Hi all,
I have just rooted my HTC Evo V which I am assuming is just a revamped Evo 3D, and I'm just learning some of the scripting basics. However when I try to reboot the phone with terminal emulator using:
su
reboot
It returns "not permitted!" And if I input:
sudo
I get /system/bin/sh sudo: not found
Am I missing something? Or am I not doing something right? Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks
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I just did:
su
(Granted superuser permission)
reboot
It worked for me. My guess is that "Not permitted" means that the terminal emulator app isn't being granted superuser permission.
Ok, here goes.
Does it matter that I'm using just the "patched" stock Android OS? Or that I still have S-On with the stock hboot bootloader (unlocked)?
I'm using the stock OS because I like the 3D and I have heard that the 3D on the other roms isn't working yet. However if the other stuff needs changing please let me know what.
Currently I'm using twrp recovery.
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bigbdroid said:
Ok, here goes.
Does it matter that I'm using just the "patched" stock Android OS? Or that I still have S-On with the stock hboot bootloader (unlocked)?
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Have you flashed a superuser zip file and installed busybox? I think the reboot command requires busybox.
ramjet73
I flashed Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip and have busybox 1.20.2 installed via busybox installer free using "smart install"
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bigbdroid said:
I flashed Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip and have busybox 1.20.2 installed via busybox installer free using "smart install"
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Have you used the Root Checker app from the Play Store to make sure that you have root working properly?
ramjet73
Yes and it says that everything checks out except for sudo.
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bigbdroid said:
Yes and it says that everything checks out except for sudo.
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Clear data for superuser in "manage apps" then try again and see if you get a prompt to approve root access.
ramjet73
bigbdroid said:
Yes and it says that everything checks out except for sudo.
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Are you using su or sudo? Su worked fine for me but sudo said no such file.
Same thing. Is there a different su zip that I can try flashing maybe the one I have is somehow effed up and not working properly.
I used this guide to root my phone http://forums.androidcentral.com/ht...ot-rom-your-htc-evo-v-4g-htcdev-fastboot.html
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Sudo isn't a command in android, if you haven't tried yet, try just su. There are stock ROMs in development with root and everything (including 4g and 3d) working, maybe try one of those?
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Problem started when I tired running TiBu and superuser access was denied, pressed "problems" button, but that really offered not help...I have no idea why TiBu is being denied su access; busybox is installed and other apps requiring root are running just fine. I tried reinstalling busybox and su is denied as well. Opened su app and neither TiBu or busybox are on the list of apps...
I also did the normal uninstall and reinstall of TiBu...no luck
Any help would be much appreciated. I have checked forums and all that jazz and it's just not working.
Just to be sure do you get S-OFF at the top of your bootloader screen?
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Yea...fully rooted old school..s-off with the 1.04 hboot...tried erasing data in Su with no luck...thanks for the help though.
RevosFTS said:
Just to be sure do you get S-OFF at the top of your bootloader screen?
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Try clearing data for super user app. I had this happen once and that cleared it up for me.
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Sometimes an uninstall and reinstall on superuser will open up allows...
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Same thing happened yesterday to me. Just uninstall the offending apps and reinstall. That's what worked for me.
I as well saw this recently with tibu. My solution, since a quick reinstall didn't work for some reason, was to clear the data for tibu. Next time I opened it root permissions were properly requsted.
How do you uninstall Su...it doesn't show up on the list of downloaded apps in settings/apps, also can't delete it when on the market or with the uninstall app...maybe with root explorer?
Truly appreciate all the help but I've tried all of the above multiple times with the exception of uninstalling Su and no luck...now it seems any new app that requires permission is not granted--tried downloading my back up root and access was denied still looking for a solution....Thanks
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Sometimes an uninstall and reinstall on superuser will open up allows...
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I use absolute system it shows up in there
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An install of su 3.0 has it up and running normally...thanks for all the help.
