I can not paste files to obb folder. It gives this error "Permission denied.". My device is on Resurrection Remix and rooted with Magisk.
*Sorry for my bad english.
I still have this problem. Can anyone help?
cimrikonsoloyuncusu said:
I still have this problem. Can anyone help?
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Which file manager are you using?
I suggest root explorer. It's the only root file manager that works correctly imo.
ashyx said:
Which file manager are you using?
I suggest root explorer. It's the only root file manager that works correctly imo.
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I agree and i am already using root explorer. I solved my problem. I think DualBoot patcher is causing this problem. I wiped my data and /system. Now it works. Thanks for reply, anyway.
cimrikonsoloyuncusu said:
I agree and i am already using root explorer. I solved my problem. I think DualBoot patcher is causing this problem. I wiped my data and /system. Now it works. Thanks for reply, anyway.
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I have dualboot patcher too and have the same issue
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isimsizkullan said:
I have dualboot patcher too and have the same issue
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I think that I did solve this issue with this method (I am not sure. It has been a long time, but give it a try):
Type these commands in Terminal:
su
restorecon -FR /data/media/obb
cimrikonsoloyuncusu said:
I think that I did solve this issue with this method (I am not sure. It has been a long time, but give it a try):
Type these commands in Terminal:
su
restorecon -FR /data/media/obb
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it worked, thanks
sağol hocam
You're welcome.
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Hey,
So here is the stock browser (stock as in wht u get with samsung's firmware, not aosp) with fullscreen turned on.
Instructions :
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Uninstall/Reinstall Method
Code:
adb shell
su
rm /system/app/Browser.apk
rm /system/app/Browser.odex
pm uninstall com.android.browser
exit
exit
Now u have two options :
1.
Code:
adb install <drag Browser.apk here>
2.
Code:
adb push <drag Browser.apk here> /sdcard/Browser.apk
adb shell
su
cp /sdcard/Browser.apk /system/app/Browser.apk
exit exit
Download
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Update.zip Method
Just flash this
Enjoy.
Looks awesome, will try it out but can't i just install this on the phone?
MAMBO04 said:
Looks awesome, will try it out but can't i just install this on the phone?
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There will be a signature mismatch with the stock browser that is installed.
Once u uninstall it like i showed, then u can install/uninstall this like a regular app.
Edit : I cud make this into an update.zip if ppl want it tht way :S. That will replace the stock browser with this, but since core won't be running it won't complain about a digest mismatch in the manifest.
hmm okay i see an update.zip would be cool if you could thanks for this!
sorry for the stupid question, but... What do "fullscreen" means? What practical improvement we get?
daijirok said:
sorry for the stupid question, but... What do "fullscreen" means? What practical improvement we get?
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It hides the status bar essentially. So u have literally the WHOLE screen to browse a page.
Thank you i will give it a try!
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Thanks for the zip file, will flash it now
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I can´t fash it in recovery menu. It will always show it is abort. What can I do?
Connecter said:
I can´t fash it in recovery menu. It will always show it is abort. What can I do?
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Then do the alternate method as prescribed in the OP using adb.
Okay, I try. Typing it in a terminal or? He say "not found" ...
Connecter said:
Okay, I try. Typing it in a terminal or? He say "not found" ...
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Do u have adb setup ?
Like if you open command prompt / terminal and type "adb devices", u should see ur device. if you see "adb not found" or "list of attached devices" with noting underneath it then u haven't setup correctly. Google for setting up adb on ur platform.
Thx for help. I have uninstall it without problems. But by the installation i typing:
# adb install browser.apk
adb install browser.apk
adb: not found
#
I have copying your browser.apk in the tools folder. So what do I do wrong?
Thx you!
Connecter said:
Thx for help. I have uninstall it without problems. But by the installation i typing:
# adb install browser.apk
adb install browser.apk
adb: not found
#
I have copying your browser.apk in the tools folder. So what do I do wrong?
Thx you!
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well u shudnt do
adb shell
adb install browser.apk
U open command prompt and do adb install
Or u can just copy it to ur phone n install it like a regular app.
Daneshm90 said:
Or u can just copy it to ur phone n install it like a regular app.
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When I what to install it. He say "Programm not installed".
Connecter said:
When I what to install it. He say "Programm not installed".
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Try this Link
Daneshm90 said:
Try this Link
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Thx, but same problem again.
Connecter said:
Thx, but same problem again.
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Ok then u might've not uninstalled the system version properly.
When u ran the "pm uninstall" command,
U receive a "success" message ?
thx m8 ... great job its working !
Daneshm90 said:
Ok then u might've not uninstalled the system version properly.
