Here is a really straight foward sd-card incremental backup tool for all the crack flashers. This has been tested on the Pixel 2 XL in TWRP and Android extensively. It should works on most data media devices in TWRP with no issues. If the device also has a /storage/emulated/0 it should work in Android. Root is not required as far as I know, but recommended as it was tested with root. Also please make sure no file names have a * in them as it will fail the backup.
This has also been tested via Wireless ADB with ADB Wireless By Henry app on the Play Store. I have created and option to connect to it via wireless. All you need to is start the app and type the ip address given from the app. This function of the app will kill the adb server and start a new one on your giving ip address. If you want to continue working from the wired portion you will need to open a cmd prompt with adb access and type
Code:
adb kill-server
Or you can use the built in ADB menu.
All credits go to @Renate NST for the exe here. Also based on "ADBsync sdcard Backup" by @osm0sis, found here.
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https://www.mediafire.com/file/v0bj2c7sx7azbya/SDCARD SYNC SAUCE V0.5.zip
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Adding W32 long path registry addition to copy long file name in Android instead of twrp. It will be a separate add-on that its to be imported into the registry once. Rename it from .txt to .reg and double click to import!
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Thanks brother, it's working flawlessly over here.
So, to be clear here, you've added some menus to my existing one-click adbsync sdcard backup script?
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So, to be clear here, you've added some menus to my existing one-click adbsync sdcard backup script?
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One of your one-click scripts have been added. Thats why I tagged you. But if you would like I can remove it and I can just keep the Android side of it?
bryantjopplin said:
One of your one-click scripts have been added. Thats why I tagged you. But if you would like I can remove it and I can just keep the Android side of it?
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Addressed via PM. Thanks for the updated credit. Carry on. :good:
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Addressed via PM. Thanks for the updated credit.
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Right on man. I forgot how brilliant that OP full of scripts linked above really is. I highly recommend folks check it out if for no other reason but to see what prolific devs on XDA are churning out...
I guess everything works and no complaints lol
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I guess everything works and no complaints lol
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Working great for me thanks dude.
I am liking it.
If only there was a shell script version of this. :good:
I am NOT good at scripting in any language. I was too old when I started this computer stuff, and am competent in most things android. linux and dos/win, but scripting eludes me. I need a time machine to go back to my pre-teens when learning this is natural.
I am getting close to unlocking and rooting my P2XL and I can manually backup the sdcard before wiping, but boy this script would be wonderful.
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If only there was a shell script version of this. :good:
I am NOT good at scripting in any language. I was too old when I started this computer stuff, and am competent in most things android. linux and dos/win, but scripting eludes me. I need a time machine to go back to my pre-teens when learning this is natural.
I am getting close to unlocking and rooting my P2XL and I can manually backup the sdcard before wiping, but boy this script would be wonderful.
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I don't think it would work in a linux shell. The adb sync binary is a windows exe.
northmendo said:
I don't think it would work in a linux shell. The adb sync binary is a windows exe.
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Ah, good point, thanks. I guess I could think more about wine or similar. I just feel no need to boot into my Win 7 partition except for some GIS programs, that is rare these days.
Pleased that there are linux choices for adb, andromeda, and Deuce flash / recovery script.
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Ah, good point, thanks. I guess I could think more about wine or similar. I just feel no need to boot into my Win 7 partition except for some GIS programs, that is rare these days.
Pleased that there are linux choices for adb, andromeda, and Deuce flash / recovery script.
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Ya, I'll bet wine would work. Report back if you try it.
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I guess everything works and no complaints lol
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Haven't dared to try restoring data yet!
Have you had any feedback on restoring?
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I have used it but thats about as far as i know. Technically you could just hit copy and paste it there due to the incremental only works on the pull.
Alxoom33 said:
Haven't dared to try restoring data yet!
Have you had any feedback on restoring?
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I have used it but thats about as far as i know. Technically you could just hit copy and paste it there due to the incremental only works on the pull i believe.
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I actually have used copy and paste from the backup for specific files I needed.
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All it uses is this to push it
adb push sdcard\0\ /storage/emulated/
Alxoom33 said:
I actually have used copy and paste from the backup for specific files I needed.
