Good day everyone, this is a guide on how to enable Xposed on EMUI 3.1 (working tested) and possibly EMUI 4.0 (Not sure and can't test yet).
First of all the original guide for making this work on Huawei roms http://ift.tt/1Y24lPb. Ty @mfbcool for your guide and help. Please follow his instructions to the letter for making it work on our device,
So my role in this is to highlight all the tips needed for making it work on our device, and the issues i faced when doing it.
Notes
- I think a lot of the members were installing the wrong xposed files for our device we need the ARM-64 SoC files for our device because it's using the Kirin 930.
- I have tried installing the xposed files without deodex-ing the rom, and guess what the phone booted normally but there was lag and huawei launcher wasn't working properly, some of the notification menu shorcuts weren't working. So we need to deodex the rom in order for xposed to work. So i used the unistall zip to remove xposed and then i deodexed the files needed.
The Tips:
1. The xposed files needed for our device are: XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk, xposed-v80-sdk21-arm64.zip, xposed-uninstaller-20150831-arm64.zip.
http://ift.tt/1BzIZk8
2. Make sure that in twrp in the "Mount" section the "Only mount system read-only" is unchecked in order to copy the files to system.
3. Make sure that after you install the xposed apk , you go to "build.prop" in /system and edit the line "ro.config.hwtheme=1" to "ro.config.hwtheme=0". why is this important because without changing this the framework will not be active, you will get a red message saying framework not active. The only way to activate it is by editing this line or in the xposed app go to Settings if you enable "disabled resources hooks" doing that and then restarting will activate the framework but whatever module that uses resources will not work. So the only way working without affecting the modules is editing the build.prop file.
4. If you follow the original guide exactly and the tips i gave you should have no issues making Xposed work.
By the way i haven't tested all modules, but the ones i need are working. I hope this helps.:good::D
Special thanks again to @mfbcool for his guide & help, and @pudup for directing me to the guide.
First of all the original guide for making this work on Huawei roms http://ift.tt/1Y24lPb. Ty @mfbcool for your guide and help. Please follow his instructions to the letter for making it work on our device,
So my role in this is to highlight all the tips needed for making it work on our device, and the issues i faced when doing it.
Notes
- I think a lot of the members were installing the wrong xposed files for our device we need the ARM-64 SoC files for our device because it's using the Kirin 930.
- I have tried installing the xposed files without deodex-ing the rom, and guess what the phone booted normally but there was lag and huawei launcher wasn't working properly, some of the notification menu shorcuts weren't working. So we need to deodex the rom in order for xposed to work. So i used the unistall zip to remove xposed and then i deodexed the files needed.
The Tips:
1. The xposed files needed for our device are: XposedInstaller_3.0_alpha4.apk, xposed-v80-sdk21-arm64.zip, xposed-uninstaller-20150831-arm64.zip.
http://ift.tt/1BzIZk8
2. Make sure that in twrp in the "Mount" section the "Only mount system read-only" is unchecked in order to copy the files to system.
3. Make sure that after you install the xposed apk , you go to "build.prop" in /system and edit the line "ro.config.hwtheme=1" to "ro.config.hwtheme=0". why is this important because without changing this the framework will not be active, you will get a red message saying framework not active. The only way to activate it is by editing this line or in the xposed app go to Settings if you enable "disabled resources hooks" doing that and then restarting will activate the framework but whatever module that uses resources will not work. So the only way working without affecting the modules is editing the build.prop file.
4. If you follow the original guide exactly and the tips i gave you should have no issues making Xposed work.
By the way i haven't tested all modules, but the ones i need are working. I hope this helps.:good::D
Special thanks again to @mfbcool for his guide & help, and @pudup for directing me to the guide.
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