I rooted my oneplus7T with magisk manager7.4.0 by using patched root.img and boot from patched img to directly install magisk, but can not write files into system. So AdAway can not work by this reason. But clocksync can work normally and rootcheck is successful.
By the way, the model is HD1905 and biuld number is 10.0.6HD65AA.
Need help. Thanks so much!
myson1188 said:
I rooted my oneplus7T with magisk manager7.4.0 by using patched root.img and boot from patched img to directly install magisk, but can not write files into system. So AdAway can not work by this reason. But clocksync can work normally and rootcheck is successful.
By the way, the model is HD1905 and biuld number is 10.0.6HD65AA.
Need help. Thanks so much!
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Go under magisk setting and click host something
rob420p said:
Go under magisk setting and click host something
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Thanks so much for your reply.
AdAway now is working. but mixexplorer and rootexplorer also can not copy to and delete files from system folder.
myson1188 said:
Thanks so much for your reply.
AdAway now is working. but mixexplorer and rootexplorer also can not copy to and delete files from system folder.
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On that one idk
you cant mount system r/w on anything that ships with 10 natively.
aer0zer0 said:
you cant mount system r/w on anything that ships with 10 natively.
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Thanks so much.
So you mean can not change system files like fonts and can not delete pre-installed apk?
myson1188 said:
Thanks so much.
So you mean can not change system files like fonts and can not delete pre-installed apk?
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You can wait for custom roms to achieve a smaller system footprint.
Or you can disable them for now, there is a way to disable some system apks through adb, but you should know what you are getting into before you proceed down that road.
Disabling an application takes away it's rights to run any code and also make the playstore skip the updates for that apk.
Other things can be changed using magisk without actually modifying the system, through different modules.
myson1188 said:
Thanks so much.
So you mean can not change system files like fonts and can not delete pre-installed apk?
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Correct, system is permanently RO.
Thanks all.
I'm actually working on this issue. I'm going to try to edit some img files and get back to everyone
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hey guys i have amazon fire whose model no. is SD4930UR. i have rooted it . i tried to replace the systemui.apk with other one but it went horribly wrong and i did not backed up that file. can anyone please send me that file through a link or something it would be a great help thank you very muchh...
Fire OS:
SystemUI.apk - https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5VjVTtm8AqmU1BNRjg5VEM3WEk
SystemUI.odex - https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B5VjVTtm8AqmVkxYal9yOEpoMVU
did not work
hey buddy thanks for giving link but i relpaced that file and i am still having problems
Are you using Fire OS or the Fire Nexus ROM from ggow? (since you posted this question earlier in his thread...)
Either way: don't forget to apply the proper permissions, "0644".
i am using fire os
Ok, then just make sure that both files (apk & odex) are present and that permissions are set properly.
Bingo Bronson said:
Ok, then just make sure that both files (apk & odex) are present and that permissions are set properly.
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what do you mean by permissions set??
b darshan said:
what do you mean by permissions set??
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the apk u sent is not getting installed.
b darshan said:
the apk u sent is not getting installed.
b darshan said:
what do you mean by permissions set??
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The APK is not meant to be installed, it needs to be placed manually in the system partition in the 'priv-app' folder.
Permissions need to be set via any file explorer that supports root access.
Usually people learn the basics about the Android system first and then start manipulating files, not the other way round...
Bingo Bronson said:
The APK is not meant to be installed, it needs to be placed manually in the system partition in the 'priv-app' folder.
Permissions need to be set via any file explorer that supports root access.
Usually people learn the basics about the Android system first and then start manipulating files, not the other way round...
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i am sorry to bother but please tell me what permissions i have to set?
b darshan said:
i am sorry to bother but please tell me what permissions i have to set?
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and how?
I just flashed developer preview 4 and rooted but I cannot get the build.prop edited. I've tried multiple apps but always says error saving. Had anyone gotten the build.prop edited?
lawtalking said:
I just flashed developer preview 4 and rooted but I cannot get the build.prop edited. I've tried multiple apps but always says error saving. Had anyone gotten the build.prop edited?
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I have successfully edited the build prop by using root explorer. Make sure you are rooted and allow super su to use root explorer.
You will will need to hold down on build.prop to highlight it, then go to menu and select, open in text editor.
lucky_strike33 said:
I have successfully edited the build prop by using root explorer. Make sure you are rooted and allow super su to use root explorer.
You will will need to hold down on build.prop to highlight it, then go to menu and select, open in text editor.
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I am rooted and I did give permission to root explorer. I am able to mount the other files and folders as read write but it will not let me Mount the system as read write. I've tried multiple apps it all says error saving.
lawtalking said:
I am rooted and I did give permission to root explorer. I am able to mount the other files and folders as read write but it will not let me Mount the system as read write. I've tried multiple apps it all says error saving.
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What file explorer are you using. Fx works fine.
toknitup420 said:
What file explorer are you using. Fx works fine.
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I've tried multiple. Its not the file explorer. I've tried re flashing the factory image but still will not let me edit any system folders or files. I think that maybe it is systemless root. Not sure how I got systemless root or if it is possible to get regular root. Is there a setting is Supersu?
