Question: What to do when Xposed doesn't read N-Ify settings?

[jahirfiquitiva]

Description

I would like to know what else can one do to make Xposed read this module settings. I already tried rebooting, reinstalling the app, deleting cache/data, and I made sure SELinux was set to Permissive. The problem still persists.

What I can't understand is how other modules can work without this "restriction".

Also, I would like to know what else can one do to make this work properly, besides those things. I mean, there must be something one could do, or not?

Please help me. Thanks in advance.

Module version (build version) Build 757

[Freewander10]

I made a post here about the order of installation. Seems to have helped a few persons. You can check it out and see if it works for you too.

[licaon-kter]

I'm seeing a lot off boot loops when upgrading N-ify...

But on point, what I do:

• install/activate
• setup
• use a root aware file manager (eg. Total Commander), navigate to /data/data/tk.wasdennnoch.androidn_ify/shared_files and for that XML I change permissions from 660 (RW-RW----) to 666 (RW-RW-RW-)
• reboot

[Freewander10]

No. Those aren't the correct permission. Change them to 664 or 777.

[licaon-kter]

Why would you give eXecutable rights!?

[jahirfiquitiva]

@Freewander10 Thanks it worked. Followed the installation steps and changed permissions to 777. After some reboots and trial-error, I had it working.

Btw, I still think developers should do something about this, because other modules work fine.

[Freewander10]

@licaon-kter because it probably won't work if you don't. I can't specifically say why it requires it though. But if you want to get it working without changing permissions. Check out the link I posted earlier to the post on xda. And follow those instructions.

@jahirfiquitiva no problem bro. And MrWasdennnoch is already working on that.

[wasdennnoch]

The snapshots should already set the permissions to 0664, but apparently that doesn't work right yet.