It seems that most of the community is gravitating toward disabling forced encryption, so I might be alone here, but I actually like the idea of having the device encrypted.
I rooted my device without flashing twrp (I'll cover the steps I took in just a second) so that it could retain the original stock recovery. I'm trying to keep the device as stock as possible, just with root and xposed.
Steps I took are as follows...
It's successfully rooted and xposed framework is installed, but it's not encrypted, and if I go into Settings -> Security -> Encryption and attempt to encrypt the device, it will just hang for hours at a time.
If anyone can offer any insight as to how I can get it rooted with xposed framework while retaining device encryption, that would be super helpful.
I rooted my device without flashing twrp (I'll cover the steps I took in just a second) so that it could retain the original stock recovery. I'm trying to keep the device as stock as possible, just with root and xposed.
Steps I took are as follows...
- Download
- Enable developer mode on device
- Code:
adb reboot fastboot
- (I had to nuke /data at this point, otherwise it wouldn't boot)Code:
fastboot boot twrp*.img
- Turn on ADB sideload in TWRP
- Code:
adb sideload BETA*.zip
- Code:
adb sideload xposed*.zip
It's successfully rooted and xposed framework is installed, but it's not encrypted, and if I go into Settings -> Security -> Encryption and attempt to encrypt the device, it will just hang for hours at a time.
If anyone can offer any insight as to how I can get it rooted with xposed framework while retaining device encryption, that would be super helpful.
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