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Haykuro 4.5 APPS on SD (How To) Read before asking questions.

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while flashing busybox, i got error, "no signature" can i just put it in the auto signer?

great info

stogchris81 said:
while flashing busybox, i got error, "no signature" can i just put it in the auto signer?
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I am sorry, but it is people like you who make others not want to help and get rude about stuff. I did NOT ONCE say to flash busybox. If you would read instead of typing, you might see that.

wow. sorry i pissed you off so bad. i miss understood this...
First you need to format your card (No I will not tell you how to do that part) and make sure that the fat partition is FIRST******.
Second, download busybox.zip, unzip the zip file, and place the busybox file in your /sdcard.
Third, flash the rom (dont ask which or how, if you are here, you should know this stuff by now)
Fourth, run "adb remount" (on your desktop), then "adb shell" and then the following commands (to setup busybox): step three says flash the rom right after step 2 says place busybox on sd card. there is no other mention of a rom in your tut so i took that to mean that busybox was a rom. also..."If this does not work, try to give some info as to why, and if I find an error I will update it." this is what you ask people to do and this is what i did.

now, can i ask you a question about a problem i ran into after reading your updated instructions?
nm. i got it. i just needed to unplug the usb, then replug it in without mounting to windows in phone. thank you for the updated tut. i hope we can move on knowing it was a misunderstanding.

good job on this.
:]]

Good instructions.
Alternatively:
Open up the terminal emulator and type:
$ su
# mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
# dd if=/sdcard/busybox of=/system/xbin/busybox
# chmod 4755 /system/xbin/busybox

stogchris81 said:
now, can i ask you a question about a problem i ran into after reading your updated instructions?
nm. i got it. i just needed to unplug the usb, then replug it in without mounting to windows in phone. thank you for the updated tut. i hope we can move on knowing it was a misunderstanding.
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Sure, ask your problem instead of wasting a post spot by asking to ask. You guys do not understand but there are 1900 posts in the other thread because a) ppl dont read and ask stupid questions and b) those stupid questions make it to long for others to read, so they dont read and ask stupid questions. Catch22.

Very well done sir, thank you for this

does it matter what type of partion we create? it says like NTFS, FAT32, FAT16

your sdcard should already be formatted to fat32. 2nd partition needs to be ext2.

?????????
sorry for this question please dont yell...
On my CMD I got this error......
C:\Users\Jesus>cd desktop
C:\Users\Jesus\Desktop>cd sdk
C:\Users\Jesus\Desktop\sdk>cd tools
C:\Users\Jesus\Desktop\sdk\tools>adb remount
remount succeeded
C:\Users\Jesus\Desktop\sdk\tools>adb shell
# dd if=/sdcard/busybox of=/system/xbin/busybox
dd if=/sdcard/busybox of=/system/xbin/busybox
/sdcard/busybox: cannot open for read: No such file or directory
can someone please help me without any yelling
Thank You Haykuro & Darkrift

jgu71424 said:
sorry for this question please dont yell...
On my CMD I got this error......
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You're running 4.9 aren't you.

TheDudeOfLife said:
You're running 4.9 aren't you.
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no 4.5
what should i do?
is this the same thing....
Good instructions.
Alternatively:
Open up the terminal emulator and type:
$ su
# mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
# dd if=/sdcard/busybox of=/system/xbin/busybox
# chmod 4755 /system/xbin/busybox

OH
Oh i see why TheDudeOfLife asked me that question about 4.9, its because i ask about the end call thing.
No I got 4.5 it is much more stable...
Still need help though
Thanks

jgu71424 said:
no 4.5
what should i do?
is this the same thing....
Good instructions.
Alternatively:
Open up the terminal emulator and type:
$ su
# mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
# dd if=/sdcard/busybox of=/system/xbin/busybox
# chmod 4755 /system/xbin/busybox
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Did you copy the busybox (unzipped) to the sdcard first?

