[XPOSED INSTALLATION TUTORIAL] How to install xposed on stock rom

J.Naw

\n\nHello! I have finally found a way to get xposed working on our emax! Here are the quick and incredibly easy instructions:

1. Get phone.
2. Install 3c toolbox and deodex ROM. (Must have busybox. Toolbox comes with installer)
3. Download xposed installer. Install APK, but dont install the Framework yet. (http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer)
4. Download user preference of root browser (i prefer Jrummy's Root browser). Delete all .jex files in /system/framework. (MUST DO OR ELSE INSTALLATION WILL CAUSE BOOTLOOP)
5. Install xposed.
6. Clear Cache (not dalvik, Use 3c to do so)
7. Enjoy xposed!!

If you get a bootloop (just shows the android screen on startup.) restart phone, then tap the back button 5-6 times, or until it stops vibrating. Then repeat step 3(uninstall, reboot, install) ,5,6,7) If you keep crashing/bootlooping, try clearing Dalvik.

EDIT 2: seems if you do a cache wipe (haven't tried dalvik. Just a standard cache wipe) when the phone keeps rebooting itself, seems to fix the instability.

Ghost touch is also a big issue.. I may if i get time write a module that dissables the certain 1-2 spots that are causing the issues. Any one know how to fix the ghost touch or no?

dphn

Hi,
yesterday I've released v4 of my modded stock ROM at needrom.com

For full Xposed support, you must do a little bit more. A few edits on framework files and build.prob. My new version is an odexed ROM. It runs faster and very stable, I think.

Version 4 comes with only a few new system apps and is smaller than the previous ones. All apps updated and integrated.

eMAX KitKat_L v4

Happy new year to us with our eMAX.

Moutaj

dphn replied at 2016-1-2 02:07
Hi,
yesterday I've released v4 of my modded stock ROM at needrom.com

Danke schön, das läuft wirklch schneller und stabiler als Die Anderen Rom von der Umi-Gemeinschaft ... Danke schön nochmal

J.Naw

dphn replied at 2016-1-2 02:07
Hi,
yesterday I've released v4 of my modded stock ROM at needrom.com

Nice! will have to try it out. This tutorial is only really for people who dont want to reflash their phones though. So this will get xposed running stable. (been running for 3 days without crashes.)