as a copy of the ramdisk.img and run systSU to create a custom ramdisk.img; then get a SU.img from here unzip it and get it to /data/su.img

2. Next Xposed: download xposed.zip unpack it to /data/tmp/xposed and run xposed.zip

These are untested - so please report back if [un]successful
[Remix OS for PC] Maromi:
systu ramdisk patching needs to be updated.

systemless-root switched to post-fs-data which is why systemless-xposed switched to su.img and no longer needs patched ramdisk any further
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Sorry my mistake; I thought the version number was in relation to the binary itself.

Seems it just needs; sukernel switched; launch_daemonsu.sh updated and a script added to su.d.

Edit [MENTION=4746892]Maromi[/MENTION] 2.76 version attached - sukernel in systemsu.zip is for x86 - if you want to use on other arches replace with one from the second zip (these binaries are from chainfire)

You will also need to add a su.d script to /su/su.d [perms. 700]

#!/system/bin/sh
/system/xbin/daemonsu --auto-daemon &

Checking the props to see if it's running correctly; and it seems to be:

FROM pre-2.76
[init.svc.daemonsu]: [stopped]
[init.svc.su_daemon]: [running]
[init.svc.surfaceflinger]: [running]
[init.svc.wpa_supplicant]: [running]
[persist.sys.strictmode.visual]: [0]
[sukernel.mount]: [1]
[supolicy.loaded]: [1]
FROM 2.76
[init.svc.daemonsu]: [stopped]
[init.svc.su_daemon]: [stopped]
[init.svc.surfaceflinger]: [running]
[init.svc.wpa_supplicant]: [running]
[persist.sys.strictmode.visual]: [0]
[sukernel.daemonsu.launch]: [post-fs-data]
[supolicy.loaded]: [1]
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Figured I'd make room for a 32bit version; and get this working...

Will share in the morning; it's probably about time I start another thread...
[Remix OS for PC] Maromi:
didn't test script but updated files in su.img and patched ramdisk.img for root on x86_64 3.0
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Yea scripts were a bit off; but not by much.

Xposed as I expected is just like how I was mount looping stuff.

From the post-fs-data ramdisk you would copy the x86/system folder to /su/xposed/system; add the common/*jar to /su/xposed/system/framework; and add the common/00xposed to /su/su.d

Then set the right permissions for the above.

Personally I prefer my bind mount script and could alter the systemless-xposed with that...

It reports as working but not sure what modules would work, and not sure what modules would be best to test it.

I'll upload just the su.img for you to try [and verify it works] as you already have the ramdisk.img - then post the ramdisk.img once verified.

EDIT. su.7z [7zipped su.img] attached; xposed reports as active but I can't seem to get any modules to run.
[Remix OS for PC] Maromi:
[MENTION=6774740]hypnoturtle[/MENTION]

I am on x86_64. no xposed yet.
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Ah sorry; waiting on x86_64 myself as well.

I'm running both 32 and 64bit RemixOS atm. My 64bit has gotten a bit cluttered.
[Remix OS for PC] youling257:
try xposed-v85-sdk22-x86_64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160610.zip，xposed-v85-sdk23-x86_64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160610.zip，http://en.miui.com/thread-78894-1-1.html
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
I use xposed-v85-sdk22-x86_64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160610.zip and manually extract to system, repair permission, and bam! Xposed worked for me...:D

Tried InstallerOpt, Youtube AdAway, and L*cky P**** modules, seems all working fine. But, I get a huge xposed error log:D, but system seems working fine here. (sorry for english)

*Running Remix OS v2.0.205
[Remix OS for PC] youling257:
yes，extract xposed-v85-sdk23-x86_64.zip to system，app_process64_xposed and 32_xposed replace with app_process64 and 32，or ln -s，can active xposed；but，i want to use systemless xposed，extract xposed-v85-sdk23-x86_64.zip to /su/xposed/system，and /su/su.d/00xposed，reboot，all file mounted，/su/xposed/system/bin/app_process64_xposed mouted at /system/bin/app_process64，but can't active xposed .
[Remix OS for PC] Maromi:
Regular xposed builds won't work in systemless. The early systemless builds used prebuilts with app_process patched.
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
I'm still not sure exactly if xposed is running correctly.

