Hello
I got a lenny 3 and rooted it with supersu v2.78
Now i got the app supersu.
but if i want for example a firewall i need to open the firewall app and after that i need to open supersu before i get a popup to access it as a su
so my question is how to use supersu without starting it everytime manualy
did anybody find away to push adblock to system via rooted.. thx @Chainfire
like terminal emulator? or anyway. thx In advance
Sent From Pixel XL/Rooted
Team Blackout
Try AdAway
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=69466682&postcount=217
freddienuxx said:
did anybody find away to push adblock to system via rooted.. thx @Chainfire
like terminal emulator? or anyway. thx In advance
Sent From Pixel XL/Rooted
Team Blackout
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Here you go install go to settings and enable systemless mode https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6bczptEI-1LNHphSUQxRDg1RWM/view?usp=drivesdk
Here are the instructions for install Adblock without Recovery (e.g. TWRP):
1. Download Adaway from here: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24588232905720420
2. Download a Terminal emulator from Playstore
3. Give him root (just type in the emulator "su" and allow root
4. Copy/write this in the Emulator and press enter:
mkdir /su/etc; cp /system/etc/hosts /su/etc/hosts; echo "#!/su/bin/sush\nmount -o bind /su/etc/hosts /system/etc/hosts" > /su/su.d/50adaway; chmod 0700 /su/su.d/50adaway
5. Restart your Phone
6. Install Adaway
7. Allow Root
8. Press install and follow the instruction
I hope this helps
Way too complicated. For AdAway there is a check box in pref for systemless now. Just install AdAway and check that box. Don't need to do anything in terminal.
thx brother much appreciated
mrRobinson said:
Way too complicated. For AdAway there is a check box in pref for systemless now. Just install AdAway and check that box. Don't need to do anything in terminal.
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do you have that adblock apk?
thx
not working for me... downloaded adaway from above link and no systemless box to check in pref that I see. Also tried running the command in terminal emulator but I get an 'event not found' error
update: I had to use the official 'Terminal Emulator for Android', which I wasn't wanting to use at first and used a different one because it would not let me copy and paste the above command line into the emulator, I had to physically type that whole thing out. But it said that the su folder exists which was the only confirmation I received in the emulator. Then I rebooted and installed, all good now!
freddienuxx said:
do you have that adblock apk?
thx
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in_dmand said:
not working for me... downloaded adaway from above link and no systemless box to check in pref that I see. Also tried running the command in terminal emulator but I get an 'event not found' error
update: I had to use the official 'Terminal Emulator for Android', which I wasn't wanting to use at first and used a different one because it would not let me copy and paste the above command line into the emulator, I had to physically type that whole thing out. But it said that the su folder exists which was the only confirmation I received in the emulator. Then I rebooted and installed, all good now!
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As Mr. Robinson said too complicated... Just got to the official link below. Download 3.2 and install, open app go to setting and select systemless... Done
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2190753
Give Adguard a go, best one I've used yet. Doesn't need root either.
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Adclear from seven is free is just like adguard
But all those non root adblock apps use up battery.
Personally I use Firefox with adblock plus addon
Hi, I always ran xposed since getting my op3. But since taking the plunge for 7.1 are there any apps that has these features without xposed.
1- download progress bar,
2- hide ongoing notifications in status bar
Also any app that can set rotation on a per app basis
teostar said:
Also any app that can set rotation on a per app basis
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Tasker
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teostar said:
Also any app that can set rotation on a per app basis
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I use Ultimate Rotation Control for this. Works well.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.fameit.rotate&hl=en
Prattham said:
Tasker
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I tried Tasker. But had an issue with it saying I don't have root.
teostar said:
Hi, I always ran xposed since getting my op3. But since taking the plunge for 7.1 are there any apps that has these features without xposed.
1- download progress bar,
2- hide ongoing notifications in status bar
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Any suggestions on these?
Can you elaborate a bit? I may be able to help you. What were you trying to do that needed root?
Some Tasker tasks require root if you need to run them through Secure Settings, which is kind of a companion app for Tasker for changing certain system settings. You may be able to set up a profile without requiring root for what you want to do.
