Using cifsmanager,
I cannot view files on my drive in the default filemanager
but using script manager, I can view the files but cannot modify it.
But I could create or delete files:\
It said I don't have the permission to access the files
additional information
ls /srv
drwxrwx--- penguin penguin My Files
Bump.
Still looking for solution
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Can someone explain the easiest way to modify hosts file please.I have used ES File Explorer which can edit it but after editing file,it can not be saved & gives me an error message.
Don't you need root for this?
Well, since I don't know if you have custom boot and busybox and alike you can do the following:
cd /pathtohostfile
cat hosts > /sdcard/hosts
Then you can either edit it when you mount sdcard or pull it via adb. To replace it just rename the old hosts file (mv hosts old.old) and then cat /sdcard/hosts ./hosts
Voilá
The cool thing is that cat doesn't give a f*** if this concerns a cross-link reference.
Regards
Using root explorer I see my /cache directory contains a lot of .apk files (like "Downloadfile-x.apk where x is from 1 to 12) and some .jpg (corr.) files.
What kind of reposotory is it? Can I remove theese files? Is it safe?
after a backup I removed all files.
No problem
I am trying to install TapNTap keyboard in Vegan Ginger. (yeah, I know but I want to anyway). I need to copy two files to /system/app and system/lib. I presently have the files stored in /mnt/sdcard/download. I have terminal emulator installed and when I su I appear to get root (prompt changes to #). I was able to create an empty directory in /. When I try to copy the file to /system/app I get a message that it is a Read-only file system. When I do an ls -l the permissions show drwxr-xr-x for the directory. The owner is root and the group is root. It would seem that as su I should be able to copy the file there. Possibly it is mounted as RO. I tried to use a remount command but it failed. I'm not well versed in that so I may have done something wrong. Long and short - how do I get the file copied into the directory?
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=remount+system+rw+android
I know there has to be a way, I just can not find it.
What I want to do is with the terminal find a way to create a list of only the .apk files in a folder, would also be nice to know how to list other different file extensions.
My goal is to create a text file with a list of all the apks in my /system/app folder, and other folders as needed.
Thanks
Don't know if this works on Android, but in a standard Linux shell you can cd to the directory (which would be /system/app in your case) and then type ls > file.txt (file can be named anything).
I want to share some files between Android and Kali Nethunter. Please tell me how to do it.
Well, I finally found a way to do it. I had overlooked that I can do it using any Root Explorer app.
The kali chroot is installed in the following directory on your device:
Code:
/data/local/nhsystem/kali-armhf
In the above directory, you will find the whole chroot filesystem.
If you want to place a file in any folder, you just have to navigate to the directory stated above and paste or, copy the file or folder and move it to the destination you want.
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