Android - Any way to fix a corrupt system partition?

[Uptivuptiz]

Hi all,

 

I have rooted my OnePlus 3T (with android 7.1.1 and OxygenOS 4.5.1) and installed xposed. After a while I wanted to use Snapchat (Yes, all in the name of Snapchat.) and I couldn't log in so I tried to unroot and uninstall xposed, but as I quilcky found out was that my system partition is corrupt.... The phone still boots and operates fine, however I can't unroot....... Any suggestions?

[Levent]

if your phone boots and operates fine I am %100 certain your system partition is fine, if your system partition were to be corrupted your phone wouldnt boot.

[Uptivuptiz]

8 minutes ago, Levent said:

if your phone boots and operates fine I am %100 certain your system partition is fine, if your system partition were to be corrupted your phone wouldnt boot.

Ok then. So can you explain why xposed tells me it is when i try to uninstall it?  

[Levent]

12 minutes ago, Uptivuptiz said:

Ok then. So can you explain why xposed tells me it is when i try to uninstall it?  

Ok then start by telling if you used systemless xposed (aka magisk xposed), then the error that app gives then the logcat   also you posted this in the wrong section  

[Uptivuptiz]

11 minutes ago, Levent said:

Ok then start by telling if you used systemless xposed (aka magisk xposed), then the error that app gives then the logcat  

Now, I can't remember if it's systemless, but here's the error log:

[Linus_torvalds]

1 hour ago, Uptivuptiz said:

Now, I can't remember if it's systemless, but here's the error log:

It's not corrupt it's in read only mode. If you have root access mount it in rw mode

[Uptivuptiz]

Just now, mate_mate91 said:

It's not corrupt it's in read only mode. If you have root access mount it in rw mode

rw mode? As in Recovery mode with TWRP? If that' the case I get the same error when I try it there...

 

[Linus_torvalds]

5 hours ago, Uptivuptiz said:

rw mode? As in Recovery mode with TWRP? If that' the case I get the same error when I try it there...

 

rw mode = read write mode.

open terminal:

su

1. Choose one: (for security mount /system back to RO when finished)

   • Mount system RW: mount -o rw,remount /system
   • Mount system RO: mount -o ro,remount /system

[Uptivuptiz]

1 hour ago, mate_mate91 said:

rw mode = read write mode.

open terminal:

su

1. Choose one: (for security mount /system back to RO when finished)

   • Mount system RW: mount -o rw,remount /system
   • Mount system RO: mount -o ro,remount /system

And that's it? Thanks for the help so far