hey all,
after i got my phone rooted with superuser, it always reveals this msg "unfortunately, system ui has stopped"..i dunno wt does it mean n how can i fix this problem!!!
thnx
How did you root and what root are you using (SuperSU or Superuser)?
All you did was root? Did you install any root applications?
That happens to me sometimes too. Are you running a custom rom?
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LyricWulf said:
That happens to me sometimes too. Are you running a custom rom?
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I never had this issue after rooting... And always did it via TWRP, manually flashing SuperSU zip file.
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acejavelin said:
I never had this issue after rooting... And always did it via TWRP, manually flashing SuperSU zip file.
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I always flash using TWRP also :highfive: But it's just some ROMs for me that have these kinds of bugs.
I would just flash a new ROM if I were you, unless you plan on staying with the stock ROM? If so, you should probably pick up another one, because your UI shouldn't constantly ANR.
LyricWulf said:
I always flash using TWRP also :highfive: But it's just some ROMs for me that have these kinds of bugs.
I would just flash a new ROM if I were you, unless you plan on staying with the stock ROM? If so, you should probably pick up another one, because your UI shouldn't constantly ANR.
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use SuperSU zip as stated above....koush's superuser can cause issues on rez
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How did you root and what root are you using (SuperSU or Superuser)?
All you did was root? Did you install any root applications?
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i rooted though out recovery n it was successful but when i used my phone it kept showin me that msg..i used superuser clockworkmod.
That's koushs superuser...again use SuperSU.zip
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Or even easier if you are on the latest hboot/radios, CleanWipe and flash http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2260154 or move into a new world with CarbonRom or something similar!
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Rooted last night. Flashed the stock, deodexed Rom, Flashed a couple of mods like the camera mod, transparent Rosie, and the 50 gb dropbox mod. I used root explorer last night and it asked for root permission, now today it says I have to root permission. Any of these mods break root?
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anyone?
Ok...a little more information here. I flash FactoryRom debloat final, I have root..when I flash transparent rosie I have no root.... When on FactoryRom final, I open root explorer it asks for root permission I allow it and I can access system files. After I flash the transparent rosie mod, when I open root explorer it says and I try to open a system folder it says my phone isn't rooted and it doesn't ask for root permissions.
Do you have a modified kernel?
i haven't flashed anything seperately, just whatever kernel came with factory rom
That's why, you need a custom kernel
CovXX said:
That's why, you need a custom kernel
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You're the shiz thanks!
Well as soon as I said that, I got it working, but I had to reflash the supersu and busybox zip then download supersu from the market, but all is well now
I just hope I don't have to do that every time I flash a mod.
jreed2560 said:
Well as soon as I said that, I got it working, but I had to reflash the supersu and busybox zip then download supersu from the market, but all is well now
I just hope I don't have to do that every time I flash a mod.
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You only have to do that if you go stock
You're still going to have to have custom kernel for actual root
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UrGuardian999 said:
You're still going to have to have custom kernel for actual root
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I did. Flashed dsbs stock with system write thanks!
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jreed2560 said:
I did. Flashed dsbs stock with system write thanks!
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Ah good good, then you should be gold
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I have a noob question. I unlocked/rooted my phone using the CASUAL method and it put twrp recovery on there. Is it possible to switch that to clockwork mod that I am more familiar with and if so, how do I do it?
Thanks in advance.
What I've been reading on here twrp works best...
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athack said:
What I've been reading on here twrp works best...
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Ah ok. From the 1-2 times I have used it it seemed fairly straight forward. I just know for things like CM10 rom it says install cwmod first then flash the rom. Is it possible to flash cm10 from twrp?
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Ah ok. From the 1-2 times I have used it it seemed fairly straight forward. I just know for things like CM10 rom it says install cwmod first then flash the rom. Is it possible to flash cm10 from twrp?
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Yes it is. Just use goomanager to update it TWRP to the latest. Also I guess you could just use ROM manager to install CWM, but as stated TWRP seems to be the best for the note
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Yep, you can flash it with TWRP, just make sure you are running the latest version.
nunyazz said:
Yep, you can flash it with TWRP, just make sure you are running the latest version.