Redjax said:
Can you elaborate a bit? I may be able to help you. What were you trying to do that needed root?
Some Tasker tasks require root if you need to run them through Secure Settings, which is kind of a companion app for Tasker for changing certain system settings. You may be able to set up a profile without requiring root for what you want to do.
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I was attempting to setup a scheduled airplane mode. Which needed secure settings, but it's was saying I needed root( which I already have).
teostar said:
I was attempting to setup a scheduled airplane mode. Which needed secure settings, but it's was saying I needed root( which I already have).
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Do you have systemless root installed? Secure settings doesn't work with systemless root. If you have systemless root, then by doing this in terminal will make secure settings recognize root:
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
touch /system/bin/su
mount -o remount,ro /system
reboot
If you don't have systemless root then I would test remounting system partition with read/write permissions and then re-setting Secure settings again.
Edit: you can use any terminal application from Google Play
Squabl said:
Do you have systemless root installed? Secure settings doesn't work with systemless root. If you have systemless root, then by doing this in terminal will make secure settings recognize root:
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
touch /system/bin/su
mount -o remount,ro /system
reboot
If you don't have systemless root then I would test remounting system partition with read/write permissions and then re-setting Secure settings again.
Edit: you can use any terminal application from Google Play
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Thanx I'll try this a lil later. To be honest I have no idea if I have systemless root or not I just flash the superuser 2.78 s5 whether it's systemless or not I don't know.
teostar said:
Thanx I'll try this a lil later. To be honest I have no idea if I have systemless root or not I just flash the superuser 2.78 s5 whether it's systemless or not I don't know.
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It's systemless.
Squabl said:
Do you have systemless root installed? Secure settings doesn't work with systemless root. If you have systemless root, then by doing this in terminal will make secure settings recognize root:
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
touch /system/bin/su
mount -o remount,ro /system
reboot
If you don't have systemless root then I would test remounting system partition with read/write permissions and then re-setting Secure settings again.
Edit: you can use any terminal application from Google Play
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Gr8 it worked. Thanks again :good:
teostar said:
Thanx I'll try this a lil later. To be honest I have no idea if I have systemless root or not I just flash the superuser 2.78 s5 whether it's systemless or not I don't know.
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Hey, check out phhSuperuser, and Magisk. It's easy systemless root, no ADB commands or anything
Redjax said:
Hey, check out phhSuperuser, and Magisk. It's easy systemless root, no ADB commands or anything
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I took a look at that thread and its out of my league for now. #babysteps I just got this, my 1st android device in October.
teostar said:
I took a look at that thread and its out of my league for now. #babysteps I just got this, my 1st android device in October.
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I'm sorry, just saw this post. Magisk is very easy to install. The thread has a lot of information, but it's as easy as downloading the zip for Magisk and phh superuser, flashing them, and installing the apk files. Then you open the Magisk manager app and follow the steps in the thread! I installed it on my first try, and I agree, it seems complicated...But it works great and isn't hard at all to install if you've flashed things like SuperSU before! It's basically the same process when I'm not on mobile, I may reply with a short guide that follows the steps I took to get it working.
teostar said:
Hi, I always ran xposed since getting my op3. But since taking the plunge for 7.1 are there any apps that has these features without xposed.
1- download progress bar,
2- hide ongoing notifications in status bar
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1. There's a module called Flat Style Bar Indicators that might help with download progress but it shows just the percentage not a bar.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.bocharov.xposed.fsbi
2. For notifications there's a great module called Notify Clean, it can do what you wan an much much more.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.defim.apk.notifyclean
I also advise to use a module called UnbelovedHosts, it's an ad blocker for xposed that's much more effective than any other because it just loads it on boot and doesn't need to run in the background.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.defim.apk.unbelovedhosts
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MegaArthur said:
1. There's a module called Flat Style Bar Indicators that might help with download progress but it shows just the percentage not a bar.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.bocharov.xposed.fsbi
2. For notifications there's a great module called Notify Clean, it can do what you wan an much much more.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.defim.apk.notifyclean
I also advise to use a module called UnbelovedHosts, it's an ad blocker for xposed that's much more effective than any other because it just loads it on boot and doesn't need to run in the background.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.defim.apk.unbelovedhosts
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Thanks for the suggestions. But I was looking for regular apps not xposed since xposed doesn't work for nougat just yet.
