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hello i have tried to use one click and when i do it said that cannot stat recovery.img no such file or directory if you could help let me
thanks to colbur87
Its in the zip, but make sure you launch 1click_cwr in the same folder as recovery.img
Dont copy it out or anything like that. The program looks for recovery.img to be in the same folder as 1click_cwr.
ok thanks but i am still having a few problem when adb push recovery.img /data it said failed to copy recovery,img to /data/recovery.img permission denied
i have tried keeping it in a zip and extracting it all to the same folder only when i extract it is when i can run as admin and my phone is rooted so that not the problem
You can't run an executable in a zip file. It must be extracted first. Even if you just click it from within the zip file, it is still extracted to a temporary location......
All you need to do is:
Extract the entire folder somewhere on your computer (right click extract(depending on your os/installed zip program, the menu may be different. Just extract it!))
Run 1click_cwr as admin (right click on the icon and click run as administrator)
That it your done......
Make sure USB Debugging mode is ON.
i did extract it all to the same folder and right click as
admin and it said in the cmd
adb push recovery.img /data it said failed to copy recovery,img to /data/recovery.img permission denied
any help would be greatly appreciated
anything i can do in my super user to allow access
any chance i could run this program in Linux
by the way my debugging is on
Well, there are two error I see there....first: can't push file to phone because premission denied.
2nd: Can't change premissions on the file because its not found (because of 1st error).
I would suggest googling 'permission denied adb push' I found a lot of people with your same problem...I can only speak to my application which worked for me and a lot of other people.
Have you tried setting permissions for the /data folder? Use root explorer and long press /data folder and check all nine boxes.
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dcmcc99 said:
Have you tried setting permissions for the /data folder? Use root explorer and long press /data folder and check all nine boxes.
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thanks that did it
after using one click and i do a factory reset would that brick my thrill
hello.... I just recently bought a Thrill from a person off craigslist. It came rooted and I hadnt known. Is there anything I should be worried about? like if he installed anything that could be tracking the phone or anything? Also, how can I tell what method he used to root it. Basically, how do i figure out how to unroot it and erase everything so i can have the expirence of actually doing everything myself so i understand it.
just use super one click root to unroot the device but you have down load the right one click
That's true! Perfectly working on my stock rooted ICS for 24h+!
This mod is for test porpoises only. Although I'm using it with success right now, I can not guarantee you that it will work, so:
I'm just reproducing the method I used to make it works on my own device. I have no intentions of being a developer, I don't wanna any donations and I'm not encouraging you to try this, and I'm warning you this can potentially brick your device. So, if even knowing this you assume these risks, be warned that I'm not responsible for any problem you could have trying to do this. In short: do it by yourself!
It works on my stock ICS with rooted system.img, and I did as following:
- Backup your internal SDcard, because if anything goes wrong, you will have to use smartflash/nvflash to recover your phone, and your internal sdcard can be formated if you need to reinstall your system.
- Download ES File explorer from market (of course this is for not so advanced user, since they don't need this instructions)
- Enable all root options on it (menu, settings, root settings, check all the three first options)
- Click on the zip you downloaded from here
- Unpack the system folder from the zip attached to your sdcard
(on ES File explorer, click on "select" button, than on "system" folder, than on "extract" button)
- Go to /data
- Create a new dir called ICS
- Move the extracted "system" folder to /data/ICS/
- Enter /data/ICS/system
- There should be 4 folders: addon.d, app, lib and vendor
- Enter addon.p, long-click on 71-gapps-faceunlock.sh, click properties
- Change its properties to owner:read, write and execute; group: read, execute; others: read, execute
- Go back to /data/ICS/system, enter app folder
- long click on FaceLock.apk and change its permissions to owner:read, write; group: read; others: read
- Go back to /data/ICS/system, enter lib folder
- Change the permissions as you did for FaceLock.apk in all the 9 files, one by one, inside this folder
- Go back to /data/ICS/system
- Click on select, than select the four folders, than on CUT
- Go to /system (note: now it's /system, not /data/ICS/system anymore)
- Click on "Paste", confirm the changes on all the files/folders
- Reboot
Well, at this point, if you are a lucky guy and didn't get a 90% of a bootloop chance, you should be able to change your lockscreen to facelock.
