Hello everybody,
I'm really desperate, I hope you can help me as soon as possible,
I installed FolderMount that patched "/system/bin/sdcard" and saved the original file to "/system/bin/sdcard.backup". After rebooting, my Samsung J2 Prime is stuck to the Samsung logo
How can I access a command line to delete "/system/bin/sdcard" and rename "/system/bin/sdcard.backup" back to "/system/bin/sdcard", in the hope that my smartphone works again ?
Please give me as much information as you can because I'm a novice (but I was able to root my smartphone, I know how to access recovery mode, and I know the basic unix shell commands).
THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR HELP, I really count on you.
Cedric.
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Hi all,
Is there a way to force an fsck on /system partition at boot? My Note GT-N7000 is already rooted, Android version 4.0.3, CF-Root kernel.
Thanks,
I'm join to this question. My tab have problems with corrupted files after power lose, and turning off with china hardware button. This problems are loading loop (endless android logo without enter the system - this is instant restore from backup for me) It will be great to run some kind of script from CWM for example and repair file system without adb shell knowledge - many people dont know what is it and how to use it. Or maybe there is a way to do it via init.d? But I'm not sure there is possibility to umount partition for init.d script. Maybe someone know how to solve my problem?
Thanks in advance and sorry for my english.
Mr_Budyniowski.
Mr_Budyniowski said:
I'm join to this question. My tab have problems with corrupted files after power lose, and turning off with china hardware button. This problems are loading loop (endless android logo without enter the system - this is instant restore from backup for me) It will be great to run some kind of script from CWM for example and repair file system without adb shell knowledge - many people dont know what is it and how to use it. Or maybe there is a way to do it via init.d? But I'm not sure there is possibility to umount partition for init.d script. Maybe someone know how to solve my problem?
Thanks in advance and sorry for my english.
Mr_Budyniowski.
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run terminal app:
su
touch /forcefsck
Then reboot. It might depend on your ROM, but give it a go.
Hi....this is my first time in my life i buy device with android software so I need help,I don't know any thing about android and i want root my phone.
other thing why cant use all my phone storage or that problem will fix after root my phone .............so help me guyz plz
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BMG50 said:
Hi....this is my first time in my life i buy device with android software so I need help,I don't know any thing about android and i want root my phone.
other thing why cant use all my phone storage or that problem will fix after root my phone .............so help me guyz plz
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I've just helped a friend root their HTC Sensation XL, it was a painful job because we found a few methods and they didn't work!!! :crying:
BUTTT, this guide really helped: Damn just found out the because I'm a new member on here, I can't paste URLs, that is annoying!!!Type in on Google, "How to root the HTC sensation XL", and it should be the first result on a website called "theunlockr"
First you need to unlock the bootloader, there is a link on the above linked page to a HTC dev site where you can do that, then you need to download the three files/folders in sections II, PUT THESE ON YOUR DESKTOP! Don't unZIP the SuperSU folder. When you unZIP the fastboot folder, put all the files onto the desktop.
On section III, Everything should be straightforward up to the point of number 7, (for number 5, the root of the SD card means straight onto it, not into any folders), make sure you do number 6! At this point, you will have your device on (on Android) and plugged into your computer, then type the command in number 7 (adb reboot bootloader), then using the volume keys to scroll, and the power button to select, select fastboot, then carry on to step 8, then step 9 taking care to put the correct file name into the command, then step 10, boot into your recovery.
Section IV is pretty straight forward, GOOD LUCK!!!
With your phone storage (I don't know the figures - haven't used the device directly), but some of it will be used up by the Android OS. Your remaining space will more than likely be split up into internal storage which is used like an SD card, and the App/data section which stores the apps and the data surprisingly! Haha!!
Any problems, reply and I'll try to get back to you as soon as I can!!
Good luck,
Twiglets100
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first thank you so much for helping
and i think i need ur help again in step 9 plz explain this step to me.and I've get ( error : cannot load ' recovery.Img' ) when i tryed to do step 9 like website
BMG50 said:
first thank you so much for helping
and i think i need ur help again in step 9 plz explain this step to me.and I've get ( error : cannot load ' recovery.Img' ) when i tryed to do step 9 like website
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Don't worry, me and my friend ran into that problem too! Firstly, your recovery .img needs to be in the same folder as the fastboot.exe, and make sure you type into the command the EXACT filename of the .img. The filename may also be case-sensitive, bare that in mind!