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kintwofan said:
Yes it is. Just use goomanager to update it TWRP to the latest. Also I guess you could just use ROM manager to install CWM, but as stated TWRP seems to be the best for the note
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Awesome! Thanks you gents
I am about to install the Jellybean rom and have a quick question. When reading the install instructions, it states that Loki recovery must be installed. I rooted the phone and have Odin installed. Will this be sufficient or will this cause a conflict?
Thanks
Rob
dabootsan said:
I am about to install the Jellybean rom and have a quick question. When reading the install instructions, it states that Loki recovery must be installed. I rooted the phone and have Odin installed. Will this be sufficient or will this cause a conflict?
Thanks
Rob
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Did you install a custom recovery like cwm or twrp?
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It must have been done when I rooted with Odin as it is there. (TeamWin). I have the ROM flashed, just not sure why all of the bloat is still present. Guessing Bean didn't create a "theme" as of yet.
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Did you install a custom recovery like cwm or twrp?
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dabootsan said:
It must have been done when I rooted with Odin as it is there. (TeamWin). I have the ROM flashed, just not sure why all of the bloat is still present. Guessing Bean didn't create a "theme" as of yet.
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I dont think beans removes a lot of bloat. If you want basically bloat free try clean rom. :thumbup:
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Will do. Thanks for taking the time.
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I dont think beans removes a lot of bloat. If you want basically bloat free try clean rom. :thumbup:
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Root without pc any apps?
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jpeps said:
Root without pc any apps?
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nope
sorry
You didn't give enough info. If you are completely stock, then no. But if you have previously flashed a custom recovery (CWR or TWRP), if you update TWRP it will root your phone.
rangercaptain said:
You didn't give enough info. If you are completely stock, then no. But if you have previously flashed a custom recovery (CWR or TWRP), if you update TWRP it will root your phone.
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?? If I flash twrp ot will root my phone?
Who i flash twrp ? Thanks
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"if you have previously flashed a custom recovery"
You need a pc now, he was saying if you had ever flashed a custon recovery and still had it installed you wouldn't need a pc.
Bones stock requires a pc.
I have a Galaxy S3 and I'm using dual boot successfully. I was wondering whether I would be able to dual boot a primary rooted and secondary unrooted rom side by side?
Enquiring because I want to be able to use apps such as banking, Sky Go and any other that don't work with root
Thanks in advance
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jediknight111 said:
I have a Galaxy S3 and I'm using dual boot successfully. I was wondering whether I would be able to dual boot a primary rooted and secondary unrooted rom side by side?
Enquiring because I want to be able to use apps such as banking, Sky Go and any other that don't work with root
Thanks in advance
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If it's a rom that includes the SuperSU app, you can unroot it. Should work. Infact Stweaks also unroots....
rootSU said:
If it's a rom that includes the SuperSU app, you can unroot it. Should work. Infact Stweaks also unroots....
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I've tried that solution already, no luck with sky Go. No luck
Can I dual boot rooted /unrooted?
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Can I dual boot rooted /unrooted?
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I thought that was the question I was answering.
Well if unrootin the secnd rom desnt work using superuser, then just remove /system/app/supersu.apk and /system/bin/su frm teh rm.zip before you flash it.
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I thought that was the question I was answering.
Well if unrootin the secnd rom desnt work using superuser, then just remove /system/app/supersu.apk and /system/bin/su frm teh rm.zip before you flash it.
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Sorry for the confusion. I think I'm writing it wrong I think, I know how to unroot, that works.
But Sky Go still detects it as a rooted rom
What I want to know is can I put a stock unrooted rom for secondary rom with siyah Dual Boot. Without affecting the first rom and root?
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You can only flash stock roms via odin which won't help you since you must use siyah recovery to flash 2nd rom.... so no...
There are only TWO elements to root which I have suggested you remove manually (follow link to sticky roll-up on signature for root basics).
If sky go still detects "root" after that, its nothing in the rom that its detecting....
So remove the files from the rom before you flash it.... if that doesn't work, nothing will
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It detects root because the first ROM (the main) is rooted. You could try switching example swap primary and secondary roms
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