[darkrai_24]

I installed xposed sdk 24 zip file manually from the recovery since my device has Android 7.0 but when I finish the flash and I restart the device I remain in bootloop (or at least I think so) since I wait between 4-6min and it does not start, something What happened was that I did not perform the bootsound when showing the bootanimation so I decided to do a factory reset, I would like to know if I had to wait longer in the "bootloop" since I read that when installing xposed for the first time the boot is slow (10min approximately) and also ask if I install systemless xposed through magisk will it be more likely that I will not get a bootloop?

[X3non]

I installed xposed sdk 24 zip file manually from the recovery since my device has Android 7.0 but when I finish the flash and I restart the device I remain in bootloop (or at least I think so) since I wait between 4-6min and it does not start, something What happened was that I did not perform the bootsound when showing the bootanimation so I decided to do a factory reset, I would like to know if I had to wait longer in the "bootloop" since I read that when installing xposed for the first time the boot is slow (10min approximately)

if you're following a guide then you should probably wait as long as instructed to
flashing xposed uninstaller should fix the device
and lastly ensure that you're using the right xposed for your device architecture type, if you re then ensure to try different versions as there's no guarantees which version will work

and also ask if I install systemless xposed through magisk will it be more likely that I will not get a bootloop?

you'd have to try it to find out

[darkrai_24]

I installed xposed sdk 24 zip file manually from the recovery since my device has Android 7.0 but when I finish the flash and I restart the device I remain in bootloop (or at least I think so) since I wait between 4-6min and it does not start, something What happened was that I did not perform the bootsound when showing the bootanimation so I decided to do a factory reset, I would like to know if I had to wait longer in the "bootloop" since I read that when installing xposed for the first time the boot is slow (10min approximately)

if you're following a guide then you should probably wait as long as instructed to
flashing xposed uninstaller should fix the device
and lastly ensure that you're using the right xposed for your device architecture type, if you re then ensure to try different versions as there's no guarantees which version will work

and also ask if I install systemless xposed through magisk will it be more likely that I will not get a bootloop?

you'd have to try it to find out

By different versions you mean version 88,88.1,88.2,89 that appear in the screenshot that I attach? I tried version 89 to arm that if it is the architecture of my device. How could I fix the bootloop if it happened to me with the magisk module? I don't have twrp I have ctr recovery

[X3non]

By different versions you mean version 88,88.1,88.2,89 that appear in the screenshot that I attach?

yes, that's what i meant

I tried version 89 to arm that if it is the architecture of my device.

see https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-13054.html

How could I fix the bootloop if it happened to me with the magisk module? I don't have twrp I have ctr recovery

either factory reset the device OR search for removing magisk modules using adb, it should use the command

Code:

adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modules

[darkrai_24]

By different versions you mean version 88,88.1,88.2,89 that appear in the screenshot that I attach?

yes, that's what i meant

I tried version 89 to arm that if it is the architecture of my device.

see https://forum.hovatek.com/thread-13054.html

How could I fix the bootloop if it happened to me with the magisk module? I don't have twrp I have ctr recovery

either factory reset the device OR search for removing magisk modules using adb, it should use the command

Code:

adb wait-for-device shell magisk --remove-modules

I can use adb when i have a bootloop? How i can use adb if my device dont boot in to system?

[hovatek]

I can use adb when i have a bootloop? How i can use adb if my device dont boot in to system?

Are you unable to boot into recovery mode anymore? If so then just flash back stock system.img

[X3non]

I can use adb when i have a bootloop? How i can use adb if my device dont boot in to system?

you can't use adb if you have bootloop, you should be able to use adb in a custom recovery if not then a factory reset will fix the device

[kelvinchinedu]

If u root with magisk make sure u flash magisk manager for recovery mode,and make sure u use riru and edxposed , if anything goes wrong u can boot to recovery TWRP and go to terminal and type ah /sdcard/mm , from there u disable expose .
Most importantly make sure u reboot after flashing riru core before flashing anything else.and update the exposed manger app