I noticed previously when i was using root apps using inbuilt root permissions of cm from dev tools it shows a # icon in statusbar which is kindda nice!but after installing super su its not showing anymore...can anyone help me to have that icon with super su?
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-Adarsh- said:
I noticed previously when i was using root apps using inbuilt root permissions of cm from dev tools it shows a # icon in statusbar which is kindda nice!but after installing super su its not showing anymore...can anyone help me to have that icon with super su?
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after flashing the supersu zip will not show that icon again, if you want to then don't flash the supersu zip
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sagnik9 said:
after flashing the supersu zip will not show that icon again, if you want to then don't flash the supersu zip
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ok..anyways i just installed the super su from playstore..(forget this)
i wanted to know if we can get that kind of thing anyway
CM12 don't need super su, apps run with root with no problems until now to me, why you need super su?
noRetail said:
CM12 don't need super su, apps run with root with no problems until now to me, why you need super su?
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Foldermount asks to install supersu
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Hello,
how can i root my stock firmware but without the CWM and supersu.I already have higher CWM version flashed, and i don't like supersu i want superuser.Can you please help?
be4i said:
Hello,
how can i root my stock firmware but without the CWM and supersu.I already have higher CWM version flashed, and i don't like supersu i want superuser.Can you please help?
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Ummmmm... If you are not rooted then how did you flash CWM Recovery at all?! I dont believe this is possible...
Someone please correct me if Im wrong...
Replace cwm app and super in the cwm flash zip.
jje
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Install Superuser-3.1.3-arm-signed.zip in CWM from http://androidsu.com/superuser/
If you have CWM then you have already rooted it
As I understood you want to change the program that grants SU access to other apps?
Why do you need that?
I think that you will not have any better changes from that...
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be4i said:
Hello,
how can i root my stock firmware but without the CWM and supersu.I already have higher CWM version flashed, and i don't like supersu i want superuser.Can you please help?
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Hey, did you look in SuperSu settings? There is everything you need. By the way I can't see the rationale to absolutely change your Su app and binary. They are now both the same in features.
Check in SuperSU settings there are options to ease the transition to superusrr, than download superuser on Play, and update the binary.
You dont have to root to have CWM you can remove the cache file in the CF root file. And you will have CWM and no super user
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b-eock said:
You dont have to root to have CWM you can remove the cache file in the CF root file. And you will have CWM and no super user
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He already has CWM, and the 6.0.1.2 I would say. He just wants to change the su binary/app.
qwerty12 said:
Install Superuser-3.1.3-arm-signed.zip in CWM from
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Tank you it works
be4i said:
Hello,
how can i root my stock firmware but without the CWM and supersu.I already have higher CWM version flashed, and i don't like supersu i want superuser.Can you please help?
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Find Superuser.apk and su (binary) on XDA-Developers forum et put "su" on /system/xterm/ and "superuser.apk" on /system/app/.
hi all, i'm using fxp latest build for xperia u... how i can uninstall superuser and use only superSU? i can't figure out how to remove superuser after installing superSU
i red on the forums that with ICS and JB is better to use superSU instead of superuser
thanks in advice
Use the app root app uninstall from Google play and remove it
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Rajul said:
Use the app root app uninstall from Google play and remove it
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it worked thanks
-lorenzo- said:
it worked thanks
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Need help to replace superuser app with SuperSU on my Xperia Sola. I'm on stock rooted ICS ROM.
-lorenzo- said:
hi all, i'm using fxp latest build for xperia u... how i can uninstall superuser and use only superSU? i can't figure out how to remove superuser after installing superSU
i red on the forums that with ICS and JB is better to use superSU instead of superuser
thanks in advice
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install superSU from the market, then approve and install binary, do not uninstall superuser as requested by superSU. the use rootbrowser and go to system/app and delete superuser.apk. done.
Okay folks we definitely got a problem here.
I just booted into a new rom and as soon as i opened superSU,it said "SU binaries need to be updared,continue?"
I click on yes nd then i click on install normally rather than through cwm
After that it says installation failed! And supersu closes off.
I need help how shall i update the damned binaries?
Help will be highly appreciated!
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Why don't You try to download it from Play Store?
And there was sth called "super user update fixer", but it was for superuser, not superSU, which You're using.
@coolancool,
Use this superuser app, it's better than supersu & hasn't any problem with the binaries update.
@coolancool,
Use this superuser app, it's better than supersu & hasn't any problem with the binaries update.
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Thannks dude worked!
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I have just installed xposed installer but it shows the big red label the latest version is NOT active in the module section. I've tried uninstalling, reinstalling, master reset, several reboots, but nothing changes. What am I missing? Thanks in advance.
Swarai said:
I have just installed xposed installer but it shows the big red label the latest version is NOT active in the module section. I've tried uninstalling, reinstalling, master reset, several reboots, but nothing changes. What am I missing? Thanks in advance.
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Assuming that you are rooted, once you install Xposed, open the app, click on "Framework", Click Install/Update button, reboot. That should do. Else, confirm you've rooted properly and have latest busybox installed.
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According to root checker I'm rooted. Busybox will not install. Now what? Thanks
unease said:
Assuming that you are rooted, once you install Xposed, open the app, click on "Framework", Click Install/Update button, reboot. That should do. Else, confirm you've rooted properly and have latest busybox installed.
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This is busybox, the other pictures are root checker and xposed respectively. Thank you
Swarai said:
This is busybox, the other pictures are root checker and xposed respectively. Thank you
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There lies your problem. System partition is not writable & busybox is not installed. Try rooting once again. Also install try installing busybox using Flashtool.
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Have you actually installed Supersu? You may have 'rooted' using Root Tools etc but have you installed a root management app and installed the binaries?
nobnut said:
Have you actually installed Supersu? You may have 'rooted' using Root Tools etc but have you installed a root management app and installed the binaries?
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Good point. :thumbup:
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how do i install the binaries? what am i looking for?
nobnut said:
Have you actually installed Supersu? You may have 'rooted' using Root Tools etc but have you installed a root management app and installed the binaries?
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Gentlemen, thank you but it works now! I just easy rooted it again.
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If I install CM 13 on my Oneplus 2, will the device be rooted by default or do I have to flash the super SU zip?
If I dont flash the super SU zip will the apps like greenify and xposed module have root access?? please clarify.
rjs_singh said:
If I install CM 13 on my Oneplus 2, will the device be rooted by default or do I have to flash the super SU zip?
If I dont flash the super SU zip will the apps like greenify and xposed module have root access?? please clarify.
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Yes CM has its own SuperUser. You have to enable it in the Dev. Settings
toxicore said:
Yes CM has its own SuperUser. You have to enable it in the Dev. Settings
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Where exactly in the dev settings? Can u help?
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rjs_singh said:
Where exactly in the dev settings? Can u help?
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Well... you just have to scroll down a bit in the dev-settings and the second entry under OEM-Unlock (called "Root access") is where you can choose whether adb, apps or both can request root.
toxicore said:
Well... you just have to scroll down a bit in the dev-settings and the second entry under OEM-Unlock (called "Root access") is where you can choose whether adb, apps or both can request root.
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Can you please tell me if we can use xposed with out flashing super SU?
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rjs_singh said:
Can you please tell me if we can use xposed with out flashing super SU?
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Yes. You can. Substantially the Built-In SuperUser does the same than SuperSU