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[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] faberphoto:
I am on v87.1, i have not ran into any problems that i know of yet...though i havent had much time to play with it. I am only using two modules so far and xposed seems to be seeing them fine.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Just saw v13.2,have a few more things to work out before trying again (and realized that I should wait for a few module updates - no old modules will work)

I haven't had any problems with magisksu yet, seems to offer a lot of great functionality equivalent to the pro version of supersu. There's the added benefit of being open source (I trust chainfire little more than I do the kingroot team), though the security implications work both ways in that regard. Mostly I wanted to see if I could get the safetynet check working along with magiskhide, which was successful after disabling xposed and installing v2.4 of the safetynet universal patcher magisk module. The only oddities I've encountered so far are a few warning messages from various root apps (mostly chainfire's or titaniumbackup), complaining that results can't be guaranteed when not using supersu.

Switching over.. Didn't have much luck uninstalling supersu given its built-in method - magisksu wouldn't install. I had to uninstall magisk completely from twrp using the uninstall script, then I ran osm0sis's unSU script, and then I had to go ahead and reflash the original boot.img and clear the caches; all before ultimately installing magisk v12 again without an issue.

Btw, have xposed 87.1 installed here - was there when I reinstalled magisk v12, and installed without an issue. First boot took at least a half hour, but afterwards boots seem much faster and everything else a little zippier.

Final note, most of my screwing around was just to get snapchat working.. Finally realized after reading the snapprefs xposed module thread, that I just needed to log in to snapchat once with safetynet passing (whether by clean rom or by using magiskhide with xposed disabled), and afterwards never logging out (or logging into another device). Once running fine, can backup the appdata via titaniumbackup just in case you have trouble. Hell of a lot of work, for an app I barely use.. xD
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] Cjalmighty:
Noob here. I've installed Xposed on one of my old phones but I can't seem to figure it out on this phone. Can someone help me out? Bootloader unlocked, rooted, B130. EDIT: I should note that I have Magisk Manager installed and whenever I try to install Magisk, it fails. See here http://i.imgur.com/RqiWtrs.png
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
See post #94. Install Magisk v12 as nobody here has been able to get a later version working yet.

Remember, there are times during this installation where you may have to wait a long time before anything happens on the screen, so patience is required. :)
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Spent an afternoon trying to get newer versions working.. Some progress. Magisk v13. 3 works flawlessly, but many users are having an issue after installing the xposed magisk version. As usual, it takes a ridiculously long time - seems to be over an hour. After it finally boots, the system is rife with stability issues and is entirely unusable, necessitating booting into twrp to run the xposed module uninstall script (found on the support thread in the magisk subforum). I also attempted using the magisk v13.6 beta as well as flashing the xposed module zip in recovery.

Currently, I'm running magisk v13.3 with xposed systemless v87.0 installed separately via the xposed material design installer. No problems, outside of still having the settings page bug every few boots.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
You must be using Magisk for root since SuperSU won't work with Magisk v13+?

Yeah, I still get the occasional settings app won't work after reboot, then sometimes I can do multiple reboots without any issues :confused: .

I'm still using Magisk v12 and SuperSU :) .
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Yeah, I went with magisksu for root just to keep things clean. It's fairly feature packed, with plenty of features you'd pay for on supersu. It also is open-source, which is great for transparency, though can make exploits easier in some cases. You'll get a warning from some root apps just because it's not supersu, especially chainfire's apps that rely on the hacked up backdoors he coded into supersu
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Magisk v14.0 just got posted. If anyone here updates to it, please post your experience. :) I has some powerful new features...

https://xdaforums.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Same comment for the new Xposed v87.2:

https://xdaforums.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Awesome, I'll give it a go when I upgrade to b170 tomorrow
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Be sure to make a full TWRP backup first as results are unknown based on people posting about various phones bootloop, etc with new Magisk and Xposed :) .
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] Pickles24:
Could you offer insight how you installed xposed systemless 87.0? I have magisk 13.3 installed and whenever I attempt to install 87.0 via the xposed material design installer it reboots and then brings up an error that says "Failed to check the update package"

I've also tried flashing 87.1 and 87.2 via TWRP but the phone gets stuck at the At&t logo and won't progress. I am considering downgrading magisk to v12 and trying again.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Magisk v12 and Xposed v87.1 working for me. I downloaded v87.1 zip using Magisk Manager and installed it using TWRP.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Xposed v87.2 as a magisk module doesn't work on magisk v14 as well - doesn't make it past boot at all. Tried just about everything, finally settled on magisk v14 with systemless xposed v87.0 telperion mod, which has the added benefit of passing safetynet while running.

