As I want to edit the content of wcnss_qcom_cfg.ini for wifi connection so I go to the related folder
but if I press mount R/W, the phone automantically reboot.
Anyone can help will be appreciated. :laugh:
Root your phone with flashtool.
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Root your phone with flashtool.
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Thank you very much, but I am interested, can you explain more?:laugh:
There is many root method here and some have the reboot issue,so try to root your phone with flashtool.
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mannok said:
As I want to edit the content of wcnss_qcom_cfg.ini for wifi connection so I go to the related folder
but if I press mount R/W, the phone automantically reboot.
Anyone can help will be appreciated. :laugh:
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Just reroot with bin4ry's latest root tool. It fixes the issue. Some roms still use the old root files where there's an issue when you mount rw, forcing your phone to reboot.
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I've tried rerooting with bin4ry's latest v30 root, but I have tried several times, but in Superuser app I get the same thing : su binary not found and then I've unistalled the Superuser application, and flashed from CWM the SuperSU.zip from Chainfire, now SuperSU is working, BUT I have the same problem : the phone reboots when mounting.
What should I do?
Thanks
Might not work but try binary v26
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Ok I will try it now.
L.E. : Thank you, it worked!
Yesterday was working fine, but now isnt working anymore the only difference is that I've installed through CWM the PureX soundMOD. Guess I have to reroot again? ) Any other solutions?
Solution :
adb shell
su
stop ric
then mount system with root explorer and delete /system/bin/ric
After that OTA doesn't work anymore.
Am I the only one who has this problem? Today after trying to paste an apk to system/app , forced reboot, and then another one after the SONY logo.
What should I do to get rid of this idiot problem?
vibecatalin said:
Am I the only one who has this problem? Today after trying to paste an apk to system/app , forced reboot, and then another one after the SONY logo.
What should I do to get rid of this idiot problem?
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Same problem here. Root Explorer to change R/W of /system, or copy a fire there make a reboot. Just re-root with Easy rooting Toolkit for XPEIRA Z SO-02E (ver 1.0.2) and works fine by far now, but not sure if it will happen again. (Rooted with bootloader BLOCKED)
I got another problem now, I've fully unrooted the phone with the SuperSU option, and now neither of rooting variants works. They stuck at here :
http://img803.imageshack.us/img803/8058/24461260.png
So no root with those methods, it worked by flashing through CWM the SuperSu.zip, but still I get forced reboots. I don't know what to do. Guess the only option is to do a full wipe, but I don't want to do that.
vibecatalin said:
I got another problem now, I've fully unrooted the phone with the SuperSU option, and now neither of rooting variants works. They stuck at here :
So no root with those methods, it worked by flashing through CWM the SuperSu.zip, but still I get forced reboots. I don't know what to do. Guess the only option is to do a full wipe, but I don't want to do that.
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When you stuck there, try this: kill process adb.exe with task manager. Good luck.
Will try it when I get home. Thanks for the quick answers.
Not working : /system/bin/sh: can't create /sys/kernel/uevent_helper: Permission denied
Ok nice ...
Maybe I will reflash the firmware and do a full wipe, but I will stay like that for a while. Thank you anyway!
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Today I decided to root my captivate and was unsuccessful with the super one click. I then decided to do it manually with the update.zip. After I finished rebooting with recovery mode I saw the su app. I then tried to use titanium backup and it said that it could not get root permission. Could someone please help me figure out what went wrong and help me get a successful root so I can enable normally apps.
rtgould said:
Today I decided to root my captivate and was unsuccessful with the super one click. I then decided to do it manually with the update.zip. After I finished rebooting with recovery mode I saw the su app. I then tried to use titanium backup and it said that it could not get root permission. Could someone please help me figure out what went wrong and help me get a successful root so I can enable normally apps.
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Did you enable USB Debugging for the one click method? Is your captivate I896? More info please.
I did enable usb debugging and my model number is I897
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Should I flash back to stock with odin and then try to root
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What ROM are you running?
Titanuim Backup probably wasn't given su permissions.
1. Have you tried rebooting it. Sometimes all it needs is a simple reboot and when you start TB, it will ask for su permissions.
2. Go to superuser. If you see titanium backup, click on it, forget, and reboot.
Just oneclickstock, load your ROM, and root again.
Maybe it's an app that's getting in the way?
bugmenever said:
Just oneclickstock, load your ROM, and root again.
Maybe it's an app that's getting in the way?