I have no idea if this will work on tonyp/harsh's stock ICS flashable zip, because I don't have it to test. It should work since they are almost the same rom, however they have deleted a lot of LGs stuff to make the zip flashable on GB partition layout, so you can try it (the zip itself should be flashable on CWM), however:
- DO A NANDROID BACKUP firstly and
- YOU WILL NEED at least 39MB free on /system to do it! I have no idea if it's even possible to get this on GB partition layout
Link: http://db.tt/daf7KCmD
If you did this and it worked, press thanks and let us know.
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I will try but it look too hard
Enviado desde mi LG-P990 usando Tapatalk 2
It is working thanks.
how do you unlock youre phone in the dark on lights off???
You just don't
It's really great that you write this to help others, but there is no need in such long instruction. Why just not to say easier:
1. Download lates ics gapps: http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-ics-20120429-signed.zip
2. Copy-past folders "optional/app" and "optional/vendor" into device system folder. (There is no need in addon.d on a stock rom)
3. Copy-past optional/noneon/lib/libfacelock_jni.so into system/lib folder. (There is no need to replace other libs)
4. Change permissions for system/app/FaceLock.apk and system/lib/libfacelock_jni.so to 644 (-rw-r--r--) (just look how it is set for other files in these folders).
5. Reboot.
I tried earlier to extract the face unlock files from gapps, but it didn't work for me... This way it works perfectly, thanks!
working thanks.........
mivv said:
how do you unlock youre phone in the dark on lights off???
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Facelock always have a secondary method of PIN number. If facelock fails you can enter PIN number (numeric code) and it unlocks,
Has anyone tried this on CM10... I guess I will be the first then would be nice a .zip to flash
louiscypherbr said:
That's true! Perfectly working on my stock rooted ICS for 24h+!
This mod is for test porpoises only. Although I'm using it with success right now, I can not guarantee you that it will work, so:
I'm just reproducing the method I used to make it works on my own device. I have no intentions of being a developer, I don't wanna any donations and I'm not encouraging you to try this, and I'm warning you this can potentially brick your device. So, if even knowing this you assume these risks, be warned that I'm not responsible for any problem you could have trying to do this. In short: do it by yourself!
It works on my stock ICS with rooted system.img, and I did as following:
- Backup your internal SDcard, because if anything goes wrong, you will have to use smartflash/nvflash to recover your phone, and your internal sdcard can be formated if you need to reinstall your system.
- Download ES File explorer from market (of course this is for not so advanced user, since they don't need this instructions)
- Enable all root options on it (menu, settings, root settings, check all the three first options)
- Click on the zip you downloaded from here
- Unpack the system folder from the zip attached to your sdcard
(on ES File explorer, click on "select" button, than on "system" folder, than on "extract" button)
- Go to /data
- Create a new dir called ICS
- Move the extracted "system" folder to /data/ICS/
- Enter /data/ICS/system
- There should be 4 folders: addon.d, app, lib and vendor
- Enter addon.p, long-click on 71-gapps-faceunlock.sh, click properties
- Change its properties to owner:read, write and execute; group: read, execute; others: read, execute
- Go back to /data/ICS/system, enter app folder
- long click on FaceLock.apk and change its permissions to owner:read, write; group: read; others: read
- Go back to /data/ICS/system, enter lib folder
- Change the permissions as you did for FaceLock.apk in all the 9 files, one by one, inside this folder
- Go back to /data/ICS/system
- Click on select, than select the four folders, than on CUT
- Go to /system (note: now it's /system, not /data/ICS/system anymore)
- Click on "Paste", confirm the changes on all the files/folders
- Reboot
Well, at this point, if you are a lucky guy and didn't get a 90% of a bootloop chance, you should be able to change your lockscreen to facelock.
I have no idea if this will work on tonyp/harsh's stock ICS flashable zip, because I don't have it to test. It should work since they are almost the same rom, however they have deleted a lot of LGs stuff to make the zip flashable on GB partition layout, so you can try it (the zip itself should be flashable on CWM), however:
- DO A NANDROID BACKUP firstly and
- YOU WILL NEED at least 39MB free on /system to do it! I have no idea if it's even possible to get this on GB partition layout
Link: http://db.tt/daf7KCmD
If you did this and it worked, press thanks and let us know.
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From your description it seems that you are more elaborative person so i need on help?
