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First time to post in XDA
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So I got a problem on my J700F/J7(2015) Exynos
System use Lineageos 17.1
I flash magisk on my phone and it's fully functional
But problem is I can't move or change anything in /system file
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Does someone know how to solve this?
Other root explorer doesn't works on Lineage os 17.1.please try solid explorer for changing system files
tuhinorthy said:
Other root explorer doesn't works on Lineage os 17.1.please try solid explorer for changing system files
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That screenshot was from solid explorer
Every explorer that I tested can't change anything
Maybe you're using the latest beta Magisk which it won't let u Modify System files..
Try using adb push from pc. It should work.
Or else use termux and grant permission.Then try the adb push in the termux app.
You can find it in PS.
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im trying to install readers hub from this, http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=21816258&postcount=1030
Other people have it installed, why i cant? Im using SGS v.7 ROM, should i install it on system/app or something or i really dont know, i hope you can help me!
It should work, are you installing it before the other apps.
Try moving it to system/app and setting the permissions to rw-r-r
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it didnt work for me
ZosoCharlie said:
it didnt work for me
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You have to install readers hub on your internal storage. To do this copy your file via root explorer into /system/app.
Then you choose the apk by tapping it for some seconds.
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A new window appears and you have to choose permissions.
Now you put ticks in the first two spots in the first line, in the first spot of the second line and in the first spot of the third line. The other spots have to be empty. Should look like this:
Then you have to reboot. You don't have to install the app. Just reboot and the app will be installed after the next reboot
thank you it worked for me
Hello i have a problem with MiniCM9 on my x10 mini pro.
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The system partion is completely full and a can't write the link2sd script to the partion. Same problem as by adaway.
Is it possible to make some space free on the system partion?
thomas
you can try deleting unwanted audio files from /system/media/audio
u will get some little space by this
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Thanks, i firtst needed to figure out how to mount system as read/write. But it worked.
question, does your link2sd works in cm9?
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Thanks, i firtst needed to figure out how to mount system as read/write. But it worked.
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Install ES FILE EXPLORER from play store. give it root permissions. navigate to system folder. (in settings there will be an option cald mount system r/w )
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Try using cf root?
I am, haven't changed my kernel since. It seems OK now, but was really weird because apps that require root access wouldn't load.
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try this leave old superuser on then install supersu open supersu and update binary then tb+rootbrwser uninstall superuser worked for me. new supersu requests rights from old once aquired it takes over.
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try this leave old superuser on then install supersu open supersu and update binary then tb+rootbrwser uninstall superuser worked for me. new supersu requests rights from old once aquired it takes over.
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Thanks, that will come in super handy should it go wrong again.
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Works on 4.1 AOSP/JB ROMS ONLY
INSTRUCTIONS:
1.Copy the file to the /system/app folder on your device using a root explorer like ES File Explorer or similar.
2. Then, set the permissions of the DeskClock.apk file to RW- R– R–. However, before you copy over the APK, make sure to rename the original DeskClockGoogle.apk file (and also DeskClockGoogle.odex if the file is present) to something else to back it up, which you can then restore if needed by simply deleting the new file and renaming the old one again.
3. Reboot your device to be able to use the new clock.
APK
FLASHABLE ZIP
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FC on stock based rom
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I9103 said:
FC on stock based rom
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extremely sorry..works only on 4.1 AOSP ROMS or Nexus devices. updated OP.
Apparently root and a permissive kernel are not required to run Xposed framework. It's only needed to install the framework, and you know how I keep saying how nice it is that our engroot kernel still boots a rooted shell... so anyways here it is
Installer
Uninstaller
Step 1: unzip the file then fire up Odin and in the AP slot choose the included eng_root.tar
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Step 2: your phone will be stuck on the logo, but open a command prompt and navigate to the bin directory you unzipped.
Type:
Code:
adb devices
Make sure adb sees your device before proceeding, it'll prolly take a minute or two before it does
Step 3: double click the Xposed.bat file you unzipped and let it do it's thing
First boot will take a few minutes.
Without root you may run into issues with some modules, nothing I can do about that but report them here so everyone knows.
Haven't tried it yet, but is there a way to uninstall?
Forgot to post that xD
https://mega.nz/#!CpBD2ToQ!eFQQvKvBQoYlbkl8qUKmXAIDoYqb_BxM4qZJ3-tCR30
This works perfectly! Thanks so much.