boot loop. and messed up the serial number too so I couldn't flash any stock firmware. Fortunately, ASUS had this firmware for downgrading their Android L to KK.
last question. sorry for the follow up question since i just thought of it now. did the bootloop happen after installation of xposed framework or after activation of the root hiding module? thanks for the answer! this got me curious
Just the installation of xposed framework. Actually, I'm not sure if I did it right. Just downloaded "Xposed installer". At first I thought it didn't install since I didn't see any new app or noticed anything different with my phone. But then when Play store wouldn't update any of my apps, I restarted the phone and that's when my phone went through the Asus logo and stayed forever on the Asus screen with the spinning progress circle. Not sure if that's what you'd call a boot loop.
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since i had experience with an asus phone, maybe you didnt wait long enough. and i do mean 2-5hours of waiting. thats what happened to my asus phone before. kaya nakaka badtrip. not on xposed though. nag update ako ng firmware and it seemed to take forever to boot. i thought it was a bootloop but googled regarding updating the firmware. literally HOURS of waiting for the damned update to finish.
and also, i think xposed installer is just what it says it is. "installer". so i think you still need to download the actual installer for it to work. probably a better idea to just sideload the xposed installer instead of using that one from the play store.
maganda nga ang xposed. it complements magisk. may mga modules na sa xposed lang makikita. meron din na magisk lang. so its a good idea to have both. and also, pag pareho sila meron nung module, make sure that you only use one at a time. dun ka magkakaroon ng bootloop or slow down