Hi.
After i updated my phone to 7.10.19 i cant run su command in terminal and i cant install viper arise. it installed but it doesnt appear.
bu i can install xposed and it work!!!
@x23are Did you reflash supersu/magisk (or whatever root your using) after applying the update?
xposed doesn't need root but some modules do.
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I rooted my phone using GingerBreak, but can't install Busybox. Downloaded it from market but it never finishes installation, saying there's already another installation of busybox and immediately quits after. Any ideas how to install it properly?
I think it means Gingerbreak also installed busybox and installing another instance is not necessary. It could also mean that there is a special version for your device
after rooting some programs asked me to install busybox, so it rather wasn't installed... and they're still asking now, so nothing changed
install root explorer
create folder /system/xbin.change permissions to r/w
try again to install busybox
this work for me
Hi all. As flashing SuperUser via CWM doesn't give an uninstall option, would it be better to install
it from the Play Store, or is flashing better for some reason.
Thanks.
I think flashing is better because:when you root your Tab,in addition to Superuser you inject a file named "su" in the folder "bin" of your OS,but if you install Superuser you must put that file there manually...but there is a way:in the flash able zip remove the Superuser APP,and after flashing install Superuser or SuperSU according to your OS.
arashtarafar said:
I think flashing is better because:when you root your Tab,in addition to Superuser you inject a file named "su" in the folder "bin" of your OS,but if you install Superuser you must put that file there manually...but there is a way:in the flash able zip remove the Superuser APP,and after flashing install Superuser or SuperSU according to your OS.
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Thank you.
I flashed CWM, and then installed SuperUser via Play, but it didn't work. I didn't know about the "su" file.
So I uninstalled SuperUser, and flashed the file I had on hand, which is SuperSU.
Worked like a charm and everything is working.
Got an "update available" message this morning, which was for SuperSU. Updated, and all is well.
Thanks again!
I have a lemon tab with ics 4.0.3 and 3.0.8 kernal...
I have tried all possible ways to root it... Right now the su is there as built in app. The terminal confirmed my tab as unrooted. But if i type system/xbin/su in the terminal, the terminal receive su permission. So i thought i am close to rooting it.
Pls help me to complete it fully. The su is 3.2 version. I used su uninstaller but of no use. Besides i have lost my ideal cwm 5.0.2. 4 zip file and its getting difficult finding a new one fitting my tab.
P.S i dont have a pc. I m using recovery reboot method.
when I download x-parts v7, it ask for su permission. when I select install, it cannot detect a suitable cwm. exynoabuse and farmaroot said "not exploitable". I am completely helpless.... plz help me.
I rooted my OF1 gs4 via kingo root, which you can find here: https://www.kingoapp.com/ . I use this app since king root doesn't work on my phone. What happens is that the app installs its own Superuser and when i install Supersu from the playstore it fails to update the binary. The strange thing is that i have used this app many times before, and it has worked every single time, except this time. I don't get it -.- . HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALP (i need supersu to install flashfire since it doesn't work with these other superuser apps :crying: )
I'm having the same problem. The instructions say to replace /system/xbin/su but not where to get it from. I've tried safestrap (won't enable). I use root explorer to manage files. Have tried terminal emulator scripts, installing binary manually, a few more things and I keep running into the same basic issue. I can't get supersu updated.
I have a vzw gs4 i545 of1
Gremiken said:
I'm having the same problem. The instructions say to replace /system/xbin/su but not where to get it from. I've tried safestrap (won't enable). I use root explorer to manage files. Have tried terminal emulator scripts, installing binary manually, a few more things and I keep running into the same basic issue. I can't get supersu updated.
I have a vzw gs4 i545 of1
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/gal.../root-rid-kingroot-king2suv2-0-t3361601/page4
Try this, it helped me root on OF1
I've got root. It's getting supersu to update. Or even to replace the su file manually. I can find the su file but nowhere can I find the Su file. The caps make a difference right?
I was new for rooting and choose the easiest way to root(kingoroot not kingroot) my samsung galaxy j1 ace...
and now i want to switch to supersu from kingo superuser...
as kingroot being more famous... i didnt found any tutorials too... some are using supersu me...
i have no idea what to do... i want to clear the remainants of kingo too...
help me...
A procedure is here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...g/replace-kingoroot-supersu-manually-t3573361
My device stores applications in directories in /data/app, ex:
com.kingoapp.apk-1, com.kingouser.com-2, eu.chainfire.supersu-1,
with subdirectories, lib and oat...
Any help to transpose the procedure above into this environment?
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A procedure is here:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/an...g/replace-kingoroot-supersu-manually-t3573361
My device stores applications in directories in /data/app, ex:
com.kingoapp.apk-1, com.kingouser.com-2, eu.chainfire.supersu-1,
with subdirectories, lib and oat...
Any help to transpose the procedure above into this environment?
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can u suggest me something easy???... like with terminal....
Revert to stock rom and try the manual rooting using SuperSU. You'll need a compatible custom recovery to install supersu.
rolland.arriza said:
Revert to stock rom and try the manual rooting using SuperSU. You'll need a compatible custom recovery to install supersu.
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terminal or supersu me will work?
http://www.ccnworldtech.com/2017/03/how-to-replace-kinguserkingo-superuser.html?m=1
will it work???
yashasvi.malik said:
can u suggest me something easy???... like with terminal....
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plss help....
yashasvi.malik said:
terminal or supersu me will work?
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Have you reverted to stock rom? You can just do a factory reset (root access should be removed too). Install the necessary drivers. Download a custom recovery for your device (TWRP maybe, search it here in the forum). Download the supersu flashable zip (this is an older version, just update after install). Also download the latest ADB drivers (awesome app). Then you root:
(1) Copy the supersu zip to your device storage. Copy/move the custom recovery to the root folder of your ADB.
(2) Open ADB:
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
wait for the device to go into fastboot, then:
Code:
fastboot boot "recovery.img"
(3) Navigate the new custom recovery and select "Install" and select the supersu zip file, then reboot.
(4) Check root access.
Goodluck