This thread will help those who are struggling with running the scripts.
Try to clean up the code first - check for errors/bugs, update it!!
You need to root your phone.
First method:
To change permissions use chmod 0755 script.sh
as android/busybox chmod binary does not uses the chmod +x or chmod a+x notation and make sure that su binary is installed i.e phone is rooted
Second method:
Also you must have Busy Box Installed.
Here is the link to Google Play of that busybox app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jrummy.busybox.installer
Don't install the few latest versions because it is in nightlies.
I use Samsung Galaxy Y and I use the version 1.18.2.
Reboot your phone after installation.
Also you must have script manager installed.
Here is the link to Google Play of that manager app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=os.tools.scriptmanager
Open Script Manager and give super user access.
Tap on Menu > Advanced Options > Config
Scroll down until you see Browse as Root
Tap on it and press the back button to save
Once again grant Script Manager SuperUser Access to save config
Exit Script Manager
Now again open Script Manager and browse for your script file (name_of_the_script.sh)
Tap on it and set properties to:
Favorites (Star Icon)
Root (Green Android Skull Icon)
After setting properties, tap on Run to execute the script installer.
When executed, it will do initial test, be patient and wait for it to complete its tasks.
If it shows errors that your phone is not rooted and the app doesn't have root permissions, then,
Sometimes, some methods are better than using terminal.
Download a root checker app from the play store and check whether your phone is really rooted.
If no, try to root again by following tutorials on xda.
If yes, update su binaries.
Also go to settings / preferences of superuser app, and click automatic response and then select 'allow'.
If you want to get yourself with terminal emulator commands, then see the following link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1979909
If you are trying to copy a script from sdcard to internal memory, you can do that in three ways AFAIK:
copy the file via terminal
copy the file via file manager apps
copy by making a edify script and flashing it
If you are trying to run a script, you can do that in two ways AFAIK:
copy the file via terminal
copy by making a edify script and flashing it
Download Android Terminal Emulator from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm&hl=en
Goto Preferences in terminal and select Initial Command and enter "su" and save it
Also Change the terminal type to "linux" when you are using linux type commands.
Press thanks if I have helped.
I just want to tell you, I also have SGY and Busybox version 1.21.0 and 1.20.x work fine.
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Using CWM........Busybox Commands........No I use my hands
can you plz try to run this script!!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8atidhjswrts7qe/yamas.sh
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OK - small issue here.
It seems that you cant remount the system using the commandshell.
While you can do "su" to get super user permission when you are in the "adb shell" they get lost after closing the session and trying to mount system using the "adb remount" command.
Anyone else with the same problem?
as Bin4ry said:
Yes it's normal.
The ro.secure is set in default.prop which is part of kernel.img (boot.img) so we need to change the ramdisk for that! I only modded the system.img -> so no unsecure shell.
Edit this has been fixed by [email protected]
GScript Insecure ADB Install:
Link: Click here to download
Instructions:
1) if you already use gscript skip to step 3
2) install gscript from market, create a folder on sdcard called gscript
3) extract files from archive to gscript folder on sdcard
4) load gscript press menu, select add script, then select load script
5) Select "install modaco insecure adb.sh"
6) MAKE SURE SU is ticked, then run script
7) Enjoy adb remount
8) THANK PAUL AT MODACO
WARNING: AS PAUL HAS ADVISED THIS MAY BRICK YOUR DEVICE... Maybe.. Although I would think flashing a system.img from fastboot would repair.
WARNING: RECOMMENDED ONLY FOR UNLOCKED BOOTLOADER
[TOOL 07/11] Easy Fre3vo w/ Perma-Temp, Bloatware Disabler & Overclock (Win/Mac/Lin)
I want to start by thanking TeamWin for all of their hard work and the effort they have put in to Fre3vo. I also want to thank Daddyroot for his "Easy Copy/Paste." Euegene373 for his Perma-Temp root method, and Coolbho3000 for his Cverclock work! I also want to thank Mikeyxda for helping tidy things up a bit!
What is Easy Fre3vo?
Easy Fre3vo is a simple batch file that will give you temp-root, as well as give you a functioning Superuser ability. I have tested Titanium Backup. It worked flawlessly. I hope this helps and makes things easier for everyone!