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I have used it but thats about as far as i know. Technically you could just hit copy and paste it there due to the incremental only works on the pull.
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One of the telegram users restored going back from 8.1 to 8.0 and was successful as downgrading requires a full wipe.
Related
This rooting technique Finally worked you will need three files
1) SDK TOOLS from
2) recovery.img from
3)MRKREHANROOT from
you should have unlock boot loaders USB drivers installed and should be on android 4.3
copy mrkrehanrehanroot3.1.zip in sdcard
be in fastboot mode ie switch off your device and hold both volume up and down and power button together and keep your device connected to PC
Extract the sdktools and place the revovery.img in that folder
then with one finger on shift key right click in an empty space in the folder and select open command window here
then type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
it will flash recovery to your device
in recovery no need wipe anything install the zip mrkrehanroot3.1.zip
and reboot
download any app that requires root access and check for example root explorer
it should ask root acess
in this way you have rooted your device
Keep the thanks rolling and follow me on
Is that real android 4.3?
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imam.krismanto said:
Is that real android 4.3?
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imam.krismanto said:
Is that real android 4.3?
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sure from google :angel:
Much Appreciate
I installed the factory image wasn't able to get it to root with mskip'stool soo I gave this a try worked like a champ -Thank you kind sir :laugh:
Not to diss this method of root, but Chainfire's root method works perfectly fine.
https://plus.google.com/113517319477420052449/posts/WqS2E9kkN1L
X_N_ said:
Not to diss this method of root, but Chainfire's root method works perfectly fine.
https://plus.google.com/113517319477420052449/posts/WqS2E9kkN1L
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I use that method, cannot restore any app with TB or install Busybox, for some reason it's root but not completely.
This thread shouldn't be in dev section, and there were bunch of root method threads/posts that could be easily found.
http://download.chainfire.eu/340/SuperSU/SuperSU-JWR66N-S005-130625-1.41.zip
try this, somebody tried and it works!
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I use that method, cannot restore any app with TB or install Busybox, for some reason it's root but not completely.
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Read description:
Titanium Backup is an example of such an app. It may incorrectly detect the path to your internal storage for backups, and thus crash on backup/restore. You can fix this by going into preferences and selecting a folder under /storage/emulated/legacy as backup/restore path, not under /storage/emulated/0.
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No busybox from the apps don't install correctly with chainfire's root. I have the same problem.
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finally did it
Mohhamad Rehan said:
finally did it
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Is it posted?
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checck the thread out buddy
prowede said:
http://download.chainfire.eu/340/SuperSU/SuperSU-JWR66N-S005-130625-1.41.zip
try this, somebody tried and it works!
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"Please do not mirror this download, do not repost the file elsewhere. Link to this post on G+, not the download."
https://plus.google.com/+Chainfire/posts/WqS2E9kkN1L
ALUOp said:
"Please do not mirror this download, do not repost the file elsewhere. Link to this post on G+, not the download."
https://plus.google.com/+Chainfire/posts/WqS2E9kkN1L
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OK bro if you say I did thank to u but if u had it you should have shared it first and should have had a guide of it and u should have shared I did it because I spent my whole night flashing recovery and finding proper ways to root it finally did it when I found the file so I flashed the recovery the mini SDK tool they are mine but I did not know who to thank for the root so I just mirrored it but I put up a guide here so its not my fault I am sorry that I hurt the sentiments
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Is that real android 4.3?
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Yes it is
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ALUOp said:
"Please do not mirror this download, do not repost the file elsewhere. Link to this post on G+, not the download."
