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[HELP] Can't Figure Out Why I'm Not Rooted?

Here's some info:
GSM Galaxy Nexus - Retail (bought from amazon).
Version: 4.0.1 (says no further update available).
Build Number: ITL41F
Can't remember if I rooted, then updated to ITL41F or not.
Followed THESE instructions successfully:
Code:
- Got drivers for Galaxy Nexus installed.
- Used "fastboot-windows oem unlock" and unlocked bootloader.
- Used "install-superboot-windows.bat"
Does this mean I am rooted permanently or have I missed out something?
I do not have Clockwork MOD installed. I don't plan on putting a custom ROM on the phone, I just want root access on the stock ROM.
Superuser is installed.
RootExplorer is denied superuser permissions (never had a prompt or anything). I can navigate to system/app/ and see superuser is in there. RootExplorer does see all the folders and files, but cannot be mounted in R/W mode.
Superuser Update fixer app says (under "force):
Code:
Checking signatures... ok!
extracting tiny busybox... ok!
extracting superuser.apk... ok!
Gaining root access ... fail!
In laymans terms, what do I need to do now to gain root access to my phone?
Also, to clarify, if I run a OTA update to the stock ROM, will it un-root my phone?
Thanks

Easiest thing is to unlock your bootloader, flash CWM, and then apply a su.zip.
I rarely ever actually root a phone. Usually I will install CWM and then flash a stock root rom.
Look in this thread for the Clockworkmod boot method...should work like a charm.
http://androidforums.com/galaxy-nexus-all-things-root/452146-how-root-samsung-galaxy-nexus.html

fastboot-windows.exe boot boot.superboot.img
Should have just used this after you unlocked boot loader for route
Anyways , the above will get you sorted
Merry Christmas

40Glock said:
Easiest thing is to unlock your bootloader, flash CWM, and then apply a su.zip.
I rarely ever actually root a phone. Usually I will install CWM and then flash a stock root rom.
Look in this thread for the Clockworkmod boot method...should work like a charm.
http://androidforums.com/galaxy-nexus-all-things-root/452146-how-root-samsung-galaxy-nexus.html
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Thanks. However:
1) I'm hoping my bootloader will still be unlocked. Therefore will flashing CWM reset the phone, IE delete all the apps?
2) What happens if I don't really want to install CWM? Can I not be rooted without it?
3) It doesn't really explain why I don't seem to be rooted :/
I should also add that Root Explorer does see all the files and folders, but it cannot be mounted in r/w mode.
But I'll take a look at the link, thanks.

I don't understand why you want to be rooted then...
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using XDA App

you should move your question to the galaxy nexus q&a forum, you will get more help there, if not find someone who already had the same issue. Read ALL stickies at the top of the forums. This will help solve your problem. Posting here will most likely get you bad attitudes fyi
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus

anotherxdauser said:
Thanks. However:
1) I'm hoping my bootloader will still be unlocked. Therefore will flashing CWM reset the phone, IE delete all the apps?
2) What happens if I don't really want to install CWM? Can I not be rooted without it?
3) It doesn't really explain why I don't seem to be rooted :/
I should also add that Root Explorer does see all the files and folders, but it cannot be mounted in r/w mode.
But I'll take a look at the link, thanks.
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1. Unlocking the bootloader wipes the device not CWM. Mine came unlocked from retail store.
2. According to Superboot thread you can root without CWM.
3. Did you install busybox like the instructions say?
Similar to the previous post...since you have a GSM phone post/look in GSM thread for proper help.
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda premium

Ditto what alot of others have said. Post about GSM model in CDMA area, plus not dev related. Asked for post to be moved to help you out.
merry xmas and good luck

Thanks for not flaming guys!
Thread moved......

drpancake said:
I don't understand why you want to be rooted then...
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I need to be rooted to allow various apps to run to their full potential.
Well, tried the rooting process again, now no matter what method I choose, they are all saying "waiting for device".
Any pointers on what to do next?