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Ok thanks I'll try that and I am running the stock JH7 ROM
Odin worked but I'm trying to use Super One Click, I get to where it says "running rageagainstthecage" and then it loops I have tried doing what it says in the OP and it has not worked. How do I fix this.
rtgould said:
Ok so I put it into download mode and tried to use Odin. It said it was done, but nothing was changed on the Captivate. Any ideas?
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did you follow the directions to a T?
ODIN must be open before you connect phone in download mode
I used a different one click root and it worked thanks for the help.
I have rooted my phone via CWM and am getting the SU app however i do not seem to find the CWM app or the Busybox installer. Dunno if i did something wrong during the rooting process. Please help me figure this out.
milpro7 said:
I have rooted my phone via CWM and am getting the SU app however i do not seem to find the CWM app or the Busybox installer. Dunno if i did something wrong during the rooting process. Please help me figure this out.
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Just use "search " to find the busybox in zip file which you can flash it thru recovery. Good luck.
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there won't be any cwm app or busybox app. cwm is a recovery mode u enter by pressing vol up+pwr+home
just try some app that requires root access to check if u have the right access permissions
Thanks Guys!!!
Thanks for the info.. It helped :good:
no problem...
Root for Unlocked Bootloaders ONLY
you can flash any FTF of Official JellyBean FW 9.1.A.0.489...
1) download SuperSU and place the file on SDCARD
2) download latest TWRP for JB and flash it using fastboot
3) boot into recovery and flash SuperSU update.zip
4) reboot device
You might also want to install busybox... Just go to market and download busybox installer (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox) and after downloading app select /system/xbin/ as location to install busybox...
enjoy Root!
Strange.. When I tried to uninstall some system apps, one of them uninstalled, then the others failed, and now I can't do anything that requires root, almost like I'm no longer rooted...
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Root for Unlocked Bootloaders ONLY
you can flash any FTF of Official JellyBean FW 9.1.A.0.489...
1) download SuperSU and place the file on SDCARD
2) download my advanced stock kernel and flash it using fastboot
3) boot into recovery and flash SuperSU update.zip
4) reboot device
now u can flash the kernel.sin from the FTF either using flashtool or using fastboot
You might also want to install busybox... Just go to market and download busybox installer (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox) and after downloading app select /system/xbin/ as location to install busybox...
enjoy Root!
DooMLoRD said:
dont use the SuperUser app by ChainsDD... i was running into some issues using it... thats why posted link for SuperSU....
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I used your link and followed instructions, I'll do it again and see if things work this time.
EDIT: No, still not working.
Stock KERNEL 9.1.A.0.489:
kernel.sin
or
LT30 Xperia_T_stock_KERNEL_9.1.A.0.489_dogsly.ftf - for Flashtool
xL3thalTuRdZz said:
I used your link and followed instructions, I'll do it again and see if things work this time.
EDIT: No, still not working.
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Working fine for me mate... Using Root Explorer, Titanum Backup, Busybox installer...
Oh wait have u installed busybox? If not download app from market then install it at /system/xbin/
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Got no issues with superuser by chainsdd. Working like a charm here.
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DooMLoRD said:
Oh wait have u installed busybox? If not download app from market then install it at /system/xbin/
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Installed, still not working.
I have definitely done everything correctly, I have tried both SuperSU and Superuser, busybox installed to /system/xbin/
I guess I could try a different ftf, although I highly doubt it would help.
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This method works fine for me. Thanks!
xL3thalTuRdZz said:
Installed, still not working.
I have definitely done everything correctly, I have tried both SuperSU and Superuser, busybox installed to /system/xbin/
I guess I could try a different ftf, although I highly doubt it would help.
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Maybe a silly question, but you did wipe data when you updated right?
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Downloaded a different ftf and that one worked, must have been a faulty download...
EDIT: Nope, I tested by uninstalling one app, when I tried to uninstall others it failed again.
I had total success with this method, how every I have also had a reboot :/
Not sure what caused it and couldn't get at my pc to get hold of any kind of log.
Might just try a pure stock unrooted jb for a while and wait to see if problem is reproduced or reported by other users.
Otherwise, great work Doom, look forward to your feature packed DoomKernel once your exams are dusted!!(best of luck btw)
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crazymister said:
Maybe a silly question, but you did wipe data when you updated right?
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Yep.
I ve got big problem. After flashing your kernel when i'm trying to boot the phone it shows white triangle and blue bar under the triangle. Phone wont boot. Im on unlocked bootloader. exactly what ive done:
- flash 4.1.2 europe via flashtool with full wipe
-flash your kernel with recovery
-enter recovery- it shows "cant mount system, cache data etc
-reboot
-before sony logo -> white triangle and under triangle blue bar
- again flash 4.1.2 europe via flashtool with full wipe
-before sony logo -> white triangle and under triangle blue bar..