When u ran the "pm uninstall" command,
U receive a "success" message ?
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I do the first step again. Then I try to install it. Now I have the fullscreen browser. Big THX for your support!!
Hey Everyone,
Trying to modify /sys/module/msm_otg/parameters/usbhost_charge_mode from it's default value of 'Y' to '1' in order to enable usb charging + OTG while using ElementalX's kernel. No matter what I do, I get either access is denied, or when trying to commit a change with sysctl I get nothing as the changes aren't being saved. Been working on this for the past 6 hours and can't figure it out!!! I know there's an easy straight forward way to do this, just can't figure it out!
Please help!!
Thanks,
Noob
Youve mounted R/W right? Or should I say write? Ahah software puns.
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Mounted as r/w and rooted...
THEBANDIT420 said:
Youve mounted R/W right? Or should I say write? Ahah software puns.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using XDA Free mobile app
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Yeah, meant to add that detail last night but forgot in my frustration. Mounted as R/W, also, did a chmod 777 on the file as well to verify perms were correct.
Tried doing all this work via terminal vi which didn't work, then tried doing an adb pull, update the file adb push, which resulted in a permissions failure. Everything leads me to believe that my root isn't a FULL root; however, I can't find another method of performing said root. Used WugFresh Nexus Root Toolkit v1.8.3 to perform root.
Thanks for your help man,
Noob
Anyone?
Can anyone help? This is driving me absolutely insane!
n00b5auc3 said:
Can anyone help? This is driving me absolutely insane!
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Try to do that with Root Explorer
Here's what I've done so far
matcho13579 said:
Try to do that with Root Explorer
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Just tried what you suggested, it appeared to save; however, upon verification, the file reverted from '1' back to 'Y'.
So far I've tried:
Using a chmod 777 on the file via su terminal, edit file with vi, attempt to save - result - failure..
Using ES File Explorer with root permissions and mount /system in RW enabled, nav to file and edit with ES text editor, save - result - failure...
Mount /system as RW using some app I can't remember, then navigate using ES File Explorer to location, edit using ES text editor, save - result - failure...
adb pull on the file, update, adb push back to location - result - failure
su attempt to delete, move, and rename file in an effort to replace it - result - failure....
I'm pretty sure whoever made that file had ninja training, because every time I try to touch it it totally evades me. -_- Anyways, thanks for the help in advance.
n00b
Anyone? Bueller.... Bueller?
Someone has to have ran into this problem before....
Anyone have success pushing a system file and having it stick after reboot WITHOUT root? I haven't been successful to have it stick...
808phoneaddict said:
Anyone have success pushing a system file and having it stick after reboot WITHOUT root? I haven't been successful to have it stick...
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Not sure if it will work, but have you tried it as su in adb?
>adb shell
>su
#
JimSmith94 said:
Not sure if it will work, but have you tried it as su in adb?
>adb shell
>su
#
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Yeah I tried it didn't recognize su...I'll try again later
808phoneaddict said:
Yeah I tried it didn't recognize su...I'll try again later
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Sounds like you need to figure out why su isn't working anyway. You might need to update your adb.
JimSmith94 said:
Sounds like you need to figure out why su isn't working anyway. You might need to update your adb.
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I updated that...hmm otherwise it should be working? Would I need to do command prompt from another window?
If you have root installed and reboot to recovery, then "adb shell" should get you a # prompt.
If it does, then you're already ADB with root.
If you get $ prompt then you don't have root.
I don't think you can push system files without root?
You certainly can't "adb root" without root. That's for sure.
808phoneaddict said:
I updated that...hmm otherwise it should be working? Would I need to do command prompt from another window?
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I just tried it on my rooted phone and "su" asks for root privileges on the phone, so that won't work, sorry.
JimSmith94 said:
I just tried it on my rooted phone and "su" asks for root privileges on the phone, so that won't work, sorry.
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You did it in recovery mode? I know u can try to mount as rw in recovery...could U try that and see what happens?
808phoneaddict said:
You did it in recovery mode? I know u can try to mount as rw in recovery...could U try that and see what happens?
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As I said, my phone is rooted, so of course it would work in recovery for me. Assuming you don't have TWRP already installed, you could try booting into TWRP with "fastboot boot <TWRP img file name>" and see if you can mount system and copy your system file with its file manager.
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As I said, my phone is rooted, so of course it would work in recovery for me. Assuming you don't have TWRP already installed, you could try booting into TWRP with "fastboot boot <TWRP img file name>" and see if you can mount system and copy your system file with its file manager.
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I actually booted to twrp and change the mount to rw, then I pushed the hosts file successfully (it says 100%) but when I boot up it doesn't work, not sure if I need to prove the old one maybe? Or does having the boot slots make a difference? Am I pushing to the wrong place?
