This is my first post so here we go I am trying to temp root/ root my thunderbolt and when i go to "adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/fre3vo" it says chmod permission denied. How do I fix this [
Use the all in one tool to root. The method you're using is old.
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i used the utility in this thread to root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703455
worked awesome
jizzyburnizzy said:
i used the utility in this thread to root
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703455
worked awesome
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That would be the all in one tool
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disconnecktie said:
That would be the all in one tool
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So there isn't a way to fix the CHMOD problem ? i am on 2.11 update so...
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That would be the all in one tool
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yeah you beat me to the post
syler2012 said:
So there isn't a way to fix the CHMOD problem ? i am on 2.11 update so...
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I don't have a clue but my guess would be that your bootloader is to new for that tool to work. You'll need to use the revolutionary tool to root your device.
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I used this method to root. Do you have HTC Sync or itunes downloaded on your computer? If so, they need to be deleted.
I also recommend using the new root tool by trter10.
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There's a touch CWM you can try...
Really, which one?
The problem is, you can't boot to AVX with no volume controls.
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dstockham said:
Really, which one?
The problem is, you can't boot to AVX with no volume controls.
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what phone are you using ??
dstockham said:
Really, which one?
The problem is, you can't boot to AVX with no volume controls.
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If you meant to boot to recovery you can using adb or terminal emulator just type in
su
reboot recovery
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There are numerous apps on the market for getting into your bootloader(if unlocked),and into recovery. Reboot for example, if your not familiar with the terminal or ADB.
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what phone are you using ??
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Not a phone.. a tablet.. no name brand made buy an Asus company.
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Oh, and to root a phone, please give the name of the phone your rooting, and the android version. Froyo, gingerbread....... take gingerbread for example,you could use gingerbreak. Other examples would be zerg,one click,as well as through ADB using the right files and place them in all the right places and setting correct permissions.
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If you meant to boot to recovery you can using adb or terminal emulator just type in
su
reboot recovery
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Need to root first... once rooted, then reflash. For now trying to root with only ad.
Thanks..
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dstockham said:
Need to root first... once rooted, then reflash. For now trying to root with only ad.
Thanks..
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Usually rooting steps: temp root (e.g. SuperOneClick) --> flash recovery --> boot into recovery --> flash superuser.zip (su & Superuser.apk) --> reboot
I believe the recovery is platform specific, make sure you have recovery for your tablet.
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Need to root first... once rooted, then reflash. For now trying to root with only ad.
Thanks..
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For root try gingerbreak even if you have froyo also you can try z4root
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I think I just messed up. I was following the direction to put the original stock on the device as advised but when I locked the phone it stuck on the HBOOT / Bootloader screen.
How can I fix this??
hhart24 said:
I think I just messed up. I was following the direction to put the original stock on the device as advised but when I locked the phone it stuck on the HBOOT / Bootloader screen.
How can I fix this??
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What h-boot version are you on?
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Were gonna need more info to try and help you
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I have attached the info on the hboot.
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not sure if you have followed the quite on this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1418653
I will try it.
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Ok that worked... Oh yeah!! But when I attempt to flash a bamf it gets stuck on the loading screen...
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if you are looking to flash bamf, I think you have to root it first. Unless you are flashing stock rom, you must have your device root first.
Yes, it is rooted....
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It gets stuck on HTC ONE screen...
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hhart24 said:
It gets stuck on HTC ONE screen...
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Try flashing the old firmware zip.
Can lead e to the files that I need please???
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Did you flash kernel?
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how long is it there... the first boot takes a while... also make sure flash the boot.img
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Can lead e to the files that I need please???
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Uploaded to my dropbox
http://db.tt/c2ZxT9f0
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I load this over the bamf file I have on the phone? And do I put it in the img format or just flash it?
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hhart24 said:
I load this over the bamf file I have on the phone? And do I put it in the img format or just flash it?
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After you flash both the rom and the kernel (boot.img) flash that zip.
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I have done that and now it keeps going in a loop of rebooting.
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Success!! Now the problem is that root access is not working.. why?
I ran the rooting tool twice and downloaded su still no luck.. any suggestions?
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hhart24 said:
Success!! Now the problem is that root access is not working.. why?
I ran the rooting tool twice and downloaded su still no luck.. any suggestions?
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Yea the rooting tool won't work because they patched it. You have to go into amon ra and root it yourself
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I can not find busybox on my phone however i was rooted via aio before ota 2.3.5. Have tried everything. Can anyone help me with finding and removing whatever is leftover from aio root.
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I can not find busybox on my phone however i was rooted via aio before ota 2.3.5. Have tried everything. Can anyone help me with finding and removing whatever is leftover from aio root.
