I decided to finally go root because i would like to use apps like gamecih or dsploit... But when I go into the apps it says something like: "No root permission was given", or, "No busybox installed", does anybody knows how to correct this problem?
pp12gn said:
I decided to finally go root because i would like to use apps like gamecih or dsploit... But when I go into the apps it says something like: "No root permission was given", or, "No busybox installed", does anybody knows how to correct this problem?
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which method did you use?
it looks like you didnt root the phone at all
ofteno said:
which method did you use?
it looks like you didnt root the phone at all
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The one on this forums... And its rooted i can use apps like Titanium Backup or even verify with superuser. But not all the root apps work!
I have used Root Check, to see if my device is rooted or not.
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hello,
i updated to JFC firmware froyo and rooted.
but i cannot use titaniumbackup to remove those native samsung application.
i try to use rootexplorer to delete the application but not successful.
anyone have any idea how to get rid of them ?
thanks.
bump !!!!!
anyone please help ??
Do you have root ?
Daneshm90 said:
Do you have root ?
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Hi, Daneshm90, nice to see you here. I guess he has root, since both apps require root to run.
It's strange, because I use rootexplorer and I am able to delete the unwanted apps. however, I noted that if you boot into recovery, there are some messages saying installing default apk files (?) before the recovery screen came up.
Not sure if the recovery is restoring these apps.
g00ndu said:
Hi, Daneshm90, nice to see you here. I guess he has root, since both apps require root to run.
It's strange, because I use rootexplorer and I am able to delete the unwanted apps. however, I noted that if you boot into recovery, there are some messages saying installing default apk files (?) before the recovery screen came up.
Not sure if the recovery is restoring these apps.
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Hmm my bad, didnt read his OP correctly. So he says he has rooted.
Perhaps he didn't press the r/w button in root explorer.
Op, check ur pm, ive sent u my app "Systemapp Remover", try it see if it works. If it does then buy it ;P
Daneshm90 said:
Hmm my bad, didnt read his OP correctly. So he says he has rooted.
Perhaps he didn't press the r/w button in root explorer.
Op, check ur pm, ive sent u my app "Systemapp Remover", try it see if it works. If it does then buy it ;P
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thank all, i got root explorer but when i try to use the "r/w" it does not react... continue to be "r/o"... seem strange...
does anyone know a version of titanium which can function and uninstall them accordingly ? thanks
Long time lerker, first time poster. I have been active on AndroidCentral, but need help from the experts in XDA.
I am running Nookie Froyo off the card. Everything is running great except the google market is absolutely TERRIBLE. It is missing tons of apps. Therefore, I was going through the directions posted in the forum...i.e. change the build.prop file
I can open Root Explorer, then can open /system; but then I can NOT mount as rw. When I hit Mount as rw the button lights up but will NOT switch it to rw. Therefore, I can not rewrite the needed file. Any help? Ideas?
Any other options to get Market to show more apps?
jrid32 said:
Long time lerker, first time poster. I have been active on AndroidCentral, but need help from the experts in XDA.
I am running Nookie Froyo off the card. Everything is running great except the google market is absolutely TERRIBLE. It is missing tons of apps. Therefore, I was going through the directions posted in the forum...i.e. change the build.prop file
I can open Root Explorer, then can open /system; but then I can NOT mount as rw. When I hit Mount as rw the button lights up but will NOT switch it to rw. Therefore, I can not rewrite the needed file. Any help? Ideas?
Any other options to get Market to show more apps?
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Does Root Explorer have Superuser permissions? If so you might try wiping data with Titanium BU or uninstalling and reinstalling RE.
bdcrim said:
Does Root Explorer have Superuser permissions? If so you might try wiping data with Titanium BU or uninstalling and reinstalling RE.
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I tried reinstalling RE. I will try the wiping data route.....
No luck with wiping data. Any other ideas?
Are other apps, like SoftKeys, getting superuser permissions?
Homer
Homer_S_xda said:
Are other apps, like SoftKeys, getting superuser permissions?
Homer
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Yes.......
jrid32 said:
Yes.......
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If you haven't already, may try going into Superuser and forget RE. Open it back up and allow.
bdcrim said:
If you haven't already, may try going into Superuser and forget RE. Open it back up and allow.
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Completed, but still doesn't work. I just want updated market will all the apps...
jrid32 said:
Completed, but still doesn't work. I just want up updated market will all the apps...
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If I remember right, superuser is linked to busybox. Try going to Titanium BU and choose problems tab. Update busybox and see if that makes any difference. Grasping for straws here.
bdcrim said:
If I remember right, superuser is linked to busybox. Try going to Titanium BU and choose problems tab. Update busybox and see if that makes any difference. Grasping for straws here.
