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Integrating Xposed to AOSP source tree #19
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I haven't tried this myself, and I'm not planning to support pre-installed Xposed officially. However, the installation scripts are open source, so you can check what they do. Feel free to document your progress here. |
To build a pre-installed Xposed ROM, I can think of two different approaches: (assuming Android 5+) Approach 1
Approach 2
I tried the first one, but unfortunately the modified host Q1: In your opinion which approach is better? Q2: With approach 2, I don't know which make files should be changed. Could you please help me to get this done? |
I think I'd try to follow the official docs as close as possible, i.e. check out |
I tried this way, but checking out My only feeling on the matter is that the host So, that's why I decided to switch to the second way. However since you have a pretty good insight on how Xposed works and compiles, could you please test this way yourself and let us know the result? Thank you @rovo89 |
No sorry, I'll have to stop here. I don't have any time to try to compile a ROM this way, nor to investigate why it might fail. If you want to do this, feel free to do so, that's one of the nice things of open source. But you'll have to analyze and fix the errors yourself. |
I'd need to integrate/merge Xposed to AOSP source tree such that when I issue
make
at the AOSP root, it createssystem.img
shipping Xposed framework out-of-the-box.Current installation steps kinda patches an existing non-Xposed image and makes it Xposed installed (via
update-binaries
scripts).Could you please point me out to the way I could approach my goal?
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