Why should I root ? - Google Chromecast

Kind of confused on the benefit of rooting. What will I get out of it? Will the root be good for ever or can Google do some thing to break root or brick it?
Are there any other mods out there besides rooting?

phonephreak32 said:
Kind of confused on the benefit of rooting. What will I get out of it? Will the root be good for ever or can Google do some thing to break root or brick it?
Are there any other mods out there besides rooting?
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Rooting allows you to be able to stream a lot more content to your chromecast, that alone is worth while to root!

phonephreak32 said:
Kind of confused on the benefit of rooting. What will I get out of it? Will the root be good for ever or can Google do some thing to break root or brick it?
Are there any other mods out there besides rooting?
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You can run non-Google-sanctioned apps, which give you more capabilities.
Good forever? No guarantee, but as long as you load PwnedCast as the first thing you do, your root will be preserved, as PwnedCast will only push you pre-rooted updates. However, at some point in time Google could release a new update that is not rootable for some reason, I suppose.
Regarding mods, all current mods require root.

bhiga said:
You can run non-Google-sanctioned apps, which give you more capabilities.
Good forever? No guarantee, but as long as you load PwnedCast as the first thing you do, your root will be preserved, as PwnedCast will only push you pre-rooted updates. However, at some point in time Google could release a new update that is not rootable for some reason, I suppose.
Regarding mods, all current mods require root.
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okay cool. the one i got is unrootable from the factory and just curious whether i should go through the hastle of returning it and finding a good one.
do you need a rooted android phone also to make everything work?

I had a question as well, what specific apps are you guys taking advantage of with a rooted chromecast? Any apps to play local media?

phonephreak32 said:
okay cool. the one i got is unrootable from the factory and just curious whether i should go through the hastle of returning it and finding a good one.
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Depends on what you plan to do with Chromecast, and how patient you are.
phonephreak32 said:
do you need a rooted android phone also to make everything work?
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No. Not unless the application that casts to Chromecast requires root, which currently isn't the case for anything I know of (nothing requires that low-level access to the client side).
Renzr said:
I had a question as well, what specific apps are you guys taking advantage of with a rooted chromecast? Any apps to play local media?
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Firmware/ROMs:
Rooted stock 13300
PwnedCast
Apps:
AllCast
Fling
Audiour
whatever the Team Eureka contest participants are cooking up
Mods and Configuration changes
No OTA updates (PwnedCast)
Get pre-rooted OTA update (default for PwnedCast)
Use DHCP-provided DNS (default with PwnedCast)
Use Unlocator for DNS
KyoCast (allow third-party apps not on Google whitelist, included in PwnedCast v1.1 and newer)
Sorry, I'm took lazy to link everything ATM, most of them are in the sticky Index thread.

Thank you very much, bhiga!
Are there now any Chromecasts which can not be rooted? How do I check if my Chromecast can be rooted?

carioca1000 said:
Thank you very much, bhiga!
Are there now any Chromecasts which can not be rooted? How do I check if my Chromecast can be rooted?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2537022
can you explain google whitelist?

phonephreak32 said:
can you explain google whitelist?
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A stock Chromecast won't run an application that isn't whitelisted.
Oversimplified, it's like an application directory lookup. If the application isn't in the Google application directory, it doesn't get run.
The KyoCast mod gets around this by allowing additional whitelisting beyond the official Google whitelist.

phonephreak32 said:
Kind of confused on the benefit of rooting. What will I get out of it? Will the root be good for ever or can Google do some thing to break root or brick it?
Are there any other mods out there besides rooting?
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I think rooting the phone is very useful but some time on some phones the battery life will lower but it good way to improve and steaming your phone performance it root

Thank you very much, phonephreak32!
My Chromecast begins with 3912.
phonephreak32 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2537022
can you explain google whitelist?
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carioca1000 said:
Thank you very much, phonephreak32!
My Chromecast begins with 3912.
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okay ended up returning and getting two rootable ones. i just rooted and installed pwned.
does it automatically disable google OTA updates or is that another file i have to install.
also will it automatically push the newer pwned updates?
is it safe to put it online?

It gets updates from its own server, preserving root.
Yes it is safe to put online.

Is there any way to verify that the Google ota updates are disabled?

