I got a question for you ShaunMT. In my case (only rooted) if i install xposed and end up in a bootloop there is a way to revert back or not? I mean with factory reset from stock recovery can i pass bootloop?
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Ok ShaunMT tnx. So waiting for the compatible recovery make a nandroid and try these things on my device.
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xposed framework should be fine. I've used it on mine. It should work on any rooted device.well i have 2 questions if anyone can answer me.
1. Can this tablet handle xposed framework? ( i was going to try and see but without a nandroid backup is no go for me right now.
I've never tried changing the dpi.2.Anyone have try to change the dpi on this tablet? i want to try the Nexus 7 dpi that if i am not making mistake is 213.This tablet have 160. Well nexus 7 have a 7inch display but i don't know if that makes any difference.
Worst case scenario no matter what you do to the system partition, is the tablet won't boot into android. As long you don't mess up the bootloader partition, you should always be able to reboot to recovery and reflash the ROM.
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well i have 2 questions if anyone can answer me.
1. Can this tablet handle xposed framework? ( i was going to try and see but without a nandroid backup is no go for me right now.
2.Anyone have try to change the dpi on this tablet? i want to try the Nexus 7 dpi that if i am not making mistake is 213.This tablet have 160. Well nexus 7 have a 7inch display but i don't know if that makes any difference.Leave a comment:
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