Hello, I noticed I lost root after the ota update.
Strangely it went even if I had disabled them via first aide..
It's a glitch or they found a way around it?
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I'm running software version 1.32.651.6. I didn't apply the second over the air update and have my phone setup to manually check for updates and when I check for updates it says that my phone is up to date. I know were waiting for Froyo but I don't even have a choice to get the last ota update. Anyone know why this is?
Find it on shipped roms website.
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I should be presented with the last OTA update that I never installed. Just wondering why its not showing up when I check for updates. I'm not talking about froyo.
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joeynuggetz said:
I should be presented with the last OTA update that I never installed. Just wondering why its not showing up when I check for updates. I'm not talking about froyo.
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I know, shipped roms has all stock ota ruus
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My New Galaxy Nexus is rooted and it was working fine, but not everything is being auto denied even the super user app. Any one seen this?
CR
Was it stock but rooted? Maybe you took an update?
Shell into it and see if you can su at all.
Yes it is stock but rooted. Does the 4.0.2 update break root?
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Looks like it is broken. I will reboot and see if that fixes it.
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Did you make sure the app is not on the approved list? Auto deny only works on apps that have not been set for approval. Let us know what happened. I'm curious which application appears to be bypassing it.
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Yes it is stock but rooted. Does the 4.0.2 update break root?
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Yep, pretty sure it does break it. I saw posts on another forum about similar problems. Just root it again through recovery.
So I am in the middle of rerooting but it is still sitting at the google screen. Lets hope this is the fix that we needed.
-CR
So the re-root helped. I guess the update to 4.0.2 breaks root. I thought it was fine. Hmm.. Not to everyone i guess.
Will I lose root with ATT security update? Any way to postpone beyond 8 hours or remove the postponement?
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Its possible you could download voodoo ota rootkeeper off the Play Store and install/run it to protect your superuser install but I don't know if it works on that specific device:/ I'd try it though and hope for the best. Then again custom roms don't get ota updates afaik lol!
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Hello, I've just run into an issue whereby I had to unroot my device. I did this using SuperSu, it confirmed with rootchecker and then cleared my cache with App cache cleaner. This was all done because today for my AT&T Lg optimus G pro there was a software update... Its giving me an error saying I'm still rooted "0x13e" is there somthing I'm forgetting to undo? I did also install Avast! anti theft as root if that helps. I did also remove all at&t bloatware.
Maybe there is an answer to your Q here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2358580
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A load of horse s**t that automatic OTA updater is....anyone know how to disable it? I got the exact same error as kyky7kyle7, but i never intended to update at all. It kept prompting me all day yesterday and I kept declining, unable to completely disable it, and this morning I find that it downloaded the whole update over mobile data connection (vs. Wi-Fi), and this thing sucked out 240mb 300 mb plan.
The OTA was only 66.2MB as I recall.
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Is there anyway possible to watch sky on a rooted note 2???
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I did read somewhere that you can bk up your root access and remove your superuser app, use sky then restore after but tbh the procedure was a lil long winded, and not a permanent fix.
It will depress you but have a look at this thread. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1506967
[APP] Sky Go for Android (UK ONLY)
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Thanks for the replys fellows
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Basically no
I toggle root to get around this. Pain in the ass really and it MUST be stock rom and stock kernel.
Use OTA Rootkeeper to backup root. Then do a full cleanup supersu, and then restore root via OTA Rootkeeper. And toggle the temp unroot and reroot options within that.
Make sure you've fully closed skygo before using. Sky piss me off. ...