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Has there been anything on rooting directly from the phone?
And has anyone made an update.zip with unlockd boot?
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Yes, you can root directly from your phone by using terminal emulator but you have to put photon-torpedo.tar to /data/tmp first. I rooted my photon on the phone itself.
GraphicDemon said:
Has there been anything on rooting directly from the phone?
And has anyone made an update.zip with unlockd boot?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1216143
A little bit of reading goes a long, long way. This thread will tell you the current state of the art.
urcboss07 said:
Yes, you can root directly from your phone by using terminal emulator but you have to put photon-torpedo.tar to /data/tmp first. I rooted my photon on the phone itself.
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Ok can you please tell me how you got terminal to process your commands. I get permission denied every time I use terminal to try and do anything with /data. I obviously need root to complete the commands using terminal to write to anything besides the sd. I would appreciate any help. Thanks in advance.
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Ok I tried using it from phone but how u push it to data without using comp
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Did you install superuser from market? You also need to install Superuser and push photon-torpedo.tar to /data/tmp
then type the following in terminal emulator:
cd /data/tmp
/bin/tar xf /data/tmp/photon-torpedo.tar
/data/tmp/photon-torpedo.sh
/data/tmp/install-su.sh
Just say "THANKS" to Edgan for great work and job well done.
urcboss07 said:
Did you install superuser from market? You also need to install Superuser and push photon-torpedo.tar to /data/tmp
then type the following in terminal emulator:
cd /data/tmp
/bin/tar xf /data/tmp/photon-torpedo.tar
/data/tmp/photon-torpedo.sh
/data/tmp/install-su.sh
Just say "THANKS" to Edgan for great work and job well done.
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Not sure if you were responding to me or the other guy but my MacBook and my Linux laptop both recognize my phone but they both say its offline when I try and use a adb. Some people say they have done this root without the computer and just using the terminal on the phone but I get permission denied messages since it needs root. I have super user installed but that does me no good without root. I want to know how they got past the permission denied using the terminal on the phone?
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Not sure if you were responding to me or the other guy but my MacBook and my Linux laptop both recognize my phone but they both say its offline when I try and use a adb. Some people say they have done this root without the computer and just using the terminal on the phone but I get permission denied messages since it needs root. I have super user installed but that does me no good without root. I want to know how they got past the permission denied using the terminal on the phone?
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Exactly I'm having same problem. I m not understanding how I can push it to that part of the phone without root.
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GraphicDemon said:
Exactly I'm having same problem. I m not understanding how I can push it to that part of the phone without root.
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Make sure you have USB debugging checked. Menu > settings > applications > development. This was my problem when I first tried to adb the file to the /data/tmp folder on the phone.
Also, I was getting an error at "Run /data/tmp/photon-torpedo.sh," but I just ignored it and kept going. It worked. You can use root checker from the market to verify that you have root.
my2cents said:
Make sure you have USB debugging checked. Menu > settings > applications > development. This was my problem when I first tried to adb the file to the /data/tmp folder on the phone.
Also, I was getting an error at "Run /data/tmp/photon-torpedo.sh," but I just ignored it and kept going. It worked. You can use root checker from the market to verify that you have root.
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Thanks for the advice but the both of us are not using adb. I always have debugging enabled. We are both trying to do this from or phones with terminal. An update zip would be amazing :~)
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Thanks for the advice but the both of us are not using adb. I always have debugging enabled. We are both trying to do this from or phones with terminal. An update zip would be amazing :~)
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Ok. I thought one of you was trying to use a Mac or something to push the file then use terminal. And an update.zip would be awesome!
my2cents said:
Ok. I thought one of you was trying to use a Mac or something to push the file then use terminal. And an update.zip would be awesome!
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I was trying to use adb with my Mac and my Linux laptop but both give me "device offline" when I use adb. I'm going to try a different USB cable as I have seen this happen before and a different cable works but I find it hard to believe that i'm the only one that used stock cable and does not work
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What happened to that person said they did everything from phone?
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GraphicDemon said:
What happened to that person said they did everything from phone?
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Lol, I guess they all vanished! Funny thing is that I am not new to Linux and those are busybox commands which
1: busybox does not come installed on the factory ROM and
2: even if you install it from the market it still needs root access.
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So what are we developing in this thread again?
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Custodian said:
So what are we developing in this thread again?
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If you cannot help then just save your useless comment! Your bringing back bad memories from the EVO forum. That forum was full of bashers and flamers.
smoothone said:
Lol, I guess they all vanished! Funny thing is that I am not new to Linux and those are busybox commands which
1: busybox does not come installed on the factory ROM and
2: even if you install it from the market it still needs root access.