https://plus.google.com/+Chainfire/posts/WqS2E9kkN1L
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and as u say buddy its mentions its for S4 and i was brave enough to check it out by editing some scripts and lines and flash it on my devices so i did not copy it fully but i did it on my own risk to check it on my devices and name it after me so if u have any problem with that so be it but i did it i am not chainfire but the day is not so long when i will be like him one day so kindly check it out
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and as u say buddy its mentions its for S4 and i was brave enough to check it out by editing some scripts and lines and flash it on my devices so i did not copy it fully but i did it on my own risk to check it on my devices and name it after me so if u have any problem with that so be it but i did it i am not chainfire but the day is not so long when i will be like him one day so kindly check it out
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dude relaxy, if you get worked up everytime someone says that there is another way of doing what you are saying you wont get very far cuz honestly there are always multiple ways to stuff... however i do agree with you chainfire clearly said on g+ that the root method is specifically for the s4 leak.. anyway its upto the users they can either use your method or chainfires.. i will try your method once i flash 4.3 :good:
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dude relaxy, if you get worked up everytime someone says that there is another way of doing what you are saying you wont get very far cuz honestly there are always multiple ways to stuff... however i do agree with you chainfire clearly said on g+ that the root method is specifically for the s4 leak.. anyway its upto the users they can either use your method or chainfires.. i will try your method once i flash 4.3 :good:
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Thank buddy it will be grateful and one more thing u can use the mini SDK tool to flash 4.3 too
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I have a Verizon HTC ONE with android version 4.4.2 KitKat that is not rooted or unlocked. I know that Verizon blocks the regular form of unlocking it through the htcdev site so I wanted to know if there was an alternative way?
Can I install Android JellyBean instead of KitKat and use RumRunner?
Is this not possible unless the phone is unlocked and rooted?
Thanks!
You have to wait until an exploit is found if your bootloader is locked.
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You have to wait until an exploit is found if your bootloader is locked
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Ok thanks! Any idea how long it could take for an exploit to be found?
Try this. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=49953186
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Try this. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=49953186
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Thanks! I'm new to this so I have a question about that.
It says make sure you have a working adb and use it. Is this a form of terminal on my pc or something and where could I download this? Thanks
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I'm not sure you can use that if you are locked and complete stock. Google how to set up adb for your os. Or search some threads in the main sections. There are lots of guides.
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selayan said:
I'm not sure you can use that if you are locked and complete stock. Google how to set up adb for your os. Or search some threads in the main sections. There are lots of guides.
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Ok ill give it a shot thanks!
selayan said:
I'm not sure you can use that if you are locked and complete stock. Google how to set up adb for your os. Or search some threads in the main sections. There are lots of guides.
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You're right it won't work. I guess I will wait for someone to exploit kit Kat for verozon
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alexcushing said:
Thanks! I'm new to this so I have a question about that.
It says make sure you have a working adb and use it. Is this a form of terminal on my pc or something and where could I download this? Thanks
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As I am a relatively new user to XDA (I'm not new, just new to posting) and it won't let me post links until after like 10 links or so, all slashes / will be replaced with asterisks * to make the forums think I'm not posting a link.
The ADB is the Android Debug Bridge. It comes built in to the Android SDK (Software Developer Kit). I'm not sure if it works standalone.
Anyway, this is what you do:
1. Download the SDK from here: http:**developer.android.com*sdk*index.html. It's 480 mb. By my home's Internet speed, that is a ginormous file. So if your Internet speed is anything like mine, allow about 30 minutes for download. And make sure your computer has the power to unzip a 480 mb ZIP file. This also installs Eclipse, which is basically a program you use to write Android apps. (If you think you may develop apps but you want an alternative to Eclipse, try the Android Developer Studio here: http:**developer.android.com*sdk*installing*studio.html)
2. Once it's installed and everything, navigate to: <sdk install directory>\sdk\platform-tools. Go to the address bar. Click in it, hit Ctrl+A to select all, Ctrl+C to copy, and Ctrl+V to paste it somewhere. I recommend a Notepad document or something. Then navigate to Computer. Click on System Properties and then Advanced system settings. At the bottom of the Advanced tab, click Environment Variables... Find the "path" variable. Paste the sdk\platform-tools link AT THE END OF THE VARIABLE. Make sure that you put a semicolon at the end of it. Click Okay and whatnot.
3. Open command prompt.
4. Type "cd <sdk install directory>\sdk\platform-tools"
5. The ADB should now work. Type "adb" before running any commands. List: http:**developer.android.com*tools*help*adb.html
Sorry if someone already said something about this. I started typing it before I went to lunch and I am finishing and posting this coming back from lunch.
I've made this simple and small tool seeing some people have bricked their devices BUT are able to access TWRP.
