Hello!
I don't know how to pass this problem. I have downloaded superuser app but it was futile.
TE can install aps from .apk? And other files management?
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Kalimdor said:
Hello!
I don't know how to pass this problem. I have downloaded superuser app but it was futile.
TE can install aps from .apk? And other files management?
Sent from my Nexus S using XDA App
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did you root your phone? The superuser app relies on the su binary being installed, in other words, just downloading superuser from the market doesn't root you.
Then, in the terminal emulator app, many commands require you to type "su" to enable the terminal to have root access.
To root I have used this topic :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=927838
So I can manage my phone from google SDK adb command line but from Terminal emulator I can't.
Now superuser app is asking me to : 'A zip filr (su-2.3.1-bin-signed.zip) has been placed on your sdcard, please reboot into recovery mode and flash it to update your su binary' ...
Well...the superboot method shouldn't need you to install su, it's supposed to do it for you.
The message you're getting is telling you to boot into recovery and install that zip. I don't know if it will flash from the stock recovery, but it will certainly flash from clockwork recovery if you boot into clockwork.
Key I will try from clockw. Stock found problem with certificates.
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OK. I have been searching all over the place, and there were solutions, but my phone will not listen to me.
Instructions
1)Download and extract the file below
2)Use a terminal emulator or ADB shell and type.. (or you can use Root Explorer or SGSTools to mount system RW)
Code:
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/stl9 /system
3)Use a file manager like Root Explorer and copy the recovery file to /system/bin and replace the one there
4)Now, reboot and you should have a modded 3e recovery with no signature verification
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On the 2nd part, it will not allow me to mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/stl9 /system.
The terminal emulator is not receiving the "superuser permission", since it's not even asking for the superuser permission.
I did not deny the app nor ignore. I tried reinstalling the terminal emulator, same thing happens.
Also I downloaded ROM Manager. It downloaded me the flashclockworkmod recovery, but it will not reboot into that. Instead it shows the regular recovery mode, and when I try to install the update.zip manually, the error shows again despite the fact that I did all the parts except the 2nd step, because my terminal emulator kept getting denied access when I entered that in.
Please help me. I don't know what hard life my phone is going through.
Asked and answered many times. You could have posted in an existing thread. If your phone is not rooted you will not be able to do this.
My phone is rooted. It has superuser app, along with other apps that require superuser permissions.
How would I have done step 3 without my phone being rooted? if by using root explorer?
I just stated that Terminal Emulator is not receiving the "superuser permission".
I don't know how to manually give Terminal Emulator the "Superuser permission" since, it is not asking me for it, as previously in Eclair.
Are you entering
Su
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? I am sorry, I did not understand what you said.
on my Su, I have
Allow
AdFree
ROM Manager
SGS Tools
because they asked for su permission.
But on the terminal emu, it does not even ask for a su permission.
to do unrooted you use adb to push
or root it then use root explorer to drop new 3e fix
try uninstalling terminal em and reinstall. you might have pressed back when it asked the first time, that will screw you
When you mean drop new 3e fix, does that mean to delete file and replace with the updatedone on xda?
I did that previously and rebootseveral times before, but same error came up
Thread closed, already answered.
Has anyone been able to flash 3.0 bet to their g2x device?
I also tried to manuelly push it to system via root explorer and changing the permissions but it kept denying root access to apps i have
Sent from my Galaxy Tab 7in.
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Sent from my Galaxy Tab 7in.
I've tried flashing it twice via CWM but wasn't successful both times. Here's what I did to make it work.
1. Extracted su and Superuser.apk from the .zip file
2. Opened up a command prompt and issued an adb remount command
3. Pushed su into /system/bin and /system/xbin
4. Login as su into Terminal Emulator
5. Changed file permission for su (chmod 6755 su) <- verify this by opening the updater script inside the zip file
6. Open Root Explorer and install Superuser.apk
7. Reboot
joackie27 said:
I've tried flashing it twice via CWM but wasn't successful both times. Here's what I did to make it work.
1. Extracted su and Superuser.apk from the .zip file
2. Opened up a command prompt and issued an adb remount command
3. Pushed su into /system/bin and /system/xbin
4. Login as su into Terminal Emulator
5. Changed file permission for su (chmod 755 su) <- verify this by opening the updater script inside the zip file
6. Open Root Explorer and install Superuser.apk
7. Reboot
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what are the commands to type in? wondering as well how to login into su
Suprah said:
Has anyone been able to flash 3.0 bet to their g2x device?