Only thing I can confirm is pie controls from GravityBox but not sure if closed patches are needed for that.
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
can u explain it here how u do it? (salam dari Indonesia Juga :D )
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
why? :crying::crying::crying:

am i made a mistake? :confused:

edit: when i try view the logs but there is no logs :'(

Note: currently on Remix 3.101 32bit
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
You should be using this installer: http://xdaforums.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
woah,,, working like a charm :D Thank You

BTW,, have you try 64bit version? :p
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
There isn't a normal xposed for 64bit, never mind a systemless one.

I still think the number of compatible modules is low to nil.
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
how about that? [MENTION=4056517]HypoTurtle[/MENTION] i think it still possible to do same things on the latest build :D
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
I'll have a look, probably won't be able to use it as systemless root though. fwiw those closed are compiled for the mipad 2
[Remix OS for PC] Maromi:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67701629&postcount=879

changelog for systemless specifically mentions app_process change. so only 32-bit is supported for now.
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
I think it's only a path change needed. I'll see now if I can bet anywhere with it now.
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
Oh indonesia juga:laugh:... Disini bro ane tulis di blog ane agus-generatio.blogspot.co.id
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
Thanks Bro, it Works :highfive: :good:
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
hi [MENTION=4056517]HypoTurtle[/MENTION] can you tell me how to push SuperSU 2.76.zip into remix system, i try download from Playstore but End up with bootloop :(
[Remix OS for PC] remixtester:
What for do you need SuperSU within Remix OS 3? Remix OS is rooted already, and you'll get the SuperSU functionality at "Settings > System > Superuser": You'll see a log of granted superuser requests, and clicking "Settings" you can modify settings concerning superuser access. While starting functions needing root access (e.g. open Termux and enter su) a window will pop up asking for granting the root access (once, always, or for 10 minutes only).
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
i know that new version has rooted but how about selinux permissive? how to activate it?
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
app like paragon NTFS & HFS+ still no luck with stock Superuser permission
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
There is a purpose [and using the supersu binary via systemless-root is a non-invasive way of getting both.] Stickmount for example won't work with stock su; and as per this thread xposed also needs SuperSU's binary.

That should already be set to permissive [setenforce=0]; unless you're modified the grub entry.
[Remix OS for PC] kretex:
maybe you need make the system r/w the default system is r/o.

maybe loh ya....xixixi

StickMount and TitaniumBackup working well without instaling supersu.apk
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
And you need to patch initrd to make system r/w, maybe...:) maybe juga sih, ga tau versi baru ini
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
i'm install using old method i use "INSTALL=1" so it was r/w from stock :D

BTW my problem was solved, i use stickmount to mount another partition

new problem is how to update SU binary? :p
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
I'm on latest Remix M now, Xposed and modules working fine(got less error log:o). Plus, I able update supersu binary...

Edit: I use non systemless superSU
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Do you mind posting your xposed log.

I have systemless-xposed working on 32bit.

64bit - I can't exactly [hexediting doesn't seem to be working]; a workaround would be to use a rw system.img and add the two missing files [XposedFramework.jar and xposed.prop] to that - the other files can be added via systemless.
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
Ok, here we go. There are 2 files error log, first error log when I enabled resource hook, second with disabled resource hook...:)
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
have you already tried to restart it? did you encounter bootloop? mine still bootloop :crying:
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
No bootloop here bro, using superSu 2.76...
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
really? how do you install it? tell me please :D
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
Using RemixRoot.zip and execute it on Ubuntu (forget where I download, but you could googling how to root remix).

Replace original Supersu.apk with latest apk 2.76 version, execute command rootx.sh. Boot to remix, open superSU, and update binary, done...