For some reasons they don't use the usb_otg, might it be they don't have the otg cable or something other, doesn't matter.
Maybe they aren't familiar with command prompt(command line), adb etc.
Q) What does this tool do ?
A) It let's you choose the desired rom, then checks if the device is connected and finally pushes the rom.zip to your internal storage.
Q) What does this tool NOT do ?
A) It doesn't install the rom.
You may add comments, questions, requests or graphic_design_help since my gui sucks badly.
Some prerequisites have to be met, adb driver should be installed. If you have ever rooted successfully that should be covered then
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Nice tool, im sure this is going to solve a lot of questions that have been answered many times. We got some great devs for the g2! Thanks dude
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skulldreamz said:
Nice tool, im sure this is going to solve a lot of questions that have been answered many times. We got some great devs for the g2! Thanks dude
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Thx for comment m8 . It's a 1 hour project so it can only be expanded with more features (should come handy for new users i hope). I've already seen what I can improve..(well..like I said..1 hour project )
Though I don't have this device, i must say you have made life simple for many. Thank you bender.
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bender_007 said:
I've made this simple and small tool seeing some people have bricked their devices BUT are able to access TWRP.
For some reasons they don't use the usb_otg, might it be they don't have the otg cable or something other, doesn't matter.
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I tried OTG as the very first solution but that didnt work as well
Fahad M. said:
I tried OTG as the very first solution but that didnt work as well
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Hmm. Depends on which version you had installed. I think TWRP supports OTG since 2.6.3.x (not sure which version)
Hmmm maybe... I had twrp 2.6.3 and as I was worried about the device I didn't know what am I doing. I downloaded all the rooms requiring latest twrp and those didn't flash... Then I thought about adb sideload which I had totally forgotten... Then I first updated recovery via sideload then flashed paranoid Android xD
adb pusher
Fahad M. said:
Hmmm maybe... I had twrp 2.6.3 and as I was worried about the device I didn't know what am I doing. I downloaded all the rooms requiring latest twrp and those didn't flash... Then I thought about adb sideload which I had totally forgotten... Then I first updated recovery via sideload then flashed paranoid Android xD
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Do i have to be in downloadmode to use this or adb sideload?
thanx barry
[email protected] said:
Do i have to be in downloadmode to use this or adb sideload?
thanx barry
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Either a running android system with enabled usb debugging
or
just enter twrp recovery(you don't need to select adb sideload), just connect it while in twrp.
it would be great to have a tool like All-on-one toolkit by @spyrosk that made everything easier on Optimus 2x...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2020737
60nine said:
it would be great to have a tool like All-on-one toolkit by @spyrosk that made everything easier on Optimus 2x...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2020737
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Will take a look into it. Might need some testers then and graphic designers so if the tool fails I can always say: "Yeah, sorry, but look at the graphics m8." jk
bender_007 said:
so if the tools fails I can always say: "Yeah, sorry, but look at the graphics m8." jk
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xD
May be an option to dump baseband to sdcard can be added along with a way to backup efs partitions. That would prove gr8 for restoring jb from kk or flashing kk after jb @bender_007. Just a suggestion
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keeps saying no device attached
cpugeeker said:
keeps saying no device attached
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You update your device drivers?
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Very nice tool!! Great job,I could have used this More than once ?
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Thanks for the great tool! Any chance this would work on a different device? Specifically the note 2.
mike t said:
Thanks for the great tool! Any chance this would work on a different device? Specifically the note 2.
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You can try - it should work (wont damage your n2 )
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You can try - it should work (wont damage your n2 )
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Thanks for the quick reply. I have been catching ****
trying to get it going hope this helps.
Super awesome Tool man!... if you can make for Mac, it'll be double awesome !!...
UPDATE: Thanks to @squid2's insight, there's a better method that should work for everyone. Just download the attached script, remove the .txt extension, and drop into your su.d folder with proper permissions. For more information, see here and here.
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This is all thanks to @nkk71, btw. Right now the fix is very hacky but I'm sure ROM devs will find a more appropriate fix soon.
I'm not sure if I want to reveal the fix publicly in case HTC's spies are monitoring the thread, lol....probably better safe than sorry. But go visit nkk71's profile and buy him many beers for figuring this out. And also find some posts by him and click "Thanks."