you can try below if you like.
first of all, make sure your boot loader is unlocked.
secondly,
download CWM recovery from below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1357642
then download below su binary package i have made
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1395155
place su_signed_signed.zip into your sdcard (copy into your phone internal storage)
then turn off you phone, boot into bootloader mode (hold vol+ and vol- and power button).
once you are in it,
type
"fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.5.0.2-maguro.img".
then using vol+ switch to boot recovery option and press the power button.
once you are in Clockwork Mode Recovery,
choose option "install zip from sdcard"
then browse and select "su_signed_signed.zip"
once it has done, you have rooted your phone.
now all you need to do is, reboot your phone, go to android market,
and install https://market.android.com/details?id=com.noshufou.android.su
then run Superuser,
go to settings,
then select "Su binary v3.XXX, tap to check for updates".
after you tap on that, it should say that SU is out of date.
click on update su binary, then you will be prompted for Superuser request.
once you have permitted it, it will then download the latest su binary and install it.
then you are done.

^^ Except I DO NOT WANT CLOCKWORK MOD on my phone.
However, as closure, I did manage to re-root my phone. I dried different drivers for the Samsung and somehow it just accepted the deivce and rooted it for me.

[Q] Root issues on Android 4.0.4 & R800x

Hey guys. This is my first post. Ive been reading the site for years and decided to make an account because i needed some advice. I can usually come here and find what i need which is the case but the info i cant get to work properly. I have found other threads about this but the programs or instructions to get the phone to root do not work. Either the program says its finished and the phone is rooted.. but its not. Other programs simply wont root. SuperOneClick errors at start however i am sure if it doesn't root 2.3.4 that it wont root 4.0.4 so i haven't been to worried about SuperOneClick. I read one forum that mentioned to download and make a folder for Root_with_Restore_by_Bin4ry_v15. I ran this program and it said it was successful however the phone still doesn't have root. I also tried a program that ran a "runme.bat" file that also said it was successful however the phone still has no root. I found a rootxperia.zip file when installed via CWM said it installed but again, still no root. This is verified in all cases by trying to open busybox with a message that it cant gain root and also with the rootchecker app. My phone is unlocked as you may already know cause i am on 4.0.4 with FXP 2.6.32.9 kernel , 9-20121108-UNOFFICIAL-zeusc Cyanogen 9.
I hope thats more than enough info. and i am trying to achieve the best in CM9. Kernel and Mod. If im not using the the best please point me in the right direction. With all the info it was quite easy to get confused. This is the only combination i found to get CM9 working with WIFI. (please no wifi questions. i tried for days to get it to work. it didnt. then when i reinstalled the kernel and mod at a later date.. it just worked. :-\ )

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=14868019
Download the rootXperia zip. Then go into recovery...install from sd... Rooted.
Try installing rom again then the root xperia zip right after.
Sent from my R800x

i tried it already
"I found a rootxperia.zip file when installed via CWM said it installed but again, still no root."
Thanks. Although i tried that and it didnt work. Like i mentioned in my original post.
I am going to re install the mod then install the update exactly after the mod installs.
After clearing all the info in cwm and reinstalling the mod.. then installing the rootxperia.zip file.. i am still not rooted.. so this triple check still shows i have no root.

Blueclipse28 said:
"I found a rootxperia.zip file when installed via CWM said it installed but again, still no root."
Thanks. Although i tried that and it didnt work. Like i mentioned in my original post.
I am going to re install the mod then install the update exactly after the mod installs.
After clearing all the info in cwm and reinstalling the mod.. then installing the rootxperia.zip file.. i am still not rooted.. so this triple check still shows i have no root.
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You cant root 2.3.4 R800x firmware you must downgrade to 2.3.3 with flashtool. Or unlock your bootloader and flash a custom kernel that enables su automatically. Rootxperia zip only works for 2.3.3 and below.

chery2k said:
You cant root 2.3.4 R800x firmware you must downgrade to 2.3.3 with flashtool. Or unlock your bootloader and flash a custom kernel that enables su automatically. Rootxperia zip only works for 2.3.3 and below.
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OK.. how do i know if a custom kernel has SU enabled? I mentioned in the post that i do have the bootloader unlocked and that i am running a kernel/rom of fxp cyanogen9.
I have SU in the app drawer but busybox and root checker both say im not rooted.

You may have to update the su app from the gplay store. Then update the binaries... Inside the su app
Sent from my R800x

Lordomn said:
You may have to update the su app from the gplay store. Then update the binaries... Inside the su app
Sent from my R800x
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That seemed to be it.. Once i installed the ICS GApps, and my apps updated.. I got the superuser popup to accept or deny apps once i restarted the phone. thanks..
Running on a Verizon R800x CDMA with CM9 4.0.4 rooted.

