Hi
I have Xperia ZR
I have a problem on cm 13
My application (ADM Es, file explore...) can't read my files scdard
What i can fix this problem?
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Go to settings > apps > File explorer > Select Permissions > Select Storage!
Daedroza said:
Go to settings > apps > File explorer > Select Permissions > Select Storage!
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I tested but not worked
Try CM-13's file manager. Alternatively here is a advanced method to troubleshoot the problem, download a terminal emulator from play store and open it. Now, type su
Accept the root permissions. Now, type this code
cd /storage
ls
Now, there should be 3 Folders named emulated self and one more folder named with the combinations of word and letter like B5D4-8J5A(in my case) You need this folder as this is your sdcard.
Now, type first three letters of your folder with '*' using this code
cd B5D*
touch txtfile.txt
Now, open your File explorer and go to sdcard. You should see a file named txtfilet.txt.
If this works, then there is no problem in writing files to sdcard.
However, you should give me the output of permission column using this command ls -l
Permissions would be like drwrw-x-rw something like that.
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good day how can i put the htc_ime i have the application but it wont install on m phone.. i use the froyo for trout rom any guide to put it thnx for helping
yatzee said:
good day how can i put the htc_ime i have the application but it wont install on m phone.. i use the froyo for trout rom any guide to put it thnx for helping
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you'll need to put it in system/apps using root explorer or terminal or adb or anything that acts as a file explorer with root access
firefly6240 said:
you'll need to put it in system/apps using root explorer or terminal or adb or anything that acts as a file explorer with root access
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any guide how to do it sir after i put it using the root explorer? do i need to install it after i put on the app folder?
You don't need to push it to /system, it would make a lot more sense to install it like a normal app (adb install, or copy to sd card > grab a file manager like astro > locate apk > choose package manager).
After that you need to go to Settings > Keyboard something or other... > Enable HTC IME.
i try to instal it but it wont install
AdrianK said:
You don't need to push it to /system, it would make a lot more sense to install it like a normal app (adb install, or copy to sd card > grab a file manager like astro > locate apk > choose package manager).
After that you need to go to Settings > Keyboard something or other... > Enable HTC IME.
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You can't install system apps as user apps, at least it has never worked for me. You always have to adb push them to /system/app.
Here's a mini guide for the OP:
Download your htc ime apk file, or grab it from wherever you are getting it from.
Let's say the file is in your download folder. Open terminal emulator and type mount -o rw,remount /system and hit enter. Then type cp /mnt/sdcard/download/htcimeapkname.apk /system/app and hit enter.
You MIGHT have to reboot, then you have to enable it in your keyboard settings.
Also if you want to make it easier you could probably just go to terminal and type mount -o rw,remount /system and then use a file manager like astro to move/copy the apk to /system/app.
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Here's a "How to" using nothing but your phone and computer (or Mac):
1.) If you JUST want the clock, you'll need to download onto your Mac or PC either "missing.zip" or "iofthestorm.zip" from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=940456&page=6
2.) Extract the zip file, and open the folder: missing>system>app. Both of these zips have extras bundled into them, so locate Clockpackage.apk. Now, keep this window open.
3.) You'll need a file manager (I like Root Explorer) that allows you to see the "system" (you won't see "" around these files w/in your phone) file. Within in the "system" file, is the "app" file . You'll need to remove the previously bundled clock, but before you do you have to bypass the "system" file's r/o permission. For noobs, r/o = read only. r/w = read/write.
4.) I don't have the link, so click search from w/in the Android Market on your phone and type: mount /system. It'll be the first app that appears on the list. Mount /System is literally the name of the app, so the spacing, etc., is not a typo. Download and install.
5.) When finished with step # 4, fire up your new app, Mount /System, and click the button that says, "Mount r/w."
6.) Remove your old clock from the system/app folder. I first made a copy into my download folder just in case anything went wrong. Once the copy was in a place I could locate again, I went back to system/app folder and deleted the previously bundled clock.
7.) I plugged my phone via usb (settings/applications/development/USB debugging) into my computer. Locate the folder in step #2. Find the clock. Then, drag and drop onto your system/app file.
8.) You're done! Close Root Explorer, and you should see your old Samsung Clock in your app drawer on your phone.
Please note, I'm not a software developer nor am I a hacker. I know only about my device, a Samsung Fascinate, so please don't ask me how to use this mod for other devices. Those who would like to do so would be better off following some of the adb tutorials posted on these forums.