I use patched initrd to make system r/w
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
ow, oke i'll try it :D
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
hello...plz advice what version/arch of xposed framewok i xud install for remixOS 3.0.102, im on su 2.76 r/w system and patched initrd.img

...im currently on 64bit version!
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
There is no official xposed for x86_64 arch, at least for now. But, you can try xposed sdk23 for Mi Pad 2, compiled by SolarWarez(see previous post)...CMIIW:)
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
how dd u manahe to flash the xposed framewrok zip file or where xud i place the files manually on the system?

plz advice

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im stuck, help if u can!

i got the -MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez xposed but i cant flash with flashify/flashfire/flash gordon, none see partitions at all, and im not sure how to preceed....

i tried the comment posted earlier about copying files with command "cp -arV xxx from terminal(Alt+f1)" but none of this result in anything not even a bootloop..lol

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[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
okay i will give you a clue

extrack zip and change permission for these file in folder

for file in folder bin change permission to 755 and 644 for other

then push it to each folder in system, you can use via root explorer to do it (must mount system r/w first)

then install xposed installer from here http://xdaforums.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758

and reboot hope it help you :D
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
....it cant activate, i guess there is no working x64-86 working xposed

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[Remix OS for PC] Maromi:
haven't tested that build for x86_64 because im not registering to another forum for something that probably won't work.
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
I think you could try symlink app_process32/app_process64 to app_process32_xposed/app_process64_xposed...
[Remix OS for PC] asuduakali:
have you try reboot it? mine are activate after reboot :D
[Remix OS for PC] xSilverLight:
How can i do it?, I'm in same.. please help
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
In terminal you could try:

For 32bit remix: ln -s /system/bin/app_process32_xposed /system/bin/app_process32

For 64bit remix: ln -s /system/bin/app_process64_xposed /system/bin/app_process64

(Rename app_process32 or 64 FIRST! Example rename to app_process32_original or app_process64_original)

CMIIW
[Remix OS for PC] xSilverLight:
Thank you, I'll try and tell you later :fingers-crossed:
[Remix OS for PC] :
after reading 9 pages I'm still no closer to getting xposed running on RemixOS. I understand you guys got it working but I was hoping someone would be gracious enough to post a step by step so everyone else could prosper in an easier fashion. I thank you much
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
Thanx a lot man....i got it to work credit to you!

peace!

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[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
Nice, glad to see its work for you, too...

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I also waiting for an easier method bro. Maybe systemless method by Maromi and HypoTurtle...:)

Manually extract and set perms, it's bothered me. Especially if, system get OTA's update.

CMIIW

And I hope, x86_64 arch will get official xposed...:highfive:
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
hello guys....any ideas how to make system writable without hving to change it to system.img?

....i used RMXtool to covert from *.sfs to *.img and write speeds were 4x less while on *.img after converting....

edit:

basically what am i asking if anyone has managed to make system.sfs writable wthout converting to system.img!

thank you...
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Yea systemless x86 - at least claims xposed is running and GravityBox module runs [it doesn't for me on x86_64; can someone confirm]. Hopefully it gets an official release with source code so that a systemless version can be made. Been trying to get magisk to work on RemixOS [alternative systemless mechanic] but just stalling at the moment.

Not going to happen .sfs is itself a compression filesystem that can only be mounted read-only. Systemless could be an alternative; just not with x86_64 at the moment [for xposed]

Edit. GravBox works fine; it was an issue on my end.

Simpliest installation for x86_64 atm would be:

1. Unpack xposed.zip into RemixOS folder

2. Fix flash_script.sh [move to root of xposed folder] script fixed in the attachment

3. Boot and add DEBUG=1 to grub cmdline

4. cd /mnt/RemixOS/xposed

5. sh flash_script.sh

Edit. attached copy of xposed files and fixed script
[Remix OS for PC] modaifallah:
Post it on a separate thread with explanation of how it works and a guide. :)
[Remix OS for PC] xSilverLight:
Exactly how i do?, I put the command in the terminal but only get "sh: In: Not found"
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
You could try method by HypoTurtle, it's easier...:)
[Remix OS for PC] xSilverLight:
Yes... I saw it, but neither understand it at all :D please more help!, if you can... thanks :fingers-crossed:
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
ok, here is how i dd using the guides in this thread:

1.U need a r/w system

--if u dont hve this,download RMXtools_v1.7_FIX.zip from xda (http://xdaforums.com/remix/remix-os/rmxtools-remix-os-data-img-t3308158) and extract it,then copy initrd_rw_3.0.101.img from the extracted zip file to ur RemixOS folder where its installed, and rename it to initrd.img(1st delete or rename original initrd.img found in RemixOS folder)

--now covert system.sfs to system.img by running CMD in the RMXtools/RMXtools v1.7 FIX/bin64 or bin32, paste this line in CMD:

"unsquashfs.exe -d d:\temp d:\RemixOS\system.sfs", change d:\ directory based on where u installed ur RemixOS, after process done,copy the system.img from the d:\temp folder to RemixOS,also delete/rename the original system.sfs.