I also tried to manuelly push it to system via root explorer and changing the permissions but it kept denying root access to apps i have
Sent from my Galaxy Tab 7in.
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Had the same issue today. Totally screwed.
Resolved by downloading through ROM Manager superuser 2.3.6.3-efgh. It fails to be installed through ROM Manager b/c access denied, just disregard. Run any file manager, go to /sdcard/clockwork/download/....further find this zip-file -su-2.3.6.3-efgh-signed.zip and move it into /sdcard.
Then reboot into recovery mode, run "install zip from sdcard", find this su-2.3.6.3-efgh-signed.zip on your sdcard and install it. REBOOT. Done.
Hello,
i am working on chinese android tablet called "MID-U705B". The device came half rooted i guess. I am getting an # in the adb shell, even without running "su", right from the start of adb shell. Nevertheless i am not able to run any root apps. When i am trying to call a root shell command from my app i am getting: [java.io.IOException] : write failed: EPIPE (Broken pipe).
There is a su file inside my /system/xbin folder and i also created a symbolic link to it in /system/bin.
Does someone know how to get full root access on this devices? Whats missing?
Thanks for your help and advice!
Best regards,
Hans
skatehans said:
Hello,
i am working on chinese android tablet called "MID-U705B". The device came half rooted i guess. I am getting an # in the adb shell, even without running "su", right from the start of adb shell. Nevertheless i am not able to run any root apps. When i am trying to call a root shell command from my app i am getting: [java.io.IOException] : write failed: EPIPE (Broken pipe).
There is a su file inside my /system/xbin folder and i also created a symbolic link to it in /system/bin.
Does someone know how to get full root access on this devices? Whats missing?
Thanks for your help and advice!
Best regards,
Hans
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If you can get root on ADB then just install SuperSU app and its binaries and you are good to go.
Flashing the attached ZIP will install SuperSU app and everything it requires to function.
NOTE: You probably need a custom recovery because the zip isn't signed.
Thanks for your reply!
Unfortunately i dont have a custom recovery because its a no name device an there does not exist a custom recovery for this device. Is there any way to install this without a custom recovery? What happens when i try to flash it from a (chinese) stock-recovery?
skatehans said:
Thanks for your reply!
Unfortunately i dont have a custom recovery because its a no name device an there does not exist a custom recovery for this device. Is there any way to install this without a custom recovery? What happens when i try to flash it from a (chinese) stock-recovery?
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You should be able to flash it via fastboot.
Thats the next Problem. I cant boot into fastboot mode. When i execute "adb reboot bootloader" or "adb reboot download" the device boots up like normal, so i guess fastboot is not available on this device.
Do you know any other way?
Hey everyone,
I'll be showing you the easiest way to replace Kinguser/KingoSuperUser or any other superuser app with SuperSU.
Procedure:
1. Download & Install ES File Explorer
2. In ES File Explorer menu ☰ , scroll down and enable the Root Explorer option
3. Now click on Homepage > Device > System > app
4. Once you're in the system/app folder, look for Kinguser.apk or KingoSuperUser.apk or any other Superuser apk that you have.
5. Delete that Superuser.apk, and go to Playstore and install that same Superuser app. Once installed, uninstall it from Playstore.
6. Now download and install SuperSU and update binaries via normal mode.
7. After 2 to 5 minutes, your binary will be updated, SuperSU will be installed correctly and now reboot your phone.
Note: Do not worry, deleting the SuperUser .apk will not unroot your phone. And this is also a fix for binary update issue.
MSalmanKhan17 said:
5. Delete that Superuser.apk, and go to Playstore and install that same Superuser app. Once installed, uninstall it from Playstore.
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I don't understand that step. I rooted with KingRoot but this App isn't on playstore.
So I deleted the .apk, installed new from my downloaded apk and uninstalled with Titanium Backup.
The SuperSU still complains that it cannot replace the su-binary.
Any idea?
My phone is a Honor 4X Che2-L11 with an ARM Cortex-A53 Processor.
tosho1 said:
I don't understand that step. I rooted with KingRoot but this App isn't on playstore.
So I deleted the .apk, installed new from my downloaded apk and uninstalled with Titanium Backup.
The SuperSU still complains that it cannot replace the su-binary.
Any idea?
My phone is a Honor 4X Che2-L11 with an ARM Cortex-A53 Processor.
