Disclaimer: This is not my original work, I'm just sharing this from this original thread, all credits go to @objr and @adlx.xda
A brief description of the mod:
/system/addon.d is a folder in cm13 roms where you put scripts that should run when you flash a new version of the rom. SuperSU uses this feature to maintain root across OTA's. This mod has an addon.d script that backs up all the Xposed module files that were installed in the system prior to flashing, and restores them afterwards thereby securing Xposed support across dirty flashes.
I personally have tested this mod on my 2014818 and it worked flawlessly while upgrading from the official cm13 13'th May nightly to 16'th May nightly. For confirmation, I tested again today while flashing the 17'th May nightly and it still works as intended. The Xposed framework was still installed and the activated modules already running.
Install instructions:
Nothing complex, just flash the 81-Xposed-update-signed.zip file via recovery and you're good to go:good:
If you can't flash the file for some reason, download Xposed-manual.zip, extract the .sh file, move it to /system/addon.d and set permissions to -rwx-xr-x by any root file manager of your choice.
A brief description of the mod:
/system/addon.d is a folder in cm13 roms where you put scripts that should run when you flash a new version of the rom. SuperSU uses this feature to maintain root across OTA's. This mod has an addon.d script that backs up all the Xposed module files that were installed in the system prior to flashing, and restores them afterwards thereby securing Xposed support across dirty flashes.
I personally have tested this mod on my 2014818 and it worked flawlessly while upgrading from the official cm13 13'th May nightly to 16'th May nightly. For confirmation, I tested again today while flashing the 17'th May nightly and it still works as intended. The Xposed framework was still installed and the activated modules already running.
Install instructions:
Nothing complex, just flash the 81-Xposed-update-signed.zip file via recovery and you're good to go:good:
If you can't flash the file for some reason, download Xposed-manual.zip, extract the .sh file, move it to /system/addon.d and set permissions to -rwx-xr-x by any root file manager of your choice.
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