Windows - How to:
1. Download and Install HTC Sync (Download Here)
2. Uninstall HTC Sync
3. Enable USB Debugging [Menu > Settings > Applications > Development] (Thanks Kitinas)
4. Download the attached ZIP
5. Extract the Folder
6. Open the Windows Directory
6. (a) Run Easy_Fre3vo_Start.bat
6. (b) If you lose root, Run_Easy_Fre3vo_Redo.bat
Mac - How to:
1. Enable USB Debugging [Menu > Settings > Applications > Development] (Thanks Kitinas)
2. Download the attached ZIP
3. Extract the Folder to your Desktop (This is required)
4. Open Terminal (Finder > Search "Terminal" > Open Terminal)
5. Type: cd "desktop/Easy Fre3vo/Macintosh"
6. Type: chmod +x "./Easy_Fre3vo_Start.command"
7. Type: chmod +x "./Easy_Fre3vo_Redo.command"
8. Open the Macintosh Directory
9. (a) Run Easy_Fre3vo_Start.command
9. (b) If you lose root, Run Easy_Fre3vo_Redo.command
Linux - How to: (Thanks to Bigmase521)
1. Enable USB Debugging [Menu > Settings > Applications > Development] (Thanks Kitinas)
2. Download the attached ZIP
3. Extract the Folder
4. Open Terminal and cd to Linux in the Extracted Folder.
5. Run this command in the terminal: chmod +x "Easy_Fre3vo_Start.sh"
6. Run this command in the terminal: chmod +x "Easy_Fre3vo_Redo.sh"
7. (a) Run this command in the terminal: "./Easy_Fre3vo_Start.sh"
7. (b) If you lose root, Run this command in the terminal "./Easy_Fre3vo_Redo.sh"
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Bloatware Disabler:
This will remove the following Bloatware from your device:
mSpot Radio
DocMaster
TeleNav
MobiTV
Sprint
SpiderMan
Qik
Gameloft Widget
Report Agent
Nascar
HTC Log
eReader
AppSharing
Blockbuster
Windows - How to:
1. After aquiring root, if you used my method skip to step 5.
2. Enable USB Debugging [Menu > Settings > Applications > Development] (Thanks Kitinas)
3. Download the attached ZIP
4. Extract the Folder
5. Open the Windows Directory
6. Run Remove_Bloat.bat
Mac - How to:
1. After aquiring root, if you used my method skip to step 5.
2. Enable USB Debugging [Menu > Settings > Applications > Development] (Thanks Kitinas)
3. Download the attached ZIP
4. Extract the Folder to your Desktop (This is required)
5. Open Terminal (Finder > Search "Terminal" > Open Terminal)
6. Type: cd "desktop/Easy Fre3vo/Macintosh"
7. Type: chmod +x ./Remove_Bloat.command
8. Open the Macintosh Directory
9. Run Remove_Bloat.command
Linux - How to: (Thanks to Bigmase521)
1. After aquiring root, if you used my method skip to step 5.
2. Enable USB Debugging [Menu > Settings > Applications > Development] (Thanks Kitinas)
3. Download the attached ZIP
4. Extract the Folder
5. Open Terminal and cd to Linux in the Extracted Folder.
6. Run this command in the terminal: chmod +x Remove_Bloat.sh
6. Run this command in the terminal: ./Remove_Bloat.sh
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Overclock
This will give you the ability, in SetCPU, to overclock your device to 1728000mhz.
Windows - How to:
1. After aquiring root, if you used my method skip to step 5.
2. Enable USB Debugging [Menu > Settings > Applications > Development] (Thanks Kitinas)
3. Download the attached ZIP
4. Extract the Folder
5. Open the Windows Directory
6. Decide weather you have applied the OTA then, Run_Overclock_OTA.bat or Overclock_Pre_OTA.apk
Mac - How to:
