ADB Port Forward: Permission Denied - Desire General

Hi guys,
I'm trying to set up a port forwarding on my phone. But it keeps telling me Permission Denied. I am rooted and gave SU access. But regardless it keeps saying Permission Denied.
Any take on this?
Thanks..

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HELP: I can't push files using ADB!

First, I'm not rooted. I don't need root to push files using ADB though. I'm trying to push a file to "system/app" using ADB but I keep getting "permission denied". I've read countless threads and still cant get it.
I can get everything started,
F:\Android SDK\tools\
F: adb devices
Than it list my devices. Than I type in
F:adb shell and I get a "$" sign.
Anything I type after that I get permission denied.
I tried adb push [insert file here] /system/app I get
"ADB: Permission Denied."
I tried adb remount, I get 'ADB: Permission Denied"
Here is my log:
F:\>adb devices
List of devices attached
HT05CHL02486 device
F:\>adb shell
$ adb push f:\smoothcalendar.apk /system/app
adb push f:\smoothcalendar.apk /system/app
adb: permission denied
$ adb push f:\smoothcalendar.apk \system\app
adb push f:\smoothcalendar.apk \system\app
adb: permission denied
$ adb push f:\smooothcalendar.apk
adb push f:\smooothcalendar.apk
adb: permission denied
$
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F:\>adb devices
List of devices attached
HT05CHL02486 device
F:\>adb shell
$ adb remount
adb remount
adb: permission denied
$ adb mount
adb mount
adb: permission denied
$ adb devices
adb: permission denied
$
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Any help
You need full root (root and NAND unlock) to remount /system as rw instead of ro, and therefore write to it.
--Swyped from my EVO using XDA App.
Nice profile pic, though.
I've read that I don't need to be rooted (full rooted) to push a file to my phone, so I gather I do? Is there a root for 2.2 Evo?
Raadius said:
I've read that I don't need to be rooted (full rooted) to push a file to my phone, so I gather I do? Is there a root for 2.2 Evo?
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Why don't you try reading what I said? You need full root to make /system writable. You can push to /data all you wasn't without root, but not /system. And try using the search, there IS NO WAY TO ROOT THE 2.2 OTA. This is karma for you not searching, reading, and being so compulsive that you just HAD to accept the OTA that everyone warned CANNOT be rooted and WILL break your root.
--Swyped from my EVO using XDA App.
"Cannot be rooted YET." Toast got all up on me for not making that clear in my thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=747495
And didn't you get the exact same answer in your other thread about accessing /system? I was wondering how you got such a high post count without knowing some general knowledge like this. The old multiple thread trick.
drmacinyasha said:
Why don't you try reading what I said? You need full root to make /system writable. You can push to /data all you wasn't without root, but not /system. And try using the search, there IS NO WAY TO ROOT THE 2.2 OTA. This is karma for you not searching, reading, and being so compulsive that you just HAD to accept the OTA that everyone warned CANNOT be rooted and WILL break your root.
--Swyped from my EVO using XDA App.
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Wow. Someone's having a bad day. Is it really that hard for people to just give a simple answer without flaming the hell out of everyone? He did say that he "READ" that he didn't need root to push files, which you clarified in a pretty hostile manner. If you're gonna get pissed off everytime you read a post you don't like, why bother even being on this forum. I get tired of seeing questions that have been answered a million times but I'm not gonna go frickin postal on someone. Be mature and ignore it. Oh, and its IMPULSIVE, not COMPULSIVE!
[EDIT] Guess I'm kinda doin the same thing.
Sent from my FROYO'D EVO using xda app
drmacinyasha said:
Why don't you try reading what I said? You need full root to make /system writable. You can push to /data all you wasn't without root, but not /system. And try using the search, there IS NO WAY TO ROOT THE 2.2 OTA. This is karma for you not searching, reading, and being so compulsive that you just HAD to accept the OTA that everyone warned CANNOT be rooted and WILL break your root.
--Swyped from my EVO using XDA App.
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No, I didn't read what you said, on purpose. I posted my reply on purpose to piss you off. I know there isn't root access for 2.2 but I asked on purpose just so you can secrete your panties. Happy? Now go fall off a cliff.
drmacinyasha said:
You need full root (root and NAND unlock) to remount /system as rw instead of ro, and therefore write to it.
--Swyped from my EVO using XDA App.
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i've rooted my x8 but i still get "permision denied" while pushing file to system via adb,and i dont get confirmation screen to allow accessing system in superuser permision,any idea?
alharun said:
i've rooted my x8 but i still get "permision denied" while pushing file to system via adb,and i dont get confirmation screen to allow accessing system in superuser permision,any idea?
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Maybe try posting in the forum for your device and not resurrect a dead thread for the wrong device?
Welcome to XDA.

