Greetings I’m new on this thing of root, mod, …
I own a Huawei device with GingerBread (2.3.5) which one I‘m trying to gain root, already try with GingerBreak, super one click, unlock-root and none works, so I’m trying to root the device manually. I have read a lot of threads that explain how to root with a linux distro (in this case ubuntu) and when I connect the phone on Download Mode it doesn’t show me the system partitions of android seems to be like ubuntu isn't mounting them
How can I manage to explore these partitions?
hello
I'll try to be as clear as possible
What I want: delete the chinese apps on this phone and enable the mobile data connection (not sure how to do this..) so i need root
My Firmware: this smartphone was with 2.3.6 stock firmware, after that I installed this rom: http://www.needrom.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/ZTE-U-V760.zip because they say it was ics, but it is gingerbread 2.3.4 so now I am on this firmware (stock)
My attempts:
1. superoneclick --> access denied in tmp folder, if the full log is needed I'll post it
2. unlockroot --> says unable to root your phone, buy full.. ecc.
3. mtkdroid tools --> it sent me here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=38337401&postcount=5
I have tried this but at the step 6 I can't make the read back process start.. I don't know what is the problem, I think the drivers are ok because the preloader 65xx is recognized by windows (tried windows 8, 7 and on a clean xp)
4. I unzipped the rom, deleted the chinese apk files and zipped it.. in the recovery (still original recovery) problems with signature so I can't use that update.. the same trying to sign the zip with udatezipcreator..it's the first time I try something like this so maybe I made some errors..
Question: in the rom update.zip there isn't recovery.img, but there is boot.img
is it possible to root this damned smartphone with it or with any other method?
Really a big thanks in advance
Very EASY!!!!!!!
HI Freind if you want to root your android just download one click root software
1.download and install one click root
2.connect your device with pc and turn on usb storage
3.open one click root and it will show your device
4.Click root
5you are done enjoy your rooted phone!
This software stay on this for 15 minutes:
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And after:
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I made 3 attempts, so I can add one click root to failed attempts -.-
thanks anyway..
Hello,
Thank you for the tips form the Leagoo Lead 3 forum: I wasn't able to post there so I do it here;
I don't know how to relate my own tasks to achieve this:
At least I followed steps 1 and 2: Step 1 was never finished: hangs or failed error message:.
With Kingo Root, always ended up with failure message except the last time:
I was able to root successfully;
Before to successfully root with Kingo Root:
- After several trials with steps 1 and 2. I ended up with Lead3 being rooted as displayed on Kingo Root status, But I wasn't able to use su;
- Once Kingo root status was root, I launched mtkdroidtools 2.5.3, freshly reinstalled(ie I renamed my former version installation), Lead3 was correctly detected with green light, No Root button but ADB. I made a backup and installed SuperSu with this tool:
I clicked on ADB. Type adb shell, it gave me # root access inside Lead 3.
But on standalone, Lead 3 stayed as not rooted (default.prop ro.secure=0). Secure mode. Thank you to the Insecure forum: And the guy who explained clearly on one his article, just google 'android insecure mode' and ' Root any Android device - Whiteboard Web'.
- Last trial with Kingo Root: Root was successfull.
And I still don't understand ,,,,
- I checked Lead3, it's rooted. SuperSu, Xposed framework work Ok, and su in the terminaluf.
ps: The device manager shows android device with Alcatel ADB driver. and sometime Android ADB, depending on which tool I used.
NB:
I forgot to mention that during the rooting trial, with adb and terminal, I saw busybox was installed, at leat links in the filesystems I was able to mount -o remount, rw /system and / in order to change default.prop content (sed ,,,,). Strange isn't it ?
Baffled ,,,
But as curiosity is still here and pocket minded, I'll shop more of those phones.
Leagoo Lead 3 is really nice phone. As long long as I can control ...
Not sure my question in subject is clear, so here's the thing...
I have dual-boot tablet with Android 5.0.1 and Windows 10 installed, and the model is Onda V80 Plus (32GB), if that matters at all.
I'm really having hard time rooting this device using standard methods (even with much of background knowledge and experience), so I was about to take a different route.
I installed Paragon ExtFS windows app which gives me read/write access to /system and /data android partitions (which have ext4 filesystem).
I was wondering if anyone knows if it's possible to gain root access in Android just by copying some files and changing some permissions or whatever from within Windows OS?
Basically, for those not familiar with ExtFS app, I can assign a drive letter to /system and /data partitions, and do whatever I want with them just like with any other drive or volume.
I'm aware that modifying ext4 partitions can render my Android OS unbootable, but I have a backup and would like to try it anyway as this is my last option.
When I look into SuperSU.zip file (which I always flashed through CWM/TWRP recovery to gain root access), I see many files which some lengthy script is copying all around, so I stopped after analyzing about hundred lines of code lol.
I really didn't find any method like this on the internet, so I wonder if that's even possible, and if it is, how would I go about it?
Thanks everyone.
Burs said:
Not sure my question in subject is clear, so here's the thing...
I have dual-boot tablet with Android 5.0.1 and Windows 10 installed, and the model is Onda V80 Plus (32GB), if that matters at all.