TheDudeOfLife said:
Did you copy the busybox (unzipped) to the sdcard first?
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yup followed the instructions i just cant get pass that error.
I am running Vista business 32-bit

jgu71424 said:
C:\Users\Jesus\Desktop\sdk\tools>adb shell
# dd if=/sdcard/busybox of=/system/xbin/busybox
dd if=/sdcard/busybox of=/system/xbin/busybox
/sdcard/busybox: cannot open for read: No such file or directory
can someone please help me without any yelling
Thank You Haykuro & Darkrift
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You need to disconnect your phone from computer.

excellent. worked without an issue.
thanks man!

need help, installing debian first time. im on jf 1.5 adp

okay i got the debian in my root.
i typed:
cd /sdcard/debian
su
heres the part im stuck at.
i typed chmod 4755 * didnt work.
i typted ./installer.sh permission denied.
so what do i type?

im having the same problem

You must install it on ext2 partition.
You try to set special rights for debian files. but fat32/16 doesn't support that.

hiroots said:
okay i got the debian in my root.
i typed:
cd /sdcard/debian
su
heres the part im stuck at.
i typed chmod 4755 * didnt work.
i typted ./installer.sh permission denied.
so what do i type?
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I didnt do anything to my ext2.
I had the same problem and came across this and it worked for me.
steveakast3 said:
Here is what I did:
Unziped folder onto my desktop---> copied it to the root of my SD card
Opened up the terminal.
Chmod did not work, so I skipped it.
I used:
#sh ./installer.sh
It didn't do anything until I entered "exit" and pressed enter. Then it installed. Don't ask me why...
Then I used:
#sh bootdeb
And it worked like a charm.
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Busybox for the EVO

Does anyone have a compiled busybox for the EVO yet. Preferably in update.zip format. I'd like to get Debian working on the phone and Busybox is a requirement.

Im confused, I got busybox installed from titanium backup. Is that the same one you need? If so install titanium backup, hit 'problems' and install busybox that way.

I made a custom rom I just posted with BusyBox preinstalled. I will see if I can post an update.zip with busybox in it soon.

ChrisDos said:
Does anyone have a compiled busybox for the EVO yet. Preferably in update.zip format. I'd like to get Debian working on the phone and Busybox is a requirement.
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here is one of my busybox binaries which should get you going. you'll have to manually install it, adb push to sdcard and then using root, mv to /data and chmod 755. should be good to go. if you're using unrevoked root, you can put it in the shadow directory and it'll appear in /system/bin.
http://forum.sdx-developers.com/android-2-1-development/(source)-sdx-busybox-for-android-2-1/ - where we maintain our latest version of busybox thanks to LouZiffer. I use this binary in all my ROMs. Its our community trade off for features with size..
my personally hosted mirror isnt always as updated as the link above - http://www.joeyconway.com/sdx/busybox/busybox (its the recovery version from link above with more features)
i'm sure somebody will throw up an update.zip which might be easier for most users.

joeykrim said:
here is one of my busybox binaries which should get you going
http://www.joeyconway.com/sdx/busybox/busybox
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Even better Will installing it out of recovery work since it needs to add symlinks? You will probably need to go into recovery, and then adb shell busybox --install.

chuckhriczko said:
Even better Will installing it out of recovery work since it needs to add symlinks? You will probably need to go into recovery, and then adb shell busybox --install.
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yea, so depends. if you're as root in normal android mode, unrevoked or one of toast/maejrep's rooted ROMs you can manually install w/o rebooting to recovery. if you dont have root in normal android mode, no custom ROM and no unrevoked root, you'll need to go into the recovery mode with root access.
i think the command to put sym links into /sbin which would be in the default PATH is:
busybox --install -s /sbin
i havent really experimented to see what people are using as their default install locations ... sorry for the rough guide!

I installed busybox entirely from my phone using the directions laid out in the troubleshooting section on the TitaniumBackup webpage (sorry, new user cannot post link, but you can link to it from the app in the market). I have toast's root and radio and flipz's .6 ROM, and I was able to do it all using a terminal on the phone, so, no recovery.

