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After following these instructions (and the ones on page 2) I'm getting the message that EdXposed Framework is install but not active. The only option for YAHFA I had to install was 93-v0.5.1.0_4617. Any advice? (Safetynet still currently passes)There are no links.
Here's what you do:
- Go into Magisk Manager and remove your EdXposed module.
- Reboot.
- Open EdXposed Manager, and wait a few seconds. A Canary tab should appear on the top.
- Go to the Canary tab. At the top, there should be a drop-down with two options: SandHook and YAHFA. Choose YAHFA and press install.
- You will be redirected to your web browser which will download a zip file. This is a Magisk module you must install from storage. (Technically, this is a link, but please do not post it here as the EdXposed Manager will know the latest version automatically.)
- After all that, your EdXposed should be up to date.
GravityBox isn't great and sometimes causes the screen brightness to go all wonky. You'll have better luck with RiCE, which is a Magisk module, but be careful as it changes the display driver in a detectable way (it very obviously calls out that it is RiCE).After following these instructions (and the ones on page 2) I'm getting the message that EdXposed Framework is install but not active. The only option for YAHFA I had to install was 93-v0.5.1.0_4617. Any advice? (Safetynet still currently passes)
EDIT: I reinstalled the Edxposed manager and it started working correctly, but I'm not passing safetynet now so I think I need to re-do the steps you specified
EDIT2: Passing now. Any suggested modules? I always used to run gravity box, but going through those settings now I feel it's not necessary on this phone
Do you have hide enabled? Use this app to checkHello LoganDark,
I followed your instructions for a OnePlus 7 Pro, at least I think I did appropriately.
If I have any module enable in EdXposed Application, then my device doesn't pass SafetyNet.
If I understood what you said, if I use the YAHFA version then I can pass SafetyNet despite what module(s) I have enabled.
Here are my specs:
CrDroid Rom Android 10
Magisk Manager Version 8.0.3
Magisk Version 20.4
Riru Version 23.1
Riru - EdXposed Version 0.5.1.2_4641-master(YAHFA)
EdXposed Manager Version 4.5.7
Yes, I do. That's a zip file, alike the the riru module that was installed.Do you have hide enabled? Use this app to check
Yes, I do. That's a zip file, alike the the riru module that was installed.
It says 'Hide is enabled'.
Hm, that's weird. I don't know why EdXposed is breaking SafetyNet for you then. What module are you enabling?It says 'Hide is enabled'.
xPrivacyLua is one of the modules that breaks SN.Hm, that's weird. I don't know why EdXposed is breaking SafetyNet for you then. What module are you enabling?
In that case, it's possible that the module itself does not matter, but instead, for some reason, the fact that you have any modules enabled at all. Basically the same issue I had with SandHook. If YAHFA no longer works, all hope may be lost... maybe you could try SandHook just to be sure. It may be ROM-dependent and I'm on OOS.xPrivacyLua is one of the modules that breaks SN.
Can you give me the zip files to your RIRU version and YAFHA version?In that case, it's possible that the module itself does not matter, but instead, for some reason, the fact that you have any modules enabled at all. Basically the same issue I had with SandHook. If YAHFA no longer works, all hope may be lost... maybe you could try SandHook just to be sure. It may be ROM-dependent and I'm on OOS.
I don't think they'll help.Can you give me the zip files to your RIRU version and YAFHA version?
I don't have enough resources to test properly, so every test I do, I have to do on my only phone. This carries risks so I lack motivation to do it all the time. It would cost ~$300 to get another phone to test on, and I don't have that kind of money.Hey LoganDark,
Any update on the boot loader re-locking? Excited for this!
Cheers,
Andrew