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I followed the manual steps that Supersu says when installing the app (redirects to a web). It says there are 2 options, the other is installing Supersu-Me, but I haven't tried that (there seems to be issues for Lollipop). Also, in my device there was only one Kingo Superuser app and a Kingo Link app (I have seen webs where Kingo installs up to 3 things).
You need root (Kingo), su binary file, busybox, terminal emulator, ES explorer, supersu app.
Step 1: Install ES explorer with root.
Step 2: Rename Su to .SU
Step 3: Copy .SU to system/xbin
Step 4: Authorize .Su. For that, open terminal and type:
system/bin/su
mount -o rw,remount -t rootfs rootfs /system
chmod 777 /system/xbin/.su
Step 5: delete the other SU files, such as ksu, etc.
# check attributes
busybox lsattr /system/xbin/su
# remove a and i
busybox chattr -a /system/xbin/su
busybox chattr -i /system/xbin/su
# remove su
rm /system/xbin/su
Step 6: Rename.SU to SU
Step 7: Go back to the desktop to delete the other authorization apps, uninstall KingoRoot,
open SuperSU, it should ask to update binaries, choose yes, choose NORMAL, and reboot.
Hope it helps!
where is file ,
pzl upload the su file here,
and ur procedure is not understanding
properly ,
plz give procedure how to do this ,
or upload video,
@tosho1 its because huawei protect system partition on locked bootloader devices.
reflash stock rom, root with kingroot, flash twrp with rashr, unroot inside of kingroot and flash supersu with twrp
(you will be able to unroot because system is still mounted after rooting but after reboot you wont be able to touch it, thats why you have to use kingroot only to flash twrp and then remove it when you are still able to)
(method tested and working on my own che2-l11)
Thanks for your reply MarcoPLs.
Meanwhile I managed to get root working flawlessly. Don't ask me, how It's too long ago.
hijackerdev said:
where is file ,
pzl upload the su file here,
and ur procedure is not understanding
properly ,
plz give procedure how to do this ,
or upload video,
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What worked for me was finding older version of kingroot app and rooting with that then using super SU me.apk
Replace kingroot with supersu
Here you will learn how to replace kingroot with supersu
Replace Kingroot With SuperSU
Remove KingRoot’s KingUser with SuperSU using Terminal [Requires Intermediate skills]
This method works for almost all the android devices and works the best, However, it requires some decent skills to follow the instructions and copy the commands listed below into the Terminal app.
The link of the script which is shared below works without a computer system/PC, Hence the steps I’m listing below won’t require a computer PC. So are you ready?
Downloads
This download section has the download links to the files or apps you will require to complete the below listed steps. Ready to shift from KingUser to SuperSU? What are you waiting for?
lets begin.
1.Download & Install Terminal Emulator App
2.Download SuperSu script from here http://www.mediafire.com/file/mxzbt42xypvn2ts/Replace_Kinguser_with_SuperSU-v2.4.zip and unzip it!
Steps to Replace KingUser with SuperSU?
Step 1: Extract the Replace_Kinguser_with_SuperSU ZIP File & Transfer the extracted version to Internal storage of device.
Install the Terminal app for Android and extract the Replace_Kinguser_with_SuperSU file and after extracting the Replace_Kinguser_with_supersu file transfer the “Extracted Folder – MRW” to outermost directory in the internal storage.
Step 2: Open Terminal Android App & Write the Following commands in the Android Terminal.
Open the terminal android app type the command “su” in the terminal, after writing the SU in terminal, you will be prompted with the message box asking you to deny/grant the functions. Granting permission will help you remove the kinguser on your smartphone.
After granting permissions you will have to type one single line of code, The other command will be: sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh
After writing the above command, it might show some error, but ignore that error, it will automatically launch SuperSU, in case it doesn’t manually open SuperSU.
Once done, Restart your smartphone and you will see that SuperSU works flawlessly on your Smartphone. That’s all, you’ve successfully replaced KingRoot’s KingUser with Chainfire’s SuperSU.
Huge thanks to the Dev of the script
Source and Download link credits goes to Droidmen.com
Thread link of Droidmen: https://www.droidmen.com/remove-kingroot-kinguser-with-supersu/
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can anyone confirm it in above 4.4 ?
sohamsen said:
can anyone confirm it in above 4.4 ?
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Well it works on 4.4.2 but you need you manually uninstall kinguser in system after.
Arkonite said:
Well it works on 4.4.2 but you need you manually uninstall kinguser in system after.
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mine uninstalled automatically
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