REBOOT UR WINDOWS TO RemixOS!

2.Now install ur Xposed framework, use root explorer preferably and mount ur system as R/W:

DOWNLOAD: xposed-v85-sdk23-x86_64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160610.zip if ur x86-64.(registration is required to download or use this direct link: http://cloud.tapatalk.com/s/57a8198...86_64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160610.zip

a.extract ur xposed zip file to root folder,u need do this to change file permisions!

b.now change all files inside \xposed\system\bin folder one by one to 755 and copy them to \system\bin,overwrite if prompted (plz make sure ur not watching or playing audio at this time, or replacing files will crash ur system to soft reboot)

c.change file permissions inside the remaining folders of /xposed/system to 644 and copy/replace to their corresponding folders in the system folder!

d.when done, if not yet installed xposed installer.apk , do so and reboot!

e.if upon reboot xposed framework still not active,use the methods mentioned above in the thread:

........

Go to ur /system folder and Rename app_process32 or 64 to app_process32_original or app_process64_original,rename acording to ur system bit,

NOW PASTE/TYPE THIS LINE IN UR Termux/Terminal:

For 32bit remix: ln -s /system/bin/app_process32_xposed /system/bin/app_process32

or

For 64bit remix: ln -s /system/bin/app_process64_xposed /system/bin/app_process64

(if ur told that /system is r/o just use root explorer to mount it as r/w)

REBOOT, and if u followed this guide properly 100% ur xposed will be active!

Credit to: [MENTION=5947418]Aguys[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4056517]HypoTurtle[/MENTION]
[Remix OS for PC] xSilverLight:
Thank you very much! I'll try exactly as you say....

Just a few questions:

1 can i delete the "app_process64" instead of renaming?, or exactly for what is this?

2 It's necessary to extract the entire contents of the zip? (Including the META-INF folder) and I can delete the folder where i extracted the Xposed in system after copying/moving (If can i move them) the files?

Thanks again and thanks to [MENTION=5947418]Aguys[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4056517]HypoTurtle[/MENTION] too... hope it works :fingers-crossed:
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
1.u cn delete, but keep incase u need it,

2.u need files found in system folder of exposed, those are the ones u need change permisions of!

change permision of files in this folder as explained above and copy to corresponding folder in ur system folder
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Depends on what you're starting with.

In short make sure you can mount /system rw [either REMOUNT_RW=1 or system.img and modified initrd.img

In Windows/Linux go to the folder with the Remix imgs [by default its a folder called RemixOS]

Unzip the zip from my previous post to RemixOS/xposed folder

Boot RemixOS pressing tab or e at grub to edit grub entry

Add DEBUG=1 to the grub [add to second line from the bottom]

Enter cd /mnt/RemixOS/xposed

Enter sh flash-script.sh

Enter exit to continue booting.

Not sure if it needs another whole thread; the xposed.zip posted is virtually identical to the one from en.miui - it's just the flash_script.sh that was a bit off (even if run on the mipad 2).

I might right-up an info thread or something; covering systemless-SU again [unless I get magisk to work] as well as xposed and stuff.

Edit. I'll make a systemless xposed for 64bit [will probably have to edit the ramdisk and use a xposed.img; or take a little more time and use post-fs-data and su.img] and then post a thread.

You could always repack system.img after adding xposed; you lose system rw (possible workaround for most files with systemless (perhaps magisk in future).

Instructions as above, then:

cd /mnt/RemixOS

cp system.sfs system-OTA.sfs

mksquashfs system.img system.sfs
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
[MENTION=4056517]HypoTurtle[/MENTION], do u know how to enable AMD GPU at boot, i saw some commands for NVIDIA GPUs..im using laptop with intel/AMD!

plz advice

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[Remix OS for PC] xSilverLight:
1 OK

2 Mmm... Yes, that i understood but, when you says "extract the Xposed zip to root folder" you mean in the Root? (/) or "/system/" or Internal Storage? because i understood that in /system/. That is why i asked, if i can delete the folder where have to extract the Xposed (after copy/move files to each corresponding folder)

I hope i explained well :D, Thank you

Thank you so much, if doesn't work of a way, work of other.
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Systemless Xposed 64bit ready if anyone wants it:

Same deal as systemless root.