Thank you all. I got busybox installed and working fine. Though I guess I'll have to wait until an official ROM comes out with Ext4 support as it won't let me mount the partition that contains the Debian install. I suppose I could format the partition with yaffs2, but I haven't done any research into that file system. I might just have to be patient until an ASOP based ROM is released or someone includes a kernel with Ext4 support.
Thanks everyone. I appreciate all the hard work put towards this phone.

ChrisDos said:
Thank you all. I got busybox installed and working fine. Though I guess I'll have to wait until an official ROM comes out with Ext4 support as it won't let me mount the partition that contains the Debian install. I suppose I could format the partition with yaffs2, but I haven't done any research into that file system. I might just have to be patient until an ASOP based ROM is released or someone includes a kernel with Ext4 support.
Thanks everyone. I appreciate all the hard work put towards this phone.
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can you post the files and directions to so i can get it installed? thanks

ChrisDos said:
Thank you all. I got busybox installed and working fine. Though I guess I'll have to wait until an official ROM comes out with Ext4 support as it won't let me mount the partition that contains the Debian install. I suppose I could format the partition with yaffs2, but I haven't done any research into that file system. I might just have to be patient until an ASOP based ROM is released or someone includes a kernel with Ext4 support.
Thanks everyone. I appreciate all the hard work put towards this phone.
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if you use toast's kernel source released here, you can compile a working kernel with ext4 support ... just throwing out ideas cuz i'd hate to see you stop with your progress!

Busybox Installation Instructions
I use Linux, well, for all my computers, including my phone
So these instructions are biased for Linux...
Boot into torch's recovery.
Download busybox from joeykrim:
http://www.joeyconway.com/sdx/busybox/busybox
Place it in a directory and create this script:
Install_Busybox.sh:
#!/bin/bash
echo "Mounting /system"
adb shell mount -v /system
echo "Mounting /data"
adb shell mount -v /data
sleep 3
adb push busybox /data
adb shell chmod 755 /data/busybox
adb shell /data/busybox --install -s /system/xbin
echo "Waiting for system to stabilize before unmounting"
sleep 3
adb shell umount -v /system
adb shell umount -v /data
chmod 755 Install_Busybox.sh
./Install_Busybox.sh
Windows/Mac users can just manually run the adb commands and it should work fine.

joeykrim said:
if you use toast's kernel source released here, you can compile a working kernel with ext4 support ... just throwing out ideas cuz i'd hate to see you stop with your progress!
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Well, I compile kernels all the time for my laptop and Myth boxes. Is there a bit of a how-to for compiling the kernel for ARM and install it/replace the current kernel. It's be nice to find out how-to on how to make an update.zip to provide the install for everyone else as well.

[ROOT] Easy Root, works with any Stock ROM (Including 2.31.651.7!)

