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@USnwst Please test the CI build https://github.com/JingMatrix/LSPosed/actions/runs/14122892276 |
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I reinstalled this LSPosed, but it still doesn't display anything. Here is the log file: |
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Crucial logs are I have no clear idea why this is happening, have you tried a complete uninstallation ? |
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LSPosed_2025-03-28T22_42_35.196997.zip I'm having the same problem(#235), here's my log (version 7177, CI build). I can confirm that lsposed was completely removed before installing 7177, KernelSU manager doesn't have lsposed, /data/adb doesn't have lsposed, /data/adb/modules doesn't have it either. But my reported error seem to be different from @USnwst : |
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I found that by installing the apk I was able to enable the module in lsposed manager. |
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The folder where the settings are located is /data/adb/lspd |
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@yuche Could you please explain more about your sentence Moreover, please upload your logs again. There were errors I didn't understand in your previous logs. |
maybe he meant by installed manager apk manually |
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My problem was solved by disabling DNS over HTTPS and I was able to pull remote repositories. I've never used lsposed before, I used to think that the lsposed module was only installable from a remote CDN, but it's actually installable from anywhere you get the apk. |
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Reworks the `initDB` function to resolve critical failures. - Prevents a "no such table: configs" crash on fresh installs by deferring the compilation of CREATE TABLE statements until their dependencies are met. - Fixes a "duplicate column" error by correcting the initial schema and letting migration logic add new columns. - Replaces the fragile fall-through switch and nested transactions with a robust, sequential upgrade process inside a single atomic transaction.
Reworks the `initDB` function to resolve critical failures. - Prevents a "no such table: configs" crash on fresh installs by deferring the compilation of CREATE TABLE statements until their dependencies are met. - Fixes a "duplicate column" error by correcting the initial schema and letting migration logic add new columns. - Replaces the fragile fall-through switch and nested transactions with a robust, sequential upgrade process inside a single atomic transaction.
(code 1 SQLITE_ERROR).