Now I notice: "v87.3 (Systemless by topjohnwu) - use workaround to prevent bootloop issues".. not sure if I feel like wasting another afternoon trying it
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Yeah, I think I'm just going to stick with my current working versions until the train wrecks with new versions stops. :)

What is "systemless xposed v87.0 telperion" which you referenced?
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Found it while traversing the systemless xposed thread looking for a download mirror of v87.0 (topjohnwu for some reason edited the top post to mirror his magisk xposed thread, which wiped out the old downloads), somewhere around page 450 or so. Telperion noticed that a change in how rovo packaged the files in v87 was what was triggering cts, so he repackaged it in the same style as 86.2 (I'm paraphrasing a bit here).

So basically, it's systemless xposed which passes the safetynet tests. x]

Edit: I'll see if I can find the post - it's pretty buried.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
On magisk v14, running xposed v87. 3 without any issues.. x]
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Magisk works trouble free as root manager with all apps you use?
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
There used to be a warning about namespace separation (I believe) in titanium backup that disappeared with 13.3, and there are mundane warnings in chainfire's other apps, but other than that I haven't had an issue. It's almost entirely comparable to supersu pro's featureset
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Systemless Magisk and rovo89 system versions of Xposed Framework are up to version 89. If anyone here tries them on your XT, please post your results here :) .

I'm still using Systemless Magisk Xposed Framework v87 on my XT because I want to keep using SuperSU.

I'm using rovo89s system Xposed Framework v89 on my Huawei Ascend Mate 2 which has LineageOS 14.1 Nougat.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Been running magisk v14.3 with systemless xposed v88.2 for awhile now without issue.. everything works, typical weird random slowdowns and glitchiness as usual for xposed, though does seem to run noticeably smoother (before v88, was contemplating whether the functionality of xposed was worth the sacrifice ).

Plan on updating to magisk v14.4 along with xposed v89 shortly... I just need to do some much needed maintenance - backup all my partitions, upload them to gdrive, etc, maybe even update to b180.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] BurnedDrake:
No problems here, I could even get into system settings after rebooting
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Presumably you are using Magisk Systemless Xposed Framework v89.

My experience with being unable to bring up XT settings sometimes after a reboot is inconsistent. Sometimes I can go 5 or so reboots and settings comes up fine each time. Other time it takes 5 or so reboots before settings works.

It will be interesting to see what your experience is over time say after 20 reboots. Post an update after you think it's been that long. I know it's hard to be precise with this sort of thing :) .
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] BurnedDrake:
Oh I'm fully aware of how inconsistent the settings bug is. But usually after an Xposed update I can't get back into settings til I reboot it 3 or 4 times. So for me that was consistent and just noticed what I was hoping an improvement.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
The settings bug has seemed to have gotten better - I reboot my phone more often than most, and I very rarely notice it. I was referring to other random bugginess, such as randomly hanging at the lock screen or home screen, more annoying than anything but often requires a reboot. I honestly only recognize it as a problem as I purchased another of this phone for my gf - running almost entirely the same software, but her's runs much, much more fluidly without xposed.

It just comes down to whether the lag is worth whatever you need xposed for..

Edit: all said, that lag has only gotten better -from v86 up, I have noticed nothing but improvement
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] BurnedDrake:
I haven't had a problem with it hanging at the lock or home screen, but then again we are not running the exact same setup. Settings bug has definitely gotten better for me as well.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
XPrivacyLua Xposed module seems to be working on my phone

https://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/xprivacylua6-0-android-privacy-manager-t3730663/ just fine so far. It's in beta.

Anyone trying the topjohnwu Systemless Xposed v15.x? I'm staying with my trusty old version for now :)
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
I attempted to update last week, forgetting to backup my data partition first and ending up having twrp locked out of my data when encryption kicked in, thus preventing me to install magisk v15.1 (currently v15.2). Been too busy to fix yet - unfortunately not the stupidest thing that I did last week.. xD

Btw, it never hurts to try.. just backup your data first, have the magisk uninstall script downloaded, have a stock boot image saved (can steal from the zips of the stock images posted in this device subforum - just use the right version, ie b160, b170, etc), and most importantly - have it all on an sd card, in case you get locked out of your data in twrp.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] gunnerv:
Latest magisk flashed like a dream!
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] jg1210:
Good to hear! I'm about to try it out myself.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] BurnedDrake:
The latest is remembering your root privileges and modules are adding and staying after reboot?
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] gunnerv:
Yep, 100% working, even after reboots.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] BurnedDrake:
I've tried the latest, flashed ROM clean, nothing I did would get it to function properly. Did you use a special build or from the release thread?
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] gunnerv:
I used the official, tried flashing again and wouldn't work, so I used the magisk uninstall zip, and magisk zip and just TWRP and it's working again. Hope this helps.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] BurnedDrake:
Stock ROM, Swift&Fast? B160, B170, or B180?
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] gunnerv:
Stock B180.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
PSA: MagiskManager.com is NOT the Official Website for Magisk Manager

https://www.xda-developers.com/psa-magiskmanager-com-not-official-website-magisk/
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] InfinityXDA:
I still get the installation error I looked it up all over and nothing is helping there was an error saying can't extract the zip in TWRP so I don't know what is going on
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
It's possible that the version you are trying is not compatible with the H1611 :confused: .