Can I install allcast and fling on it now or do I need the other rom?
Wait is kyocast a rom or an add on?

phonephreak32 said:
Is there any way to verify that the Google ota updates are disabled?
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It's not an option, it's built into the PwnedCast firmware, otherwise everyone running PwnedCast would lose root.
Allcast and Fling will work with PwnedCast v1.1 onward, as long as you have the correct Allcast and Fling versions.
Kyocast was an add-on, it is now built into the PwnedCast v1.1 firmware.

are these correct?
allcast: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47503538&postcount=98
fling: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47491068&postcount=86
Audiour: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47966999&postcount=1

phonephreak32 said:
are these correct?
allcast: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47503538&postcount=98
fling: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47491068&postcount=86
Audiour: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=47966999&postcount=1
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Yes, those should be good. Most applications will not be version-specific (aside from some minimum required version) with respect to Chromecast. Allcast and flings are exceptions.

how do i install allcast and fling?
edit: figured them out.
allcast is installed on your phone as an app
fling ran on your computer. (needs JRE)

what file's does fling work with. whatever i try i just get a black screen but i have audio

Related

Flashcast build updated through google

Hi.. When I first got my chromecast I immediately flashed it with flashcast.. I didn't check updates/roms after doing this, so I have used the chromecast flashed with flashcast several times, and it has updated itself.. When I look at the Chromecast build in my IOS app it shows as 13330 or something. Now, my question is... can I still update the Flashcast software to the latest version, and put a rom on it? Is there anything I can do with the chromecast with it being updated, etc.. thank you for help.
dyslecix said:
Hi.. When I first got my chromecast I immediately flashed it with flashcast.. I didn't check updates/roms after doing this, so I have used the chromecast flashed with flashcast several times, and it has updated itself.. When I look at the Chromecast build in my IOS app it shows as 13330 or something. Now, my question is... can I still update the Flashcast software to the latest version, and put a rom on it? Is there anything I can do with the chromecast with it being updated, etc.. thank you for help.
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Flashcast itself is just a tool that (once setup using the Chromecast) can be used to flash a custom ROM. Flashcast itself is not a ROM and does not root your Chromecast or prevent it from updating. Do you know what ROM you initially flashed using Flashcast? If you did not actually take the next step of using Flashcast to flash a rooted, no-update ROM, then it is not currently possible to root your updated Chromecast or flash a custom ROM. (If you are still on 13300, that does make me wonder if you might have installed a custom ROM because Google has released 2 newer builds OTA since 13300 that you should have received by now if the CC is connected to the Internet.)
dyslecix said:
Hi.. When I first got my chromecast I immediately flashed it with flashcast.. I didn't check updates/roms after doing this, so I have used the chromecast flashed with flashcast several times, and it has updated itself.. When I look at the Chromecast build in my IOS app it shows as 13330 or something. Now, my question is... can I still update the Flashcast software to the latest version, and put a rom on it? Is there anything I can do with the chromecast with it being updated, etc.. thank you for help.
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Flashcast was/is the first of two steps and the second was to install the ROM which roots the CC. It won't accept a Google update then. If you did both steps your good but if you only did the first step your stuck. I'm guessing that you did both steps as your CC would have the latest Google build by now.
Well, when I plug my chrome cast in the TV and it boots, it does show a google chrome icon with a 'pwned' in red next to it, but I am not sure if that is from when I just tried to add Eureka Rom to chromecast today. Is there anyway to check whether I have a ROM installed on the chromecast for sure? I did try logging into the web ui thing that I believe is a feature of this rom, and it does not seem to work.
dyslecix said:
Well, when I plug my chrome cast in the TV and it boots, it does show a google chrome icon with a 'pwned' in red next to it, but I am not sure if that is from when I just tried to add Eureka Rom to chromecast today. Is there anyway to check whether I have a ROM installed on the chromecast for sure? I did try logging into the web ui thing that I believe is a feature of this rom, and it does not seem to work.
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Depends how long ago you flashed the ROM. The current ROM with the Web Panel was released just before Xmas.
dyslecix said:
Well, when I plug my chrome cast in the TV and it boots, it does show a google chrome icon with a 'pwned' in red next to it, but I am not sure if that is from when I just tried to add Eureka Rom to chromecast today. Is there anyway to check whether I have a ROM installed on the chromecast for sure? I did try logging into the web ui thing that I believe is a feature of this rom, and it does not seem to work.
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Yeah, if it says PWNED that means you are using my old PwnedCast ROM, which was before Eureka-ROM was released. if you leave the device on for 10~ minutes, it should check for an update from the team server, and self-update to the latest Eureka-ROM Release, unless you disabled the OTA service. In that case, you will have to flash Eureka-ROM manually using the latest flashcast, and a jump drive.
ddggttff3 said:
Yeah, if it says PWNED that means you are using my old PwnedCast ROM, which was before Eureka-ROM was released. if you leave the device on for 10~ minutes, it should check for an update from the team server, and self-update to the latest Eureka-ROM Release, unless you disabled the OTA service. In that case, you will have to flash Eureka-ROM manually using the latest flashcast, and a jump drive.
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Is the latest Eureka build 14975?
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third son said:
Is the latest Eureka build 14975?
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the latest Eureka-ROM is build 14975.002. You can always check what version is the latest from our OTA website. http://ota.team-eureka.com/
ddggttff3 said:
the latest Eureka-ROM is build 14975.002. You can always check what version is the latest from our OTA website. http://ota.team-eureka.com/
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I know this is the wrong forum or procedure but could someone point in the direction how I can find the chromecast forums
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MIKEYSAKZ said:
I know this is the wrong forum or procedure but could someone point in the direction how I can find the chromecast forums
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Main area is here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/hardware-hacking/chromecast
If you're looking for other discussion sites, there are quite a few on Google+

