Hi
I rooted my zr with kingroot 4.1
I wanna install kali Linux by LINUX DEPLOY but I receive WRITE ERROR.
I receive that error in FOLDERMOUNT app too.
How can I fix that ?
This error is exactly:
write error: Socket operation on non-socket
I think your bootloader are locked.
Take a TA backup before unlocking so you dont lose the DRM Keys.
Are you sure root are working ok?
If i remember corectly folder mount asked me we first i started it if it should try to fix some sd permissions.
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Yes my bootloader is locked.
I use solid Explorer and it have root access, in linux deploy I allowed permission too.
My problem is that I can't install kali Linux or any Linux in my phone by LINUX DEPLOY.
I try install that in internal storage or sdcard but I receive WRITE ERROR too.
What is exactly meaning of WRITE ERROR and SOCKET???
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Hi,
First message and glad to be here.
So, here is my problem : I just unlocked my bootloader and rooted using RazriRoot2 (on JB). It went great. But when I connect my phones to my laptop on 7, I have no access to "protected files" such as those in data\data (I can access on my phone with Root Browser).
Morevoer when I copy/paste files from data\data to my SDCard, I can't access them neither with an USB card reader.
So, I tried Android commander, but it tells me it has no root access.
I read on the FAQ there are soft root and hard root, but I don't understand the difference.
Any help or ideas ??
Thanks for reading !
Install Busybox X.
Chamelleon said:
Install Busybox X.
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Thanks for answer.
I've just installed BuxyBox X app and clicked install in the app, but I don't see any imporvement any change in the phone.
Did I miss something ?
Hmm I had same problem after root and rebular Busybox dind't work so I installed Busybox X and just reastart phone.After that all works fine. Do You can write to system?? If not make flashable package with Busybox and that should fix your problem.
My Phone use FW 245...
i use the last version Backup-TA-9.10,....everything is ok untill this show
" dd: can't open/dev/block/mmcb1kQp1': Permission dinied
FAILED - Backup does not macth TA partition.Please try again." any one can help..???? thnx before GOD bless u bro
whengzyi said:
" dd: can't open/dev/block/mmcb1kQp1': Permission dinied
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Is your phone rooted? The backup ta tool uses adb shell to execute commands on your phone. the permission denied line says it is not allowed to access the TA Partition. I guess your phone isn't rooted or you did not allow shell/adb/whatever to access superuser ?
root and acces root # grant.... whats wrong???:crying:
i use in xp and win 7,still get same error.
Your quoted the error message seems wrong.. the TA partition is in /dev/block/mmcblk0p1
Things to check..
1. USB debugging enabled
2. Whether granted root access to adb shell.. (not terminal emulator).
To check.. connect usb to phone.. Open command prompt in PC.. run "adb shell" (no quotes).. then in that shell run "su".. You should see the root prompt.. (and should see a toast saying superuser access granted). otherwise check SuperSU app to see ADB Shell root access granting status.. maybe denied there.
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Problem solved,thnx guys....Gbu all
xperia Sp wemg
Hey guys!
Actually I wanted to root my device manually and learn it how to do it....
So I set up Ubuntu 14.04 LMS on VirtualBox
then I installed ADB did everything...
Then when I root my device...
I go like
cd data/local/tmp
chmod 777 psneuter
./psneuter
Then it shows an error "mmap() failed invalid argument"
And that happens everytime I do it.....Any help guys I am desperate for it!!!!
And btw m new to adb
The problem is that you're trying to run a piece of SW (psneuter) that has been dead and useless for the last 3 years. If you want to root - look at rooting guides.
Also if you are on a newer kernel the old ways wont work.
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Hello,
I want to remove Vodafone's boot animation but don't want to root my device. To do that, I must either edit /system/customize/CID/VODAP**.xml or push proper VF_bootanimation.zip into /system/customize/resource. I am not able to do it neither from adb nor from adb shell - there is read-only warning or "permission denied".
Is there a way I can access this XML file, like:
a) registering on HTCDev as a developer
b) mount phone internal memory (/dev/block/mmcblk0p43) to a PC as a mounted drive while phone is switched off and then change its content (is this called 'fastboot'?)
