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Since I wrote in the code that every application opening should call log(), accordingly, I expect to see that there will be a whole list of applications in the logs (or at least those that are marked in scope.list), but I don't see anything :(
I created a new project, did everything all over again and got no result.
It is worth noting that if I include other modules, they work as they should.
I might have misunderstood something, for which I apologize, I am not a native English speaker.
Actual behaviour/实际行为
As i already said, nothing works for me :(
There are no logs, no references to errors due to the fact that the module is damaged. But the module is listed and enabled.
Xposed Module List/Xposed 模块列表
Lucky Patcher (disabled), Pixel XPert (disabled)
Root implementation/Root 方案
Magisk 29, SELinux Enforcing
System Module List/系统模块列表
Lucky Patcher, Pixel XPert, Play Integrity Fix, Tricky Store, Wifi force-country-code AU, YetAnotherBootloopProtector, Zapret, LSPosed (Everything is disabled for the test except LSPosed)
LSPosed version/LSPosed 版本
1.10.1 (7184)
Android version/Android 版本
Android 16 QPR 1, Pixel OS, (Android Studio - 2024.3.2)
I installed a ChromeXt and its working fine, as well as Pixel XPert.
But I note that the usual ChromeXt Release version did not work for me, and the module taken from Github Actions worked as it should.
I can reset the phone to factory settings, but it will take a little time, backup is already being prepared
Oh, sorry, but my entire module is a logging code (since I can't go even further than that), this is what it looks like:
public class AppHook implements IXposedHookZygoteInit, IXposedHookInitPackageResources, IXposedHookLoadPackage {
@Override
public void handleInitPackage(LoadPackageParam lpparam) {
XposedBridge.log("Hook triggered for package: " + resparam.packageName);
}
}
To be honest, it's now the 30th hour of work on the module. I have tried all the options for specifying entry points and goal lists (including through the manifest) based on various modules publicly available on Github. To no avail.
Even if I don't use the "sub-interface" methods for the module, I have no idea why:
@Override
public void handleLoadPackage()
It is not a sub-interface (At least that's how I imagine the module to work)
Forgive me, fool, if that's not the case.
I asked ChatGPT if it was possible Xposed couldn't see my module because there was nothing but logs in the handleLoadPackage function - he replied "yes", but from the very beginning I wrote the module right away, since it was extremely simple (and as you can see, I'm here now).
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JingMatrix commentedon Jun 13, 2025
It might be your problem instead of mime:
Please try some well-developped modules, such as
ChromeXt, to confirm first that LSPosed is working well on your device.0mnr0 commentedon Jun 13, 2025
I installed a
ChromeXtand its working fine, as well as Pixel XPert.But I note that the usual
ChromeXtRelease version did not work for me, and the module taken from Github Actions worked as it should.I can reset the phone to factory settings, but it will take a little time, backup is already being prepared
JingMatrix commentedon Jun 13, 2025
Then it is your module problem: you failed to write a functioning module.
Try learn from those mentioned modules.
JingMatrix commentedon Jun 13, 2025
Maybe I didn't make it clear, in my first message, the log
indicated that you failed to properly implement any sub-interface of XposedModule.
0mnr0 commentedon Jun 13, 2025
Oh, sorry, but my entire module is a logging code (since I can't go even further than that), this is what it looks like:
To be honest, it's now the 30th hour of work on the module. I have tried all the options for specifying entry points and goal lists (including through the manifest) based on various modules publicly available on Github. To no avail.
Even if I don't use the "sub-interface" methods for the module, I have no idea why:
It is not a sub-interface (At least that's how I imagine the module to work)
Forgive me, fool, if that's not the case.
I asked ChatGPT if it was possible Xposed couldn't see my module because there was nothing but logs in the handleLoadPackage function - he replied "yes", but from the very beginning I wrote the module right away, since it was extremely simple (and as you can see, I'm here now).