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Didn't work. This is becoming quite frustrating!!!
jrid32 said:
Didn't work. This is becoming quite frustrating!!!
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I assume you have tried rebooting. Other things maybe to try; run the fix permissions utility in Rom Manager (some have had new issues after this, most don't); Get the new market apk on the "themes and apps" forum if you don't have one and try to install it with root explorer from your download after a short press. Is your 2.1 stock or rooted? If rooted, pull your nookie card and try to update from 2.1. If none of those work, I would not have any other ideas. Good luck.
Had the same problem a while back. Installed busybox from the market and it seemed to fix Root Explorer. Maybe using Titanium Backup to get busybox isn't working. I'd try getting busybox straight from the market...
I have had my Dell Streak-7 for a week tomorrow and have been trying to get some of the big name software to work for me...
And Google "PLAY MOVIES" will not play as it says my system is rooted??
But I have not rooted my device }YET{.
So is 'Google' misreading the device setting or did DELL 'Pre-Root' my system and if so how can I tell, and if so how can I get Google to see my system as non-rooted?
avid
DVD2955 said:
I have had my Dell Streak-7 for a week tomorrow and have been trying to get some of the big name software to work for me...
And Google "PLAY MOVIES" will not play as it says my system is rooted??
But I have not rooted my device }YET{.
So is 'Google' misreading the device setting or did DELL 'Pre-Root' my system and if so how can I tell, and if so how can I get Google to see my system as non-rooted?
avid
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Install the Superuser app. If you are rooted, it will give you root permission and access. You can also install apps that require root access like Titanium Backup or a firewall app. If you are rooted or not, these apps will let you know.
otnos said:
Install the Superuser app. If you are rooted, it will give you root permission and access. You can also install apps that require root access like Titanium Backup or a firewall app. If you are rooted or not, these apps will let you know.
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I don't know what Google is seeing as the Superuser App says my device is not rooted??
avid
I can root and all is good but as soon as I use an app that requires root I cannot click anything on the prompt. It will just ignore me. I have to go into the app to actually grant it access. Apps also take forever to actually see that it requires root and the freeze.
Anyone encounter this? Thanks
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Brava27 said:
I can root and all is good but as soon as I use an app that requires root I cannot click anything on the prompt. It will just ignore me. I have to go into the app to actually grant it access. Apps also take forever to actually see that it requires root and the freeze.
Anyone encounter this? Thanks
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Go to the play store and download/install SuperSu, reboot
the phone and it should clear up the issue you are having.
It also might be a good idea to get busybox from the play store too.
Good luck!
Brava27 said:
I can root and all is good but as soon as I use an app that requires root I cannot click anything on the prompt. It will just ignore me. I have to go into the app to actually grant it access. Apps also take forever to actually see that it requires root and the freeze.
Anyone encounter this? Thanks
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I'm having the exact same issue.
Supersu was installed as a system app during the root process. It disables knox just fine. When I start a root app, it takes a very long time(1minute or more) before it asks permission.
I have Titanium working fine but other apps time out before the root prompt ask for permission.
Any ideas?
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sixcoronas said:
I'm having the exact same issue.
Supersu was installed as a system app during the root process. It disables knox just fine. When I start a root app, it takes a very long time(1minute or more) before it asks permission.
I have Titanium working fine but other apps time out before the root prompt ask for permission.
Any ideas?
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Open supersu and go into it's settings then go to
"default access" and click on it so it says "grant".
Reboot the phone and all should be good.
Good luck!
Hello I would like to know if it is posible.
I want to use some apps like titanium on my unrooted android 6
I have installed TWRP
so I think flashing the aps from zip in TWRP, setting root permission to the apps and placed on system apps, they are going to work like root?
Please help me, thanks!
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publi0147 said:
Hello I would like to know if it is posible.
I want to use some apps like titanium on my unrooted android 6
I have installed TWRP
so I think flashing the aps from zip in TWRP, setting root permission to the apps and placed on system apps, they are going to work like root?
Please help me, thanks!
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No, that isn't how that works, sorry. There is no such thing as "setting root permission". Simply moving the apps to /system won't allow them to get root, because you aren't rooted.
npjohnson said:
No, that isn't how that works, sorry. There is no such thing as "setting root permission". Simply moving the apps to /system won't allow them to get root, because you aren't rooted.
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and why other preinstalled apps can work as root?
publi0147 said:
and why other preinstalled apps can work as root?
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They don't... Because root doesn't exist on stock devices.
They do run as the system user, but that isn't enough for any root apps to function alone, as root apps rely on writing to non-user writable directories, which the system user cannot do.