Stefen has give some instruction to root V28G Rom using NVflash but i am unable to find the meaning of those commands available in NVFlash
can u peovide me step by step along with commands to save system partition and all..............
i've just flash it on my 28g (samrtflash install) and work like a charme! thx
I get an error about the end, I can't move "VENDOR" folder into system, says it cannot move vendor folder.... any idea?
after rebooting I tried faceunlock, it was there but unable to initiate, then i tried again to move the VENDOR folder, i could now, after a reeboot still doesnt work
Anyone willing to test it in CM10?
Face unlock works
It's working on 30a version, did exactly the same way just copied the files from the folder to another. Will try in the morning if it can read the face easily as its night at my place now. Thanks
I had trouble installing the Xposed framework on the 4.3 leak with the app, so I looked through the source code for it and installed it manually. This will be a guide to help anyone who wants to get the framework on 4.3 and the Xposed framework app will not install it.
This should work on any 4.3 device, such as our Nexus 4 or the GPE devices
EDIT: Still works on release 4.3 (JWR66V)
What you will need
1) The Xposed framework installer app (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401)
2) A root file explorer of your choice (Solid explorer was not working for me for some reason, so I used ES File Explorer)
3) Root (4.3 root by Chainfire floating around the forums)
4) BusyBox (If you have root, you probably already have it, if not https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox)
*Optional* If your file explorer does not show you any numbers when setting permissions (ES does not), google "CHMOD calculator"
Steps
1) Download the Xposed installer on your phone and install it
2) Navigate to the directory you downloaded the Xposed installer to in your file explorer
3) Rename the installer from "XposedInstaller_x.x.x.apk" to "XposedInstaller_x.x.x.zip"
4) Open the file you renamed, and it should open like any other zip file. Navigate to /assets/armv7-a
5) Copy app_process_xposed_sdk17 to internal memory
6) Open the file again, navigate to /assets/
7) Copy XposedBridge.jar to internal memory
8) Close the .zip, rename .zip back to .apk, we are done pulling files from the app now
9) Go to your internal memory and rename "app_process_xposed_sdk17" to "app_process"
10) Mount /system as read/write if your file explorer does not automatically do so (ES does not do it automatically, Solid Explorer does)
11) Navigate to root, then /system/bin/
12) Rename "app_process" to "app_process.orig"
13) Copy app_process from your internal memory, and paste it in /system/bin/ (So that it replaces the file you just renamed)
14) Long press app_process, click on properties, and change the file permissions to 755 (This is where the CHMOD calculator comes in handy)
15) Change the file Owner and Group of app_process to "root" and "shell" respectively (Also in properties)
16) Go to /data/ and make a folder called xposed
17) Long press the folder, hit properties and set the permissions for the folder to 755
18) While in properties, set the Owner and Group of the folder to "root" and "shell" respectively
19) Go back to where you copied XposedBridge.jar in step 7 and copy it to /data/xposed/
20) Long press it, click on properties, then set the permissions to 644
21) Stay in properties and set Owner and Group to "root" and "shell" respectively
22) Open the installer app, then open Terminal Emulator
23) Type in
Code:
ps
I recommend holding the phone sideways for this
24) Look for de.robv.android.xposed.installer on the right side. Once you find it, write down the first 6 characters of that line (Should be something like u0_a[number][number]) If it doesn't look like that, check the line directly above.
We will call this "$6char"
25) Open the file explorer again, and go to /data/xposed/
26) Make 2 files, name one
Code:
modules.list
and the other
Code:
modules.whitelist
27) Long press on modules.list, hit properties, set the permissions to 644, and change Owner and Group to "$6char" and "shell" respectively
28) Long press on modules.whitelist, hit properties, set the permissions to 644, and change Owner and Group to "$6char" and "shell" respectively
29) Reboot
30) Open the Xposed installer and check if it sees the install. If so, it should be working. Done!
Subscribing to the topic because I want to find out when the original framework gets modified to install properly on 4.3
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using Tapatalk 4 Beta
Installed? Yes. Working? I can't say. Well, I can say that it isn't working the a Hack Connectivity 1.2 thing I use for tethering my tablet to my laptop. It does show that the framework is installed, but there may be more to be done.