Did you install Magisk Manager and the Xposed Installer app? Do they seem okay?

You might want to specify versions of what your are trying to install here and on the XDA Magisk support thread to help debug this problem.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
You might also want to try the latest stable version vs beta version of Systemless Xposed, and possibly the System version if you can't get Systemless to work.

https://xdaforums.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] InfinityXDA:
Here is what happened the Latest Version of Magisk (Stable) is buggy with modules, so I got the beta after the fact I installed SDK 23 Xposed (Systemless) and then in the app after rebooted it says I still don't have Xposed. Apparently they have two different versions of Material Xposed (I think that is what it's called) one for system installation and another one ported for the Systemless so the problem is solved. I thank you for leading to this point. :good: :p :laugh:
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Fwiw, have had magisk v15.3 with systemless xposed v89r5 running for the last 2 weeks or so. Works better than ever, really, not near the random jankiness of v87-88. Still the random settings page bug and randomly not responding to hw buttons (that one's probably a module of mine), but it's as stable as xposed has been on this device. Installed magisk via twrp, and xposed via the 'unified installer' in the magisk manager.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Great.

Please post what versions of Magisk, Magisk Manager, Xposed Module and Xposed Installer you are using as that may help the next person trying to install or update Systemless Xposed on their H1611 :) . I'm sticking with my old antique versions. :)

And a big hint for you is to keep a copy of those files somewhere, because some versions of those Systemless files dissappear when new ones come out - and if you try the new versions without having your old working files drop back to add the new versions don't work for some reason, you might regret it later. :) I wish old Systemless files were all archived and available like the rovo89 System files are.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
FWIW, After installing Magisk and Systemless Xposed, I froze/disabled the Magisk Manager app on my phone because I didn't care for it's update reminders and periodic checks/running/etc. Everything still working fine and it has been weeks since I froze it. :) I got too many other apps running/using RAM - so every little unneeded app disabled helps save me RAM. It's easy enough to unfreeze or reinstall if I need it.

Found out that the Xposed Installer app can't be frozen even after installing Xposed modules - or Xposed modules won't work :) .
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] InfinityXDA:
Right now I'm getting Xposed Systemless SDK23 is installed but not active see logs for details

But I'm running

Magisk Manager v5.5.5(91)

With Magisk v15.3(1531) <====== BETA

Modules Info:

Name: Xposed Framework (SDK 23)

Version: 89.2 (Systemless)

Made by: Rovo89 (ported by topjohnwu)
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Are you using Xposed Installer app from here:

https://xdaforums.com/xposed/material-design-xposed-installer-t3137758/

Try going to that app - Framework - "Soft reboot".

If that doesn't work, try force stopping Xposed Installer app, clear data and cache, reboot the phone, and see if that helps.

Also maybe look at -n0cturne-'s last post and use the same versions if they are available.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] InfinityXDA:
I may go back to system installation because it's simpler and I did not have these problems but I wish I had Systemless

---------- Post added at 11:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:51 PM ----------

I'll try it!

And the Xposed Systemless version of the app I'll post the link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3388268/
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
I have found Systemless to be a real PITA compared to System rovo89 files - so I can understand that :) . See my last post for ideas on getting Systemless to work.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] InfinityXDA:
The link in my last post is the modified version of the Material Xposed Installer.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] jointmission:
Anyone run into anything similar and have a solution? Or have any idea why this might be happening? :

Running latest Magisk (v15.3) and Xposed systemless (module v89) on b140 stock. The OS takes about 45 minutes to boot, and then is sluggish, draining the battery to empty within less than a half hour. Been combing the logs, can't seem to find any apparent cause. The battery manager shows android system as using more than 30% of the battery... (I already tried wiping Cache and Dalvik. Tried disabling Xposed through Magisk and through Xposed app, seems to speed up booting improves system performance and battery life somewhat, but it still drains faster than usual, and I don't get the benefit of the Xposed framework).
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
jointmission,

My thoughts on your post...

The whole reason for doing things systemless with these phones was with the hope that we'd be able to get OTAs when Huawei/AT&T released new versions of software, and that never worked out because once we rooted - OTAs never worked.