Good to see it was just an update issue.
Sent from my R800x

[ROOT] For all you that don't know what and how

Root. A word so simple, yet so complexed.
Every android user on XDA should know what it is, but people only know what they can do with it, not how and why.
There are already a ton of threads describing what root is, but here's something most of those threads forget:
To obtain root access, you need a 'su' binary inside /system/bin .
Also, you need an app to control apps that gain root privileges. The two you're most likely to hear about are SuperUser (SU) and SuperSuperUser (SuperSU).
So, if you have a recovery, you can flash a zip file that puts a su binary inside /system/bin , and installs the controller app (SuperUser and SuperSU). -- That way you don't need a PC to root your phone. Also, you don't lose any data and there's no risk of bricking your phone.
But, as I can see, people here aren't aware that they don't need PCs for rooting.
They flash kernels from all sorts of stock FW releases, use a billion programs, and finally, they get root after a good amount of time and flashing, usually with a lot of risk of bricks.
So, a quick step-by-step guide on how to do root like a pro:
1. You need a phone with a recovery and internet (be it WiFi or mobile data).
2. Go here: http://downloads.noshufou.netdna-cdn.com/superuser/Superuser-3.1.3-arm-signed.zip and save the file to your phone. Remember where you saved it!
3. Boot into recovery and flash the zip.
4. Reboot back into Android
Optional:
5. Realize that this process is far better than the ones that need a PC, because it's simpler. Thank me.
6. Tell it to your friends, so they don't mess around with huge downloads and flashing kernels.

someone755 said:
Root. A word so simple, yet so complexed.
Every android user on XDA should know what it is, but people only know what they can do with it, not how and why.
There are already a ton of threads describing what root is, but here's something most of those threads forget:
To obtain root access, you need a 'su' binary inside /system/bin .
Also, you need an app to control apps that gain root privileges. The two you're most likely to hear about are SuperUser (SU) and SuperSuperUser (SuperSU).
So, if you have a recovery, you can flash a zip file that puts a su binary inside /system/bin , and installs the controller app (SuperUser and SuperSU). -- That way you don't need a PC to root your phone. Also, you don't lose any data and there's no risk of bricking your phone.
But, as I can see, people here aren't aware that they don't need PCs for rooting.
They flash kernels from all sorts of stock FW releases, use a billion programs, and finally, they get root after a good amount of time and flashing, usually with a lot of risk of bricks.
So, a quick step-by-step guide on how to do root like a pro:
1. You need a phone with a recovery and internet (be it WiFi or mobile data).
2. Go here: http://downloads.noshufou.netdna-cdn.com/superuser/Superuser-3.1.3-arm-signed.zip and save the file to your phone. Remember where you saved it!
3. Boot into recovery and flash the zip.
4. Reboot back into Android
Optional:
5. Realize that this process is far better than the ones that need a PC, because it's simpler. Thank me.
6. Tell it to your friends, so they don't mess around with huge downloads and flashing kernels.
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A Simple question, how can i get recovery, if for get it, i need first a root phone?

SteBanVe said:
A Simple question, how can i get recovery, if for get it, i need first a root phone?
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I think u need an unlocked bootloader. U can root using bin4ry method without unlocking bootloader but it works upto 6.1.a.2.50 only.
Sent from my LT26i using xda app-developers app

bluechelsea said:
I think u need an unlocked bootloader. U can root using bin4ry method without unlocking bootloader but it works upto 6.1.a.2.50 only.
Sent from my LT26i using xda app-developers app
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i have Xperia S 2.55, and bin4ry method doest work. To apply this method, i repeat my question how can i get recovery, if for get it, i need first a rooted phone?

someone755 said:
1. You need a phone with a recovery...
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How do you suppose we get a custom recovery without using different tools or unlocking bootloader?

Yes great guide, but only for UB ... for LB you need root BEFORE you install CWM...
al with .55 FW i recomend - flash any older rootable FW, root it, install CWM ... via CWM flash stockbased rom ( KA, XTX ) and thats all... or you an flash prerooted .55 FW ....