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Yeah tell me about it, wish they would just make a damn step sheet it's getting ridiculous.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=16904179
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I use file explorer and I have tried to move an apk. File to my system and it gets denied. I'm able to uninstall apps from my system but unable to move a file to my system.
Yes, I am rooted.
Thanks for the help!
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Google is your friend. Grant whatever file explorer you're working with super user permissions.
root explorer maybe. use "MOUNT R/W" and u be able to move apps.
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Hello, I am trying to install viper4android and I cannot place the APK into the system apps folder, I just get operation failed. I have tried ES and Solid explorer. Only other way I can think of is a zip install from recovery, how would I make that?
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Hello, I am trying to install viper4android and I cannot place the APK into the system apps folder, I just get operation failed. I have tried ES and Solid explorer. Only other way I can think of is a zip install from recovery, how would I make that?
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Are you mounting r/w?
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hexitnow said:
Are you mounting r/w?
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I read that I had to do that, but cant find it anywhere. Where would that be? Will I use Terminal Emulator?
xShockz said:
I read that I had to do that, but cant find it anywhere. Where would that be? Will I use Terminal Emulator?
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Using es file explorer hit the menu button, root explorer, then mount as r/w.
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hexitnow said:
Using es file explorer hit the menu button, root explorer, then mount as r/w.
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Thanks, I figured out how to do it in Solid Explorer just as you replied! :laugh:
Hi there,
SOLVED
I first of all want to thank you all for the amazing guides you have on rooting phones. I managed to do it and I have never attempted anything like this before. So thank you!
Okay, so I have an issue with my phone. I cannot do anything with the /system/app folder, I cannot delete, I cannot rename and it's driving me up the wall.
I flashed my phone with Generic Firmware so I could use Towelroot to root the phone. It all worked well and all apps show that my phone is rooted. But no matter what I cannot for the life of me get anything to work. It is as if I do not have permissions to modify /system/
Any help would be great. I am using an xperia z2 and will be happy to answer any questions about what I've done.
SPGSean said:
Hi there,
I first of all want to thank you all for the amazing guides you have on rooting phones. I managed to do it and I have never attempted anything like this before. So thank you!
Okay, so I have an issue with my phone. I cannot do anything with the /system/app folder, I cannot delete, I cannot rename and it's driving me up the wall.
I flashed my phone with Generic Firmware so I could use Towelroot to root the phone. It all worked well and all apps show that my phone is rooted. But no matter what I cannot for the life of me get anything to work. It is as if I do not have permissions to modify /system/
Any help would be great. I am using an xperia z2 and will be happy to answer any questions about what I've done.
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Go to super su and uncheck mount system space *something*
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Safarend said:
Go to super su and uncheck mount system space *something*
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I'm afraid that didn't do much of anything.
Thanks though.
Untick mount namespace seapration and reboot
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Safarend said:
Untick mount namespace seapration and reboot
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Yep I did that. It didn't change anything :/
SPGSean said:
Yep I did that. It didn't change anything :/
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Which app are you using to modify system files? Did you enable root in that application? Can you see that the supersu give a permission to that app?
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Safarend said:
Which app are you using to modify system files? Did you enable root in that application? Can you see that the supersu give a permission to that app?
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I've tried everything from Rom toolbox, to Titanium Backup, to ES File Browser, to Root browser.
I've also tried removing it through shell and it says read only file system.
I cannot change the file system to RW I have tried that in ES FIle manager and it doesnt do anything. No errors, no warnings no nothing.
SPGSean said:
I've tried everything from Rom toolbox, to Titanium Backup, to ES File Browser, to Root browser.
I've also tried removing it through shell and it says read only file system.
I cannot change the file system to RW I have tried that in ES FIle manager and it doesnt do anything. No errors, no warnings no nothing.
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[STOCK][LOLLIPOP] D6503 23.1.A.0.690 BAL | Rooted | No recovery | Mirrors added - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=59500251
[STOCK][LOLLIPOP] D6503 23.1.A.0.690 BAL | Rooted | No recovery | Mirrors added
Go to this link and try to take similar picture of root checker
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Safarend said:
[STOCK][LOLLIPOP] D6503 23.1.A.0.690 BAL | Rooted | No recovery | Mirrors added - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=59500251
[STOCK][LOLLIPOP] D6503 23.1.A.0.690 BAL | Rooted | No recovery | Mirrors added
Go to this link and try to take similar picture of root checker
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Hi,
I have got 3 pictures.
http://pixldrop.com/drop/H0Vmaw5RzmwUMKh0.png
http://pixldrop.com/drop/JBTx5gITlkoKsUn5.png
http://pixldrop.com/drop/jMyNmGyunaVORA2P.png
Sihuca said:
I think thats what u looking for. u need the correct SU for it.
adb root
adb remount
adb push su /system/xbin/
adb push su /system/bin/
adb shell
[email protected]:/ # chmod 4755 /system/xbin/su
[email protected]:/ # chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
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Check this out.