1. After aquiring root, if you used my method skip to step 5.
2. Enable USB Debugging [Menu > Settings > Applications > Development] (Thanks Kitinas)
3. Download the attached ZIP
4. Extract the Folder to your Desktop (This is required)
5. Open Terminal (Finder > Search "Terminal" > Open Terminal)
6. Type: cd "desktop/Easy Fre3vo/Macintosh"
7. Type: chmod +x "./Overclock_OTA.command"
8. Type: chmod +x "./Overclock_Pre_OTA.command"
9. Open the Macintosh Directory
10. Decide weather you have applied the OTA then, Run Overclock_OTA.command or Overclock_Pre_OTA.command
Linux - How to: (Thanks to Kushdeck)
1. After aquiring root, if you used my method skip to step 5.
2. Enable USB Debugging [Menu > Settings > Applications > Development] (Thanks Kitinas)
3. Download the attached ZIP
4. Extract the Folder
5. Open Terminal and cd to Linux in the Extracted Folder.
6. Run this command in the terminal: chmod +x "Overclock_Pre_OTA.sh"
7. Run this command in the terminal: chmod +x "Overclock_OTA.sh"
8. Decide weather you have applied the OTA then, Run this command in the terminal: "./Overclock_OTA.sh" or "./Overclock_Pre_OTA.sh"
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[Note: If you notice any errors while a script is running, after, please check the device to see if it is rooted before posting that it simply did not work. Strange, but sometimes errors occur and everything turns out just fine!]
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Change Log:
[07/11]
Repaired Macintosh Scripts
Changed Bloatware to Disable, it's permanent!
Repaired Linux Scripts
[07/10]
Updated Macintosh Scripts
[07/10]
Updated Bloatware Removal
[07/10]
Updated Macintosh Scripts
[07/10]
Updated Linux Scripts
Updated Overclock Scripts: 2 Scripts
[07/09]
Easy Overclock
[07/09]
Perma-Temp Root (Thanks Eugene)
Cleaned Folders
Bloatware Remover
[07/07]
Cleaned Script
New Start, and Redo Script
Support for Macintosh and Linux
[07/07]
Initial Release
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If you have any issues, let me know!
If you appreciate my work, you can buy a coke[I'm not of age to have a beer...] or simply hit the Thanks button, I appreciate both.
I'll need to try this out when I get home. Great work!
Thanks! I originally made this for my Sensation, but I figured those with Evo 3D's could use it as well.
From the phone or cpu?
Thanks for the script. I'm assuming this is just a script that should be run the first time... But what about every time you reboot? Does the same script need to ran? Or can you make a quick script with what's needed after this initial script is ran for every reboot?
@dp13 Run it from the PC
@tigereyeslalo I just run it every time I reboot, doesn't hurt.
Wisefire 1000 thanks. It doesn't get easier then that.
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Wisefire said:
@dp13 Run it from the PC
@tigereyeslalo I just run it every time I reboot, doesn't hurt.
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Would you need to have SDK installed on ur PC or any PC u wish to run this.?
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Did not work for me. Are there special drivers I need? Is there any step you could have left out at all?? Maybe a small detail that you didnt include?
@CJPRICO Nope, I included the ADB files and everything.
@taygutta You're the first person it hasn't worked for, what version of windows are you running, and can you copy all of the text from the command prompt and post it here?
Worked prefect
Must not have the HTC sync drivers
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Do you have USB debugging checked? Worked in seconds for me.
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oh man....i just saw this....wish i brought my usb cable out to work...dont get off till 10 tonight....arrgghh.....
works great thanks for this...
FWIW I had to wait a min after the daemon was initialized then it went just fine.
Works great thanks.
will this work if you updated your OTA?
southphillysean said:
will this work if you updated your OTA?
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It should. Yes.
Si I need to download the zip on the PC, extract it to.the phone then...?
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Wow thank you. I'm able to run chainfire now. Now to try some Tegra 2 games =)
EDIT: Spoke too soon. Chainfire will open but cant install CF3D to rom since its not fully rooted.
Hi, i'm trying to access /system/app/ so i can put apps in there, since i couldt figure out how to install apk files form Eclipse. I'm running Eclipse with the SDK installed, any help or example would be awesome. Thanks
/system is typically read-only (is on every android I know of). On many (most?) devices, the partition containing /system is also write-locked in the eMMC firmware. User apps should be installed into the /data partition.
What do you mean by installing from eclipse? Eclipse uses adb to push the package to the device and launch the package installer.