Okay, fine, schratch that!
Use goo.im manager from the play store and install the TWRP recovery!
Problem solved, but the main point is that people don't need PCs for root!!

someone755 said:
Okay, fine, schratch that!
Use goo.im manager from the play store and install the TWRP recovery!
Problem solved, but the main point is that people don't need PCs for root!!
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I installed the app now how do i install recovery and boot into it?
Sent from my LT26i using xda app-developers app

[Q] Flash bootics.img on Xperia Play

Start by saying I'm very new about Android and smartphone in general.
Four days ago I got my first smartphone, a Xperia Play model R800i and some friends suggested me to install ICS. I searched on the internet and I have found the Xperia Play Development forum. There, I found a really interesting ROM called "New Express ICS".
I downloaded all the files and I started to follow the guide. I'm stuck at the second point (I believe this is ridiculous): I can't get into the Recovery Mode and I didn't get if I can flash the custom kernel (bootics.img) on flash tool.
I haven't rooted my phone, it's 100% virgin, yet.
Can someone explain me what to do? I'm searching answer here and on google for three days and I'm getting even more confused.
Sorry if my english is not perfect, it isn't my first language.

You need to unlock bootloader before fastboot a kernel (bootics.img)
WARNING: THIS VOIDS WARRANTY. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.

jeff7424 said:
You need to unlock bootloader before fastboot a kernel (bootics.img)
WARNING: THIS VOIDS WARRANTY. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
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Thank you very much, I'm going to do this. Is this a good guide?
After that what I have to do? How I will flash the rom? Sorry for all these newbie questions.

You should read all his guides.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1836530
First read root, then unlock bootloader, then install custom roms.
Sent from my R800i

eksasol said:
You should read all his guides.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1836530
First read root, then unlock bootloader, then install custom roms.
Sent from my R800i
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Thanks for the link, it's very useful! Just a question: what do you mean with "read the root"? I have to root the phone?

I rooted my phone and I found the superuser app on this. Then, I unlocked the bootloader and the superuser app disappered, is it normal?
One more thing, how I flash the custom kernel and the ROM, now?
EDIT: Fail, Superuser is installed, yet, I didn't notice that
EDIT2: Why I can't get into the recovery mode?

unlock bootloader here http://www.xperiagamer.com/Beginners-Guides/unlock-the-bootloader-ramge.html
im not responsible for any damage:good:

Gianmark said:
I rooted my phone and I found the superuser app on this. Then, I unlocked the bootloader and the superuser app disappered, is it normal?
One more thing, how I flash the custom kernel and the ROM, now?
EDIT: Fail, Superuser is installed, yet, I didn't notice that
EDIT2: Why I can't get into the recovery mode?
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I see you unlock your bootloader, good job! Place the ROM zip into your SD card first. Next, to get into recovery mode, just fastboot the kernel you want.
-Power off phone.
-Hold search button while connecting to PC via USB
-Open flashtool, click the thunderbolt icon, select fastboot
-Select kernel to flash (select your kernel bootics.img)
-Wait for 2 seconds and voila!
After that, power on your phone, when blue LED lights up with a vibration, spam volume button / back button (depends on kernel) then you'll be able to enter recovery

Gianmark said:
One more thing, how I flash the custom kernel and the ROM, now?
EDIT: Fail, Superuser is installed, yet, I didn't notice that
EDIT2: Why I can't get into the recovery mode?
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Again, read his guide on flashing kernel and roms: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2054512
Which kernel you flash is depended on the rom you want to use it with, you need to flash a GB kernel if you want to use GB rom, ICS kernel for ICS, etc, although some kernel are compatible with both ICS and JB. Search the development section for kernels and roms. If you flash a rom and it fail to boot, it mean the kernel currently installed is not compatible with that rom.
About ClockworkMod Recovery:
If you flash a custom kernel, it will likely have ClockworkMod Recovery included. Or if you are using stock Sony firmware, use the "CWM installer version 5" from this link to install CWM. Sometimes you will get a status 7 error when you try flashing a rom, it might mean you have to use a different version of ClockworkMod to flash that rom successfully.

First of all, thank you both!
Can I flash bootics.img in the Flashtool? The fma965's tutorial speaks about a "*.zip" file besides a "*.img" file.
Also, he says to use fastboot package that I have already used to unlock the bootloader.
EDIT: I need Busybox? What is it? I didn't get it.