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I've tried multiple. Its not the file explorer. I've tried re flashing the factory image but still will not let me edit any system folders or files. I think that maybe it is systemless root. Not sure how I got systemless root or if it is possible to get regular root. Is there a setting is Supersu?
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You may have a SUPER.img - i just learned about this myself - its a combined image containing /system - /vendor & /Product - it looks like it is similar to Systemless root or system as root... idk they are weird but i do think its possible to modify build.rpop, but it may require a PC.... Im looking for a way to edit build.prop myself and learning all this now.
Hello everyone,
I would like to modify some files in root/vendor/etc but i can't because of permission. I'm root, I can access file with solid explorer but can't modify anything. I try to modify attributes of the folder but it gives me a error.
Is there a bypass for the scoped storage of android 11?
Thx !
You can use ADB root to modify it by using terminal commands. Not ideal but a possibility
Robert314 said:
You can use ADB root to modify it by using terminal commands. Not ideal but a possibility
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I would like to change the name of a file inside etc in vendor folder, do you know how I could do it ? Or could you point me a guide ? I'm not sure how to search a solution for this case
Robert314 said:
You can use ADB root to modify it by using terminal commands. Not ideal but a possibility
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Apparently I can't run ADB root, I got "adbd cannot run as root in production builds", well I will dig further to find a solution
Greenspoof said:
I would like to change the name of a file inside etc in vendor folder, do you know how I could do it ? Or could you point me a guide ? I'm not sure how to search a solution for this case
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Root Browser Classic - Apps on Google Play
Fully customizable Root Browser for Android users and rooted superusers
play.google.com
Try this file manager. Its a good root file manager and as it's old I might bypass scoped storage
which rom? right now i use arrow and it is the only one that can mount system as R/W.maybe there are others but a have not trid all of them.MIUI does not support it due to dynamic partitions,
hexisg said:
which rom? right now i use arrow and it is the only one that can mount system as R/W.maybe there are others but a have not trid all of them.MIUI does not support it due to dynamic partitions,
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It's indeed the stock one. As debloated, I find it the best
Robert314 said:
Root Browser Classic - Apps on Google Play
Fully customizable Root Browser for Android users and rooted superusers
play.google.com
Try this file manager. Its a good root file manager and as it's old I might bypass scoped storage
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I tried but didn't work, scoped storage is really awful, but thx anyway!
Hello I have been trying to look for the lockscreen.ogg file location. It has seemed to changed in Android 12 if I'm not mistaken. It was located in System/Media/UI but it seems that is no longer even there with Android 12. Does anyone have any idea where this is? Thank you!
Try system/product/media
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Try system/product/media
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That is exactly the spot I was looking for. For some reason I cant get root explorer to mount R/W to overwrite the old file. Root Explorer does have SU access as well. Any ideas?
stalls said:
That is exactly the spot I was looking for. For some reason I cant get root explorer to mount R/W to overwrite the old file. Root Explorer does have SU access as well. Any ideas?
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There are one or more Magisk Modules that will make it appear for all intents and purposes that you've overwritten or changed a file. It will do what you need. Because root is systemless, you can't (and shouldn't want to) actually change or delete any system files for real. I don't know the name(s) of the Magisk Modules that will do that, as I haven't had a need, but many users in this section have suggested others use such modules to do something similar to what you want to do.
running "settings list global" on adb shell gave me this location "lock_sound=/product/media/audio/ui/Lock.ogg" I was gonna check on root explorer but forgot im not rooted right now but hopefully that is it.
I just am trying to change the sound when locking the phone.
stalls said:
I just am trying to change the sound when locking the phone.
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Can you rename the stock file to lock.oggbak and then paste the new sound in obviously with the name lock.ogg?
Thebear j koss said:
Can you rename the stock file to lock.oggbak and then paste the new sound in obviously with the name lock.ogg?
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You can not because root explorer is not able to switch to r/w. But I tried anyways and failed
stalls said:
You can not because root explorer is not able to switch to r/w. But I tried anyways and failed
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you have to create a magisk module yourself and replace the file, with the one you want.
google around for a template of a simple magisk module, recreate the directory inside the magisk module where the file you want to replace sits on the phone (system/product/media/audio/ui), drop the new sound file there, zip the magisk module template and flash via magisk manager and do a reboot.
dynamic partitions don´t allow for r/w mounting. replacing the file systemlessly via magisk during bootup is the only way.
After root, How can I del file(s) in /system with rootexplorer.
The button of mount r/w doesn't working.
zxt3201 said:
The button of mount r/w doesn't working.
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Even with MixPlorer ?
I use Root explorer gets the job done.
Root Explorer - Apps on Google Play
The ultimate file manager for rooted devices. The original and still the best.
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zxt3201 said:
After root, How can I del file(s) in /system with rootexplorer.
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Which version of Android are you running? I don't believe that you can manipulate the /system files anymore on Android 13 as they are all read only - even with root. But hopefully, perhaps my file manager with root permissions just doesn't work as it hasn't been updated in almost two years =/.