Please use the Q&A Forum for questions Thanks
Moving to Q&A
There are two ways that may be of help that I know of.
ADB Install:
1. In your Android SDK manager you should have a tool called ADB (Google how to add it to your system path to make life easier)
2. Navigate to your apk file you are trying to install and shift right click in the windows explorer windo and select Open Command line here.
3. then using command line (Console) type in:
Code:
adb install nameofapphere.apk
Note: If the app has spaces in the installer name either take out the spaces or add quotes to the command line as shown below.
Code:
adb install "name of app here.apk"
Second choice is gaining command line root and remounting the system directory with rw permissions.
1. Gain console root access.
2. in console type in:
Code:
adb shell
Note if you see $ you are not in root and # if you are in root.
3. (Please double check)
Code:
mount -o remount,rw /dev/null /system
This will remount your system drive so you have read/write access to it.
4. Push the file to /system/app
5. Set the permissions you want for the application
JavaChips said:
There are two ways that may be of help that I know of.
ADB Install:
1. In your Android SDK manager you should have a tool called ADB (Google how to add it to your system path to make life easier)
2. Navigate to your apk file you are trying to install and shift right click in the windows explorer windo and select Open Command line here.
3. then using command line (Console) type in:
Code:
adb install nameofapphere.apk
Note: If the app has spaces in the installer name either take out the spaces or add quotes to the command line as shown below.
Code:
adb install "name of app here.apk"
Second choice is gaining command line root and remounting the system directory with rw permissions.
1. Gain console root access.
2. in console type in:
Code:
adb shell
Note if you see $ you are not in root and # if you are in root.
3. (Please double check)
Code:
mount -o remount,rw /dev/null /system
This will remount your system drive so you have read/write access to it.
4. Push the file to /system/app
5. Set the permissions you want for the application
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What i mean i'm writing an app in eclipse. And i have a listview with the apk's, i want when the user clicks on the items, it gets installed. Any ideas?
spxc said:
What i mean i'm writing an app in eclipse. And i have a listview with the apk's, i want when the user clicks on the items, it gets installed. Any ideas?
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Why did this thread get moved. Took me forever to find it.
Anyway, it seems you want to programmatically install an APK from within an android app, is that correct? Just launch an intent with the package installer as a target:
Code:
Intent installIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
installIntent.setDataAndType("/path/to/my/apk","application/vnd.android.package-archive");
startActivity(installIntent);
Moderator: this is definitely development related. Why was it moved to Q&A?
Gene Poole said:
Code:
Intent installIntent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_VIEW);
installIntent.setDataAndType("/path/to/my/apk","application/vnd.android.package-archive");
startActivity(installIntent);
Moderator: this is definitely development related. Why was it moved to Q&A?
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I'll agree, and secondly I think it was moved to Q&A because the original question was asked in a way that was not clear to it's intents.
So yeah, just pointing the apks to be run by the package installer via intent will launch the installer and install the app selected.
Hi friends. I have bought a HCL me U1 tab : 7" display, 512 mb ram, running android 4.0.3 ICS on it. But it does not supports Google play on it and I am pretty upset. Tried to root it with z4root, gingerbreak but nothing works.. Please help.
yup, Im stuck with this tab too, its good tab though.
IT lacks gapps and has few bugs, I hope we get a way to root it soon, or a custom rom will be much better
somebody ..help us
Have you tried SuperOneClick and/or Unlock Root? Both tools are capable of rooting a vast number of devices, so it's worth a shot.
One click ==> yes, will try another one soon. One click doesnt seem to work though. Any help here would be much appreciated
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ok unlock root gets stuck on 'try to get shell root permissions'. It recognizes the device and all, but gets stuck here
This tablet can be rooted.
Follow this link
http://crazyfreakgamers.com/hclme/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=60
follow below steps to root your HCL Tab U!
