[Guide] EdXposed - Xposed Framework for Android 9 & 10

[Depressed T.Bear]

@redplate
Use older riru21.3, then it should work

NO!
Dont do this if you're on the latest edxposed since it's not supporting riru versions under 23!

@lukjod please Dont give random advices without further learning what you say. Thanks.

 

[redplate]

Just tried to install 21.3. But EdXposed is not shown as installed at all with this version.

Hmm, I'll wait.. There might be a fix.

Thank you and merry Christmas to all of you too friends

 

[lukjod]

In my case it stopped worked after uodate to riru higher than 22. It works well on magisk 21.1 from beta channel riru 21.3 and riru 0.4.6.4 yahfa. Its based on my device setup not some teoretical iinfo so im 100% sure on that

 

[Depressed T.Bear]

In my case it stopped worked after uodate to riru higher than 22. It works well on magisk 21.1 from beta channel riru 21.3 and riru 0.4.6.4 yahfa. Its based on my device setup not some teoretical iinfo so im 100% sure on that

That's right for the "old" 0.4.x version of EdXposed, but since we're talking here now of the latest 0.5.x EdXposed, you need Riru +23.x, otherwise EdXposed won't work at all or cause bootloops.

 

[lukjod]

@Depressed T.Bear
So better stay with that on s10+ or try to update to 0.5. What is the benefit beside newer number?
Can someone comment on s10+ is this safe to update as don't want to risk

 

[Depressed T.Bear]

@Depressed T.Bear
So better stay with that on s10+ or try to update to 0.5. What is the benefit beside newer number?
Can someone comment on s10+ is this safe to update as don't want to risk

The changelog can be found here: https://github.com/ElderDrivers/EdXposed/releases

The main benefit is, that as of now, it passes SafetyNet. My device feels a little bit snappier than before, but I'm unsure if it's placebo.

 

[lukjod]

Worth to try , so Google pay should work on it?.

 

[Depressed T.Bear]

Worth to try , so Google pay should work on it?.

Yes, but, you should trust every xposed module / root app on your phone if you're using any sort of banking/password etc. app.
I'd highly recommend to check if these apps are open source.

If you take the risk, at least exclude them from beeing hooked by EdXposed.

 

[lilbrat]

This is so confusing.. no disrespect to the dev's but it seems like things needs to be mixed and match depending on device.. mine is a op 6t, safety net passes and google pay works just fine..

 

[lukjod]

@Depressed T.Bear
I very tried to update to newest version but still no pass on safety net. Is this problem of samsung hardware or some wrong config on my side?

 

[immi803]

@Depressed T.Bear
I very tried to update to newest version but still no pass on safety net. Is this problem of samsung hardware or some wrong config on my side?

+1
Same OnePlus 6

 

[fil3s]

Thanks!! I did not know about the 0.5.1.3 update for edxposed.. very cool

 

[okchinmaya]

Hi, I am on Android 11 on my Redmi Note 4 and trying to install EdXposed (Magisk 21.1, Riru 23.1) I am unable to flash the canary framework (0.5.1.3). I have tried to flash both the YAHFA and SandHook variants but both of them return error in recovery.

Edit: Got it working, as stated here that -

1. Install EdXposed Manager v4.5.7.
2. From the canary tab download the YAHFA/ SandHook zip.
3. Install Riru-core module first from Magisk Repo. DON'T REBOOT.
4. Install downloaded YAHFA or SandHook, using "Install from storage" option of Magisk.
5. Reboot now, and profit!

 

[Depressed T.Bear]

Regarding SafetyNet: If it's passing or not depends on various factors. I'll write a more detailed post about it in the very near future (maybe this evening). In short: Magisk must be hidden and the manager name obfuscated. EdXposed needs to have "Pass SafetyNet" option on. Several Google services have to be excluded.

Basically it should work an all devices which have a close-to-stock Android system. Heavily altered systems (Samsung, Huawei, etc.) are known to be problematic, but it's not impossible to pass Safetynet.

Also, I'd personally avoid canary builds of Edxposed. They're bleeding-edge, including many "features" and fixes by diffent devs which gets often enough reverted by the main devs later. You'd really have to check the changelogs every day and are on a high risk of bootloops or broken things. Canary builds should only be used for testing things, never on a device which is your daily driver. Just as a reminder.

It's much safer to go with the "alpha" releases, or even the "stable" ones.

Catch you later friends, got to go to work now.

 

[pepa 77]

[QUOTE = "Depressed T.Bear, post: 84189893, Member: 5293862"]Regarding SafetyNet: If it's passing or not depends on various factors. I'll write a more detailed post about it in the very near future (maybe this evening). In short: Magisk must be hidden and the manager name obfuscated. EdXposed needs to have "Pass SafetyNet" option on. Several Google services have to be excluded.
[/QUOTE]
Hi yes SafetyNet goes through Google Pay works but when I try to install an application that needs root on it says it can't run on your device after uninstalling Xposed root works OnePlus 6 OOS 10
PS: in the Xposed setting, the SafetyNet pass item is grayed out and cannot be switched.

 

[sasha007]

I'm on Android 9 and rooted with magisk 21 installed. Tried to install edxposed by installing Ritu core 23.1 and edxposed 0.5.1.4_4655 yahfa (both installed using magisk and got installed successfully and are active in magisk). But when I installed and opened edxposed manager 4.5.7, it says xposed framework is not installed. What's the issue?

 

[pupido]

Is anyone with Note 9 and Android 10 using EdXposed?