i have rooted, and flash Haykuro's cupcake on my G1!
but i can't use the command as root in the terminal , like Chmod .
so i can't install Debian in my gphone now, Who has the solution to help me ?
ghostwalker makes a *.img file ,can we install Debian in our SD card's ext2 partition? can we make it ?
Thanks everyone who have noticed my question!
swyws said:
i have rooted, and flash Haykuro's cupcake on my G1!
but i can't use the command as root in the terminal , like Chmod .
so i can't install Debian in my gphone now, Who has the solution to help me ?
ghostwalker makes a *.img file ,can we install Debian in our SD card's ext2 partition? can we make it ?
Thanks everyone who have noticed my question!
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It would be best to reply in this topic: Installing Debian + blahblah
The Debian installation has not been tested with Haykuro's builds.
zeezee said:
It would be best to reply in this topic: Installing Debian + blahblah
The Debian installation has not been tested with Haykuro's builds.
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thank you all the same, I've tried as you say!
But my problem is i can't use the command like "chmod 4755 *"
so i can't install Debian
I was install Debian in JF's RC33 1.42. and have no problem!
You could also try this, not an installer but all the steps.
Debian & Android
zeezee said:
You could also try this, not an installer but all the steps.
Debian & Android
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without root my file, what can i do with debian?
chmod my file as root is the first step!
zeezee said:
You could also try this, not an installer but all the steps.
Debian & Android
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Won't work. I already tried it. For more info, check out the thread that I posted.
swyws said:
without root my file, what can i do with debian?
chmod my file as root is the first step!
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Without root you cant do anything.
zeezee:
I think by "root my file", he means SUID...
swyws:
Try running "busybox chmod 4755 *" instead of "chmod 4755"... just to see if busybox can do it
Also, as long as YOU'RE root, whatever you run will have root privs (and SUID won't be necessary)... so chmod 755 * should do
And as a last thing, the other guide zeezee linked to doesn't set suid either (thats a step-by-step of the installation process, while the one you follow is automated).
Hope that helps
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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Does someone knows how to allow the root access on android emulator?
I have root while connecting via adb, but I want to debug my application's features which require the root access.
When I type "su" in the ConnectBot terminal application I got:
$ su
su: uid 10036 not allowed to su
I tried to execute from adb shell:
# chmod 4755 busybox
but the busybox did not become root neither.
Please help!
+1 Funny.. was going to ask the same question today!
stanglx said:
+1 Funny.. was going to ask the same question today!
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Good. If you find the answer, post it here please.
So, no answer to this?
I ended up by running Android-x86 on the Oracle's VirtualBox emulator. There is a stable Donut and even Froyo available for download. The image is rooted, but does not let me remount the system partition, though.
Howdy,
Can someone tell me what exactly rage.bin is/does to the phone?
I understand that busybox is essentially a list of UNIX commands made available on the Android system and that SU elevates the ability to issue commands but I cannot figure out what rage.bin actually is.
Why would I need to use it to root my phone? Why wouldn't I just ADB su and busybox to /system/xbin and CHMOD and CAT them?
Thanks,
Z
Hi all...when in adb shell I can't seem to access certain commands without a segmentation fault occuring.
Specifically:
ls
chmod
and I'm sure there are others.
Running
Droid 1 - Motorola
CyanogenMod v6 (latest stable release)
Android SDK on my PC
I am trying to get busybox installed. I have it copied into /data/local and can CD to that directory but cannot chmod the file to 755 perms nor can I do an ls.
I opened the terminal emulator in this ROM and I have the same problem too. So...not likely an issue with ADB.
I've made it this far and am most decidedly STUCK. Done a lot of hunting and can't find anywhere anyone has run into this. Any help appreciated.
i have. did you lose root? thats why mine says it. i was unrooted and now my permission are only read only so i dont think i can get root back.