808phoneaddict said:
I actually booted to twrp and change the mount to rw, then I pushed the hosts file successfully (it says 100%) but when I boot up it doesn't work, not sure if I need to prove the old one maybe? Or does having the boot slots make a difference? Am I pushing to the wrong place?
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Sorry, you'll have to find someone else to help, or just go ahead and root it. You can probably unroot it after you have done your copy, but I don't know why you would bother.
I have always rooted my phones, so I haven't done what you're trying to do. Plus I don't even have my Pixel XL yet, so I don't know anything about the boot slots yet. Over and out!
JimSmith94 said:
Sorry, you'll have to find someone else to help, or just go ahead and root it. You can probably unroot it after you have done your copy, but I don't know why you would bother.
I have always rooted my phones, so I haven't done what you're trying to do. Plus I don't even have my Pixel XL yet, so I don't know anything about the boot slots yet. Over and out!
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O yeah I rooted, was rooted for a while but I ran into the data drain that others are reporting when there is an OTA update...knowing that December is upon us I was trying to unroot but push modified hosts file so I wouldn't get ads. Honestly, if it wasn't for the ads, I have no problem with a stock pixel xl...there hasn't been much development for it just yet, understandable since it's so new...
Hi everyone I'm trying to make a Tasker task to delete some apps which included in LOS after build update but Tasker or built-in terminal can't mount /system rw ( tried command "mount -o rw,remount /system" command causes no errors or anything but still system is ro ) but apps like Root Explorer can mount it using LOS 15.1 on Xiaomi Mi6 with Magisk v17.1 thanks in advance and sorry for my terrible English :/
Are there any hope for this? For now, my device has only the LOS recovery and so I can't flash a zip. Is there a way to mount /. Set the selinux to moderat didn't do the trick?
Any ideas?
Micha_Btz said:
Are there any hope for this? For now, my device has only the LOS recovery and so I can flash a zip. Is there a way to mount /. Set the selinux to moderat didn't do the trick?
Any ideas?
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I solved my issue with making a flashable zip for delete apps etc. So, i didn't tried again to mount system RW
A little spelling mistake by me. I can't flash a zip for now.
Micha_Btz said:
A little spelling mistake by me. I can't flash a zip for now.
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I assume u r using Mi6 right? Did you tried another recovery like THIS?
No, I use a BQ Aquaris X2 Pro
Micha_Btz said:
No, I use a BQ Aquaris X2 Pro
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Oh, sorry man I couldn't find TWRP for your device. But its must be recovery related so try to find another TWRP besides yours, good luck.
For all that looking for a solution:
enable root for adb
and then
adb root
adb disable-verity
now you can reboot and can remount /
Micha_Btz said:
For all that looking for a solution:
enable root for adb
and then
adb root
adb disable-verity
now you can reboot and can remount /
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Thanks very much for posting this. Could you explain what this is supposed to do? Is there something that changed in the filesystem structure in Android 8.x that makes `/system` not mountable as an independent partition?
Although your instructions work (I can see that `adb disable-verity` persists across reboots), I still can't do `mount -o remount,rw /` afterwards. I get an error telling me that "device /dev/root[/code] is read-only". Hrm.
Are you sure you did the disable-verity command as root? There should be an answer from adb that is really been disabled.
https://source.android.com/security/verifiedboot/dm-verity
I looked for the answer HERE, but the link is broken which explains how to mount the /boot partition.
My goal is to put in my own booting.pgm file, but I can't seem to get to these files.
I was planning on using adb to pull the old one and put in my own. Anyone have any help for me?
ALinkToTao said:
I looked for the answer HERE, but the link is broken which explains how to mount the /boot partition.
My goal is to put in my own booting.pgm file, but I can't seem to get to these files.
I was planning on using adb to pull the old one and put in my own. Anyone have any help for me?
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Try this: https://web.archive.org/web/2014083...Nook_Simple_Touch_mounting_the_boot_partition
nmyshkin said:
Try this: https://web.archive.org/web/2014083...Nook_Simple_Touch_mounting_the_boot_partition
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I will. Are those adb commands?
ALinkToTao said:
I will. Are those adb commands?
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Yes. They may be adb shell. You'll know if nothing happens or you get a bunch of error messages.
nmyshkin said:
Yes. They may be adb shell. You'll know if nothing happens or you get a bunch of error messages.
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Awesome. Thanks. I'll try them when I get some time.
@nmyshkin It worked! Thanks so much man. I mounted the /boot partition then used ES File Explorer to drop in my custom booting.pgm
I attached my file and a picture of my results! Thanks again!