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Are you rooted now? What did the script say before busybox detected? su binary detected? Superuser detected?
Download BusyBox Installer it will tell you if a busybox is installed and what version it is.
Not rooted now, no root apps working. it detected super user, was going to overwrite everything except busybox.
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Not rooted now, no root apps working. it detected super user, was going to overwrite everything except busybox.
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Did it detect the su binary?
Yes
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Yes
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alright lets take a manual look download root explorer lite it will work for the purposes that we need it for.
go into root explorer lite and navigate to /system/xbin and see if there is a file named busybox there (and also alot of other files like ] ]]) then navigate to /system/bin and see if the file su is there and finally navigate to /system/app and look for Superuser.apk.
did you try any other methods of root since the update?
retried aio, droid 3, and torpedo thru terminal. Ok, thanks for help.
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They are all there
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They are all there
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your phone for all purposes should be rooted. unless one or more of the files are corrupted. did you try to uninstall the busybox using the busybox installer?
W will try t tomorrow. Thanks,
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Can't get busybox to uninstall, tried busybox installer and explorer.
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I'm going to have to adjust the script a little. One more favor go into root explorer lite and navigate to /system/bin/su and then long press on the su file and select permissions and please let me know what its set at.
All nine permission boxes checked. No special permissions. Rwxrwxrwx 0777
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OK thanks. Give me a little bit as I'm away from my Dev computer I'll adjust the script to handle this issue. The file must be corrupted.
Hey thanks,
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Lets see if this works download ver 1.1 and run the root cleaner and then run the root function and you should be good to go.
This is the exact issue I am having and it happens with 1.1
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Ok ill try today after work, was out with kids all night last night. I appreciate your efforts.
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Can I remove busybox with terminal emulator? If so, what would be the commands?
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Can I remove busybox with terminal emulator? If so, what would be the commands?
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It can be done but the process is a little involved. removing symlinks and such. the script will remove it all for you.
Hi all.
I flashed I9300XXUFME3 on my S3 and I want to root it.
How do I can to root it?
A way without cf-root please.
Hi
The procedure is the same as for 4.1.2.... Simply flash cwm with Odin and that's all
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Its not all if he wants to root the rom (like post 1 suggests).
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Link
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Hi
The procedure is the same as for 4.1.2.... Simply flash cwm with Odin and that's all
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Can you give me Links of the file?
The odin and cwm links.
Vahid Ganbarpour said:
Can you give me Links of the file?
The odin and cwm links.
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It is a recovery. It does not give you root
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What else?
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Its not all if he wants to root the rom (like post 1 suggests).
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What else it need for root?
What exactly do you want to do? What is your ultimate goal?
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Full root
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What exactly do you want to do? What is your ultimate goal?
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cf-root is a primary root and I want to Install super user not super su and I want to root it fully.
Sounds like an odd reason.
Why not just flash a rooted 4.2.2 rom?
Anyway I don't know a file that used super user.
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Sounds like an odd reason.
Why not just flash a rooted 4.2.2 rom?
Anyway I don't know a file that used super user.
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OK can you link me a file with super su?
Not cf-root
Thanks
No. I would link you to cf-auto root. You seem to have no valid reason not to use it and its the standard nowadays.
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Hi everyone. Got this phone just a few days ago and updated it to 4.4 the next day. Sadly I didn't do any research before doing so and realized I can't transfer files to the memory card with 4.4. Is there a way to flash the older 4.3JB the easy way? Like the Samsung Odin way? The last time I had an HTC was with the One X and I did not do any tinkering with it. So please forgive my noobness. Or is there another way to have the old access to mem card without having to root? Thanks guys.
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Go back to 4.3 using the RUU if you really wanted to. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687399 I was s-off for this though
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afuller42 said:
Go back to 4.3 using the RUU if you really wanted to. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2687399 I was s-off for this though
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I have the vzw HTC one max it was rooted soff with NUsense six 4.4.2 rom installed. Well I left my phone laying on the table and went to the store and when I got back my son had it playing around with it. As soon as I walked through the front door he had this look on his face like OH SH$!. My little boy managed to wipe everything everything on my sd card is gone all of my backups everything. So now I'm stuck on the TWRP recovery screen I'm afraid to turn it off. I can still get to bootloader/hboot stuff. There's no OS installed on my phone. Man I don't know what I'm gonna do. I hope that you or someone can help me out here. Also it says that my max isn't rooted but it's still unlocked.
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You can use adb to push a Rom to your phone in twrp I believe.
in Command Prompt,
type "adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ROM.zip" replacing ROM with the EXACT name of the ROM file and including the .zip piece on both ends.