Screen casting, or the lack thereof

Why the filth-flarn-flarn-filth can't i cast the screen of my Android to my (stock) Chromecast yet, as announced?
I have a S4 (jflte), listed as supported. Running latest Omniron nightly (and up to date SuperSU, but that shouldn't matter), and i tried the following;
- update CC app to 1.7.4 from Android File Host
- update gapps to 20140708 and then to 20140716 in the hope Play Services would fix it
- reboot and factory reset chromecast until my fingers bled
- edited build.prop to appear as a hammerhead device, as advised by @murdoch1 in a different thread
- uninstalled CC app, rebooted
- re-installed Playstore version of CC app (also 1.7.4, now)
Please advise!
SCM020 said:
Why the filth-flarn-flarn-filth can't i cast the screen of my Android to my (stock) Chromecast yet, as announced?
I have a S4 (jflte), listed as supported. Running latest Omniron nightly (and up to date SuperSU, but that shouldn't matter), and i tried the following;
- update CC app to 1.7.4 from Android File Host
- update gapps to 20140708 and then to 20140716 in the hope Play Services would fix it
- reboot and factory reset chromecast until my fingers bled
- edited build.prop to appear as a hammerhead device, as advised by @murdoch1 in a different thread
- uninstalled CC app, rebooted
- re-installed Playstore version of CC app (also 1.7.4, now)
Please advise!
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I don't know much about Omniron but all ROMs have things that have been removed/are missing, because the developer thought it makes the rom better/faster and they might have removed something with the functionality. Have you tried testing from a different rom? Maybe a TW ROM?
Znomon said:
I don't know much about Omniron but all ROMs have things that have been removed/are missing, because the developer thought it makes the rom better/faster and they might have removed something with the functionality. Have you tried testing from a different rom? Maybe a TW ROM?
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That, i have not. didn't think that would be related, because the casting is initiated from the CC app and not from System>Display.
And i've been on Omni since the first official release for jflte.
Edit. I seriously had to look up what you ment by TW:silly:. If that what it takes i'll live without...
Most likely it's something to do with your phone's ROM. Like Miracast, Chromecast screen casting is dependent on both the device itself and the ROM, and it might depend on kernel/bootloader too. We don't know exactly what hardware/software components Google has leveraged to make this happen.
The only 100% guaranteed working configurations consist of:
Supported phone/tablet
Stock ROM on phone/tablet (root or not shouldn't matter)
Build 17xxx or newer on Chromecast (stock or rooted shouldn't matter as long as build is proper version)
Updated Google Play Services
Chromecast 1.7.4 app (not required in some cases)
SCM020 said:
Edit. I seriously had to look up what you ment by TW. If that what it takes i'll live without...
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For the rest of the class, TW = TouchWiz = Samsung stock ROM (took me a while to figure that out too )
SCM020 said:
Why the filth-flarn-flarn-filth can't i cast the screen of my Android to my (stock) Chromecast yet, as announced?
I have a S4 (jflte), listed as supported. Running latest Omniron nightly (and up to date SuperSU, but that shouldn't matter), and i tried the following;
- update CC app to 1.7.4 from Android File Host
- update gapps to 20140708 and then to 20140716 in the hope Play Services would fix it
- reboot and factory reset chromecast until my fingers bled
- edited build.prop to appear as a hammerhead device, as advised by @murdoch1 in a different thread
- uninstalled CC app, rebooted
- re-installed Playstore version of CC app (also 1.7.4, now)
Please advise!
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Try mirrorenabler http://forum.xda-developers.com/har...experimental-enable-mirroring-device-t2812193
hwong96 said:
Try mirrorenabler http://forum.xda-developers.com/har...experimental-enable-mirroring-device-t2812193
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That mysteriously fixed it somehow. Thank you!!
SCM020 said:
That, i have not. didn't think that would be related, because the casting is initiated from the CC app and not from System>Display.
And i've been on Omni since the first official release for jflte.
Edit. I seriously had to look up what you ment by TW:silly:. If that what it takes i'll live without...
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bhiga said:
Most likely it's something to do with your phone's ROM. Like Miracast, Chromecast screen casting is dependent on both the device itself and the ROM, and it might depend on kernel/bootloader too. We don't know exactly what hardware/software components Google has leveraged to make this happen.
The only 100% guaranteed working configurations consist of:
Supported phone/tablet
Stock ROM on phone/tablet (root or not shouldn't matter)
Build 17xxx or newer on Chromecast (stock or rooted shouldn't matter as long as build is proper version)
Updated Google Play Services
Chromecast 1.7.4 app (not required in some cases)
For the rest of the class, TW = TouchWiz = Samsung stock ROM (took me a while to figure that out too )
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I apologize to both of you, forgot I was in the Chromecast Thread and not a Samsung device thread, Touchwiz(TW) is thrown around and just expected to be understood over there. I forgot to change my lingo when I enter into the real world...
Znomon said:
I apologize to both of you, forgot I was in the Chromecast Thread and not a Samsung device thread, Touchwiz(TW) is thrown around and just expected to be understood over there. I forgot to change my lingo when I enter into the real world...
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Haha no worries, my brain just kept going to Time Warner and thought "they're taking over cell phones now?? " It's all good.
Znomon said:
I apologize to both of you, forgot I was in the Chromecast Thread and not a Samsung device thread, Touchwiz(TW) is thrown around and just expected to be understood over there. I forgot to change my lingo when I enter into the real world...
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It's just that's the last ROM I'd consider. Would have understood PA or AOKP in a heartbeat
SCM020 said:
It's just that's the last ROM I'd consider. Would have understood PA or AOKP in a heartbeat
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It's not as absurd as you would think. I own a Galaxy note II, and I have to use custom versions of Touchwiz so that I can get the S-pen to work, and all other "Note specific" applications.

