I accidentally moved SuperSU to SD card and lost root. I tried moving back to internal storage, normally uninstalling and reinstalling SuperSU from play store but it does nothing. Options in SuperSU app like 'Reinstall', 'Full unroot', 'Install SuperSU into /system' fail.
Is it safe to try flashing SuperSU zip from recovery in this state? How can I regain root without flashing new rom and wiping?
I'm using CM 12.1 ; 5.1.1 ; TWRP 2.8.5.0
Kaow0 said:
I accidentally moved SuperSU to SD card and lost root. I tried moving back to internal storage, normally uninstalling and reinstalling SuperSU from play store but it does nothing. Options in SuperSU app like 'Reinstall', 'Full unroot', 'Install SuperSU into /system' fail.
Is it safe to try flashing SuperSU zip from recovery in this state? How can I regain root without flashing new rom and wiping?
I'm using CM 12.1 ; 5.1.1 ; TWRP 2.8.5.0
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First I recommend you to upgrade your recovery and then u can flash the SuperSU zip in recovery. Clear cache and dalvik cache to be on a safer side.
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Please can anyone help. I have rooted my LG d802 correctly and confirmed this by Root Checker. I am trying to install a custom ROM which I have saved the zip file to the phones internal SD card.
When using ROM manager it says I have installed custom recovery Clockwork mod 6.0.4.4 but when I reboot into recovery mode only get the options to reboot system, install from external, adb etc. Or to wipe cache. I don't get option to instal from zip or any way to instal the new ROM. Rebooting just gets the phone back to its original state? Please any help on what I need to do to be able to see the instal from zip option.? Many thanks anyone!?
I don't use CWM, but I believe you should select install from external. It may be referring to your external SD, even if the SD isn't removable. If you still have issues installing your ROM, try TWRP recovery. You can install TWRP installer from the play store.
Im using Philz recovery and I have been installing new roms just fine. I wanted to format my internal storage cause the new rom required it. and now when I go to install a new rom it says E:Cannont write to /sdcard/clockworkmod/ .last_install_path. How can I fix this?
Try mounting the storage, wiping again, and try flashing again.
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DCVR 614 said:
Im using Philz recovery and I have been installing new roms just fine. I wanted to format my internal storage cause the new rom required it. and now when I go to install a new rom it says E:Cannont write to /sdcard/clockworkmod/ .last_install_path. How can I fix this?
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Just reboot back into recovery. Pwr options reboot recovery. Make sure all your nandroids are saved on extsd card
wolfeyes30 said:
Just reboot back into recovery. Pwr options reboot recovery. Make sure all your nandroids are saved on extsd card
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Yes, this. After you wipe everything reboot to recovery from within recovery. When/if prompted to install superuser, do so. Get the latest recovery as well if you are not already on it.
Good luck.
Hi mates i made a flashable.zip for CWM recovery based of the ISR/ISRAEL V20A firmware
It has all the same things of the KDZ file i just extracted a rooted it.
INSTALLATION:
MAKE A NANDROID BACKUP OF YOUR CURRENT ROM AND APPS,RECOVERY,TITANIUM BACKUP ETC
Go into CWM recovery
then go to :
Mounts and Storage
mount /data
mount /sdcard
mount /system
under that options select this ones:
format /cache
format /data
format /system
go back to the main menu
then wipe Cache partition
after that go to advanced and wipe dalvik cache
go back to main menu then
wipe data/factory reset
Install Rom from SDCARD
after installation its completed wipe cache and dalvik cache again
Restart the phone.
Go to superSU app
it will show a warning telling you that something its wrong with the SU access.
Reboot into CWM and flash the SuperSU providen by chainfire.
http://download.chainfire.eu/396/SuperSU/
Reboot the phone then superSU app should be gone from the app drawer,just reinstall it from google play and update the binaries via normal mode.
Reboot the phone again ,now you wil have complete root access
also dont forget to disable MLT from hidden menu,just dial:
3845#*714#
DONE :good:
DOWNLOAD:
https://mega.co.nz/#!rUwkEYDD!QIQlPGO9ctfazAQ_HhqTDmt0vkDy5VBsXTiFD7-ndWU
P.S. PLEASE DONT REUPLOAD THE ROM TO ANOTHER HOST BECAUSE I TAKE A COUNT OF THE DOWNLOADS,PLEASE,AND THANKS.
Have a nice day,evening,etc
Dont work the phone calls :/
MarcosJoeel said:
Dont work the phone calls :/
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Flash this zip
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56661337&postcount=177
I flashed to CM13 using TWRP recovery.
I was unable to install the newer updates.
I flashed the recovery to cyanogen. Now every time I download new updates, I have to select the update file manually in recovery mode. Also I am afraid that if I format SD card as internal storage, I wouldn't be able to browse the update file in recovery.
Please suggest what can I do?
Yesterday i had tried to install a custom rom on my "Galaxy Tab 10.1 GT-P7500 (p4).
I had rooted my tablet using a .zip package and installed it via original recovery, then i installed the CWM recovery using the google play app and superuser permissions.
I had put the cyanogenmod 10.1 zip and the gapps zip on the internal storage, then i entered the recovery mode, wiped up data and cache, and i had installed the rom and the gapps from recovery.
Everything was working correctly, the device was booting up and the system working well but my internal memory was almost full.
So i thought that some old files from the old installatio was remained hidden in the internal storage.
I had rebooted my tablet in recovery mode wiped up data and cache then i had formatted everything shown in clockwork's mounts and storage menu (including format system, data, cahce, and /data and /data/media (/sdstorage).
After that i wasn't been able to find anymore the rom and gapps saved on the internal storage of my device....
So i had installed "android platform-tools adb" to do a sideload install using "install .zip from sideload" of my CWM.
I had done the sideload install and the log of CWM was showing "update installed" so i rebooted my device.
After that the tablet has remained stuck at the Cyanogen boot up logo for hours until the battery was fully drained :crying:
What can i do now? i have to wipe something then do another time a sideload reinstall (or things like that) or i have to use odin for return back in the original firmware recovery rom?
Now is everything ok i have reinstalled the original firmware using odin3- v1.85 and i have downloaded the firmware from sammobile