********* i am not responsible for any mess with your device do this on your own risk *****************
-Install android SDK and set up under program files (the path will be like C:\Program files/android/android-sdk/platform-tools/adb
-open SDK manager (under android-SDK Folder)
-WHen the list appear, scroll down and download Google USB driver and install it. Then scroll above and download Android 4.0.3 repositories
__-Now turn USB debugging ON in settings
-Download Superuser file from "downloads.androidsu.com/superuser/Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip" then extract the zip file to desktop and you will see 2 folder as "System" and "Meta-INF"
-Connect your Tab via USB
-Open CMD with administrator rights (search CMD then right click on it and select run as administrator)
-Type the following line of code
>cd..
>cd..
>cd..
>cd program files
>cd android
>cd android-sdk
>cd platform-tools
>adb
-While tab is connected to PC, Restart tablet into recovery mode by pressing start and vol+ button at the same time
>adb devices
>adb shell
>adb root (you will see a message "adb is already running as a root")
-Restart the tablet
-Wait till system opens till its home screen appears
>adb devices (you should see your device number)
>adb shell getprop ro.secure (output should be 0)
>adb shell mount -oremount,rw /dev/block/system /system
>adb push c:\users/"username"/desktop/system/bin/su /system/bin/
>adb push c:\users/"username"/desktop/system/bin/su /system/_install/bin/
>adb shell chmod 4777 /system/bin/su
>adb shell mount -oremount,ro /dev/block/system /system
-Download superuser app from market or anyother site and install it. Just open it once
-Download Yaffs explorer from market or anyother site and install it.
-Open the app and Click the drag down button on top and select "/".
-open the 2nd option which will be bin> /system/_install/bin
-Scroll down to and search for SU and you should be able to see that
-Click and hold and it will open up a pop up menu so in that select execute, then tick "As root" option and click Go button
-Superuser dialog box will open adn you have to accept it and you will be permitted to root level access.
-Now download any app which require root permission and use it and you will get a dialog box telleing you "this app requires Superuser permission" then click Yes. Now you should have definatly been granted SU permission.
Enjoy
originally by
Milen Balchandra
Superb_user said:
********* i am not responsible for any mess with your device do this on your own risk *****************
-Install android SDK and set up under program files (the path will be like C:\Program files/android/android-sdk/platform-tools/adb
-open SDK manager (under android-SDK Folder)
-WHen the list appear, scroll down and download Google USB driver and install it. Then scroll above and download Android 4.0.3 repositories
__-Now turn USB debugging ON in settings
-Download Superuser file from "downloads.androidsu.com/superuser/Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip" then extract the zip file to desktop and you will see 2 folder as "System" and "Meta-INF"
-Connect your Tab via USB
-Open CMD with administrator rights (search CMD then right click on it and select run as administrator)
-Type the following line of code
>cd..
>cd..
>cd..
>cd program files
>cd android
>cd android-sdk
>cd platform-tools
>adb
-While tab is connected to PC, Restart tablet into recovery mode by pressing start and vol+ button at the same time
>adb devices
>adb shell
>adb root (you will see a message "adb is already running as a root")
-Restart the tablet
-Wait till system opens till its home screen appears
>adb devices (you should see your device number)
>adb shell getprop ro.secure (output should be 0)
>adb shell mount -oremount,rw /dev/block/system /system
>adb push c:\users/"username"/desktop/system/bin/su /system/bin/
>adb push c:\users/"username"/desktop/system/bin/su /system/_install/bin/
>adb shell chmod 4777 /system/bin/su
>adb shell mount -oremount,ro /dev/block/system /system
-Download superuser app from market or anyother site and install it. Just open it once
-Download Yaffs explorer from market or anyother site and install it.
-Open the app and Click the drag down button on top and select "/".
-open the 2nd option which will be bin> /system/_install/bin
-Scroll down to and search for SU and you should be able to see that
-Click and hold and it will open up a pop up menu so in that select execute, then tick "As root" option and click Go button
-Superuser dialog box will open adn you have to accept it and you will be permitted to root level access.
-Now download any app which require root permission and use it and you will get a dialog box telleing you "this app requires Superuser permission" then click Yes. Now you should have definatly been granted SU permission.
Enjoy
originally by
Milen Balchandra
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after doing the whole process
when i try to execute su as root (YAFFS EXPLORER)
Super user not asks to allow root access
Nothing happens when i select to run su as root pls help
Can any make cwmflashable zip for dhis tab??? Pleeeesssssee
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HCL U1 Help
Anybody having the stock rom of HCL u1 .ftf file???? I desperately need the original stock files...please...atleast gimme the link for it...