Do I have to root my fire in order to install CM12 on it?

hi,
I don't know if this is specific to fire or a general cyanogen question, but I work with fire- so there it is.
According to the tutorials I see (most notably Rootjunkies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dwguHoxTvo) when I install CM I also need to put in SU in TWRP (or any other bootloader). Can I not to? What would happen?
I'd rather that apps I'll install be at their maximum segregation possible and have no loopholes to wiggle through.
Thank you very much.
You don't have to start a new thread, for every question
you have a few other threads, that you were are getting answers in
starting a new thread just means you have to wait
till someone with an answer sees your new thread
rather than getting an notification that you replied in an existing thread
it's up to you...
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Oh,
I actually thought it's more proper and organized that way. Separate issues- separate threads, and only those who are knowledgeable on that question would reply .
I'll try better next time.
thank you.
oy-ster said:
hi,
I don't know if this is specific to fire or a general cyanogen question, but I work with fire- so there it is.
According to the tutorials I see (most notably Rootjunkies
) when I install CM I also need to put in SU in TWRP (or any other bootloader). Can I not to? What would happen?
I'd rather that apps I'll install be at their maximum segregation possible and have no loopholes to wiggle through.
Thank you very much.
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SU and SuperSU are entirely different things. SuperSu is a root manager that controls application access and elevated permissions. It is optional with CM 12.x which has an integrated root manager. SuperSU is a well respected third party tool that offers additional capabilities.
Davey126 said:
SU and SuperSU are entirely different things. SuperSu is a root manager that controls application access and elevated permissions. It is optional with CM 12.x which has an integrated root manager. SuperSU is a well respected third party tool that offers additional capabilities.
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Wait, so if I understand you correctly CM already comes rooted?
Also, SU- so this is the command/file that gives the instruction to android to give administrative rights?
oy-ster said:
Wait, so if I understand you correctly CM already comes rooted?
Also, SU- so this is the command/file that gives the instruction to android to give administrative rights?
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yes prerooted, off by default
yes, you will be prompted to allow or deny
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oy-ster said:
Wait, so if I understand you correctly CM already comes rooted?
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Yes - but disabled by default. Consult the CM 12-1 thread or do a Google search for instructions on enabling developer options for access to the root toggle.
oy-ster said:
Also, SU- so this is the command/file that gives the instruction to android to give administrative rights?
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http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/su-important-using-linux-effectively
Google is your friend
Is there some way to remove the capability, not just turn it off? like with a stock?
and when i deny this su command to the kernel, does it happen in programs like supersu?
by the way, I wanted to thank you but apparently I'm limited to 8 thanks a day.
oy-ster said:
Is there some way to remove the capability, not just turn it off? like with a stock?
and when i deny this su command to the kernel, does it happen in programs like supersu?
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Short answer - no. Curl up with a preferred beverage and search engine to advance your understanding of root, root managers and SU.
Davey126 said:
Short answer - no. Curl up with a preferred beverage and search engine to advance your understanding of root, root managers and SU.
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thank you.