Gianmark said:
First of all, thank you both!
Can I flash bootics.img in the Flashtool? The fma965's tutorial speaks about a "*.zip" file besides a "*.img" file.
Also, he says to use fastboot package that I have already used to unlock the bootloader.
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Flash boot.img in Flashtool/Fastboot as instructions above from jeff7424:good:Zip files are what you put on your sd card and flash with cwm recovery, these can be either roms, updates to roms,zip files to change appearance, performance tweaks, too many to mention.
So .img and .ftf files use in Flashtool/Fastboot and zip files use on SD card to flash with CWM recovery.
Not to complicate it too much sometimes the boot.img comes in a .zip file you need to extract this to use in flashtool/fastboot with winra/7z unzip programs
Edit; Busybox download it with Superuser app on your phone or download a app from store to update your busybox
What is it?http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BusyBox

But I don't need busybox to flash kernel and ROM, right?

You can get busybox from Play Store, just search Busybox installer, install it, open the app and install busybox.

jeff7424 said:
You can get busybox from Play Store, just search Busybox installer, install it, open the app and install busybox.
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I didn't get if I need it to flash kernel and ROM.

Root your phone with zergrush, that will give you busybox too.

jeff7424 said:
Root your phone with zergrush, that will give you busybox too.
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http://puu.sh/1VV8Q
In that case, I've already installed it.
EDIT: What I have to click? http://puu.sh/1VVgK
"Select Kernel to flash"?
EDIT2: I don't need a custom firmware?

Yeah select kernel to flash. Nope you just need an unlocked bootloader.

I DID IT.
But I'm a bit disappointed because Crash Bandicoot disappered...
Thanks everyone, by the way.
For the future update, the phone will format again?

WARNING: Do not use SEUS to update or repair your phone since you have an unlocked bootloader, if not you'll brick your phone.

jeff7424 said:
WARNING: Do not use SEUS to update or repair your phone since you have an unlocked bootloader, if not you'll brick your phone.
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SEUS?

[Q] Reboot fix not working for Xperia M dual C2004 build 15.2.A.2.5

I want to swap internal-external sdcard or mount folder app so that I can play big games with large data. For this, I rooted my phone with Impactor, and tried remount reboot fix by NUT and reboot fix by Anto Kus. But till now the phone reboots on using folder mount. Also my phone reboots while using a dual partitioned sdcard to use it with Link2sd. I have tested root checker which shows phone is rooted. I am using Titanium Backup without any problems. Should I go for bootloader unlock?
My phone xperia m dual c2004, 4.2.2, build 15.2.A.2.5.
Thanks

Sri007 said:
I want to swap internal-external sdcard or mount folder app so that I can play big games with large data. For this, I rooted my phone with Impactor, and tried remount reboot fix by NUT and reboot fix by Anto Kus. But till now the phone reboots on using folder mount. Also my phone reboots while using a dual partitioned sdcard to use it with Link2sd. I have tested root checker which shows phone is rooted. I am using Titanium Backup without any problems. Should I go for bootloader unlock?
My phone xperia m dual c2004, 4.2.2, build 15.2.A.2.5.
Thanks
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Follow this guide step by step and dont forget to install busybox read carefully this guide
to play games i suggest you to install folder mount its better than swapping gl to sd n all
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2523597

Anmol0022 said:
Follow this guide step by step and dont forget to install busybox read carefully this guide
to play games i suggest you to install folder mount its better than swapping gl to sd n all
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2523597
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I had already installed busybox and followed the procedure shown in the thread. The busybox is supported but inspite of root access, I can't change permissions in system files as a result the reboot fix is not working. Somewhere I read unlocking bootloader will help. Is it?

yes u must unlock bootloader for use full root access like change permission etc

mahithlal said:
yes u must unlock bootloader for use full root access like change permission etc
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No, you don't need to unlock your bootloader to get full root access. Try this updated version of the reboot fix and then you're fully rooted...
Unlocking your bootloader will give you full root access without using root tools, exploits, etc., but many proprietary Sony apps will not work anymore because your DRM keys will be wiped when you unlock the bootloader...

mahithlal said:
yes u must unlock bootloader for use full root access like change permission etc
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I have already backed up bootloader using TA backup and got bootloader key from Sony website. But can I claim warranty, if I restore locked bootloader? Or warranty is void, not reversible.