So, what now i can do to boot my phone?
please help
Is it possible to have CWM with stock kernel?
Flash back stock kernel. There are no working custom kernels yet as far as I know
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That'll get rid of CWM. There is no way to have CWM with the kernel provided by Sony. What doom has done is included CWM in essentially what is his version of the stock kernel.
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Wifi not working:crying:
dzupert said:
Wifi not working:crying:
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You have to flash the original kernel to make wi fi work.
Yes you right, but if you flash kelner.sin not working recovery...
Hi. I will try to give as much info as possible so bare with me.
I have a Sony Z1 C6903 on build 14.3.A.0.757 Android 4.4.2
I rooted it using a prerooted firmware method with duel recovery (I think by doomlord not 100%) which involved downgrading my firmware back to Jellybean then rooting it and then flashing the prerooted firmware ect..
The root method worked perfectly and my device is fully working, but just recently I tried installing the features for the camera from the Z2 which involves moving the apk to the system/app folder but none of the apps can mount my system as r/w, I have tried ES File Explorer, Root Explorer, Total Commander and even TWRP's built in file manager and all of which are granted root access by SuperSU but won't mount the system as r/w.
I checked with root checker and it says I'm rooted and all other root apps seem to be working fine. I also have an LG G-Pad 8.3 on kitkat rooted and a Samsung Galaxy S2 on Cyanogenmod 11 both of which can mount the file system as r/w and I've rooted a lot of other devices with no issue.
One thing that doesn't make a lot of sense is that none of the apps can mount system as r/w on my Z1 yet if I tell SuperSU to install itself to the system from its own menu it works with no problem.
I just need a solution to this issue and would rather not reroot it again as the root method for this device is a pita, it's also worth mentioning that I can't unlock the bootloader on my device to root it that way as my phone has "Unlock Bootloader Allowed:" set to No.
Thanks.
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I'm not sure but it sounds like you're using an older version of recovery that didn't allow full root.
Try flashing the latest version of NUT's XZDualRecovery (Z1-lockeddualrecovery2.7.123):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261606
hush66 said:
I'm not sure but it sounds like you're using an older version of recovery that didn't allow full root.
Try flashing the latest version of NUT's XZDualRecovery (Z1-lockeddualrecovery2.7.123):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2261606
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I will try that a bit later. Think the version I'm on is 2.7.75beta
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dan-youd said:
I will try that a bit later. Think the version I'm on is 2.7.75beta
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Just upgraded the recovery. All went well but still having the same issue
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@dan-youd
You can try this:
Download this UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.94.zip from chainfire, copy the zip on your phone reboot into recovery and flash it.
Just tried it now. TWRP wouldn't flash it because it wouldn't mount the system but CWM flashed it no problem. Got back into the OS and still same problem
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Hello, i flashed my note 5 with the official nougat firmware through Odin. Now i am unable to remove system apps such as the Microsoft apps,email, internet etc. I tried using "system app remover(root)" which shows failed uninstall. Then i tried using titanium backup after which my phone got stuck at the samsung logo during restart. I had to again flash the official firmware to get my phone working.
Any help to remove system apps will be highly appreciated
Solved: I manually deleted the apks by using root explorer and now it works fine.
ViperCDX said:
Hello, i flashed my note 5 with the official nougat firmware through Odin. Now i am unable to remove system apps such as the Microsoft apps,email, internet etc. I tried using "system app remover(root)" which shows failed uninstall. Then i tried using titanium backup after which my phone got stuck at the samsung logo during restart. I had to again flash the official firmware to get my phone working.
Any help to remove system apps will be highly appreciated.
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Did you root it?
Try mounting system rw. And i use root app delete when it fails u can force uninstall and has worked for me in past
TheMadScientist420 said:
Did you root it?
Try mounting system rw. And i use root app delete when it fails u can force uninstall and has worked for me in past
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Yes ofc my phone is rooted.
I have tried root app deleter by topdev ,it says my phone is not rooted even after granting permission through supersu
ViperCDX said:
Yes ofc my phone is rooted.
I have tried root app deleter by topdev ,it says my phone is not rooted even after granting permission through supersu
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Also busybox?
TheMadScientist420 said:
Also busybox?
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No
What's that?
ViperCDX said:
Yes ofc my phone is rooted.
I have tried root app deleter by topdev ,it says my phone is not rooted even after granting permission through supersu
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Try a rootchecker to see if rooted properly. And maybe grant system r/w access
Thank you, was stuck with the same problem, root explorer worked.