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By installing a different su i will replace the current one right? Or will i brick it etc
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I've wondered about this too. I'm sure no brick, worst case maybe have to reinstall a rom; but do you grant new superuser root access with old superuser then delete old superuser?
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f4k3pyr0 said:
By installing a different su i will replace the current one right? Or will i brick it etc
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greeg32 said:
I've wondered about this too. I'm sure no brick, worst case maybe have to reinstall a rom; but do you grant new superuser root access with old superuser then delete old superuser?
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In the old superuser application, you must go to settings and press the "prepare for new superuser application" button.
Once you have that done, download the new one and it should work from there.
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In the old superuser application, you must go to settings and press the "prepare for new superuser application" button.
Once you have that done, download the new one and it should work from there.
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I don't see that option in the settings of the Superuser app. I was always under the impression that you could install the new app, update the su binary using the new app (giving it superuser privileges from the old app), and then removing the old app.
coal686 said:
I don't see that option in the settings of the Superuser app. I was always under the impression that you could install the new app, update the su binary using the new app (giving it superuser privileges from the old app), and then removing the old app.
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I've done this in the past with no issue.
Thanks y'all but I installed a new rom, last one i had was outdated as hell
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If I were to flash a blank su and a blank superuser.apk over my current install, would that work?
(a little brief but that makes this easy to read)
Hm, I guess that when an app tries to get root acces using su binary it would get an error. Why would you do something like that anyway?
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Stereo8 said:
Hm, I guess that when an app tries to get root acces using su binary it would get an error. Why would you do something like that anyway?
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Just a random thought as to whether it would work as an unroot. (for warranty returns and such)
Guys trouble happened, my phone did not survive the battle with my cat (fluffy bastard), now phone repaired under warranty all good, but in service it upgraded to jb 4.1.1,
i root using this tread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2316662 )
and use xpirt kernel (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2425102 )
apps use root, but when I install adaway its says something like ^superuser not found, or adaway not have root assesses^
Any solutions?
Dwnlod a given zip to sd card.. restart ur phn to recovery.. flash that downloded file.. done
https://db.tt/uxDFo3L0
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soham1990 said:
Dwnlod a given zip to sd card.. restart ur phn to recovery.. flash that downloded file.. done
https://db.tt/uxDFo3L0
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its not help, same problem with #@[email protected]#$ adaway
Any ideas guys..........
Dernom said:
Any ideas guys..........
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Which recovery are you using?
Nexus prime recovery from rooting manual
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Dernom said:
Nexus prime recovery from rooting manual
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That recovery is outdated, let me give you all files needed
Flash the recovery like the tutorial mentioned
Then flash the SuperSU file in that recovery
and then install the Adaway apk after removing the other adaway
Its not resolve problem...
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Dernom said:
Its not resolve problem...
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It must work now
Dernom said:
Guys trouble happened, my phone did not survive the battle with my cat (fluffy bastard), now phone repaired under warranty all good, but in service it upgraded to jb 4.1.1,
i root using this tread (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2316662 )
and use xpirt kernel (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2425102 )
apps use root, but when I install adaway its says something like ^superuser not found, or adaway not have root assesses^
Any solutions?
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This might be a silly question, but you didnt download superuser from the market did you ? Do other root apps work ? If not then download rootchecker app. Adaway works perfect for me
@Dernom, in your root checker app, it says /system/bin/su is not installed, but /system/xbin/su is installed. So AdAway tries to run /system/bin/su which isn't there. To resolve this, either flash SuperSu through recovery (not install via Play Store!), or if that doesn't work, create a symlink to /system/xbin/su with the following procedure;
Connect your Phone to PC, make sure USB Debugging is enabled, and enter adb shell. This should get you in the command line of your phone. There you type ln -s /system/xbin/su /system/bin/su.
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Problem solved.
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No matter witch su app I use it will not let me update the binary if you would like to see what I'm talking about check out the attachment Has any one ran into this problem and if so any solutions
Flash a new the newest superuser zip through recovery.
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