WARNING: Dragons ahead! Anything you flash to your device is done at your own risk!
EDIT: Alright, I'll publish a flashable zip here based on the 1.53.617.5 US Unlocked Edition. I've been testing the mod/hack for a few days now and have seen no ill effects. It should work fine on ROMs using that base.
I have NO IDEA if it'll work on ROMs using an International/Europe base or on CDMA. If you really want to try it, make sure you make a backup first! You will need to "Format Data" in TWRP and flash the standard SuperSU zip to remove forced encryption (or do it manually, if you know how).
Let the bricking begin!
P.S. Thanks of course also go to @Chainfire for SuperSU and su.d!
Just let the ROM cooks know =)
ChronoReverse said:
Just let the ROM cooks know =)
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They already do
I don't really find it hacky, just another workaround
Unfortunately, due to personal reasons, I have personally decided not to share this.
(I know you above all others will understand)
It is not a secret, I have a certainly made it public (or so I thought) enough.
Unfortunately the controversy, I'm not willing to deal with... An innocent "share", turned ugly
I fully endorse this method, though I only had 7 mins of testing, before things got very ugly, a very very very very very very very very very very unfortunate incident.
So be it.
The method is still sound, and anybody who wishes to use it, I have neither any objections, just please test it.
Thanks
nkk71
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nkk71 said:
I don't really find it hacky, just another workaround
Unfortunately, due to personal reasons, I have personally decided not to share this.
(I know you above all others will understand)
It is not a secret, I have a certainly made it public (or so I thought) enough.
Unfortunately the controversy, I'm not willing to deal with... An innocent "share", turned ugly
I fully endorse this method, though I only had 7 mins of testing, before things got very ugly, a very very very very very very very very very very unfortunate incident.
So be it.
The method is still sound, and anybody who wishes to use it, I have neither any objections, just please test it.
Thanks
nkk71
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You think I should post it? Or do you think HTC might find it and try and change their method?
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You think I should post it? Or do you think HTC might find it and try and change their method?
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In my humble opinion, go for it
I doubt HTC will change the code, and it is a workaround [emoji2]
Unless something is being changed... Elsewhere (doubt it) , I Personally, have briefly tested and accept it
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In my humble opinion, go for it
I doubt HTC will change the code, and it is a workaround [emoji2]
Unless something is being changed... Elsewhere (doubt it) , I Personally, have briefly tested and accept it
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Done.
This should be fun, lol. Let the brickings begin!
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Done.
This should be fun, lol. Let the brickings begin!
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Well I did, trip verity,verified, and a few other things [emoji4]
Oh, wait, I was testing some thing els [emoji23]
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Looking at the logic in the HTC RIL library, in Pythonic pseudocode, it goes something like this:
Code:
if property_get("ro.crypto.state") != "encrypted":
if property_get("persist.radio.current.cnv", default="-1") == "-1":
if htcril_db_property_get("current.cnv") != "-1":
htcril_db_property_set("current.cnv", "-1")
Other libraries then query the htcril DB via the library, and behave differently if the current.cnv property is set in the DB. Based off this, I would guess that doing the following would have a similar effect without needing to hack the library:
Code:
setprop persist.radio.current.cnv 0
I haven't tried this, but I'm curious if restoring the stock libhtcril_db.so and setting this property would work.
squid2 said:
Looking at the logic in the HTC RIL library, in Pythonic pseudocode, it goes something like this:
Other libraries then query the htcril DB via the library, and behave differently if the current.cnv property is set in the DB. Based off this, I would guess that doing the following would have a similar effect without needing to hack the library:
I haven't tried this, but I'm curious if restoring the stock libhtcril_db.so and setting this property would work.
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Brilliant! That works! Much easier/cleaner solution than hacking the lib
EDIT: Posted script in the OP. Bedtime!
Can anyone remind me/us the pros and cons of decrypting?
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You think I should post it? Or do you think HTC might find it and try and change their method?
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This?