Great work but this is still the SDK17 (JB4.2.2) version of things. Tungstwenty posted updated compiles for SDK18 (JB4.3) last Thursday with a link to a simpler manual install procedure:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43923460&postcount=2249
I then automated that in a flashable zip:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44013064&postcount=2308
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Installed? Yes. Working? I can't say. Well, I can say that it isn't working the a Hack Connectivity 1.2 thing I use for tethering my tablet to my laptop. It does show that the framework is installed, but there may be more to be done.
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Some modules don't play nice with SDK 18, most do in my experience.
osm0sis said:
Great work but this is still the SDK17 (JB4.2.2) version of things. Tungstwenty posted updated compiles for SDK18 (JB4.3) last Thursday with a link to a simpler manual install procedure:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=2249
I then automated that in a flashable zip:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...postcount=2308
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Nice!
Working fine, although I didn't have to install it on the app, and if I tried, the same error would pop up, but it shows that app_process is 34 and XposedBridge.jar is 2.1.4, but no errors at all.
I've been a lurker on XDA for 3+ years now, but this post finally compelled me to register an account.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS. I thought I was going to have to go back to 4.2.2 or use the default icons. You saved my phone from being an antique/hideous.
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Hey guys,
i tried these steps but i get this tooltip: cannot write /data/xposed/modules.whitelist :/
Hope you guys can help me. I am on PA 3.99 Nexus4.
I'm getting the same error - n4 with latest cm12 nightly (23rd Aug build) :'(
Sent from my Oric-1 micro
Does not work on my HTC One S with odessey rom (jb 4.3). I tried several times, but it always stocks on boot screen. So if anyone - maybe with an HTC device - has got this working and has any suggestion, please let me know.
HTC_HDD said:
Hey guys,
i tried these steps but i get this tooltip: cannot write /data/xposed/modules.whitelist :/
Hope you guys can help me. I am on PA 3.99 Nexus4.
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I see some things wrong:
You don't have the .jar installed
If it complains about the whitelist file, try running:
Touch /data/closed/modules.whitelist
Then change the permissions to match what the instructions said (755 and root:root )
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osm0sis said:
Great work but this is still the SDK17 (JB4.2.2) version of things. Tungstwenty posted updated compiles for SDK18 (JB4.3) last Thursday with a link to a simpler manual install procedure:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43923460&postcount=2249
I then automated that in a flashable zip:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=44013064&postcount=2308
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I installed the new app and update and installed it and works fine, i was able to activate the keepchat module also, however when I use snapchat it doesn't save snapchats opened??
Can you please help...
Thanks
I've done everything using adb on my Nexus 7 running CyanogenMod 4.2 nightly 20130824, and it worked like a charm! Finally I'm able to use the "Xposed App Settings" module again.
Thank you!
Erwin
EDIT:
Although I'm wondering what will happen if I update my nightly...
Installing another ROM will overwrite the app_process file. Also, if the xposed framework app won't install without doing the steps I wrote in the first post, try updating super su in recovery.
Sent from my Nexus 4
i fixed it like this
I just copied from another phone the files found in the
Data/xposed and it fixed the error (cannot write data/xposed /modules......)
i want framework for android 4.4
help
yes i have same problem now... my phone is tucked at the boot screen .. i think wipe
yes i have same problem now... my phone is tucked at the boot screen .. i think wipe data or factory rest may help .,. but i will lose my pictures and rest of media .. i donot have any backup:crying:
Is aviable and stable on lollipop?
I have a T-Mobile HTC M7 converted to GPE, recently flashed to Lollipop from KK 4.4.4. I use Tasker and OpenRecoveryScript to automate Nandroid backups through TWRP, then use FolderSync to upload said backup to my server over WiFi. My method worked perfectly until I flashed to Lollipop.
Since flashing to Lollipop, whether through Tasker or manually, I get an error in FolderSync saying the Nandroid files can't be read or copied. If I use TWRP's file manager, I can view the Nandroid folders/files, but those same files are not viewable using ES File Explorer in Lollipop. When I navigate to TWRP\BACKUPS\{Serial Number} folder in ES File Explorer, the {Serial Number} folder (where the TWRP backups are) is listed as a 0k(zero) file that can't be read or copied. When I try to create a new folder (in the BACKUPS folder) using ES File Explorer I get an error saying the operation failed.
