Ok i installer SuperUser Aplication and now when i Run SetCPU i get a message |""setCPU could not obtain root access. Did you allow setCPU through Superuser permissions? If you checked Superuser permissions and SetCPU still cannot get root, there may be a permission problem with your ROM"
My ROm is Ex Launcher GO
The Superuser App alone is not enough, you need to actually have rooted your device (which also installs a different su that then uses the settings the Superuser App sets).
Grab one of the many root kernels (CF-Root, mine or w/e else) and you'll be set.
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When I open SetCPU it get a pop up that says Root access not detected, but at the same time I get the standard popup at the bottom that says SetCPU has been granted superuser permission.
For whatever reason SetCPU isnt realizing that it has root access, and then I am not able to change my main profile. I have superuser to remember to allow, and it shows up on the list in superuser as well...
Any ideas? I've tried clearing its permission in superuser, uninstalling/reinstalling setcpu with the same results....
Hi all,
I've rooted my SGS3 via ODIN with CF-Root-SGS3-v6.3. Everything went good and I had root in seconds. One thing I've noticed that this method is installing SuperSU app instead of SuperUser (which I was using on Motorola Defy). It didn't make any difference for me, however after some time I discovered that not all applications works with SuperSU. For instance xMissedCallPatch for exDialer don't even ask for admin permissions. Permission access window from SuperSU just don't POP UP so I can't give that app a root permissions. There was some more examples but can't remeber which one. TitaniumBackup and few other works good.
And here comes the problem:
I wanted to change from SuperSU to SuperUser, so I've installed SuperUser from market, however that does not make him as default app to handle root requests. So... I went to SuperSU settings and clicked "Switch Superuser application". That deleted SuperSU as default app to handle root, but again it didn't make SuperUser as default also. So, none of SuperSU or SuperUser were default apps to handle root
So, trying to make this out, I've uninstalled SuperUser and made ODIN again with CF-Root-SGS3-v6.3. All procedure went as expected but SuperSU still isn't default app to handle root. Now when I'm launching TitaniumBackup (for instance) it just says that it can't work because it has no root rights. As previously no Permission access window from SuperSU.
Do you have any ideas?
OK, my fault.
I've accidentaly used CF-Root-SGS3-v6.3 instead of v6.4. After ODIN with v6.4 everything works great. Even apps which hadn't popups from SuperSU previously now work. For example xMissedCallPath for exDialer now works somehow.
Sorry to bother you all, topic to close.
I just downloaded CM7.2 on my Galaxy551, using this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1861186
The phone has root, but it gives root access to everything without superuser prompting.
I tryied to update the su binary but it stops at "Making sure new su works"
It just freezes there.
Any help?
Hi mtbrandao,
you could look into SuperSu settings. There you should see under "Access" the option "Default access". If it's on "Grant" that's the trigger for the problem.
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Hi mtbrandao,
you could look into SuperSu settings. There you should see under "Access" the option "Default access". If it's on "Grant" that's the trigger for the problem.
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I downloaded SuperSu from Play store.
It works OK. Asks for permission and everything.
If I uninstall and install SuperUser, it doens't asks for permission.
SuperSu works (prompt), SuperUser doesn't (prompt).
I will using SuperSu until I can fix SuperUser
I have CM10.2 with Googy max kernel and latest SuperSU. When I'm running some apps (restart camera, some tasker tasks, etc) Supersu automatically denied root permission without promoting. But some apps it work (ROM manager, ROM toolbox, root checker, triangle away, etc. ). Then I use its full unroot option and reboot and again flash supersu zip. But no luck.
I can't see root permission deny apps list. Supersu only show allow app list.
But if I use "grant" (in Access) then there's no issue. I face this issue only if I selected "promote" option with some apps.
How do I fix this issue?
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Hi! Guys i am facing a awkward problem
My Device-Samsung Galaxy Ace GT-S5830I aka Cooperve
ROM-ACEJB 2.0 BY BRIJESHP(Stock Based Custom Rom 2.3.6 GINGERBREAD XXLA1)
Kernel-Thunder Kernel 2.6.35.7(Custom Kernel already rooted with busybox)
I have SuperSu v.2.4.7 By Chainfire to manage my root access!
But the app crashes several times so i decided to use another superuser app!
I saw there is an option in supersu called "Switch to another superuser app"
I clicked on it after it is done! I rebooted and installed Superuser by chainsDD
and uninstalled supersu.
I opened root validator to check everything is ok or not.
It said everything is ok!
But suddenly strucks on my mind there is no prompt opened for granting superuser permission(ALLOW\DENY)then how could the app gets root permission!
I opened apps like nofrills cpu control,rom toolbox,link2sd,swapper for root and some other root apps they are working fine but there is no prompt to allow or deny showing up!
I opened superuser by chainsdd it said su binary found and showing its location in green colour!
But in apps sections no app is showing there and logs are also empty.
wHICH strucks me most!
I uninstalled superuser by chainsdd.Now i have no supersuser app but still root apps are working and getting root permission
HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE?
PLEASE HELP ME!
If i will not fix this my device will became vulnerable to threats!
(sorry for my english)