An app or a module that disables vibration on successful fingerprint authentication? I have nougat and I can't have xposed...
teostar said:
Thanks for the suggestions. But I was looking for regular apps not xposed since xposed doesn't work for nougat just yet.
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Checkout Download Progress++ in Play Store. It is by the same Dev as GB. It doesn't even need root leave alone Xposed. Checkout this post also: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71480102&postcount=293
I am using it and works wonderfully.
tnsmani said:
Checkout Download Progress++ in Play Store. It is by the same Dev as GB. It doesn't even need root leave alone Xposed. Checkout this post also: https://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=71480102&postcount=293
I am using it and works wonderfully.
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Seems it's not available in my country. Thanks. I'll try a VPN tomorrow.
I installed the su addon from Lineage extras.
Root Permissions are set to 'Apps & ADB'
"Manage root accesses" is greyed out.
How can I assign root permission to AFWall?
z0m8i3 said:
I installed the su addon from Lineage extras.
Root Permissions are set to 'Apps & ADB'
"Manage root accesses" is greyed out.
How can I assign root permission to AFWall?
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If something needs root access it will ask you. It is not something you can give to an app before it is needed. Once you have granted permission to one or more apps the "Manage root access" will no longer be greyed out.
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SteveYoungs said:
If something needs root access it will ask you.
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I uninstalled AFWall & reinstalled, it never asked for root. When I launch it, it gives me the "Make sure it has su permissions" notice. Is there any way to trigger it?
Not sure if its related, but when I go to AFWall Preferences -> Log -> Turn on log service:
"Unable to start log service.LogTarget is not empty or LogService not enabled."
z0m8i3 said:
I uninstalled AFWall & reinstalled, it never asked for root. When I launch it, it gives me the "Make sure it has su permissions" notice. Is there any way to trigger it?
Not sure if its related, but when I go to AFWall Preferences -> Log -> Turn on log service:
"Unable to start log service.LogTarget is not empty or LogService not enabled."
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I'm not familiar with AFWall, sorry. Launching it should have triggered the request to grant su perms, at least to my mind it should have.
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z0m8i3 said:
I installed the su addon from Lineage extras.
Root Permissions are set to 'Apps & ADB'
"Manage root accesses" is greyed out.
How can I assign root permission to AFWall?
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Late reply but I just had this problem, so in case it could help someone else : I made a mistake to install the addonsu in its last version, on my Lineage 14.1. Big mistake... everything seemed to be ok, except this unability to give root permissions to app (they weren't asking me for at all) and this "greyed out" symptom described here.
I just uninstalled this addonsu to reflash it with the 14.1 version corresponding to my Lineage and... here we goooo....
Follow these steps:-
1. Turn on magisk hide from magisk setting
2. Change magisk manager name from magisk setting
3. Flash busybox for Android NDK module (search on magisk download section)
4. Flash magisk hide prop config module (search on magisk download section)
5. Flash Coralfingerprint zip (this will change your device fingerprint to Google pixel 4xl)
6. Reboot
7. Download terminal emulator from play store
8. Open terminal emulator and make sure your data connection is on then follow below steps
(1.) Type su and give root permission
(2.) Type
Code:
props
(3.) Type
Code:
1 to edit device fingerprint
(4.) Type
Code:
f to pick certified fingerprint
(5.) Type
Code:
7 to select Google
(6.) Type
Code:
23 to select google pixel 4xl fingerprint
(7.) Type
Code:
y to select it
(8.) Type
Code:
y to reboot device
9. Now after reboot check cts profile in magisk manager it will pass
Note:-
(1.) if cts doesn't pass then remove all magisk module and follow this guide again
(2.) If you are using xposed or edxposed module then your cts will not pass so better remove it if want to pass cts
Download link:- (telegram)
https://t.me/realme2proXDA/509538
Video guide link how to use magisk hide prop module:- (telegram)
https://t.me/rm2pro_updates/1252