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Calendar and Date&time. No location fix needed.
My rom is 1.0.1
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my phones current and past:
Brand phones:- Samsung Galaxy Apollo/Leo/3 - retired, 2x Samsung Galaxy S - gone, Samsung Galaxy Note - stolen , Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos - retired
- Samsung Galaxy S3
- Samsung Galaxy S4 black edition (work issue)
China phones:- Pinphone 3 (never received), Smarty A8 (MTK6515 HTC Chacha clone), iNew V3 - sold
- Xiaomi Redmi 1s - Wife's daily driver
- Xiaomi MI3 64GB with MagicSim on dual bootMIUI v5 (4.8.22) /CM11
Others:
- ZTE Open (FirefoxOS) - now running ICS! -retired from duty.
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It has not to do with MT6592. It's the ROM on the phone that matters. Some it will work, some not. If it goes into bootloop, just go to recovery and run the xposed uninstaller.zip that is automatically put on the phone's SD when installing xposed. Then boom you are fixed.
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2014-04-21, 23:56
(This post was last modified: 2014-04-22, 00:32 by vampirefo.)
After using this I noticed random shutdowns on my phone, I noticed after sometime on nonuse phone was powering off by itself, I ran uninstaller, problem remained, I formatted /system and /data, reinstalled backup and problem never happened again.
So while I don't get bootloops, I get power offs, with this app. the modding of the framework is causing the kernel to power off, Anyway, make a backup before making any changes to your phone, so you can return to a good state if need be.
If you use my scripts or work in your own scripts, your scripts or license should reflect that.
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Not necessarily the framework. It could have been something else the factory reset fixed, or your phone not shutting down now could just be by chance. If you uninstall xposed framework, that's it, it's out of the system.
I'm not saying installing xposed didn't cause the problem, I'm saying that it's only a correlation.
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Working on my SM-N900 (MTK6592)
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Not working in my iOcean G7 (bootloop). Used the xposed uninstaller from CWM to return to life.
After using Xposed in a lot of phones now I can't live without it :-(
If anyone know a way to use in iOcean G7 please give me an advise.
Thanks