Can't find superuser and yaffs explorer
Superb_user said:
********* i am not responsible for any mess with your device do this on your own risk *****************
-Install android SDK and set up under program files (the path will be like C:\Program files/android/android-sdk/platform-tools/adb
-open SDK manager (under android-SDK Folder)
-WHen the list appear, scroll down and download Google USB driver and install it. Then scroll above and download Android 4.0.3 repositories
__-Now turn USB debugging ON in settings
-Download Superuser file from "downloads.androidsu.com/superuser/Superuser-3.0.7-efghi-signed.zip" then extract the zip file to desktop and you will see 2 folder as "System" and "Meta-INF"
-Connect your Tab via USB
-Open CMD with administrator rights (search CMD then right click on it and select run as administrator)
-Type the following line of code
>cd..
>cd..
>cd..
>cd program files
>cd android
>cd android-sdk
>cd platform-tools
>adb
-While tab is connected to PC, Restart tablet into recovery mode by pressing start and vol+ button at the same time
>adb devices
>adb shell
>adb root (you will see a message "adb is already running as a root")
-Restart the tablet
-Wait till system opens till its home screen appears
>adb devices (you should see your device number)
>adb shell getprop ro.secure (output should be 0)
>adb shell mount -oremount,rw /dev/block/system /system
>adb push c:\users/"username"/desktop/system/bin/su /system/bin/
>adb push c:\users/"username"/desktop/system/bin/su /system/_install/bin/
>adb shell chmod 4777 /system/bin/su
>adb shell mount -oremount,ro /dev/block/system /system
-Download superuser app from market or anyother site and install it. Just open it once
-Download Yaffs explorer from market or anyother site and install it.
-Open the app and Click the drag down button on top and select "/".
-open the 2nd option which will be bin> /system/_install/bin
-Scroll down to and search for SU and you should be able to see that
-Click and hold and it will open up a pop up menu so in that select execute, then tick "As root" option and click Go button
-Superuser dialog box will open adn you have to accept it and you will be permitted to root level access.
-Now download any app which require root permission and use it and you will get a dialog box telleing you "this app requires Superuser permission" then click Yes. Now you should have definatly been granted SU permission.
Enjoy
originally by
Milen Balchandra
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Where do I download the Superuser app from? Do I have to download it in my PC and then somehow install it into my U1? Or Do I download and install it directly into my U1??
I'm stuck at the superuser app part... And couldn't find yaffs explorer in the HCL ME market... There's no other Market in my tablet yet!
I'm pretty new to such things, It would be great if you help me out!
Thanks!
Rooted HCL ME U1
KingTodi said:
Where do I download the Superuser app from? Do I have to download it in my PC and then somehow install it into my U1? Or Do I download and install it directly into my U1??
I'm stuck at the superuser app part... And couldn't find yaffs explorer in the HCL ME market... There's no other Market in my tablet yet!
I'm pretty new to such things, It would be great if you help me out!
Thanks!
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This guide is successfully tested by me.
1. You need a 32 bit OS. (I have used 7 Pro x86).
2. Turn USB debugging ‘ON’ in settings of the tablet.
3. Download Superuser hear
Then extract the zip file to desktop:\ & you will see 2 folders as
“System” and “Meta-INF”.
4. Download the drivers. Then connect the tablet & install the drivers
using device manager.
5. Download SuperOneClick!. Extract the archive, go to the folder
named ADB. Open an elevated command prompt download that first
6. CONTINUE WITH THE FOLLOWING COMMANDS.
>adb root (you will see a message “adb is already running as a root”)
>adb devices (you should see your device number)
>adb shell (adb shell will run and daemon tool will also run if this message is not see then close elevated command prompt and restart tablet and continue with following commands)
7. NOW RESTART THE TABLET AND WAIT TILL THE HOME SCREEN APPEARS.NOW
CONTINUE WITH FOLLOWING COMMANDS.
