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I installed VirtualXposed to use GameGuardian app on my non-root Android device. Every time I start up the GameGuardian app, I get an error that says "Daemon is not running. This function is not available if the daemon is not running. Wait until daemon starts up. (Did you forget to grant root access? Or is the root not installed?)." My device is non-root Android. So, I don't know how to react to this problem. Is there a specific way to enable VirtualXposed than regular method?
You might have more luck here: XDA Developers Forum. It's all about Android devices, and has more game emphasis by far. I have no clue at all about anything you mentioned, and I see little related to actual Linux, but I could always be wrong. I was once before.
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