Unlocking your bootloader will give you full root access without using root tools, exploits, etc., but many proprietary Sony apps will not work anymore because your DRM keys will be wiped when you unlock the bootloader...[/QUOTE]
Ya, I know about the cons of unlocking bootloader. Thats why I am still waiting for other ways. I have also tried the fix by NUT from the forum which u gave link but still not fully rooted as it is unable to write in system folder. But other root operations like removing bloatware is done without any problems. Thats strange. Busybox is installed by NUT which supports part of the fix but the other scripts did not work in system.
By the your xm dual c2004 was updated to build 15.2.A.2.5 or is it from out of box like mine?

What script is basically not working

Anmol0022 said:
What script is basically not working
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The scripts in the fix tool like killswitch.sh, etc. which needs to run to avoid reboot while mounting.

Sri007 said:
The scripts in the fix tool like killswitch.sh, etc. which needs to run to avoid reboot while mounting.
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Well have not tried that but after rooting using that guide was able to use folder mount

Anmol0022 said:
Well have not tried that but after rooting using that guide was able to use folder mount
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Is your phone same model and build like mine? I think it is due to the build version.

Sri007 said:
Is your phone same model and build like mine? I think it is due to the build version.
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yes its same build 15.2.A.2.5
Stock Rom
If not working then you may update it via sony update service and reset phone
then follow guide again to root
According to guide use the same busybox as mentioned open and install it
or try from beggining again
Here are steps
use injector
install super su from google play
open and use super su
and install it binaries
install busy box x as mentioned
then open it and install allow root access if asked
then use reboot fix by NUT
follow cmd guide
and allow adb when ask permission
then phone will reboot
Then its written wait to check fix
And then its done press continue
done
use folder mount have fun
then

My C2004 also have full root access with locked bootloader, just updated to 15.2.A.2.5 through Sony Update Service, used Cydia Impactor, installed SuperSU from Play Store and then ran the script I linked to you. After all I have full root access, can remount system without problems and my bootloader still locked...

Anmol0022 said:
yes its same build 15.2.A.2.5
Stock Rom
If not working then you may update it via sony update service and reset phone
then follow guide again to root
According to guide use the same busybox as mentioned open and install it
or try from beggining again
Here are steps
use injector
install super su from google play
open and use super su
and install it binaries
install busy box x as mentioned
then open it and install allow root access if asked
then use reboot fix by NUT
follow cmd guide
and allow adb when ask permission
then phone will reboot
Then its written wait to check fix
And then its done press continue
done
use folder mount have fun
then
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I have again followed the procedure as you mentioned. Everything worked except the fix. While waiting to check the fix, the phone reboots again. I am attaching the snapshots of the terminal window from which you may know the problem.

Its seems that is problem of busy box Bcoz it should show something like this

Anmol0022 said:
Its seems that is problem of busy box Bcoz it should show something like this
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Ya, I know I have seen in a tutorial video on youtube. So, what's the solution you think? Which version of Busybox are you using?

Sri007 said:
Ya, I know I have seen in a tutorial video on youtube. So, what's the solution you think?
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Well after installing busy box you have to open the app then in app you have to click install something like that have you done it

Anmol0022 said:
Well after installing busy box you have to open the app then in app you have to click install something like that have you done it
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Ya, I have installed in normal mode busybox version 1.21.0, but on using the fix, it was replaced with busybox version 1.20.2-jb which support nohup or something. Which version of Busybox have you installed?

Sri007 said:
Ya, I have installed in normal mode busybox version 1.21.0, but on using the fix, it was replaced with busybox version 1.20.2-jb which support nohup or something. Which version of Busybox have you installed?
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The same as mentioned from google play
Busy Box X by Robert
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitcubate.root.busybox.complete&hl=en
Download it again
from above link install it open it install then try fix again

Anmol0022 said:
The same as mentioned from google play
Busy Box X by Robert
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bitcubate.root.busybox.complete&hl=en
Download it again
from above link install it open it install then try fix again
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I tried to download it but the play store says it is not available in your country. Can you send me the apk?