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I have both supersu and superuser installed

And I can't seem to remove either of them. Is there something I need to do to remove? Probably will remove superuser
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Either delete one via a file browser (root explorer, ES file explorer, etc.) or uninstall one with Titanium. Pretty basic stuff man.
Also, this should be in the Q & A section not in themes and apps.

Remove superuser.apk from system/app directory and reboot

andy_d0 said:
And I can't seem to remove either of them. Is there something I need to do to remove? Probably will remove superuser
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use sd maid to remove one of them (find it on playstore) then open the open you want to use and install the new binaries and you wont have to worry youll just have one super user working!

Favourite apps for rooted users

Hi yall, thought I should start a thread where you list all the apps installed once your device is rooted. Well, here's my list;
1. Titanium backup
2. Font changer
3. ROM toolbox
4. Pimp my rom app
5. Setcpu
6. Chainfire 3D
7. XDA app-of course this is one exciting app for rooted users
..... List more useful apps.....
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Titanium Backup Pro
RootExplorer
ScriptManager
Android Terminal
Droid Firewall
hosts (just a txt file)
a2sd script (init.d support on stock kernel)
Tapatalk (off course).
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Titanium Backup
CPU Saver Pro
Root Cleaner
Fast Reboot Pro

Titanium backup, root explorer, Link2SD, build.prop editor, swapper2, DiskUsage, Carrier Name, No-Frills cpu, sd maid.

Titanium Backup Pro
Root Explorer
Adfree
Market Enabler
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fabokid5922 said:
Hi yall, thought I should start a thread where you list all the apps installed once your device is rooted. Well, here's my list;
1. Titanium backup
2. Font changer
3. ROM toolbox
4. Pimp my rom app
5. Setcpu
6. Chainfire 3D
7. XDA app-of course this is one exciting app for rooted users
..... List more useful apps.....
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You forgot Superuser.apk

Titanium Backup is the only one that i can say i really couldnt live without.

Root apps
AdFree, Link2SD, SD-Booster, Script Manager (to run Supercharger Script ), Titanium BackUp and Terminal.

System app remover

Hey,
Does anyone know of a good app which I can remove stock and system apps with. I've tried Root App Delete and System App Remover but neither seems to remove the apps for me.
Eric

I always use es root explorer. Just setup root permissions and delete the physical apk files in the directories.

Have you rooted?

System apps are protected, flash a custom kernel or a stock kernel with write protection disabled then you can delete stuff.
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Enable writing to System in NRD90S

I know this has been asked a few times and I have yet to find a fix for it. I have tried the mount -o rw,remount /system, flashing fk19r kernel, Su2.78 systemless, changing permissions in root explorer and nothing seams to work.
I have searched for last couple of days and nothing is solid and pertains to this particular build. I see in post by Chain fire toolbox is no longer used and it's now toybox that handles mountings (from my understanding) and still not able to write to system or parts of.
I give, what do I need to change to have write enabled?
Thanks
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Nobody?
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Try with es file explorer

I have the same problem. ES File Explorer is able to write to system, but I still can't get GSam root companion to work...

cawith said:
I have the same problem. ES File Explorer is able to write to system, but I still can't get GSam root companion to work...
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That's what I am finding, could not get the file explorers to write to system till after flashing in TWRP an AdAway host list. Now system is no longer write protected (can edit file explorers) but sub folders and other folders don't allow writing. GSam is another one.
Must be a command or script line that needs to be updated in apps that will allow writing to what is not normally allowed. At least is my thinking.
And thanks you two[emoji4]
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Question Unable to convert any app into system app (Rooted)

So I am rooted, got android lost installed, the app that offers some useful features in case your phone falls into wrong hands. However I've been struggling to convert the app onto a system app in order to prevent it being wiped out in case the unfriendly fellow performs a system wipe.
All attempts to convert this app and any other app into system app fails with error message 'no space on system storage' I've tried this using apps2sd, link2sd, root essentials and all failed annoyingly.
Is there any specific way to get this done on Android 11 on the OnePlus 9 series. I've had no issues doing this on my 7pro, 6T and OnePlus 8.

The op9 have dynamic partition with a where so far (system, vendor, system-ext) are write-protected. if you want to install an app as a system app you have to do it with magisk modul app systemizer and a therminal

That's extremely helpful. But after installing the module. Can you help with any specific method making an app a system app? I am kinda stuck on what to do after installing the module. Thanks a million.

Steps Parku said:
That's extremely helpful. But after installing the module. Can you help with any specific method making an app a system app? I am kinda stuck on what to do after installing the module. Thanks a million.
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Download terminal emulator from store.
Open terminal.
Type su
Type systemize
Select app you want then select app or private app dir to move it to

Thanks a million bud. I got everything now. However I still couldn't systemize the app I wanted. The current version 17.5, is it compatible with Android 11?

toolhas4degrees said:
Download terminal emulator from store.
Open terminal.
Type su
Type systemize
Select app you want then select app or private app dir to move it to
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Steps Parku said:
Thanks a million bud. I got everything now. However I still couldn't systemize the app I wanted. The current version 17.5, is it compatible with Android 11?
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did this work.? with module and terminal, no option allows to make app system. nor does files show any 3rd party app in data...

Steps Parku said:
So I am rooted, got android lost installed, the app that offers some useful features in case your phone falls into wrong hands. However I've been struggling to convert the app onto a system app in order to prevent it being wiped out in case the unfriendly fellow performs a system wipe.
All attempts to convert this app and any other app into system app fails with error message 'no space on system storage' I've tried this using apps2sd, link2sd, root essentials and all failed annoyingly.
Is there any specific way to get this done on Android 11 on the OnePlus 9 series. I've had no issues doing this on my 7pro, 6T and OnePlus 8.
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Here's what happened. The Magisk module Systemize lost support from the original dev. You can no longer on Android 11 and up select the app from the list(because it doesn't list of does list but is random characters instead of names). HOWEVER, you can download the app APK from APKmirror.com or other sites, find the file path and copy it e.g. /sdcard/download/yourapp.apk go to Systemize in terminal by opening terminal and typing
Su
Systemize
(Select option 3) 3 - Systemize given apk
Paste the file path of the downloaded apk
Choose if you want system or priv-system
Voila

Steps Parku said:
So I am rooted, got android lost installed, the app that offers some useful features in case your phone falls into wrong hands. However I've been struggling to convert the app onto a system app in order to prevent it being wiped out in case the unfriendly fellow performs a system wipe.
All attempts to convert this app and any other app into system app fails with error message 'no space on system storage' I've tried this using apps2sd, link2sd, root essentials and all failed annoyingly.
Is there any specific way to get this done on Android 11 on the OnePlus 9 series. I've had no issues doing this on my 7pro, 6T and OnePlus 8.
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-install the app the normal way
-copy it's folder from data/app to somewhere you remember
-rename it to something clear with no space like "lost" (also rename the apk inside)
-uninstall the app
-open Mixplorer or any file explorer and give it root access
-go to system/app and paste that folder and give it 755 permission
-reboot
if still not work use the recovery file manager to paste on system/app (after mounting system)

loopypalm said:
-install the app the normal way
-copy it's folder from data/app
-rename it to something clear with no space like "lost" also rename the apk inside
-uninstall the app
-open Mixplorer or any file explorer and give it root access
-go to system/app and paste that folder and give it 755 permission
-reboot
if still not work use the recovery file manager to paste on system/app (after mounting system)
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System folder is read only. You use the Magisk module to Systemize. See my above post