Whatever script I try to install with
Code:
sh install.sh
I always got this response
Code:
sh: Can't open istall.sh
I did the first code after
su
cd to the directed folder
Please help, really confused here
I use vista 32bit for OS, does it somehow related?
Or do I need to copy the install.sh into that directed folder?
Help needed >.<
Thanks
THIS WON'T WORK ON SE SOFTWARE!
download THIS
push all files to your device
in wich map do you need to place the files?
don't worry they are in the right map in the donwload
when you pused them all set all permission to 777 (chmod 0777 /system/*file) or check all checkboxes in rootexplorer
when you've done that open up /system/build.prop
and add this line at the end
ro.config.play.bootsound=1
now reboot
if you are thinking "wtf is he talking about?" then DO NOT TRY THIS! this is for advance user only
Enjoy
Thanks Owain, this is one of the little things that makes u smile XD
I've got just a problem (don't kick me please ):
I've downloaded a terminal emulator but when I type "adb shell" it says "permission denied" with "su" I get the superuser permissions, and again, with the "adb shell" command it says "adb: not found".
I know, there's something I should know, what exactly? Or where can I find infos about this?
Thanks XD
LordSnow said:
Thanks Owain, this is one of the little things that makes u smile XD
I've got just a problem (don't kick me please ):
I've downloaded a terminal emulator but when I type "adb shell" it says "permission denied" with "su" I get the superuser permissions, and again, with the "adb shell" command it says "adb: not found".
I know, there's something I should know, what exactly? Or where can I find infos about this?
Thanks XD
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you dont have to type adb shell on mobile
that is only when u use terminal from pc
when you open terminal do you see "#" before you typ somthing on the line?
if yes don't typ in su
if not try su
but on terminal emulator don't use adb shell
hi owain,
i tried this one but unfortunately it doesn't seem to work..
after flashing the .zip file with xrec i type this one into terminal emulator:
su
enablebootsound
bootsoundon
but at enablebootsound it says: not found.
when i type bootsoundon it says: boot sound enabled..
but i don't get any sound at boot at all
can someone try
sh ./system/bin/enablebootsound
and not just enablebootsound ??
Owain94, have tried your sh command. Have attached result.
pbezza said:
Owain94, have tried your sh command. Have attached result.
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can you try to mount /system and /data in rootexplorer
then do this
su
sh ./system/bin/enablebootsound
bootsoundon
reboot
and report back if it works?
thanks in advance
Do you mean mount as r/w? /system and /data are mounted as r/w. There was no option to mount /data as r/w or r/o but it was r/w by default.
Drocap image attached.
Rebooted but still no sound.
owain94 said:
can you try to mount /system and /data in rootexplorer
then do this
su
sh ./system/bin/enablebootsound
bootsoundon
reboot
and report back if it works?
thanks in advance
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Hey owain,
this is great thanks for this. But it is also not working for me even when mounting system and data as r/w, and i followed you steps that ive quoted. Anyway if you need anything else just let me know.
Oh and heres my screenshot.
Cheers,
Jeremy.
owain94 said:
THIS WON'T WORK ON SE SOFTWARE!
you know the nice boot sound some devices got?
i really liked it and i did want it so badly so i made an script for it wich can be flashed thru xRecovery
download it here!
when you reboot you hear nothing
this is because you can turn it on and off
enablebootsound
bootsoundoff
bootsoundon
newbootsound
to enable do this in terminal ONE LINE EACH TIME
Code:
adb shell
su
enablebootsound
bootsoundon
and if you want another boot sound place the mp3 on you sdcard and rename it to "android_audio.mp3" without quotes ofc and then typ this NOTE: don't do it with a song it will probz not work
Code:
adb shell
su
newbootsound
Enjoy
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Ok, do you mean :
''enablebootsound
bootsoundoff
bootsoundon
newbootsound
to enable do this in terminal ONE LINE EACH TIME '', OR :
''to enable do this in terminal ONE LINE EACH TIME
Code:
adb shell
su
enablebootsound
bootsoundon
''
I've tried both, but they dont work (terminal emulator) ..