Just this morning I restored a Nandroid backup using TWRP, and now in ES File Explorer my entire SDcard folder is blank (not true, as all my apps still function), but in TWRP file manager the SDcard folder is fine. At first I thought the problem was with ES File Explorer, but I tried a few different file explorers with the same result (FX File Explorer tells me 'Access was Denied' when trying to view the sdcard folder. ) All file managers I've tried have root access.
I thought Lollipop fixed the sdcard problems from KK, but this is a whole new one for me. Is there an issue with Lollipop not being able to read files that are written through recovery/TWRP? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
In a terminal app type
Su
restorecon -FR /data/media/0
Ajxx16 said:
In a terminal app type
Su
restorecon -FR /data/media/0
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Thanks for the help Ajxx16. Tried your suggestion and get: tmp-mksh: restorecon: not found
You have root correct?
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You have root correct?
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Yes. Rooted running SuperSu 2.37 and TWRP 2.8.1.0. I also tried applying the restorecon patch through TWRP's terminal. It seems like it did something, but again when I boot back into the system, sdcard folder listed as empty. I just flashed a Nandroid backup I had of 4.4.4 and no sdcard issue. I'm going to update back to 5.01 (slowly, monitoring each step) to see if I can troubleshoot when the issue starts again, if at all (which wouldn't bother me if it didn't, really).
So I updated from 4.4.4 and ran into the same issue. It turns out the ROM I was updating from somehow did not have restorecon in the system/bin folder. I was able to find a 5.01 GPE RUU, flashed that, applied restorecon fix, and issue is resolved. Thanks for the help Ajxx16!
Dear Friends
I've been searching for infos about how to move TWRP folder to pc. My MIUI8 backup spend 5gb
Standard copy method doesnt work because of permission thing . Adb pull sdcard/TWRP in recovery also doesnt work. Permission change required.
How to change forlder permission? Or any idea how to copy the folder?
Thanks in advance.
Man, Just drag the folder on PC.... Use USB 2.0 not 3.0
Philb90 said:
Man, Just drag the folder on PC.... Use USB 2.0 not 3.0
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that the first thing i did.
doesnt work
no file copied
ginjopowder said:
Dear Friends
I've been searching for infos about how to move TWRP folder to pc. My MIUI8 backup spend 5gb
Standard copy method doesnt work because of permission thing . Adb pull sdcard/TWRP in recovery also doesnt work. Permission change required.
How to change forlder permission? Or any idea how to copy the folder?
Thanks in advance.
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same thing happening to me , my backup is of 9GB
?? someone help
Go the recovery (TWRP) and then try again to copy the data.
TWRP does mount the storage and you can then use the Windows Explorer to copy the data safely.
Should work.
elot01 said:
Go the recovery (TWRP) and then try again to copy the data.
TWRP does mount the storage and you can then use the Windows Explorer to copy the data safely.
Should work.
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I did what you told , but my storage space insufficient to copy the backup.
But i have succeded copy the TWRP Back up by accident actually.
What i did , set the twrp folder to chmod 755 and enter then restart phone to recovery again.
TWRP came up and ask wether to keep system as read only or allow system modification.
I set allow , then connect to pc. And it works! Copy drag drop etc work as usual.
However I cannot manually see the TWRP setting for the read/write system... hmm
ginjopowder said:
I did what you told , but my storage space insufficient to copy the backup.
But i have succeded copy the TWRP Back up by accident actually.
What i did , set the twrp folder to chmod 755 and enter then restart phone to recovery again.
TWRP came up and ask wether to keep system as read only or allow system modification.
I set allow , then connect to pc. And it works! Copy drag drop etc work as usual.
However I cannot manually see the TWRP setting for the read/write system... hmm
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how extactly did you chmod 755??
dkmsn8 said:
how extactly did you chmod 755??
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it is inside TWRP>advance
and folder setting for /TWRP/Backups
button chmod 755
im wasn't sure this command did change permission or not , but when restart TWRP asked about file system setting.
ginjopowder said:
it is inside TWRP>advance
and folder setting for /TWRP/Backups
button chmod 755
im wasn't sure this command did change permission or not , but when restart TWRP asked about file system setting.
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I did but twrp didn't asked anything ..
Edit: i can copy files to pc while device is booted into twrp