Hi mates. I am experiencing issues in editing the build.prop. I mean: even if I can access the file, when I try to save it, it tells me I cannot...
I use file expert to browse and jota text to edit (both free). Es file explorer does not allow me to set root option...maybe it it's not working with note yet...
In any case I don't know what to do to save the new build.prop.
Any suggestions?
Thx to all...
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Diamantes said:
Hi mates. I am experiencing issues in editing the build.prop. I mean: even if I can access the file, when I try to save it, it tells me I cannot...
I use file expert to browse and jota text to edit (both free). Es file explorer does not allow me to set root option...maybe it it's not working with note yet...
In any case I don't know what to do to save the new build.prop.
Any suggestions?
Thx to all...
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Es explorer works well. u might have found it if u searched.
Just make sure that u have enabled root options in the settings.
No.
As I wrote before, I don't know why but Es doesn't allow me to have root options enabled, so I was forced to find a new root explorer. The problem is that I can't save the new build.prop: the app tells me it cannot save the file...
Suggestions?
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Install File Expert, go to settings and enable "Root Explorer" (under "File Explorer Settings"), go back, press menu, more and then "Mount".
/system is mounted RO by default.
use a shell and as root type
Code:
busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
you should get a full access now to all /system filesystem.
THANKS
BazookaAce said:
Install File Expert, go to settings and enable "Root Explorer" (under "File Explorer Settings"), go back, press menu, more and then "Mount".
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Thx mate. It worked. After chose the option "Mount", I edit also the properties of the file (write,read,all...). After that, File expert allowed me to choose the app to open the text file: I choose ES text, because Jota text continued not saving the file. I finally saved the build.prop file.
THX.
sibere said:
/system is mounted RO by default.
use a shell and as root type
Code:
busybox mount -o remount,rw /system
you should get a full access now to all /system filesystem.
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Thank you too.
uff!! what a pain in the ....ss!
Thanks guys! I enabled the Root checkbox, but I cant mount!
I get a Mount failed message.
I tried to be in the / directory when issued the Mount command for RW (using GUI in that application), and being inside /system as well - same error.
I've granted the application Superuser permissions, so thats not it.
I've been trying to work on this and still can't figure out how to do this can somebody give me a step by step
So far I've tried to inStall an ash server to go in and edit it but I cannot get it to work somebody to help
maxgohan said:
I've been trying to work on this and still can't figure out how to do this can somebody give me a step by step
So far I've tried to inStall an ash server to go in and edit it but I cannot get it to work somebody to help
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two ways to change your hostname
1. open edit /system/etc/dhcpcd/dhcpcd.conf with your favorite text editor. under "interface eth0", type: hostname yourdesiredhostname
2. open your favorit terminal emulator, type: vi /system/etc/dhcpcd/dhcpcd.conf
make above mentioned changes.
-> reboot and it should be working. try to ping your device from another piece of hardware in your home network
if you want to change your hosts file - do the same with /etc/hosts ^^
I keep getting this line...
mv: can't remove '/etc/hosts': Read-only file system
is your device rooted? if yes, you have either so mount your root file system as writeable in your file explorer (if it supports root access, like ES File Explorer), or you have to type "su root" at the beginning of your terminal emulator operations.
same problem with a rooted and unlocked device
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is your device rooted? if yes, you have either so mount your root file system as writeable in your file explorer (if it supports root access, like ES File Explorer), or you have to type "su root" at the beginning of your terminal emulator operations.
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my device is rooted with kingroot I have installed root explorer and ES file explorer too with giving them root permission as well , but when ever I tried to delete or edit hosts file nothing gets change (with root explorer) and with ES file explorer it says " read only file " I tried to change the permission in properties but failed to save the check boxes result. oh man I forget to mention my problem here my cell is infected by a "freedom" app when finally I found it useless I changed the freedom app setting to "freecore" my device got reboot after that I uninstalled the app , now I am unable to connect with google servers , can't use play store , I also tried hosts file Editor but got no result I know my problem is to delete the hosts file , but something is not letting me to take control over hosts file , my android is 5.1 and model is huawei honor 4c ?
I'm new to Tasker... And I'm sure this is doable but my attempts have not worked.
Basically I want to monitor folder A and when a file is saved there, automatically move it to folder B. No name change or permission changes... Simply move a newly created or downloaded file that appears in "folder a" into "folder b"
Can anyone assist me in doing this?
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1º --> Specify an event to monitor the folder you want to move new files from (Event > File > Modified)
2º --> Then create a task with the action (File > Copy File); or shell command