1. Replace stock ramdisk.img with the [post-fs-data SU] ramdisk.img --gdrive--

2. Place su.img at /data/su.img --also on gdrive--

3. Install material Xposed Installer --source--

4. Reboot

[I've also added a 32bit folder to place my already built 32bit version; that's floating about]

[The 64bit su.img hasn't been cleaned so there are some unnecessary files 'n stuff in there like systemless Adaway and a few binaries in xbin - but it shouldn't cause an issue

I'll post a list of what is needed in su.img when I get round to making a thread]
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
gonna try this out right now......

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[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
Nice, will try it on next update...

Edit: is it include systemless root bro?
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Yes it includes systemless superSU [2.76+]
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
Thank you for ur post, just intsalled and all is very well!

thanx for sharing!!!!

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[Remix OS for PC] youling257:
how do you get it work ? just mount files，can not active 64 bit xposed
[Remix OS for PC] youling257:
what ?HypoTurtle， your app_process32_xposed ，sha-1，b40ba83def3981e74dfacd05746834b5e19c3b72 ；xposed-v85-sdk23-x86_64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160610.zip，db22e8da5910746529ddd389ccb81073723527b9 ；

your app_process64_xposed，fdab8bdd9c8a19ec886006aaa2a5708823f6092b，xposed-v85-sdk23-x86_64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160610.zip，428a17aa0a18ebbb1843f3410438aadae64c77ce

how do you recompile app_process32 and app_process64 ?
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
Faced system instability using systemless xposed :(, it's just me or....
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
im good so far being using this for past 6hrs wthout instabilities, not sure if the rest of the guys hve diff experience!

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[Remix OS for PC] youling257:
nice
[Remix OS for PC] youling257:
if this，please see terminal mount ，xposed actived，gravity box can use .
[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
Its a simple hexedit redirect to files that would normally have been added to /system

Try deleting all the /su/su.d scripts exept 000daemonsu [for superSU] and 000xposed [for xposed]; and see if that makes a difference.

There is a no_boost in there which disables intel turbo_boost which might be causing your issue I guess [without it my cpu heats up very quickly - no_boost leaves my cpu at a useable 800MHz]
[Remix OS for PC] Aguys:
Maybe this is the problem...:) thanks for info
[Remix OS for PC] youling257:
I will not use your another files，I need not your ramdisk.img and su.img，I just mount your su.img ，use your su/xpo and su/xposed thses files
[Remix OS for PC] danerrickcuba@gmail.com:
just a question!

u mean if i delete all but the 000deamonsu and 000xposed i wont have problems?

..as seen above im not sure if all are safe to remove!

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version 3.0.103 is out acording to this post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=68107317

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...and BOOOOM, update failed due to error in /dat/~ i cudnt read the whole thing at boot, it disapeared fast!

Anyone experiencing this?

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[Remix OS for PC] HypoTurtle:
And /su.su.d/000xposed - those are all you need to add to su.img if you're running a superSU ramdisk.

Yes safe to delete the rest; perhaps keep loop_mounts; that's the script I wrote to bind /su/vendor/* files over /system/ which is useful for editing stuff like init.sh and .xmls

For the OTA just make sure you have 2.5GB[~3GB] free and are using the stock ramdisk. Switching back to the SuperSU-ramdisk will reactivate xposed.
[Remix OS for PC] youling257:
I use winhex or notepad++ edit xposed-v85-sdk23-x86_64-MIUI-edition-by-SolarWarez-20160610.zip 's app_process32_xposed and app_process64_xposed ; search libxposed_art.so 、XposedBridge.jar、xposed.prop，modify /su/xposed/system/build.prop，/su/xposed/system/framework/XposedBridge.jar，

app_process64_xposed，modify /su/xposed/system/lib64/libxposed_art.so，app_process32_xposed，modify /su/xposed/system/lib/libxposed_art.so，

but bootloops，at debug mode，i see “killing any children in process group”