E.g. On your desktop, you may have the unZIPped folder with fastboot.exe in, your recovery .img should be moved into this folder.
Then type the command: Fastboot flash recovery filename.img
And press enter, this then may take up to a few minutes.
Good luck!
Twiglets100
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Hi,
i have a samsung gt S5300 Poket Smartphone. I use Ubuntu on my PCs for a long time, and because of this i want to root my device, install a terminal and have the full (or nearly full) terminal opportunities which i have on Ubuntu PC, if i type sudo su. Now i am new at android and give attention to it.
Now i googled a time, and found a topic http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2365697, where it is rcommended to download a zip-file from mediafire. Now i am thinking about how secure it is to install a zip-file from mediafire (relating to viruses etc. that may be included).
It would be nice if you could give me some information. Thank you.
Hello everyone. If someone could help me that would be great. I have a Galaxy S4 Active (i537) and it was bricked doing an upgrade to 5.0. If anyone can supply me with a 5.0 debrick image, it would really be appreciated. What I have to offer you is a beer or money through PayPal. I do have a 4.4.2 128 MB image but it is not working. I also have a lot of debrick images if someone can help me. It is a Quad-core 1.9 GHz Krait 300 CPU, Adreno 320 GPU; Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 chipset so it shouldn’t need a test point to force into download mode. I’m assuming the aboot is different on the lollipop rom and that is why I can’t get it to download mode. Can someone please take time out to help me?
To get the image you have to have a rooted Galaxy S4 Active on 5.0 lollipop, and have to install busybox, and a simple syntax program like terminal emulator which you would have to install. You also would have to install root explorer. These are all android apps with the extension .apk. Once those 3 programs are installed you would have to press terminal emulator and enter this code:
Su (press enter) to get super use access, then on the next command type just like this
busybox dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/debrick.img bs=1M count=128
The image which will be put on the “sdcard” of the phone. Not the external sdcard but the internal sd card.
Then use root explorer to navigate to the root of the sdcard and copy it to let’s say your download folder.
Then plug in the phone and copy it onto your computer to copy on your desktop. Once you have the image then if you can send it to [email protected] it would be appreciated and I WILL give you money, a free jtag, or we could discuss whatever you want!
Please someone do not ignore this and help me. You would be actually helping a lot of people that need this image. Thank you.
Hi,
I'm getting crazy.. maybe someone can help me:
I've got that tiny great cool new mini projector from Doogee running android, it's really great but some software needs to get disabled. Getting into recovery is a bit hidden, but quite easy once found:
Call "adb reboot recovery", pluign an USB keyboard and you end up in an nice old recovery session. "adb sideload" works, but when installing SuperSU it breaks with "BAD RECOVERY DETECTED, NO UNZIP". Fair enough, this message is already from custom code running as root.
But now I've spend hours without any success getting just the unmodified update.zip extracted and repackaged so that the recovery accepts the signature. Can anybody give me a hint how the SuperSU.zip is created? There must be something special. Next step would just be to add a cp into the script and install the unzip somewhere from /data
Thanks
me, too ; )
Hey, i've got a doogee cube p1 here,
gonna give rooting a try when i find the time.
But don't expect much I'm not that experienced ; )
Did you make any further progress yet, is it after one year still running?
ljakob said:
Hi,
I'm getting crazy.. maybe someone can help me:
I've got that tiny great cool new mini projector from Doogee running android, it's really great but some software needs to get disabled. Getting into recovery is a bit hidden, but quite easy once found:
Call "adb reboot recovery", pluign an USB keyboard and you end up in an nice old recovery session. "adb sideload" works, but when installing SuperSU it breaks with "BAD RECOVERY DETECTED, NO UNZIP". Fair enough, this message is already from custom code running as root.
But now I've spend hours without any success getting just the unmodified update.zip extracted and repackaged so that the recovery accepts the signature. Can anybody give me a hint how the SuperSU.zip is created? There must be something special. Next step would just be to add a cp into the script and install the unzip somewhere from /data
Thanks
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Have u guys figured out how to root this device yet? I got one and really want to root but there is nothing căn bệnh found on the internet.