I'll see what I can do to have better compatibility with flashfire. Which busybox did you use?
Please tell, we don't have much activity here in this thread
I haven't tried Xposed because the author said it was not ready for Nougat...
Ok so given what I put this phone through already, I decided to try it out.
1)
Download FlashFire and install. Make sure it's granted root access. It might force close the first time, just swipe it closed in recent button and reopen it.
2) Download the .zip and installer
from here.
3) Via ADB, install the Xposed APK, but DO NOT open the app yet.:
Code:
adb root
adb install nameofpackage.apk
4) Place the .zip it into internal storage (sdcard). I pushed it through ADB:
Code:
adb root
adb push nameofzip.zip /sdcard
5) Open FlashFire. Tap the '+' at the bottom right and select 'Flash ZIP or OTA'. Find the .zip you just put on your sdcard and select it.
4) In the 'options' window, please select 'mount /system read/write'. make sure ONLY that option is selected. Tap the check mark at the upper right.
5) Some say to do a davlik and cache wipe. If you have a near freshly flashed device or out of the box new, I wouldn't wipe anything. I have had some issues when flashing Xposed via FlashFire on this device when doing so. BUT, if you're like me and like to walk on the wild side; tap the plus sign again, select wipe and select davlik and cache ONLY. Tap the check mark.
6) I've done this next step both ways, but not sure if it makes a difference. It might though I have no real idea. Make sure the Wipe cache is first, then Xposed. I am on a fresh ROM so I did not wipe cache at all.
7) After reboot, go to the Xposed App and tap it. You're welcome.