I'm really having hard time rooting this device using standard methods (even with much of background knowledge and experience), so I was about to take a different route.
I installed Paragon ExtFS windows app which gives me read/write access to /system and /data android partitions (which have ext4 filesystem).
I was wondering if anyone knows if it's possible to gain root access in Android just by copying some files and changing some permissions or whatever from within Windows OS?
Basically, for those not familiar with ExtFS app, I can assign a drive letter to /system and /data partitions, and do whatever I want with them just like with any other drive or volume.
I'm aware that modifying ext4 partitions can render my Android OS unbootable, but I have a backup and would like to try it anyway as this is my last option.
When I look into SuperSU.zip file (which I always flashed through CWM/TWRP recovery to gain root access), I see many files which some lengthy script is copying all around, so I stopped after analyzing about hundred lines of code lol.
I really didn't find any method like this on the internet, so I wonder if that's even possible, and if it is, how would I go about it?
Thanks everyone.
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Root needs a custom kernel. Not something you are gonna do with a Windows setup the way you have it. Also you will most likely not find anything as that is most likely not an official version of Android as Google doesn't allow dual booting.
Thanks for a reply. But I don't see what does custom kernel have to do with what I try to achieve? If I could, in my Windows environment, replicate the modifications that script inside SuperSU zip does to /system partition, I should gain root access, right? In theory that is, since I'm aware lots of things can go wrong. I was hoping someone could explain a bit what SuperSU script is doing when run inside custom recovery, so I try to do the same thing. Again, if it's possible, and if it's worth the time spent. But I have time, and I'm always willing to learn something new.
Burs said:
Thanks for a reply. But I don't see what does custom kernel have to do with what I try to achieve? If I could, in my Windows environment, replicate the modifications that script inside SuperSU zip does to /system partition, I should gain root access, right? In theory that is, since I'm aware lots of things can go wrong. I was hoping someone could explain a bit what SuperSU script is doing when run inside custom recovery, so I try to do the same thing. Again, if it's possible, and if it's worth the time spent. But I have time, and I'm always willing to learn something new.
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what su is doing is pulls the kernel and patches it. root access is defined in the kernel. what itnis doing in system is flashimg just the apk
Ok, I see. So if I ask someone who rooted the same model successfully to send me patched kernel, I could easily flash it in fastboot mode (my bootloader is unlocked). So only thing left to do would be to copy apk inside /system/app, and cross my fingers? I'll post my findings if I manage to do something worth writing about. Thanks.
I have same problem with you. I can't root my Onda V80 plus. I unlock bootloader, flash recovery for my device. Then, i put it into recovery mode and install supersu.zip over recovery. When i reboot this onda, it has stopped in onda logo.
bahuy2003 said:
I have same problem with you. I can't root my Onda V80 plus. I unlock bootloader, flash recovery for my device. Then, i put it into recovery mode and install supersu.zip over recovery. When i reboot this onda, it has stopped in onda logo.
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I managed to root my Onda few days after my last post, but forgot to post my findings, sorry. I didn't used any of my hacker's skills lol, but I researched a bit more and found out what I was missing. The same issue is with you, so you have to disable verity before flashing recovery by typing in these commands:
Code:
adb root
adb remount
adb disable-verity
adb reboot
After rebooting install supersu.zip, and the next boot won't hang on Onda logo anymore. Hope this helps you.
btw, note that not just any adb version has verity command line switch. You have to download newer adb version!
Thank you! I trie a lots times, but i can't make successfully!
Basic root procedure would be: unlock BL -> disable verity -> flash (temp) recovery -> install SuperSU
Here are the links containing all the files neccessary for rooting Onda V80 Plus: Mega | MediaFire
Note the ReadMe.txt inside archive. It contains list of adb/fastboot commands needed to be executed in order to successfully root the device.
Thank you very much! I download your file and root successfully my Onda V80 plus! It works well for me.
Goodday,
I have been looking into rooting my android device for over a week now and was still not able to find how it can be done for an unidentified tablet.
I have an Allwinner T8 tablet (headunit) that runs oreo 8.1.0, theres no info availlable on this unit whatsoever, all i have is a detailled system information gathered by root checker, i can post the detaills if its required.
I've managed to make a full backup of my device using the adb backup command incase something goes wrong it can be reverted easily.
No custom recovery option availlable to flash.
Is it possible to root my device using the supersu zip without a custom recovery for example with adb using the command "adb flash"?
The most usefull guide for my situation i have come across is the magisk manager installation guide: ht tps://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/magisk/official-magisk-v7-universal-systemless-t3473445
This method requires me to have the stock boot image from my device, seeing i don't have root and cant just copy that file, where exactly can i find this file(whats the path to it)?
Is it possible to use adb command "adb root; adb pull ... " to retrieve this file? If not how can i get my hands on this file?
Please help me, i have spend many houres searching google and watching videos but all of wich are the easy methods that don't work for my tablet or require root or a custom recovery wich i cant install... pretty frustrating...
I think magisk manager is the only correct way to go for my problem
Also, if i remount my system or root with read&write rights using adb shell, is that the same as rooting my device?
if i can read and write into the system directory on my device then i should be set.
So what exactly is the diffrence between rooting my device and remounting my device/system as read/write?
anyone??