So boot into TWRP, format data and flash regular SuperSu? What are the permissions for the Script ?
squid2 said:
Looking at the logic in the HTC RIL library, in Pythonic pseudocode, it goes something like this:
Code:
if property_get("ro.crypto.state") != "encrypted":
if property_get("persist.radio.current.cnv", default="-1") == "-1":
if htcril_db_property_get("current.cnv") != "-1":
htcril_db_property_set("current.cnv", "-1")
Other libraries then query the htcril DB via the library, and behave differently if the current.cnv property is set in the DB. Based off this, I would guess that doing the following would have a similar effect without needing to hack the library:
Code:
setprop persist.radio.current.cnv 0
I haven't tried this, but I'm curious if restoring the stock libhtcril_db.so and setting this property would work.
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Brilliant! That works! Much easier/cleaner solution than hacking the lib
EDIT: Posted script in the OP. Bedtime!
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Nice :good:
Strangely enough, I couldn't get the property to stick, but I edited the init.rc directly, didnt use the su.d... maybe I put it in the wrong place
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So boot into TWRP, format data and flash regular SuperSu? What are the permissions for the Script ?
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Permissions for su.d scripts are 0700. If you want to put the script there while in recovery and you're using systemless root, you can use @osm0sis SUmount zip to mount the su.img and then the TWRP File Manager to copy the script over and change perms. Flash the SUmount zip again to unmount su.img, and then reboot.
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Permissions for su.d scripts are 0700. If you want to put the script there while in recovery and you're using systemless root, you can use @osm0sis SUmount zip to mount the su.img and then the TWRP File Manager to copy the script over and change perms. Flash the SUmount zip again to unmount su.img, and then reboot.
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the flashable zip if i want to try on international rom...
i boot into twrp formata data to remove encryption flash super 2.65 stable flash your script and boot will that do?
SacredDeviL666 said:
the flashable zip if i want to try on international rom...
i boot into twrp formata data to remove encryption flash super 2.65 stable flash your script and boot will that do?
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Don't use the zip. That's the old hack. Use the script. You have to manually place it.
And use the latest SuperSU Beta, not the stable.
Captain_Throwback said:
Don't use the zip. That's the old hack. Use the script. You have to manually place it.
And use the latest SuperSU Beta, not the stable.
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okay thank you so i would use the latest supersu 2.74beta zip from recovery.
the script isn't downloading for me when i click on it just opens a page with below message
#!/system/bin/sh
# Allow mobile network while decrypted
# thanks @squid2 from XDA for the easy fix!
setprop persist.radio.current.cnv 0
... from pc i am..
SacredDeviL666 said:
okay thank you so i would use the latest supersu 2.75beta zip from recovery.
the script isn't downloading for me when i click on it just opens a page with below message
#!/system/bin/sh
# Allow mobile network while decrypted
# thanks @squid2 from XDA for the easy fix!
setprop persist.radio.current.cnv 0
... from pc i am..
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Right-click and Save As....
Captain_Throwback said:
Right-click and Save As....
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thanks got it!!!
place the script in system/su.d folder with the permissions/boot to recovery format data/flash latest supersu beta 2.74 and the let boot finish.....
at htc green logo now...fingers crossed... by the way i was on system mode su prior to trying this mod.
now optimizing the apps...lee's r82 international
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@Captain_Throwback
came back as encryped only....
the script permission i gave was rwx r-x r-x
Hey guys I want to root my new pixel xl ,I update my pixel ota ,I tried rooting my pixel with chainfire method but my phone went into a bootloop..is there a easy way to do this??
I need a guide on how to do it from scratch btw my bootloader is unlocked..thanks guys!
ronnyking35 said:
Hey guys I want to root my new pixel xl ,I update my pixel ota ,I tried rooting my pixel with chainfire method but my phone went into a bootloop..is there a easy way to do this??
I need a guide on how to do it from scratch btw my bootloader is unlocked..thanks guys!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/development/root-supersu-t3490156/post69368660
Just a thought?
Sent from my Google Pixel XL using XDA Labs
I was hoping like video or something anyway you think I can do it with the skipsoft toolkit?
ronnyking35 said:
I was hoping like video or something anyway you think I can do it with the skipsoft toolkit?
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I don't see why not, I prefer to do it myself but the feature of rooting is within the tool kit so you can give it a go!