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Safarend said:
Check this out.
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Got these errors
http://pixldrop.com/drop/IRLFEWP4ieFaO5Qt.png
SPGSean said:
Got these errors
http://pixldrop.com/drop/IRLFEWP4ieFaO5Qt.png
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adb push su ******
su here is a binary file that you need to download not a command
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Push the file su to the two directory specified
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Safarend said:
adb push su ******
su here is a binary file that you need to download not a command
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Push the file su to the two directory specified
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Do you have a link to SU?
Thanks!
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Do you have a link to SU?
Thanks!
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http://download.chainfire.eu/supersu
This one is the last one ignore the previous link
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Under arm folder
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http://download.chainfire.eu/supersu
This one is the last one ignore the previous link
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Under arm folder
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Okay but I still don't have the ability to do adb root because my device is in secure mode
SPGSean said:
Okay but I still don't have the ability to do adb root because my device is in secure mode
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Did you manage to push su ?
Safarend said:
Did you manage to push su ?
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No. It won't allow me to do ADB Root
And when I go into ADB Shell and try to push using root it says no device found.
SPGSean said:
No. It won't allow me to do ADB Root
And when I go into ADB Shell and try to push using root it says no device found.
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Copy the su file into your phone
adb push su /sdcard
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adb push su /sdcard
adb shell
su
cp /sdcard/su system/xbin
cp /sdcard/su system/bin
chmod blah blah for both su's
Safarend said:
Copy the su file into your phone
adb push su /sdcard
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adb push su /sdcard
adb shell
su
cp /sdcard/su system/xbin
cp /sdcard/su system/bin
chmod blah blah for both su's
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Doesn't work either.
http://pixldrop.com/drop/NcjXRL4tpcHuMAGc.png
Take a pic of the folder containing su
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SPGSean said:
Doesn't work either.
http://pixldrop.com/drop/NcjXRL4tpcHuMAGc.png
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It will be easier if you download the zip file from your phone and extract the su file to /sdcard
Hello! I'm pretty new here and I was hoping if someone could help me
My O+ Fab Lite 2.0 is stuck in my boot animation after I installed a new font. I installed a font before that and everything went smoothly. But instead of replacing the default android font (which I think is Roboto if I'm not mistaken), I replaced the Roboto Bold font. I rebooted my phone just like the app asked me to do. Next thing I know my phone is bricked! I used FontFix from JRummyApps to replace the Roboto Bold font. I really hope I can fix this with your help!! Thank you!
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PatrickJRS said:
Hello! I'm pretty new here and I was hoping if someone could help me
My O+ Fab Lite 2.0 is stuck in my boot animation after I installed a new font. I installed a font before that and everything went smoothly. But instead of replacing the default android font (which I think is Roboto if I'm not mistaken), I replaced the Roboto Bold font. I rebooted my phone just like the app asked me to do. Next thing I know my phone is bricked! I used FontFix from JRummyApps to replace the Roboto Bold font. I really hope I can fix this with your help!! Thank you!
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Been there, I can help you. Do you have a backup of the font? If so we can use adb or terminal to fix. If not, I can give you a copy of mine.
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RealWelder said:
Been there, I can help you.. Do you have a backup of the font? If so we can use adb or terminal to fix. If not, I can give you a copy of mine.
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Thank you so much! I don't think I have a backup though.
PatrickJRS said:
Thank you so much! I don't think I have a backup though.
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Ok, I'll upload a copy of mine. (Should be somewhat universal) Do you have adb or a terminal app that you can type commands into?
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RealWelder said:
Ok, I'll upload a copy of mine. (Should be somewhat universal) Do you have adb or a terminal app that you can type commands into?
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do you mean like on a pc? if yes, I do have adb.
If you have TWRP or other custom recovery, you can just flash this zip with it.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3XczzpnAnvwbjhxVG1MVWVtQVE/view?usp=drivesdk
If not, you will need to extract the font and we will install it manually.
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RealWelder said:
If you have TWRP or other custom recovery, you can just flash this zip with it.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3XczzpnAnvwbjhxVG1MVWVtQVE/view?usp=drivesdk
If not, you will need to extract the font and we will install it manually.
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Sadly, I've been searching for custom recoveries for my device a while back and it seems like there isn't one available. So no :crying: , I don't have a custom recovery.
