I've just flashed my phone with this ROM
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=814091
It was succesfull.
I was checking out the apps and ticked the SGS Toolbox. Ran fine, root permissions fine. but then shows me this:
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System remount not supported on this device. Error code: 105
It works fine though.
Is this something to worry about?
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So I flashed SuperD yesterday, and all is cool. Its not my first time using roms, and everything went smooth.
But then today I wanted to change the keyboard layout back to the German layout. So I went to Terminal Emulator and began to edit the layout using this method (tested, working from these forums)
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
cp /sdcard/trout-keypad-v3.kcm.bin /system/usr/keychars
Anyway, once I finished, it said that this operation isnt possible. Then I realized that I forgot to put the file on sd card. So I added the file, but then the strange part came....
I then again went into terminal emulator and typed "su" to start the process again but now im getting the "permission denied error! 5 min ago I didnt have this error and could mount just fine! The phone is running fine, but it seems like I ve lost root.
Do I need to reflash the rom or the spl to reverse this? I really just need access to Terminal again. Anyone know how to fix this? I tried rebooting just to see if it was some type of bug, but even after reboot Im still getting permission denied.
Could really use some help on this!
Use adb shell. Try clearing the saved options in the SU application. Try a different terminal program. Lastly, try to just reflash the rom.
evilkorn said:
Use adb shell. Try clearing the saved options in the SU application. Try a different terminal program. Lastly, try to just reflash the rom.
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I installed a new Terminal, and it seems to work fine. Might seem like a dumb question, but Im really not sure if I have root or not?!
If it worked what's the question?
evilkorn said:
If it worked what's the question?
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Your right. Was a dumb question. It just confused me, as one terminal is giving me access, and another wont. Guess its just a bug.
Anyway, I reflashed the rom, and all is perfect. Thanks for the help though guys.
So I've decided I want 2.2 at least on my CDMA Hero. I am following this guide.
wiki.cyanogenmod[DOT]com/index.php?title=HTC_Hero_%28CDMA%29:_Full_Update_Guide
Well Here are the problems I am running into.
I can get Temporary root access to my phone. (Meaning I get # in the shell and my id check gives me a 0) However on restart i loose that root access. I have pushed the flash_image, su, Superuser.apk, and the recovery rom (using amon_ra) to their respective folders (flash_image goes to /sdcard/) and from what I can tell my su isn't working properly.
Essentially heres what happens
Shell opens up fine
#su
su
#cd /sdcard/
cd /sdcard/
#
My number sign after cd is still JUST a number sign. I was expecting #/sdcard/ but didn't get that, should I?
The reason I ask is because when I hit flash_image <image> it gives me
flash_image: not found.
I've personally checked that flash_image is on the root directory and it is, it is also named exactly that. So I can think of no reason flash_image isn't working except my su is bad. However just afterword I do an id check and I'm still root...
ugh...
*frusterated*
halp?
What ROM are you running right now? What version?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wik..._CDMA.png#Rooting_.2F_Un-rooting_.2F_Flashing - has all links you might need to root and flash a ROM. Try and report back...
why dont you flash clockwork....it is easier (i think) and is very straight forward...
get rom manager from the market and flash CW recovery and then boot from it and flash the rom you want....
I accidentally selected HTC ( next to NOOK COLOR ) when trying to install CWM in ROM MANAGER. Now it says current version is 2.5.0.7 and suggests to update to latest v3.2.0.1. However, when I select the upgrade option I get the error " An error occurred while attempting to run privileged commands"
The same error shows up when I try to run permissions. Market doesn't give me the option to uninstall ( only open ).
I am running CM7 #114 & OC 20110618 on EMMC.
Thanks for your help.
Griffith500 said:
I accidentally selected HTC ( next to NOOK COLOR ) when trying to install CWM in ROM MANAGER. Now it says current version is 2.5.0.7 and suggests to update to latest v3.2.0.1. However, when I select the upgrade option I get the error " An error occurred while attempting to run privileged commands"
The same error shows up when I try to run permissions. Market doesn't give me the option to uninstall ( only open ).
I am running CM7 #114 & OC 20110618 on EMMC.
Thanks for your help.
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your "An error occurred while attempting to run privileged commands" is coming from a lack of SU access to that program. Try going to the SU icon and making sure your ROM Manager has the elevated SU access permission.
You can always download the recovery image from Koush's website Recovery Image Link .
store just the image in the root of the SCard then from you CMD ADB prompt or the terminal emulator type. only type the ADB shell if you are using the SKD ADB to talk to the device.