>adb shell getprop ro.secure (output should be 0)
>adb shell mount -oremount,rw /dev/block/system /system
>adb push c:\users/”username”/desktop/system/bin/su /system/bin/
>adb push c:\users/”username”/desktop/system/bin/su /system/_install/bin/
>adb shell chmod 4777 /system/bin/su
>adb shell mount -oremount,ro /dev/block/system /system
8. install busybox first and then check root status with root checker
superuser app,Yaffs explorer,Root Checker can be downloaded from any other site.
Custom Rom HCL ME U1 Tablet
Try this link to Install CWM recovery on HCl ME U1 and also Root The HCl ME U1 tablet
Link: http://tabletkinghcl007.blogspot.in/
jjv007 said:
This guide is successfully tested by me.
1. You need a 32 bit OS. (I have used 7 Pro x86).
2. Turn USB debugging ‘ON’ in settings of the tablet.
3. Download Superuser hear
Then extract the zip file to desktop:\ & you will see 2 folders as
“System” and “Meta-INF”.
4. Download the drivers. Then connect the tablet & install the drivers
using device manager.
5. Download SuperOneClick!. Extract the archive, go to the folder
named ADB. Open an elevated command prompt download that first
6. CONTINUE WITH THE FOLLOWING COMMANDS.
>adb root (you will see a message “adb is already running as a root”)
>adb devices (you should see your device number)
>adb shell (adb shell will run and daemon tool will also run if this message is not see then close elevated command prompt and restart tablet and continue with following commands)
7. NOW RESTART THE TABLET AND WAIT TILL THE HOME SCREEN APPEARS.NOW
CONTINUE WITH FOLLOWING COMMANDS.
>adb shell getprop ro.secure (output should be 0)
>adb shell mount -oremount,rw /dev/block/system /system
>adb push c:\users/”username”/desktop/system/bin/su /system/bin/
>adb push c:\users/”username”/desktop/system/bin/su /system/_install/bin/
>adb shell chmod 4777 /system/bin/su
>adb shell mount -oremount,ro /dev/block/system /system
8. install busybox first and then check root status with root checker
superuser app,Yaffs explorer,Root Checker can be downloaded from any other site.
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hey can i use 64 bit os?? any other method for 64 bit os??
This method doesn't require purchasing any app. It does require the use of sqlite3 in /system/xbin/. As well as terminal emulator from the play store. This will work for both 4.3 and 4.4 roms.
First if you don't already have terminal emulator installed install it now.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm
Open up the terminal emulator and type in sqlite3 if the prompt doesn't change to sqlite> then you need to install sqlite3.
To install sqlite3: install sqlite installer root from the play store.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ptSoft.util.sqlite3forroot
Open the program, press install, and allow root permissions. Once the installation is complete go ahead and Uninstall the sqlite installer app.
Open terminal emulator back up and copy paste in the following:
su
Allow the permissions... copy in:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db
Your prompt should change to sqlite>
At this point if you don't have any custom toggles in your rom you can just copy and paste the below into terminal emulator. If you're not sure or if you do then you can get your current value(see end of post) and add WiFiHotspot; to the end of it using the syntax below.
update system set value='Wifi;MobileData;Location;Bluetooth;AutoRotate;SilentMode;Sync;Ebook;AirplaneMode;DrivingMode;AllShareCast;MultiWindow;SmartStay;PowerSaving;SBeam;Nfc;AirView;AirGesture;SmartPause;SmartScroll;DormantMode;WiFiHotspot;' where name='notification_panel_active_app_list';
After you update the value exit sqlite using:
.quit
You should now be able to add the WiFiHotspot Toggle in settings under display> notification panel.
To query your current value use the following command:
select * from system where name='notification_panel_active_app_list';
You should see something like the below returned. (Long pressing and using select text will copy whatever text you select.)
4034|notification_panel_active_app_list|Wifi;MobileData;Location;Bluetooth;AutoRotate;SilentMode;Sync;WiFiHotspot;Ebook;AirplaneMode;AllShareCast;MultiWindow;SmartStay;PowerSaving;SBeam;Nfc;AirView;AirGesture;SmartPause;SmartScroll;DormantMode;DrivingMode;
You'll need to copy from after the | to the end and add WiFiHotspot; to the end for the update command shown above.
Thanks to jbeitel for the original guide here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2483258
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