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I have the vzw HTC one max it was rooted soff with NUsense six 4.4.2 rom installed. Well I left my phone laying on the table and went to the store and when I got back my son had it playing around with it. As soon as I walked through the front door he had this look on his face like OH SH$!. My little boy managed to wipe everything everything on my sd card is gone all of my backups everything. So now I'm stuck on the TWRP recovery screen I'm afraid to turn it off. I can still get to bootloader/hboot stuff. There's no OS installed on my phone. Man I don't know what I'm gonna do. I hope that you or someone can help me out here. Also it says that my max isn't rooted but it's still unlocked.
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Again? Let me guess....he flashed a twrp version for Samsung and tmo too?
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Again? Let me guess....he flashed a twrp version for Samsung and tmo too?
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TWRP 2.7 isn't reading my sd card.
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TWRP 2.7 isn't reading my sd card.
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I never flashed anything.
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Again? Let me guess....he flashed a twrp version for Samsung and tmo too?
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Thanks but I'm gonna need a noobs guide on getting back on track.
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Do you have a working adb/fastboot directory? @mwebb34
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Do you have a working adb/fastboot directory? @mwebb34
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Ya
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jerverg said:
Hi everyone. Got this phone just a few days ago and updated it to 4.4 the next day. Sadly I didn't do any research before doing so and realized I can't transfer files to the memory card with 4.4. Is there a way to flash the older 4.3JB the easy way? Like the Samsung Odin way? The last time I had an HTC was with the One X and I did not do any tinkering with it. So please forgive my noobness. Or is there another way to have the old access to mem card without having to root? Thanks guys.
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You have to root either way. You will need the weaksauce method of Firewater. You cannot downgrade unless s-off. There's an easy fix for your current Rom too.
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Ya
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Ok. So in twrp go to advanced and choose adb sideload. Swipe to enter sideload mode.
Put the Rom you would like to be running in your fastboot/adb directory. Open cmd prompt to that directory and issue the following command ..
Adb sideload nameofrom.zip
Of course using the actual name of your Rom zip instead of nameofrom.zip.
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You have to root either way. You will need the weaksauce method of Firewater. You cannot downgrade unless s-off. There's an easy fix for your current Rom too.
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Ok. So in twrp go to advanced and choose adb sideload. Swipe to enter sideload mode.
Put the Rom you would like to be running in your fastboot/adb directory. Open cmd prompt to that directory and issue the following command ..
Adb sideload nameofrom.zip
Of course using the actual name of your Rom zip instead of nameofrom.zip.
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Twrp: 2.7.0 isn't reading my sd card.
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mwebb34 said:
Twrp: 2.7.0 isn't reading my sd card.
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Tell me where in my instructions I mentioned your SD card? Do you want a working phone or not?
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You have to root either way. You will need the weaksauce method of Firewater. You cannot downgrade unless s-off. There's an easy fix for your current Rom too.
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Ok. So in twrp go to advanced and choose adb sideload. Swipe to enter sideload mode.
Put the Rom you would like to be running in your fastboot/adb directory. Open cmd prompt to that directory and issue the following command ..
Adb sideload nameofrom.zip
Of course using the actual name of your Rom zip instead of nameofrom.zip.
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Did you adb sideload a rom before receiving that message?
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dottat said:
Again? Let me guess....he flashed a twrp version for Samsung and tmo too?
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It's wanting me to root but it can't find the file. Can't figure out why it's not reading my sd card unless it needs to be formated to fat32
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It's wanting me to root but it can't find the file. Can't figure out why it's not reading my sd card unless it needs to be formated to fat32
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Fat32 or exfat. But that's not a problem.
Did you sideload a rom and if so which one?
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Did you adb sideload a rom before receiving that message?
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Nope
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Nope
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Just hit do not install. Get back the the advanced screen and sideload a rooted rom already.
Question, since I don't believe your kid story and want you to come clean so we can help you much faster....
Did you manually flash the firmware update today and this was the outcome?
Note...I'm not going to answer your pm.. Either come clean with what you did here and we will get it fixed up right way or stop asking for help and pm'ing other members.
None of us have time for people who don't shoot straight and follow instructions.
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mwebb34 said:
Nope
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I never side loaded anything. I haven't flashed anything. Thanks but I gotta go.
I'll catch up tomorrow.
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mwebb34 said:
I never side loaded anything. I haven't flashed anything. Thanks but I gotta go.
I'll catch up tomorrow.
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I gave you instructions how. Sideload the last rom you were using with my instructions. You don't need a functioning SD card to do so. It will send the rom to your phone from your PC via USB and flash it for you.
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dottat said:
Again? Let me guess....he flashed a twrp version for Samsung and tmo too?
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LMFAO