text: Say hello to... EdXposed, successor of Xposed!:laugh: EdXposed is a Riru module, trying to provide an ART hooking framework which delivers consistent APIs with the original Xposed, open-source, stable, low invasiveness and fast. Support Android...
  I am using samsung s20 plus SM G985F Edxposed on but can't read the module at all I have tried some modules but still can't
  hello ,can u pls solve my problem ,i am on android 10, rooted my phone n instal edxposed,bt m chrome keeps crashing after installing edxposed..can pls anyone solve my problem
  Besides the Xposed module "VolumeSteps (1.3.1)", is there another module that divides the volume of the phone into smaller steps? VolumeSteps had the last update 4/2016. I installed it, but I don't think the module works under Q. The sequence of steps set there has no effect.
  I've now experimented a little with EdXposed on Android 11 as well. I think Android 11 generally needs Riru 22+ ...
  You should follow the link from @bitpushr at the beginning and read about the procedure of the EdXposed installation there.
  
  as some of you may know by now amazon has released its Amazon fire Tv witch is like apple tv.... so what i want to know is this an android OS because its uses the app store and has games like Minecraft or Need For Speed... if theres aonther forum for plases let me know
  The Amazon Fire TV like the Kindle Fire series of devices runs a heavily modified version of the Android operating system. As far root access goes, I'm sure in due time the development community will root the device and allow you to install Google apps that include the framework files necessary for the Play Store to work properly.
  well i do know you can plug it into a computer with adb so getting root won't be that hard...if you brick i wonder if you can use something like fastboot
  They may have taken a different attitude then with the kindle fire devices which came with locked bootloaders. Out of curiosity can you pull the build.prop and upload it. Additionally try running the command:
  I'll post when mine comes in two days i was at a my buddy's house when i tested it out.....as I recall to access /system/ on the kindle Fire HD , HDX
  and any other android you don't need root permissions to access to build.prop how ever you would need root access to edit it (duh) that is if apps like es file explore Or Astro File manager work.
  If you take it apart, there are easily accessible UART and JTAG ports. If I have time, I'll dig further over the weekend. Somebody, please beat me to this.
  The problem is that adb is accessible over IP only (or at least I have not yet found other way) and I cannot do fastboot.
  build.prop attached. Also, here is a (mostly useless) boot log from the internal serial port (115200-8N1)
  If you look in the back there's a usb port I'm going to try using usb to usb from it to my computer...
  Yeah, try that, and if it does not work, also try plugging that port into your electrical outlet. Result will be more or less the same, but the latter is more spectacular.
  It doesn't necessarily have to be such a spectacular view I recall USB on one of the Android dongles being host and if small reset button was held while plugging it into a computer, it was possible to rewrite the flash of the device.
  thought i would throw in here that my Fire TV arrived yesterday and so i plugged it in, did mandatory immediate software update, watch mandatory 5 minute unskippable tutorial video, and then experienced constant reboots on everything i tried to do with it.
  i thought well it just did an update and i dont have any real data on it so lets try a factory reset which i did. after that i had to watch the mandatory video again since i did a reset ughh!
  so now it fires up and IF it allows me to move the menu option without a reboot then it will either wait until i hit play to reboot or if all of that actauly works and i get a video to start playing then within 15 minutes i will be presented with a loud constant beep followed by (you guessed it) a reboot.
  i have called and they are replacing it but i am not sure that is going to help and i usually wait for the first round to go out before i buy something but i was about to buy another Roku when this was announced so i jumped.
  anyway have you tried plugging an lan ethernet cable from it to the computer hey you never know. if not i'm going to try messing with the UART and JTAG ports but i don't have mine yet so i'll have to wait....
  Nicely done as always Justin! Anyone know if this comes with a locked bootloader (I'm assuming it does)?