BR
Plodozhor
plodozhor said:
Hello,
I want to remove Vodafone's boot animation but don't want to root my device. To do that, I must either edit /system/customize/CID/VODAP**.xml or push proper VF_bootanimation.zip into /system/customize/resource. I am not able to do it neither from adb nor from adb shell - there is read-only warning or "permission denied".
Is there a way I can access this XML file, like:
a) registering on HTCDev as a developer
b) mount phone internal memory (/dev/block/mmcblk0p43) to a PC as a mounted drive while phone is switched off and then change its content (is this called 'fastboot'?)
BR
Plodozhor
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I think you need S-OFF to edit system files. At the moment not possible
plodozhor said:
Hello,
I want to remove Vodafone's boot animation but don't want to root my device. To do that, I must either edit /system/customize/CID/VODAP**.xml or push proper VF_bootanimation.zip into /system/customize/resource. I am not able to do it neither from adb nor from adb shell - there is read-only warning or "permission denied".
Is there a way I can access this XML file, like:
a) registering on HTCDev as a developer
b) mount phone internal memory (/dev/block/mmcblk0p43) to a PC as a mounted drive while phone is switched off and then change its content (is this called 'fastboot'?)
BR
Plodozhor
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kativiti said:
I think you need S-OFF to edit system files. At the moment not possible
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You will have to flash a custom kernel on your phone that removes the write protection. So only unlocking the bootloader and flashing the kernel is sufficient. If you haven't unlocked you bootloader yet, backup all the data from the internal memory because it gets wiped
Thanks for answers everybody. I am little bit afraid of flashing foreign ROM because it replaces phone's existing ROM and warranty might be void. What I want to do is to keep the existing ROM, and alter one XML file in the customize folder.
I would like to rather have a scenario of mounting the phone memory as 'external removable drive' to some other system. For example, couple of years ago I played around with my home router - I was able to mount my home router's memory to PC running Linux and change some tweaks in the resulting /mount directory. Can I do something similar with mini 2? What is fastboot tool from ADB suite?
Maybe there is another, easier way for eradicating ad bootanimation? Currently I see 3 options: change CID so VODAP102.xml is not triggered; post fixed VF_bootanimation.zip; or change VODAR102.xml.
I am a programmer, however I never worked with writing apps for Android. Is there a way HTCDev-enabled developer can access /customize folder? Like remounting /mmcblk0p43 with RW permission etc.
Thanks in advance and sorry for 'noobism'
plodozhor said:
Thanks for answers everybody. I am little bit afraid of flashing foreign ROM because it replaces phone's existing ROM and warranty might be void. What I want to do is to keep the existing ROM, and alter one XML file in the customize folder.
I would like to rather have a scenario of mounting the phone memory as 'external removable drive' to some other system. For example, couple of years ago I played around with my home router - I was able to mount my home router's memory to PC running Linux and change some tweaks in the resulting /mount directory. Can I do something similar with mini 2? What is fastboot tool from ADB suite?
Maybe there is another, easier way for eradicating ad bootanimation? Currently I see 3 options: change CID so VODAP102.xml is not triggered; post fixed VF_bootanimation.zip; or change VODAR102.xml.
I am a programmer, however I never worked with writing apps for Android. Is there a way HTCDev-enabled developer can access /customize folder? Like remounting /mmcblk0p43 with RW permission etc.
Thanks in advance and sorry for 'noobism'
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I'm not talking about flash a rom, but only just a kernel. Flash the Liberty Sense kernel and then got can customise the boot animation
csoulr666 said:
I'm not talking about flash a rom, but only just a kernel. Flash the Liberty Sense kernel and then got can customise the boot animation
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Will I be able to flash original kernel back?
Also, the phone will lose warranty?
plodozhor said:
Will I be able to flash original kernel back?
Also, the phone will lose warranty?
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If you make a backup of your rom via a custom recovery, then yes. And unfortunately unlocking the bootloader and flashing a custom kernel will void the warranty
I have tried multiple options executing step1.sh script from dssmex recovery and it always gives errors on files like read only, errors about chmod and unable to open, I did open through terminal and also tried to run with root browser with root permission, I tried in my phone and gf phone, both. 4.3 stock, what can I do?
Bump somenone ? Im kinda in a urge