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LSPosed 打不开: Comprehensive Troubleshooting Guide

The LSPosed Framework has taken the Android customization space by storm, offering a stable and light solution for module-based customizations. However, common among many users is this problem: LSPosed not opening or failing to work properly. This guide explores the reasons behind the LSPosed, and actionable solutions are discussed.

Understanding LSPosed and Why It Fails to Open

LSPosed is a Zygisk-based module designed to run the Xposed Framework modules efficiently. Issues opening LSPosed are caused by:

• Incorrectly Configured Magisk Settings: wrong settings for Zygisk and/or DenyList • Conflicting Modules: modules incompatible with the framework of LSPosed. • Device Limitation: Device-specific restrictions or non-compatible Android versions • Outdated/Corrupted Files: Usage of old/broken LSPosed files • SELinux Enforcements: Confining security policies obstruct operation

**Diagnosing the LSPosed 打不开 Issue

Before proceeding to the fixes, ensure proper diagnostics:

  1. Check Magisk Logs: Often, logs show errors about LSPosed not starting.
  2. Verify Module Compatibility: Ensure the modules you’re using support the Android version.
  3. Inspect Device Architecture: Make sure your device supports Zygisk and LSPosed.
  4. Test Framework Installation: Confirm the framework is correctly installed and configured.

How to Fix LSPosed 打不开: Step-by-Step Solutions

**1. Update Magisk and Zygisk

Ensure you are on the latest version of Magisk and Zygisk, as using outdated versions is a leading cause of most LSPosed problems.

2. Check if LSPosed is Properly Installed

Sometimes, LSPosed may not be installed correctly or fully, which causes it not to start up. To check this, follow these steps:

  1. Download the latest LSPosed ZIP from the official GitHub page.
  2. Boot your device into Recovery Mode.
  3. Flash the ZIP file using a custom recovery like TWRP.
  4. Reboot your device and check the LSPosed Manager app.

3. Enable Zygisk in Magisk

For LSPosed to work, Zygisk needs to be enabled in Magisk. Here’s how:

  1. Open Magisk Manager.
  2. Go to Settings and toggle Zygisk to enable.
  3. Reboot your device and make sure the LSPosed framework loads correctly.

**4. Configure DenyList Properly

Incorrectly set up deny list entries could prevent LSPosed from operating. How to fix it:

  1. Open the Magisk Manager.
  2. Press Settings > Configure DenyList.
  3. Exclude LSPosed Manager and all of its associates from the deny list selection.
  4. Restart the device.

5. Clear Cache and Data

Damaged application cache/data might cause problems, such that LSPosed would not load. Clear it from within:  

  1. Go into Settings > Apps > LSPosed Manager.
  2. Tap on Storage & Cache.
  3. Clear both cache and app data.
  4. Relaunch the LSPosed Manager to see if the problem is fixed.

6. Adjust SELinux Settings

Too restrictive SELinux policies may block LSPosed. Temporarily set SELinux to permissive mode:

  1. Open a terminal emulator or use ADB.
  2. Execute the following commands:
    su
setenforce 0
  3. Reboot your device and test LSPosed.

**7. Check Module Compatibility

Some modules may conflict with LSPosed. To identify and solve such issues:

  1. Disable all the installed modules in LSPosed.
  2. Enable them one by one, testing the functionality of LSPosed after each.
  3. Permanently uninstall problematic modules.

8. Reinstall LSPosed Manager

If the LSPosed Manager app does not open, reinstalling it might solve the problem:

  1. Uninstall the existing LSPosed Manager.
  2. Install the latest version from the official source.
  3. Check whether the app works or not.

9. Perform a Clean Flash

If it still doesn’t work, try a clean flash to set things back to default:

  1. Completely uninstall Magisk and LSPosed.
  2. Reflash Magisk using a custom recovery.
  3. Reinstall LSPosed with official instructions.

Best Practices for Using LSPosed

1. Keep All Software Up to Date

Regularly update Magisk, LSPosed, and your modules to avoid compatibility issues.

2. Backup Regularly

Backup your system before making large changes using TWRP.

3. Use Trusted Sources

Only download LSPosed and modules from trusted repositories to avoid malware and broken files.

4. Follow Community Forums

Follow known issues and their fixes on platforms like XDA Developers and GitHub.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Why is LSPosed not opening?

The problem often lies in outdated Magisk, bad settings of Zygisk, or incompatible modules.

**2. LSPosed Manager App crash. How to fix it? Clear the app’s cache and data, or reinstall the newest version of the app.

3. Does SELinux have an effect on LSPosed?

Yes, if SELinux policies are restrictive, LSPosed is blocked. Temporarily switching to permissive mode should help with testing.

**4. Can I use LSPosed without Zygisk?

No.

5. What should I do if none of the fixes work? Clean flash Magisk and LSPosed by following every step to the letter.

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