Anyone else have any thoughts here?
@fil3s Does that happen to be working on A13?
fil3s said:
I use Root explorer gets the job done.
Root Explorer - Apps on Google Play
The ultimate file manager for rooted devices. The original and still the best.
play.google.com
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It's my fault.The real question is files in /system could not be deleted.In my pixel 6 pro: unlock bootloader, install magisk and patch boot.img, flash patched boot.img with fastboot, reboot and directly root use magisk, everything is fine.But, I think the problem is /system could not be mounted
Vincent_40 said:
Even with MixPlorer ?
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Yes, mixplorer v6.58 didn't working too
NippleSauce said:
Which version of Android are you running? I don't believe that you can manipulate the /system files anymore on Android 13 as they are all read only - even with root. But hopefully, perhaps my file manager with root permissions just doesn't work as it hasn't been updated in almost two years =/.
Anyone else have any thoughts here?
@fil3s Does that happen to be working on A13?
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This works like a charm, plus it is free: https://github.com/zhanghai/MaterialFiles
mkhcb said:
This works like a charm, plus it is free: https://github.com/zhanghai/MaterialFiles
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Wow! This is a fantastic file manager. The only thing missing is split view but that's really the only thing. Thanks for the recommendation. RootExplorer has been underwhelming for so many years.
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Which version of Android are you running? I don't believe that you can manipulate the /system files anymore on Android 13 as they are all read only - even with root. But hopefully, perhaps my file manager with root permissions just doesn't work as it hasn't been updated in almost two years =/.
Anyone else have any thoughts here?
@fil3s Does that happen to be working on A13?
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I can access / with it. Haven't tried mucking about much. I'm pretty sure you can copy / paste etc.. although I can't be sure on a13
zxt3201 said:
It's my fault.The real question is files in /system could not be deleted.In my pixel 6 pro: unlock bootloader, install magisk and patch boot.img, flash patched boot.img with fastboot, reboot and directly root use magisk, everything is fine.But, I think the problem is /system could not be mounted
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It is a good file explorer. Worth the $' s of you wanna try it
But again, idk about 13
fil3s said:
I can access / with it. Haven't tried mucking about much. I'm pretty sure you can copy / paste etc.. although I can't be sure on a13
It is a good file explorer. Worth the $' s of you wanna try it
But again, idk about 13
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Open source and free wins all the time .
fil3s said:
I use Root explorer gets the job done.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.speedsoftware.rootexplorer[
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http://Been using it as my mainstay file manager since it got smb support years ago. Great app.
Soon my friends soon!
I'm working on it!
If any Pixel users are interested in beta testing the new upcoming version of my SystemRW / SuperRW feat. MakeRW script just hit me up! Thanks!
Wait. So what exactly is preventing you guys from mounting as rw in Android 12+ ?
fil3s said:
I can access / with it. Haven't tried mucking about much. I'm pretty sure you can copy / paste etc.. although I can't be sure on a13
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But again, idk about 13
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I can copy and paste with the file manager that I use (FX File Explorer), however, I cannot cut or delete anything from /system. Are you able to cut/delete stuff from that section?
*Edit* - I'm starting to think that it's just my file manager =/
Update - Thanks @mkhcb . I'll give it a try in a week or two. I found a way to manipulate /system files using Magisk, haha. But after the next (and presumably final) A13 beta update comes out, I'll give it a shot!
NippleSauce said:
I can copy and paste with the file manager that I use (FX File Explorer), however, I cannot cut or delete anything from /system. Are you able to cut/delete stuff from that section?
*Edit* - I'm starting to think that it's just my file manager =/
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Just try this: https://github.com/zhanghai/MaterialFiles
Open source, free, on FDroid and the Play Store. What do you have to lose other than 5 min of your time? Of all the apps on my phone, this is the most useful and took a while for me to find.
lebigmac said:
Soon my friends soon!
I'm working on it!
If any Pixel users are interested in beta testing the new upcoming version of my SystemRW / SuperRW feat. MakeRW script just hit me up! Thanks!
Wait. So what exactly is preventing you guys from mounting as rw in Android 12+ ?
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I am waiting for your magic script, come on, bro.
mkhcb said:
Just try this: https://github.com/zhanghai/MaterialFiles
Open source, free, on FDroid and the Play Store. What do you have to lose other than 5 min of your time? Of all the apps on my phone, this is the most useful and took a while for me to find.
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Yep. It beats RFE in measure except split view, I stand by that claim. The development is on another level.
rhetorician said:
Yep. It beats RFE in measure except split view, I stand by that claim. The development is on another level.
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So it actually does.
Go to a folder... Then hit the three dots... Then hit new window. You will then have 2 windows as noted in the app drawer.
From there you can toggle between windows or create a split screen.
PS. You can create an endless # of windows.
mkhcb said:
So it actually does.
Go to a folder... Then hit the three dots... Then hit new window. You will then have 2 windows as noted in the app drawer.
From there you can toggle between windows or create a split screen.
PS. You can create an endless # of windows.
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I connected my sftp. Who needs external storage?