Sent from my Google Pixel XL using XDA Labs
Not much easier than this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/how-to/guide-how-to-unlock-root-flash-pixel-xl-t3507886
Steps 1, 2, 3 - done.
ronnyking35 said:
I was hoping like video or something
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I've never watched it, but there is a video here.
https://www.androidexplained.com/pixel-root/
markp99 said:
Not much easier than this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-xl/how-to/guide-how-to-unlock-root-flash-pixel-xl-t3507886
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I think I'm going to just boot TWRP and skip actually installing TWRP at this time. I'll probably use the latest SR 5 for root. Otherwise, steps 1-3 look like what I'm planning on doing to root.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133
Simply
1- unlock bootloader
2- install TWRP
3- Flash root zip file from TWRP
yeah i was trying to root first lol my bad thank you for your support. one more question though after installing ex kernel 1.00 it boots back to recovery every time i tell it to boot to system. is that a compatibility issue?
I'm having a issue,when I put the commas for some reason it just tell me it can't me loaded ,invalid argument...im trying to do it like this video but not success...https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MDddSaptTok
Btw I also uploaded a picture of my problem
ronnyking35 said:
I'm having a issue,when I put the commas for some reason it just tell me it can't me loaded ,invalid argument...im trying to do it like this video but not success...https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=MDddSaptTok
Btw I also uploaded a picture of my problem
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Look at you're command. It needs to be C:\. You have it backwards.
Still having issue Now not such file
ronnyking35 said:
Still having issue Now not such file
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Needs to be capital C. It's case sensitive.
Where is your twrp IMG file located on your computer?
Because I'm guessing it's NOT at the root of your C drive.
Yeah wish there was a full tutorial. I'm pretty rusty. Haven't rooted in 3 years.
CZ Eddie said:
Where is your twrp IMG file located on your computer?
Because I'm guessing it's NOT at the root of your C drive.
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Hey man i tried with the capital C and no luck,the file is at C: ,I also changed name to see it helps still not luck I'm guessing that the root of C:
Btw I restarted pc and luck
ronnyking35 said:
Hey man i tried with the capital C and no luck,the file is at C: ,I also changed name to see it helps still not luck I'm guessing that the root of C:
Btw I restarted pc and luck
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You don't have the right name of the IMG in the command line. Type "fastboot boot" without quotes and press space, then drag the IMG into the command line and press enter. You should boot into TWRP no problem
Okay, put the twrp IMG into the same folder where your fastboot is located.
Then shift-right click anywhere in that folder and select the option to open a command prompt from there.
Then type "fastboot boot twr" and after you type twr, just press the "tab" key to auto-complete the rest of the filename.
Then press enter.
OK I GOT A workaround using the support toolkit Now my problem is I transfered over the superuser.zip file with the permanent twrp file....but I can't find it all all when i do a temporary trwp boot...all i see file with bunch of letter and numbers...for some reason I can't see those file in twrp...i boot the .img file using skipsoft toolkit but tried various way for me to flash the recovery permanently and the root file but no luck...this been getting more tuff over the years I remember when I had a s3 ,it was easy Now is a bunch of steps
Anyways I hope Ya can help me figure this out I'm frustrated with this already
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Okay, put the twrp IMG into the same folder where your fastboot is located.
Then shift-right click anywhere in that folder and select the option to open a command prompt from there.
Then type "fastboot boot twr" and after you type twr, just press the "tab" key to auto-complete the rest of the filename.
Then press enter.
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Is there auto root method where I just plug and play?
ronnyking35 said:
I was hoping like video or something anyway you think I can do it with the skipsoft toolkit?
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Yep it is simple with the toolkit, used it for mine, super easy.
Just make sure you take your time and read what the toolkit is telling you, because it shows you the order in which things need to happen
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ronnyking35 said:
Is there auto root method where I just plug and play?
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Yep in the toolkit, it downloads all you need, all you system images, root packages (the latest), it auto boots your phone when it needs to get into ADB or fastboot, as per my comment above, just follow what it tells you in each window. It is so noob proof, I had no problem using when coming from Sony phones where the methods couldn't be more different and complicated