Permission Denied while rooting

Having a few issues getting the temp root part to work in this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=HTC_Vision#Rooting_the_G2
I am following the steps and have copied everything over to the phone but when I run rage on the phone itself I get permission denied over and over, read most the search results I could but have not found anything.
ionic7 said:
Having a few issues getting the temp root part to work in this guide
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/index.php?title=HTC_Vision#Rooting_the_G2
I am following the steps and have copied everything over to the phone but when I run rage on the phone itself I get permission denied over and over, read most the search results I could but have not found anything.
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You mean you get something like "rage : permission denied" ? Or something else ?
Did the "chmod 0755 /data/local/tmp/*" work ok, i.e. return no error message ?
as far as i know it did work properly it did not show any errors or confromations just went to a new line of adb, and the phone says /data/local/tmp/rage : permission denied.
FIXED, it was my fault i missed a / in the chmod command the one seperating tmp and *, redid it with that and boom it went.
think I got perm root going to leave it be or play with the miui now

[Q] Unable to gain root access on my Desire Z

I am having a terrible time trying to root my HTC Desire Z. The phone is running 2.2 (Not 2.2.1!) and I'm just wanting to rip my hair out.
First crack I tried was using Visionary and rage, which quickly failed after flashing hboot, running /data/local/tmp/root etc and rebooting it would be
su: permission denied
Second time around I tried rage + gfree which has seemingly got me into a bigger mess, when I try run su now it comes up with "su: unknown user root", and whoami returns "whoami: unkown uid 10096"
The last thing I could remember seeing error wise is I think the root binary said "couldn't stat /sdcard/su and couldn't stat /sdcard/Superuser.apk"
I mean, I've already got Superuser.apk installed, but everytime (this goes right back to the start of my problems) I can't adb push anything to /sdcard/, So I just placed them in the root of my sd card when I mounted it.
And yeah. I've got a really f**ked up phone right now I suppose.
Please help me.
EDIT: Fixed. Put the mode into HTC Sync rather then Disk mode! everything worked flawlessly from then on!
Hi,
I have the same issue. "su: unknown user root" . Did you resolve it ?
Thanks

chmod 777 /system permission denied

Sorry to disturb ...
I've looking for a way to boost desire performance ... and want to use data2extV4
and to aospdesire 1.6.3
First I'have problem with adb push ... I 've need to write adb remount before.
now I've problem with adb shell chmod 777... for all file the permission was denied.
Have you a solution for me ???
thank for answer
Might sound like a silly question, but you have root (admin) access on the device right? If youre not sure, grab Rootchecker Basic or something similar and it'll tell you. I'd suggest checking anyway because if you have root access AFAIK you should be able to set perms as you wish.

[Q] Security Exception com.htc.permission.APP_DEFAULT

I'm trying to modify the code of one of HTC stock app (HtcContactsDialer), so to begin with I just resigned the apk and try to install it.
The app crashed immediately with following error on the catlog.
java.lang.SecurityException: Niether user 10216 nor current process has com.htc.permission.APP_DEFAULT.
I try pm grant to grant the permssion, but I get the following error:
Permission com.htc.permission.APP_DEFAULT is not a changeable permission type.
Any ideas?

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