Disclaimer: This is not one-click. However, it IS relatively short and straightforward, and does not require you to downgrade.
Credits: The 743C exploit, and ChainsDD for Superuser.
You need:
Android SDK installed and working.
The zip attached to this post.
If you're still on Cupcake (Android 1.5) you'll need su and Superuser from http://bit.ly/su2361cd
So, let's get down to business.
Unzip the attached file into your /android-sdk/tools/ directory, it'll make your life (and ours) easier.
Open up your command line, change to the SDK tools directory, and enter these commands:
Code:
adb push rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin /data/local/tmp
adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
Now execute the exploit:
Code:
adb shell
/data/local/tmp/rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
Wait for the exploit to finish.
Code:
exit
If it doesn't exit cleanly, chances are it worked, just close your terminal or command prompt and open a new one.
Test that it worked:
Code:
adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb shell
If you see a $, it DID NOT work, execute the exploit again. (Step 3)
If you see a #, it WORKED, continue:
Code:
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
exit
adb push su /system/xbin
adb shell chmod 4755 /system/xbin/su
adb install Superuser.apk
You may need to ctrl-c once it says Success!
Next time you 'su' in adb shell, make sure to click Allow in Superuser!
You may instead install Superuser from the Market if you wish.
Clean up the exploit:
Code:
adb shell rm /data/local/tmp/rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
If you ever do a "Factory Reset", Superuser will go away, but you DO NOT lose root. Just reinstall Superuser.
What next? The choice is yours! Remove stock apps, get some good 'ol WiFi tethering, or flash something different!
*NOTE*
The above steps DO NOT put a recovery on your phone, though it is VERY EASY.
Once you're rooted, install ROM Manager by Koushik Dutta from the Market. Open it up, click "Flash ClockworkMod Recovery".
Select your model (Hero CDMA), and hit Allow when the Superuser Prompt shows up.
*NOTE*
The above steps DO NOT install Busybox on your phone.
Simply install Busybox from Stephen (Stericson), available on the market.
Start the app and click Allow when prompted by Superuser.
How To Uninstall
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
rm /system/xbin/su
rm /etc/passwd
rm /etc/group
Uninstall Superuser.apk then reboot, and you're set!

tehdarkknight said:
Disclaimer: This is not one-click. However, it IS relatively short and straightforward.
Credits: The 743C exploit, and ChainsDD for Superuser.
You need:
Android SDK installed and working.
The zip attached to this post.
So, let's get down to business.
Unzip the attached file into your /android-sdk/tools/ directory, it'll make your life (and ours) easier.
Open up your command line, change to the SDK tools directory, and enter these commands:
Code:
adb push rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin /data/local/tmp
adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
Now execute the exploit:
Code:
adb shell
/data/local/tmp/rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin
Wait for the exploit to finish.
Code:
exit
If it doesn't exit cleanly, chances are it worked, just close your terminal or command prompt and open a new one.
Test that it worked:
Code:
adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb shell
If you see a $, it DID NOT work, execute the exploit again. (Step 3)
If you see a #, it WORKED, continue:
Code:
mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
exit
adb push su /system/xbin
adb shell chmod 4755 /system/xbin/su
adb install Superuser.apk
You may need to ctrl-c once it says Success!
Next time you 'su' in adb shell, make sure to click Allow in Superuser!
That's it!
I won't give directions on installing a recovery or flashing another rom, there are plenty of threads detailing how to do so.
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Pretty straightforward. This will probably help a lot of newer hero owners, because amazingly, people are still buying them every day!
If I get a chance to test it out, I will.

Nice job. Should be stickied so people don't run around searching through all the old rooting threads which aren't as compatible with the newer RUU versions.

Worked nicely on a refurb Hero that Sprint sent due to the dust problem.
Thanks!

Works great for me

Why am I having trouble doing this? I was able to do it on one Hero though not after many retries, but not on another.

tehdarkknight said:
Disclaimer: This is not one-click. However, it IS relatively short and straightforward, and does not require you to downgrade.
Credits: The 743C exploit, and ChainsDD for Superuser.
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Great! I can't live without WiFi tethering my iPad which is why I haven't done the 2.31.651.7 HTC OTA update at all.
So, I take it that this exploit will root the Official RUU_Hero_C_Sprint_2.31.651.7_signed_release.exe file then too? I ask because I really don't like to do 'update patches'. I prefer to flash and start fresh so I'm planning on flashing the RUU and then doing this root exploit. Yes, No???

DaWeav said:
Great! I can't live without WiFi tethering my iPad which is why I haven't done the 2.31.651.7 HTC OTA update at all.
So, I take it that this exploit will root the Official RUU_Hero_C_Sprint_2.31.651.7_signed_release.exe file then too? I ask because I really don't like to do 'update patches'. I prefer to flash and start fresh so I'm planning on flashing the RUU and then doing this root exploit. Yes, No???
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I tested it with the very same RUU, it works.

tehdarkknight said:
I tested it with the very same RUU, it works.
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SUPER!
Because when I saw this post, I tried to download the latest OTA patch, but my phone just responds 'Your phone is up to date. There are no updates available for your phone'. Strange, because I'm on 2.27.651.6 and the OTAcerts.ZIP is in tact.
Oh well, FEAR NOT, because after I get back from the store this morning, then get the TV tuned to the split screen with football on one and the baseball playoffs on the other, and get Leo Laporte's TechGuy radio show screaming...it'll be the perfect time to flash my phone to factory fresh.
Thanks.