Code:
adb shell
su
flash_image recovery /sdcard/recovery.img
and that should reflash the correct image.
Thank you so much - that fixed the issue right away.
Tom
Griffith500 said:
Thank you so much - that fixed the issue right away.
Tom
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NP glad i could help you out.
Hello guys,
Here is my problem: When I reboot the phone I always get this black banner with yellow words. I found that it is related to a process running called factory test. When I stop it through Application manager, the banner vanishes. Looking at the forum, I found that by changing /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode to ON, I can solve this issue. Well, it does (temporally). After rebooting the phone, the file is back on off and I still get the banner.
I can live with this problem, and change it manually every time after reboot. However, my phone is almost unusable. In my baseband is showing XXX. Again, looking for a solution in the forum I found that the problem could be on the missing NV.DAT file in /modemfs/PERM/PROT/. I did push the file there, however, after rebooting the file is gone.
On the top of it all, I'm getting the "not enough space" message. I do not have an external sd card. It seems that it's a mounting problem related. I don't know if those problems are related to each other or independent.
I tried to flash a stock rom. However I still getting those problems. I had (and was using) the Maclaw CM10.1 when the phone entered in boot loop. I am running a rooted rom (Jelly Bean).
In resume, it is really messed up. So, the question is: Have any one faced those problems all together? Or have any idea what may be the cause and possible solution for those problems?
Thanks for any help.
kent13 said:
Hello guys,
Here is my problem: When I reboot the phone I always get this black banner with yellow words. I found that it is related to a process running called factory test. When I stop it through Application manager, the banner vanishes. Looking at the forum, I found that by changing /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode to ON, I can solve this issue. Well, it does (temporally). After rebooting the phone, the file is back on off and I still get the banner.
I can live with this problem, and change it manually every time after reboot. However, my phone is almost unusable. In my baseband is showing XXX. Again, looking for a solution in the forum I found that the problem could be on the missing NV.DAT file in /modemfs/PERM/PROT/. I did push the file there, however, after rebooting the file is gone.
On the top of it all, I'm getting the "not enough space" message. I do not have an external sd card. It seems that it's a mounting problem related. I don't know if those problems are related to each other or independent.
I tried to flash a stock rom. However I still getting those problems. I had (and was using) the Maclaw CM10.1 when the phone entered in boot loop. I am running a rooted rom (Jelly Bean).
In resume, it is really messed up. So, the question is: Have any one faced those problems all together? Or have any idea what may be the cause and possible solution for those problems?
Thanks for any help.
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type in terminal emulator:
Code:
su
rm /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode
echo -n ON >> /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode
chown 1000.1000 /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode
chmod 0744 /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode
reboot
samersh72 said:
type in terminal emulator:
Code:
su
rm /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode
echo -n ON >> /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode
chown 1000.1000 /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode
chmod 0744 /efs/FactoryApp/factorymode
reboot
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Hi samersh72,
I have tried it before and didn't help. When I reboot the phone, the problem persists and the file still with 'OFF'. I don't know if it makes any differences, but I'm running those commands through adb, since I could not install any app. (I tried to push the apk file of terminal emulator to /syste/app/ but it crashes when I try to open it. I also tried to do it using Root Explorer.. Both cases, no success.)
Hello,
I googled and searched the forum but none o the threads apply to my problem as far as I can see. :/
So my old phone finally dies more or less... and I am trying to get the picture from the internal storage.
My setup: I9000, running CM11 (not sure which nightly exactly), rooted, BUT usb-debugging could be off I dont know for sure.
I can go to recovery mode but as the screen is broken I am limited with my actions. So using
Code:
adb devices
I can see my device
Code:
<long number here> recovery
Here is what I tried:
Code:
adb pull / H:/backup
This does not work because after a short while it aborts with an error message: "... no such file or directory"
Using
Code:
adb shell
followed by cd sdcard gives me a "cant cd to sdcard"
If I try to cd into other directories they are empty when trying to list them with ls.
su is also not found but adb root shows that it is already running as root.
Afterwards I tried Android Commander but that also did not work for me because Android Commander did not show my device and it also crashed after a while.
To make a long story short I am desperate...
What else can I try to get my data?
push
no one?
SaphirX said:
push
no one?
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I don't think you can just PULL the whole "/" partition. The long number you listed there is likely to be your IMEI number (Just a guess).
EDIT: You might want to check this out: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19225467/backing-up-android-device-using-adb