[Q] mount system on stock rooted rom as writable - T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989

As the title says, I am trying to mount the system as writable, however it fails everytime. Any suggestions? I am stock koodo rom, rooted with busybox installed.
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esuohe said:
Ever since I manually installed 4.0.2, I need to fix permissions in CWM before installing any zip files (radios, namely).
Otherwise I get failed attempt messages.
Anyone else need to do this?
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Are you sure you need to fix permissions? Have you tried mounting the system? Sometimes zips won't install on my phone until I mount the system
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[Q] Having trouble with CWR booting

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efrant said:
There are two files that re-flash the stock recovery on every boot. You need to delete them, then reflash your CWM. They are:
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Thanks was giving me fits will try soon as I finish mowing
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I deleted the files wished I would have saved as bak then I could have received otas by restoring stock recovery and using rootkeeper anyway to put them back and set permissions
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system not mounted

hello folks I'm on stock rooted. wanted to delete some system apps, I got the system app remover installed on my tablet but the problem is it shows my system is not mounted unable to delete system apps. any idea why? take a look at the screen shot, on the status it shows root yes busybox yes but system not mounted
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anyone?
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I think the app is confused. Root is installed in /system, so if it found root, then /system is mounted. Lots of things wouldn't work if /system isn't mounted
sfhub said:
I think the app is confused. Root is installed in /system, so if it found root, then /system is mounted. Lots of things wouldn't work if /system isn't mounted
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yes im having problem with adaway too it build the host file then fail to write them or replace because system isn't mounted
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I ran into a similar problem when trying to root where recovery said system wasn't mounted. Fixed by stock restore and starting over
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mixalot2008 said:
I ran into a similar problem when trying to root where recovery said system wasn't mounted. Fixed by stock restore and starting over
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how did you do stock restore?
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Flash stock recovery and do a system restore from there. Will bring it back to stock. Then use a kit to root and install recovery. Works lots better
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