Works perfectly on latest and "greatest" stock ROM... excellent

DaWeav said:
SUPER!
Because when I saw this post, I tried to download the latest OTA patch, but my phone just responds 'Your phone is up to date. There are no updates available for your phone'. Strange, because I'm on 2.27.651.6 and the OTAcerts.ZIP is in tact.
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Same thing happened to me, that's why I tested this method with the RUU

What are the advantages to ruu'ing to. 7 and rooting again? I rooted my .5 hero and have had no problems....is there something significant that makes the extra work worth it?
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App

tehdarkknight said:
Same thing happened to me, that's why I tested this method with the RUU
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Well, I just did the RUU, then did this root, then loaded WiFi Tether, and I'm back in business with my iPad tethering.
Vandelay007 said:
What are the advantages to ruu'ing to. 7 and rooting again? I rooted my .5 hero and have had no problems....is there something significant that makes the extra work worth it?
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One reason is that when I tried to download the latest OTA update today, I could not. And another reason is before I RUU'd, I had less than 50MB of available memory, but now I have 96MB available with all of my programs loaded again. So for me, it just seems more and more that Android (or HTC Sense) is like Windows boxes since it seems I have to reload the Android OS every now and then to clean things out.

Vandelay007 said:
What are the advantages to ruu'ing to. 7 and rooting again? I rooted my .5 hero and have had no problems....is there something significant that makes the extra work worth it?
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App
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Well, if you're using Sprint's official stock .5 rom, with no tweaks applied, you gain the advantage of having an up-to-date rom with the latest bugfixes from Sprint, plus I would say my root method is less invasive and more transparent than other root methods. My personal opinion is that it feels like a root method that can't be abused easily.

SuperOneClick

But I don't need storage space with firerats custom mtd partition....I have over 200mb free with over 50 apps and zero of them on m SD card
Sent from my HERO200 using XDA App

this isnt working.... I can't get passed step 3... my phones just restarts, and then i can't get any further than that.

devonkosa said:
this isnt working.... I can't get passed step 3... my phones just restarts, and then i can't get any further than that.
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Give us some info. What's your ROM version?

aosp said:
SuperOneClick
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Is SuperOneClick the same method of rooting?

chiill said:
Is SuperOneClick the same method of rooting?
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Yes it is....
Ok guyz, I'm going to help yall out !!!!
Look at this and this works I just did it.... any questions pm me then I will post up on here....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=803682
This is for rooting your hero and other android devices, even at .7 on the Hero.... I just did this and I laughed at out quick and easy this was... Just make sure you are charge only, and you unzip the downloaded file,.. then open up the SuperOneClickv1.3-ShortFuse.zip on your computer somewhere and open up the SuperOneClick program, and bam you are done....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/atta...5&d=1286657043

Deodexing I9001

The guide for deodexing SGSII (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1113937) works also for SGS+ (rooted of course).
I used xUltimate version v.2.3.1 for successful deodexing of rooted I9001XXKP4 ROM.

Hello
I only know deodexing merge *.apk and *.odex files.. What will i get if i deodex my rom ? Run faster ?

XER0123 said:
Hello
I only know deodexing merge *.apk and *.odex files.. What will i get if i deodex my rom ? Run faster ?
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Deodexing actually makes the ROM a bit slower (at least on the first boot). The main advantage is that it makes customization (themes, icons etc.) easier.
The UOT Kitchen claims to support also odexed stock ROMs (and now also TouchWiz ROMs), has anyone tried it with SGS+? (worked fine with my deoxeded ROM).