Having said that, maybe try a different version of Systemless Xposed or try rovo89 system versions. Hopefully you made backups before you installed systemless Xposed in case you have difficulty removing it to try other versions.

Maybe try asking about your issue in this thread first: https://xdaforums.com/xposed/unofficial-systemless-xposed-t3388268
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] -n0cturne-:
Hmmm.. I was figuring my personal battery issues were because of b180, maybe not.

Magisk has a horrible release schedule, really. Most 'stable' first releases should be beta's, as it takes another release or two to work out boot img problems that affect far to many users. Then, most beta's are really just the latest stable release compiled with the debug flag enabled.

My advice, get a setup that works and try not to #$&@ with it. I had a setup of magisk 14.4 (or was it 14.5..) and xposed v88 running nearly flawlessly, until I thought it was a good time to upgrade which caused nothing but trouble. Likewise, if you have magisk v13.x running well with supersu, why screw that up..? Perhaps if the official changelogs highlight security fixes, we would know how necessary updating is or if its just new features or template changes.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
Magisk v13.x+ won't work with SuperSU or any other root manager - so I'm sticking with v12 after I tried to update to v13.x a long time ago :) .

When it comes to Magisk, I've learned that if it ain't broken, I'm not going to f with it unless I'm looking for a big headache. Basically agreeing with your post :) .

Anyone installing Magisk should save their own side copy of all the files used to install a their working setup, because I noticed older versions of those files disappeared and when people with failed Magisk update attempts tried to go back to their old versions, they couldn't find the previous versions of files they had successfully installed with before.

I've been running B160 with Magisk v12 and Systemless Xposed v87.0 for a long time. Have not had any battery usage issues related to Magisk/Xposed that I'm aware of. I froze Magisk Manager a long time ago without any issues.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] InfinityXDA:
System is probably the best bet, Magisk never works with Xposed on my device. Btw system takes like 5-10 mins to boot, but I will say if you flash it with multiple zip it may get stuck at boot.

Xposed Forum

If you just wanna go to the SDK23 (For Marshmallow) the link from the forum is here ------>SDK23 (Select arm64)<------

I prefer reading the forum before flashing

I'm using the hated NexusV4 which is running fine I have no problems with the notifications. Running system Xposed and living life.

Hope you liked the help, Infinity
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] divineBliss:
A good Magisk reference to have handy by XDA member didgeridoohan -

"Magisk - Installation and troubleshooting"

https://www.didgeridoohan.com/magisk/Magisk#
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] InfinityXDA:
I seen it and nothing of my problem worked
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] BurnedDrake:
You are running an old ROM, I would suggest updating to at least B170, I ran B170 with systemless exposed with no issues(with the exception of the known settings bug) , initial boot took about 20 minutes, subsequent boots took less than 2 minutes (without xposed its around 30 seconds) what in Xposed do you need to use that can't be done otherwise? I was a huge proponent of Xposed since it was introduced, but have shed it since I started running B180 and everything I needed xposed for could be accomplished through either modified apks and/or Magisk.
[Huawei Ascend XT Questions & Answers] marklutz35:
Huawei assend unlocking oem bootloader Free.

Ok what you do is go into setting , goto about phone

should be at the bottom. Go to build , press press on build 5 or 6 times r rapidly this will put you in developer mode. Then get out of there and go into developer section of settings and stroll down to unlock bootloader . This will allow you to do what you want

as far as rooting. .so Huawei tells me. Not sure if this works in all Huawei devices. But hey it's free and worth the try. Good luck. Oh I haven't pushed the unlock button yet as I haven't backed everything up yet. . food ffor thought. Good luck guys

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[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] dani020110:
Changelog

I will add the new changelog starting with the next build!
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] dani020110:
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[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] dani020110:
Reserved

Just in case :)
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] nrokos:
Great! Now we can have more battery life
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] Waancho:
Hi [MENTION=6548273]dani020110[/MENTION]!

First and foremost, thanks for sharing your kernel!

After reading the mutha f@#k'n thread, i did not yet find what features it does have.

You only state that we can't ask for unstable features.

Can you give us a spec list?

Thanks!

Oh and one more thing....no love for E2363?
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] dani020110:
When I have time, I add the features list and release for you variant
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] Waancho:
Thanks! :cool::cool:
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] RodrigoKunJPN:
Thank you so much! Finally a kernel with display control, i see in your commits you're working in Faux Sound, it isn't? I hope you can make it work, i buy the app a long time ago lol and a i want to use it lol, whatever, good work and good luck, i'm waiting the next version.
[Sony Xperia M4 Aqua] AndyPhoenix9879:
If I recalled, he had some problems with Faux Sound Control (speaker suddenly became very very quiet) so he disabled it for now.