What are you using root for?

Now that root on X4 is pretty solid it would be nice to see what different people use it for.
Themes? Apps that need root? Magisk modules?
Let's share some tips and tricks!
I have not rooted yet but want to know if there is some interesting customised tips for motox4
For me it was actually needed to remove operator bloatware.
But I found here the (almost) clean EU retail ROM where only Linked-in and Outlook apps are added, so it's perfectly OK for me.
So... no need for root
I reverted back to fully stock but I mainly used it for AdBlock.
i use root for adblock. if i could find a way to write a hosts without rooting id be happy
You guys using ADblock, wouldn't it be the same to use a browser with this feature built-in?
Well, that works if you don't want to block ad banners inside apps.
Giocarro said:
You guys using ADblock, wouldn't it be the same to use a browser with this feature built-in?
Well, that works if you don't want to block ad banners inside apps.
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It's not the same as editing the host file. Many ads still get through.
Another important reason why I need root. Titanium backup.
Giocarro said:
Now that root on X4 is pretty solid it would be nice to see what different people use it for.
Themes? Apps that need root? Magisk modules?
Let's share some tips and tricks!
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Blob emoji to start.
Android 8 emoji are an abomination
romhippo.com said:
Another important reason why I need root. Titanium backup.
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2nd This!
Rooted for.
* No wireless display support (edit built.prop)
* Adblocking( Edit host)
* Audiomods(Viper)
* Xposed modules.
@anas214812, now that's interesting stuff! A couple of questions:
1) is that wireless display mod you refer to able to show the phone content on the TV?
2) about Xposed, do you know if GravityBox works? I'd be interested in a way to set the statusbar clock centrally aligned.
Thanks!
Giocarro said:
@anas214812, now that's interesting stuff! A couple of questions:
1) is that wireless display mod you refer to able to show the phone content on the TV?
2) about Xposed, do you know if GravityBox works? I'd be interested in a way to set the statusbar clock centrally aligned.
Thanks!
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1. Yes. You can connect to miracast devices.
2. Yes. I wasn't using gravity box but now I tried and have a look on attached screenshot
anas214812 said:
1. Yes. You can connect to miracast devices.
2. Yes. I wasn't using gravity box but now I tried and have a look on attached screenshot
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How did you manage to change the fonts
Thanks @anas214812, I think now I have a reason to root!
mujju85 said:
How did you manage to change the fonts
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From magisk..installed Google font and it's very nice..
Sorry for late reply
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Giocarro said:
Thanks @anas214812, I think now I have a reason to root!
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Bro...warranty will be voided permanently...right now there is no way relock the bootloader and most of the banking apps not working for me ?
Ah! Thanks again for the heads-up!
Now I'll think twice before rooting X4, because I use a banking app and actually care about product warranty.
Giocarro said:
Ah! Thanks again for the heads-up!
Now I'll think twice before rooting X4, because I use a banking app and actually care about product warranty.
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Yeah, it's constant battle between root hide and banking apps, tired to that and now this is my first smartphone i didn't root at day one Must be getting old..
Lähetetty minun moto x4 laitteesta Tapatalkilla
anas214812 said:
From magisk..installed Google font and it's very nice..
Bro...warranty will be voided permanently...right now there is no way relock the bootloader and most of the banking apps not working for me
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On my old Moto PE, I had no issues with unlocked bootloader and Magisk for Adroid Pay or any banking apps. Are you finding differently with Moto X4 or are you not hiding root with Magisk? Does safetynet checks pass in Magisk?
KenNashua said:
On my old Moto PE, I had no issues with unlocked bootloader and Magisk for Adroid Pay or any banking apps. Are you finding differently with Moto X4 or are you not hiding root with Magisk? Does safetynet checks pass in Magisk?
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When I install magisk safety net was pass and after installing xposed and its framework.zip file from magisk then safetynet failed.
But even without installing magisk just because of bootloader unlocking my banking apps won't work. Even with safetynet pass(but Google pay worked).