To install manually:
1.Extract the font
2.Use adb to push the font to /sdcard/ (adb push * /sdcard/) for the * just drag n drop the font into the cmd window
3. Now we will start our shell commands
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /system /system
cd /system/fonts
cp /sdcard/Roboto-Bold.ttf Roboto-Bold.ttf
chmod 0644 Roboto-Bold.ttf
reboot
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RealWelder said:
To install manually:
1.Extract the font
2.Use adb to push the font to /sdcard/ (adb push * /sdcard/) for the * just drag n drop the font into the cmd window
3. Now we will start our shell commands
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /system /system
cd /system/fonts
cp /sdcard/Roboto-Bold.ttf Roboto-Bold.ttf
chmod 0644 Roboto-Bold.ttf
reboot
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sorry for the late reply but when I tried to do the first step this is what it said " adb: error: connect failed: no devices/emulators found "
PatrickJRS said:
sorry for the late reply but when I tried to do the first step this is what it said " adb: error: connect failed: no devices/emulators found "
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You will need to install adb drivers for your device. If you've ever used adb with this device before, you should already have them installed, though.
Also, the phone will have to be doing it's loop for adb to read it. You may also want to try another usb cable.
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PatrickJRS said:
sorry for the late reply but when I tried to do the first step this is what it said " adb: error: connect failed: no devices/emulators found "
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How's it going?
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RealWelder said:
How's it going?
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whoops, sorry there. well uhm.. I researched on how to install drivers and I can't seem to get it working. Maybe I could turn to you for help again?
I'll see if I can find them for you.
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Try this. http://www.mediafire.com/file/d68cbf3latzv8cb/
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RealWelder said:
I'll see if I can find them for you.
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Try this. http://www.mediafire.com/file/d68cbf3latzv8cb/
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hmmm why does it say " The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for 32-bit systems. "
PatrickJRS said:
hmmm why does it say " The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for 32-bit systems. "
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My bad, looking in the zip it is only for 64 bit. I'll keep looking. In the meantime you might get lucky with the Universal Android USB drivers. You should try that and see if you can get adb going.
To test it just type adb devices and if it sees your phone it will show it under List of attached devices.
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PatrickJRS said:
hmmm why does it say " The folder you specified doesn't contain a compatible software driver for your device. If the folder contains a driver, make sure it is designed to work with Windows for 32-bit systems. "
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Is this an MTK device? If so you can download the mtk drivers.
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RealWelder said:
My bad, looking in the zip it is only for 64 bit. I'll keep looking. In the meantime you might get lucky with the Universal Android USB drivers. You should try that and see if you can get adb going.
To test it just type adb devices and if it sees your phone it will show it under List of attached devices.
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sorry but what // which one do you mean by Universal Android USB drivers? I just typed in adb devices but I don't see my device under it.
RealWelder said:
My bad, looking in the zip it is only for 64 bit. I'll keep looking. In the meantime you might get lucky with the Universal Android USB drivers. You should try that and see if you can get adb going.
To test it just type adb devices and if it sees your phone it will show it under List of attached devices.
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Is this an MTK device? If so you can download the mtk drivers.
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Not really sure but by what I remember it is an MTK device
PatrickJRS said:
Not really sure but by what I remeber it is an MTK device
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https://androidmtk.com/download-mtk-usb-all-drivers
Install these, unplug the device, reboot computer, and then plug it back in an try adb devices again.
As soon as we can get adb to recognize it we can fix it.
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PatrickJRS said:
Not really sure but by what I remember it is an MTK device
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I just had another thought too. If you can get it to boot into recovery sometimes adb will see it there. I had a Huawei that I did this same thing to with a font, for it I could only get adb to see it in recovery.
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RealWelder said:
https://androidmtk.com/download-mtk-usb-all-drivers
Install these, unplug the device, reboot computer, and then plug it back in an try adb devices again.
As soon as we can get adb to recognize it we can fix it.
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I just had another thought too. If you can get it to boot into recovery sometimes adb will see it there. I had a Huawei that I did this same thing to with a font, for it I could only get adb to see it in recovery.
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man tough luck :crying:
" Install these, unplug the device, reboot computer, and then plug it back in an try adb devices again. " I did exactly what you said but I still can't see my device. I'm not losing hope though! I'll try getting it in recovery mode but I'll do it tomorrow (or later lol) cause it's like 3:00 in the morning here in my country so yeah I need to get some shut eye. talk to ya later I guess! btw thanks for helping me out I obviously don't know much about these lol :laugh::good:
PatrickJRS said:
man tough luck :crying:
" Install these, unplug the device, reboot computer, and then plug it back in an try adb devices again. " I did exactly what you said but I still can't see my device. I'm not losing hope though! I'll try getting it in recovery mode but I'll do it tomorrow (or later lol) cause it's like 3:00 in the morning here in my country so yeah I need to get some shut eye. talk to ya later I guess! btw thanks for helping me out I obviously don't know much about these lol [emoji23]:good:
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No problem.
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