Hi.
Does someone can explain to me how to install apps from outside Smsung App Store on Gear 2 Neo? I mean the APK files downloaded from the internet. Is it possible to install the same apps as the phone or there are any restrictions? On the internet I found the only options from the Android ADB and Fastboot.
Thank you.
brodacz1979 said:
Hi.
Does someone can explain to me how to install apps from outside Smsung App Store on Gear 2 Neo? I mean the APK files downloaded from the internet. Is it possible to install the same apps as the phone or there are any restrictions? On the internet I found the only options from the Android ADB and Fastboot.
Thank you.
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The Android app files will not work on this Tizen device. The only applications you can install are the ones from the Gear Store or that you create yourself (like the watch faces).
Ok. I understand. Thanks.
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I saw this feature in SuperSU app and it's very useful when you try to investigate what app did when it got sudo rights. For now we only see that app use /system/bin/sh command but not what was after. Is it possible to implement that feature in Magisk?
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QkiZMR said:
I saw this feature in SuperSU app and it's very useful when you try to investigate what app did when it get sudo rights. For now we only see that app use /system/bin/sh command but what was after. Is it possible to implement that feature in Magisk?
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You mean this
Yup. In Magisk I only what app use SU, but not what was done with SU command.
QkiZMR said:
Yup. In Magisk I only what app use SU, but not what was done with SU command.
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Any update?
Is there any way we can log the whole su command.,
Eg. /system/bin/sh cp build.prop build.prop.bak.
Instead of, Jus the binary path, "/system/bin/sh".
rahulmoh said:
Any update?
Is there any way we can log the whole su command.,
Eg. /system/bin/sh cp build.prop build.prop.bak.
Instead of, Jus the binary path, "/system/bin/sh".
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Currently, no.
That is because SuperSU does something similar to the Xposed, but not as modular as Xopsed, SuperSU simply hooks into the invoked shell to see what commands did the Shell run
MCMotherEffin' said:
That is because SuperSU does something similar to the Xposed, but not as modular as Xopsed, SuperSU simply hooks into the invoked shell to see what commands did the Shell run
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If supersu can do it superuser from Magisk also can do it. Question was is Magisk developers will add this feature in future.
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QkiZMR said:
If supersu can do it superuser from Magisk also can do it. Question was is Magisk developers will add this feature in future.
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The answer is currently no, but SuperSU is pretty closed source and was built from scratch according to Chainfire, and I have not seen any CM-based open source root solution do this
MCMotherEffin' said:
The answer is currently no, but SuperSU is pretty closed source and was built from scratch according to Chainfire, and I have not seen any CM-based open source root solution do this
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Are you developer of Magisk? Or you just guessing...
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QkiZMR said:
Are you developer of Magisk? Or you just guessing...
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Developer, but not of Magisk, and I was just guessing
*bump*
I too sorely miss this feature.
QkiZMR said:
I saw this feature in SuperSU app and it's very useful when you try to investigate what app did when it get sudo rights. For now we only see that app use /system/bin/sh command but what was after. Is it possible to implement that feature in Magisk?
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Hi,
When checking what App is doing with root, I start to think on this. After install the old SuperSU in an Emultor, I discovered that this App has two options for "su log": normal and full. The full option saves not only which App has called to the su binary, but what commands are executed.
So, as more and more unsecure Apps are running, I suggest to support this functionality inside the MagiskSU. I feel it's a must have!
Regards.
The full log is in paid version of SuperSU (I bought) one and right, you can see all commands executed as root. That is very useful feature to investigate what app is doing.
QkiZMR said:
The full log is in paid version of SuperSU (I bought) one and right, you can see all commands executed as root. That is very useful feature to investigate what app is doing.
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Yes, you can found it in the "paid" version... or enable it in the config menu.
In any case: "That is very useful feature to investigate what app is doing"... today is a must have!
Any chance to get this feature in Magisk please? I'm trying to find which app is remounting system as R/W and checking Magisk superuser logs is the first point of troubleshooting, though it didn't solve my mystery.
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Any chance to get this feature in Magisk please? I'm trying to find which app is remounting system as R/W and checking Magisk superuser logs is the first point of troubleshooting, though it didn't solve my mystery.
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Hello, i just check it on Magisk v17.1, and effectivly the only one detail info that we get is "/system/bin/sh", no more.
You should open an issue or an pull request on the Magisk repo, Jhon could take a look on it.
is there any tutorial here how to uninstall or disabled CN Bloatwares ?
I created a new thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/realme-x2-pro/how-to/debloat-cos-rui-t4079359
You can check yourself what will be debloated and add entries which are missing for you.
tidschi said:
I created a new thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/realme-x2-pro/how-to/debloat-cos-rui-t4079359
You can check yourself what will be debloated and add entries which are missing for you.
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Theres no Breeno Disable on your code ?
No I have a German device.
You can install an app manager app and debloat everything you want with ADB.
tidschi said:
No I have a German device.
You can install an app manager app and debloat everything you want with ADB.
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ill try to type the Breeno Package name using Package name Viewer , but it says ERROR to uninstall
Hello,
Does someone have a list of ADB commands or intents which can be used with Android Auto?
Thanks.
SOFO888 said:
Hello,
Does someone have a list of ADB commands or intents which can be used with Android Auto?
Thanks.
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Download app manager and find it by yourself. It shows you in a list and you can press and run one by one. Then you can run every each one with Tasker if you want.
[APP][5.0+][FOSS][ROOT/ADB] App Manager : Most Advanced App Manager For Android
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SOFO888 said:
Hello,
Does someone have a list of ADB commands or intents which can be used with Android Auto?
Thanks.
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Would like to know the same thing. Is there a package name(s) I can uninstall via ADB that will remove Android Auto? Not interested in installing EXTRA apps to perform this. Thanks.
There is DEBLOAT for OxygenOS 12.1
If you are asking can you debloat OxygenOS 12.1. Check out ADB AppControl
foamerman said:
If you are asking can you debloat OxygenOS 12.1. Check out ADB AppControl
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Can app control delete Google comm suite and add one plus apps? Just want to ask. Will it work?
doc.K said:
Can app control delete Google comm suite and add one plus apps? Just want to ask. Will it work?
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You can delete apps and suspend them. As for deleting Google com suite "USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK". You know Google! lol. As for add oneplus apps I'm not sure. The only thing I can say is download it and try it. It's your phone.