Look at attached pics
excellent,
will try this on droid explorer when I get home.
hi owain,
tried with the newer instructions you gave us but i get the same result as pbezza an jeremyward420
also tried but doesn't work...
Not sure but think I found part of the problem...
If you remove the ! from the first line of the enablebootsound file, when you type enablebootsound it comes up with
Code:
preparing system...
in/proc/mounted /system
mkdir failed for -p, file exists
checking previous boot sound installation...
enablebootsound: 65: syntax error: end of file unexpected (expecting "then")
projectsome said:
Not sure but think I found part of the problem...
If you remove the ! from the first line of the enablebootsound file, when you type enablebootsound it comes up with
Code:
preparing system...
in/proc/mounted /system
mkdir failed for -p, file exists
checking previous boot sound installation...
enablebootsound: 65: syntax error: end of file unexpected (expecting "then")
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no no no
the ! is supposed to be there
it got an syntax error i will post manually way within a couple hours
owain94 said:
no no no
the ! is supposed to be there
it got an syntax error i will post manually way within a couple hours
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It's nothing we've done then ? xP
updated first post with working version
owain94 said:
THIS WON'T WORK ON SE SOFTWARE!
download THIS
push all files to your device
in wich map do you need to place the files?
don't worry they are in the right map in the donwload
when you pused them all set all permission to 777 (chmod 0777 /system/*file) or check all checkboxes in rootexplorer
when you've done that open up /system/build.prop
and add this line at the end
ro.config.play.bootsound=1
now reboot
if you are thinking "wtf is he talking about?" then DO NOT TRY THIS! this is for advance user only
Enjoy
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Don't put the .rar file on sdcard ? extract it and put those in ?
Edit : Sorry, I guess I am that noob that shouldn't try this xD
But I rlly rlly want it! Could you explain a little easier ?
Dumb question ; what does ''push the files'' mean ? is it to move/copy the files from sdcard to system? xP
(the only thing I need help with is :
push all files to your device
in wich map do you need to place the files?
don't worry they are in the right map in the donwload
when you pused them all set all permission to 777 (chmod 0777 /system/*file) or check all checkboxes in rootexplorer)
owain94 said:
THIS WON'T WORK ON SE SOFTWARE!
download THIS
push all files to your device
in wich map do you need to place the files?
don't worry they are in the right map in the donwload
when you pused them all set all permission to 777 (chmod 0777 /system/*file) or check all checkboxes in rootexplorer
when you've done that open up /system/build.prop
and add this line at the end
ro.config.play.bootsound=1
now reboot
if you are thinking "wtf is he talking about?" then DO NOT TRY THIS! this is for advance user only
Enjoy
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Works fine on CM7 =)
ok and exactly what this do?
Hey guys
sorry to bother you with this but since I'm not allowed to post in the developer-forum with less than 10 posts I need to ask here:
I'm running Uruk 1.5RC1 on my 101 and want to upgrade to 1.5 stable.
There's a fix I need to apply first and it says:
lease copy this file to /.upgrade/ directory (if it's not there - create it) - and restart your device (during boot you should see for few seconds update message with progress bar)
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I don't have that directory and if I want to create it it says that it is already there but I don't see it. So I can't access it to paste the file.
Any help?
Thank you very much!
Do you navigate in your folders as Su?(Super User)
Yep, I'm using ES with su-right and I can see the directories.
Except for the one I need I gues...
Do you have a terminal app?
Try something like this:
su
pwd
ls
Then tell me if you see it
I tried terminal and it's not there.
Try to copy the file with terminal
Code:
Su
cd [where you have the file]
Sudo cp [filename] /../.upgrade
This should work
Greets,
Lenn
Thanks. I guess you meant ".update" instead of ".upgrade"?
Anyways, I tried both (without any errors) but there's no update sequence for the fix when I reboot and the update itself still fails.
Try
Code:
su
Cd /../
sudo mkdir .upgrade
With that you create a folder
"Cannpt create directory '.upgrade': File exists"
Why isn't it visible with ES?!
I dont know...
