Ho guys, was just wondering if this was possible yet? I'm on TrickDROID 7.0.0 and I can't seem to manage it. Tried OTA rootkeeper, but it doesn't work. Also I tried installing other superuser applications such as superSU but they don't seem to work?
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Previously, I installed Cyanogenmod (http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?type=RC&device=mb886), and still had root access, but there was an issue with the baseband.
So I just installed HoloBlur (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2356624), fixed the baseband (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2233871) and now it seems that I do not have full root access and Superuser binaries will not update.
First, I downloaded the superuser binaries and zip files to try and update them that way (http://androidsu.com/superuser/)
But that didn't work so I downloaded and used this (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.noshufou.android.su.fixer&hl=en), which crashed after trying to gain root access. No superuser options show up in settings, and Superuser wants to crash. I have tried superuser from Chainfire and Koush. Neither can update binaries, and the version by Koush wants to crash. I assumed I didn't have root access.
I have tried using motochopper again (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2227938)
and I have tried using Myth Tools again (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2262726) (basically another motochopper...)
Neither have worked.
So:
How do I gain root access again if none of the above methods work? Is it possible?
Yes, bootloader is still unlocked, and CWM is still installed. Just, no root access.
Flashing superuser.zip should work. That is what I did when I installed holoblur. I would need to find the link though
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That fixed it. Sorta.
Went back into CWM recovery, selected to install from zip, and installed the zip from here: http://androidsu.com/superuser/
This was the one that worked:
(3.2-RC3)
md5: 6462ac14cd38ed7c539ce3e29a6b92a8
Superuser-3.2-RC3-arm-signed.zip
Apps are now gaining superuser/root access but it doesn't seem to be working like the normal superuser.
The default superuser apps still aren't working.
I'll have to check up on it more when I get back from classes.
Oddly enough, the chainfire superuser app now installs correctly.
For some odd reason, it requested access from the first one installed. Either way, it's working, and it seems as if all the apps that need root access are getting it. I don't see any special Superuser settings in the menus, but I'm guessing that's just a feature i've been seeing in all the roms.
Long story short: Problem solved
Hope this topic helps anyone who has similar issues.
Hey guys, kind of new at this but i have an AT&T HTC One thats rooted with SuperUser on it. It has twrp Recovery on it but its S-On. I got an update for SuperUser through the playstore a couple days ago and it seemed as if it updated but when ever i go into the app it says that i need to Update the SuperUser binary (su) and it recommends that i do so through Recovery mode. I have no idea how to go about this so any Links or steps on how to do so would be greatly appreciated.
-Thanks!
Jengis said:
Hey guys, kind of new at this but i have an AT&T HTC One thats rooted with SuperUser on it. It has twrp Recovery on it but its S-On. I got an update for SuperUser through the playstore a couple days ago and it seemed as if it updated but when ever i go into the app it says that i need to Update the SuperUser binary (su) and it recommends that i do so through Recovery mode. I have no idea how to go about this so any Links or steps on how to do so would be greatly appreciated.
-Thanks!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=50403791&postcount=3
Thanks from me too, had the same question!
How is temporary unroot supposed to work? I tried to temporarily unroot my Note 3 (rooted with towelroot) and I figured after I rebooted I could open the SuperSU app and reenable it. But it says there is no Su binary installed. When I click OK the app closes. I can't ever deactivate the temporary unroot.
I've looked EVERYWHERE to see if I'm missing something but there are ABSOLUTELY ZERO instructions on how to temporarily unroot then reactivate the reroot.
Hello? Is anybody there? No help for this problem?
This problem should be fixed in the latest SuperSU version. You will have to re-root and update to the latest.
Has anyone unroot via SuperSU and managed to update via OTA ? Thanks
User @Mnemoch shared with me that he managed to do that. He did full unroot in SuperSU, rebooted a couple times, then tried sideloading and the OTA worked fine.
But do note that he rooted with chainfire autoroot, if your method was different you may have different results.
Hi XdaI Surprised After .216 update..... Trying to Root Using Kingroot --------->success
But when I tried to replace it with SuperSu by using terminal
SuperSu is installed but some apps Can't have root access
Anyone have fix?!
abdo.war said:
Hi XdaI Surprised After .216 update..... Trying to Root Using Kingroot --------->success
But when I tried to replace it with SuperSu by using terminal
SuperSu is installed but some apps Can't have root access
Anyone have fix?!
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try reinstall your app , may be its would help
I fixed it.....
It's problem with new update
I tried reinstall it many time
But I get a point to fix it
If there someone face it I could make post for rooting the new update