Maigel said:
Deodexing actually makes the ROM a bit slower (at least on the first boot). The main advantage is that it makes customization (themes, icons etc.) easier.
The UOT Kitchen claims to support also odexed stock ROMs (and now also TouchWiz ROMs), has anyone tried it with SGS+? (worked fine with my deoxeded ROM).
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I tried with my odexed rom and it works.

I'm stuck on
* Checking Phone ROM Build.... *
* Waiting for Phone... *
I have Android SDK and JDK installed. Ideas?
Thanks

karo_96 said:
I'm stuck on
* Checking Phone ROM Build.... *
* Waiting for Phone... *
I have Android SDK and JDK installed. Ideas?
Thanks
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Oh, I forgot to enable USB Debugging. Now all is okey, but I can't copy folders to internal sd
Thanks in advance

karo_96 said:
Oh, I forgot to enable USB Debugging. Now all is okey, but I can't copy folders to internal sd
Thanks in advance
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The phone is connected to PC in mass storage mode? You should see (at least in Windows) internal SD mounted as normal removable disk and then you can just copy & paste those folders from your PC.
If you're satisfied with UOT Kitchen possibilities and have no plans for other customization then you don't gain much by deodexing.

Okey, thanks, but when I write "adb shell" in cmd it returns
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

karo_96 said:
Okey, thanks, but when I write "adb shell" in cmd it returns
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
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Locate your adb.exe (you did install Android SDK didn't you) and add it to your PATH (or execute <install dir>\abd.exe).

Maigel said:
Locate your adb.exe (you did install Android SDK didn't you) and add it to your PATH (or execute <install dir>\abd.exe).
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Oh, Thanks, this step is now ok, but still not working :S
When I write cp /sdcard/done_app/* /system/app/ in cmd, it returns "Permision Denied"

is the UOT kitchen working on galaxy i9001?
awesome, i'm going to check it out now!

karo_96 said:
Oh, Thanks, this step is now ok, but still not working :S
When I write cp /sdcard/done_app/* /system/app/ in cmd, it returns "Permision Denied"
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You need to execute these commands first as adviced:
su
stop
mount -o remount rw /system

Maigel said:
You need to execute these commands first as adviced:
su
stop
mount -o remount rw /system
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Yes, but look the screenshot: http://img851.imageshack.us/img851/9163/screenshotpgd.png

karo_96 said:
Yes, but look the screenshot: http://img851.imageshack.us/img851/9163/screenshotpgd.png
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Can someone help me?

karo_96 said:
Can someone help me?
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When you enter the 'su' command first time via adb shell, you have to check the phone screen - the Superuser app is requesting permission for the command (and you'll have to grant it of course to continue).

i tried to deodex my device
but somehow i stuck on the last step
Code:
adb shell
$ su
# stop
# mount -o remount rw /system
# rm /system/app/*.odex
# rm /system/framework/*.odex
# cp /sdcard/done_app/* /system/app/
# cp /sdcard/done_frame/* /system/framework/
# mount -o remount ro /system
# reboot
when i try to enter " cp /sdcard/done_app/* /system/app/ "
a message shows up: cp: not found
well after that my phone starts into a bootloop
any suggestions how to solve this cp: not found ??

Blumdum said:
when i try to enter " cp /sdcard/done_app/* /system/app/ "
a message shows up: cp: not found
well after that my phone starts into a bootloop
any suggestions how to solve this cp: not found ??
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Install Busybox first (Busybox installer can be found from Market)?

i had busybox on my phone as far as i know

Blumdum said:
i had busybox on my phone as far as i know
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Maybe you have installed it in a way that no symbolic links to commands have not been created? Does "/system/xbin/busybox cp" work?

i installed it like 10 min ago
and this " /system/xbin/busybox cp " works
tomorrow i try it again to deodex my device
edit:
thanks not it worked