Viper4android on Note 9 (snapdragon) without root?

Hi everyone,
I just switched from my old good Galaxy S7 to a brand new Note 9 (snapdragon, couldn't find an exynos variant on my country)
and so far i'm loving it, the software (aside from the usual bloatware) has been excelent and nothing seems to be missing for me right now, EXCEPT for some decent quality audio.
I'm used to use mid-high tier headphones and all I can say is samsung is still giving us pretty much no control over the sound quality.
Now to the point of this post, I know there is a way to install viper4android by just changing the kernel to permissive (idk if this still works). I don't want to void my warranty by tripping knox this time, and up to this moment there is no reason for me to root my device except for the sound mod.
Does anyone know how to install viper4android without root?
Does anyone know how to change the kernel to permissive without tripping knox?
Does anyone know if there is or is in development a way to root without tripping knox?
Thanks for reading
Threx71 said:
Hi everyone,
I just switched from my old good Galaxy S7 to a brand new Note 9 (snapdragon, couldn't find an exynos variant on my country)
and so far i'm loving it, the software (aside from the usual bloatware) has been excelent and nothing seems to be missing for me right now, EXCEPT for some decent quality audio.
I'm used to use mid-high tier headphones and all I can say is samsung is still giving us pretty much no control over the sound quality.
Now to the point of this post, I know there is a way to install viper4android by just changing the kernel to permissive (idk if this still works). I don't want to void my warranty by tripping knox this time, and up to this moment there is no reason for me to root my device except for the sound mod.
Does anyone know how to install viper4android without root?
Does anyone know how to change the kernel to permissive without tripping knox?
Does anyone know if there is or is in development a way to root without tripping knox?
Thanks for reading
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i think its a no to everything
bober10113 said:
i think its a no to everything
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There is a Viper4android non root version but as far as I know it can't be installed until we have TWRP.
clone1008 said:
There is a Viper4android non root version but as far as I know it can't be installed until we have TWRP.
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he did say no nox trip so viper that is non root but has to be installed via twrp is oxymoronic?
bober10113 said:
he did say no nox trip so viper that is non root but has to be installed via twrp is oxymoronic?
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Again as far as I know the only non root way to install Viper4android is through TWRP. Yes this will trip knox but is non root. TWRP will probably be available on a Snapdragon version Note 9 long before if ever root is. His wishes for no nox trip Viper4android are non existent.
clone1008 said:
Again as far as I know the only non root way to install Viper4android is through TWRP. Yes this will trip knox but is non root. TWRP will probably be available on a Snapdragon version Note 9 long before if ever root is.
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didn't know setting kernel to permissive was doable non root.
i did a few searches about "viper non root" and they all point to rooting your phone as if it was click bait. even xda forums state that it is not possible. maybe im not searching correctly?
bober10113 said:
didn't know setting kernel to permissive was doable non root.
i did a few searches about "viper non root" and they all point to rooting your phone as if it was click bait. even xda forums state that it is not possible. maybe im not searching correctly?
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https://thedroidarena.com/install-viper4android-android/
clone1008 said:
https://thedroidarena.com/install-viper4android-android/
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you can do these procedures without root?:
bober10113 said:
you can do these procedures without root?:
hen open the Busybox application and get set to install on
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It does say some Samsungs. My non root experience was on a Pixel XL. So guys we won't know until TWRP. Until then it's a moot point regardless. To the OPs hopes... No root, no trip knox.... no Viper4android
clone1008 said:
It does say some Samsungs. My non root experience was on a Pixel XL. So I guys we won't know until TWRP. Until then it's a moot point regardless. To the OPs hopes... No root, no trip knox.... no Viper4android
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you can do these procedures without root?:
install busybox to system/xbin
use a file explorer to rename system/vendor/etc/conf/audio_effects.conf
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bober10113 said:
you can do these procedures without root?:
install busybox to system/xbin
use a file explorer to rename system/vendor/etc/conf/audio_effects.conf
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Try it
clone1008 said:
Try it
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lol when ever i get new base ill fully flash back stock and try but ive always been under the impression these actions required root.
anyways ill check it out some time. thanks

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