Try it with
Code:
su
cd /../.upgrade
sudo rmdir -r
This should remove the directory, after that try to create a new one like i wrote above
Ok, this is weird now:
"can't cd to /../.upgrade"
When I try .update it says
"rmdir: invalid option --r"
boert said:
Ok, this is weird now:
"can't cd to /../.upgrade"
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Try it to do first cd /../ and then cd /.upgrade
When I try .update it says
"rmdir: invalid option --r"
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hm... try it without -r (-r is a value to delete also the folders in the directory)
Thanks for your help so far, I appreciate it!
It says:
"can't cd to /.upgrade"
Trying the same command in ".update", which obviously exists (I can acess it) is "invalid option" (with -r) or missing operand (without -r).
I dont have so much linux-experience like other guys around here, sorry..
I think the mrdir command is old.. try it with rm -r
I made it.
Did it again from the scratch with some help from a Linux beginners guide (worked with rm -rf /../xyz/) and updated to 1.5 stable.
Thanks for the help guys!
I am following this right here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2152819
And i keep getting command not found even though i am sure its right.
Code:
~/AlienKernel3.0-alien-4 $ export CROSS_COMPILE=/home/user/ndk/android-ndk-r9c/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.8/prebuilt/linux-x86_64/bin/arm-linux-androideabi-
Code:
sudo make clean && sudo make mrproper
Code:
make: /home/dm47021/Android/toolchains/arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-linaro_4.8.2-2013.08/bin/arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-gcc: Command not found
/bin/bash: /scripts/gcc-version.sh: No such file or directory
make: /home/dm47021/Android/toolchains/arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-linaro_4.8.2-2013.08/bin/arm-unknown-linux-gnueabi-gcc: Command not found
/bin/bash: /scripts/gcc-version.sh: No such file or directory
[email protected] ~/AlienKernel3.0-alien-4 $
Could someone Plz shed some light.
BUMP
O.P.P said:
I am following this right here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2152819
And i keep getting command not found even though i am sure its right.
Code:
~/AlienKernel3.0-alien-4 $ export CROSS_COMPILE=/home/user/ndk/android-ndk-r9c/toolchains/arm-linux-androideabi-4.8/prebuilt/linux-/bin/bash: /scripts/gcc-version.sh: No such file or directory
[email protected] ~/AlienKernel3.0-alien-4 $
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Does /scripts/gcc-version.sh exist?
theprogramguy said:
Does /scripts/gcc-version.sh exist?
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Yeah its in the Alienkernel folder.
O.P.P said:
Yeah its in the Alienkernel folder.
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So it's:
~/AlienKernel3.0-alien-4/scripts/gcc-version.sh
Right?
theprogramguy said:
So it's:
~/AlienKernel3.0-alien-4/scripts/gcc-version.sh
Right?
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Yeah.
Looks like AlienKernel... is not the current directory when the "missing" file is requested. That's the best I can figure.
I am running Ubuntu 14.04 x64. I installed the ADB packages through apt-get:
sudo apt-get install android-tools-fastboot
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb
Then I downloaded ioroot.zip, extracted it and did:
chmod +x ioroot.sh
When I run ioroot.sh I get the following errors:
Determining device model and firmware version...
./ioroot.sh: line 93: SLEEP: command not found
./ioroot.sh: line 94: ./adblinux: Permission denied
./ioroot.sh: line 95: ./adblinux: Permission denied
./ioroot.sh: line 96: ./adblinux: Permission denied
No matching phone found. Full device info below.
Post device info in IOroot thread.
./ioroot.sh: line 1683: ./adblinux: Permission denied
./ioroot.sh: line 1684: ./adblinux: Permission denied
./ioroot.sh: line 1685: ./adblinux: Permission denied
./ioroot.sh: line 1686: ./adblinux: Permission denied
Press enter to continue...
So, what does that mean?
My main goal is to root, install recovery and install Cyanogenmod.
I have Googled like crazy. Can't figure out what the problem is. I guess I leave it alone. The phone works fine without CM, just a lot of bloat from LG. I don't think I have the skills for this.
mooreted said:
I have Googled like crazy. Can't figure out what the problem is. I guess I leave it alone. The phone works fine without CM, just a lot of bloat from LG. I don't think I have the skills for this.
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I had the same problems. I found the solution and posted it here. It may help you :
forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=59374674&postcount=43