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[Q] Can someone PLEASE help me adb remount?? details inside...

im using the stock .7 official, rooted. i deleted a bunch of crap, running clockwork mod recovery.
i cant adb remount or push to /system/framework. says its read only or some junk...will someone please help me fix this?? ive tried 'cooking' a rom, im not great at it and get frustrated. is there any way to get it while using the rom im currently running? i just want to edit the ev icon and the bars but cant push the file to my device. please help!!
thank you thank you

try the Q & A forum.....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=650

someonenewhere said:
try the Q & A forum.....
http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=650
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but that would be to easy!

I'd recommend just remounting the /system partition while in Clockwork Mod... there is no real point to pushing a file while out of recovery since 1. You won't see the change, and 2. You'll start getting FC's. Note that you shouldn't have to use adb remount either in recovery... go to Partitions, and then mount /system.

mrinehart93 said:
I'd recommend just remounting the /system partition while in Clockwork Mod... there is no real point to pushing a file while out of recovery since 1. You won't see the change, and 2. You'll start getting FC's. Note that you shouldn't have to use adb remount either in recovery... go to Partitions, and then mount /system.
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ill try that, thank you for the INFORMATIVE response...

mrinehart93 said:
I'd recommend just remounting the /system partition while in Clockwork Mod... there is no real point to pushing a file while out of recovery since 1. You won't see the change, and 2. You'll start getting FC's. Note that you shouldn't have to use adb remount either in recovery... go to Partitions, and then mount /system.
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thanks a lot man. i did that and now ive rid my display of that ugly ass Ev icon. thanks!

tailsthecat3 said:
thanks a lot man. i did that and now ive rid my display of that ugly ass Ev icon. thanks!
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No problem. Just next time remember to post in the Questions and Answers forums, as this forum we are in right now is for HTC Hero projects, such as new ROM's, etc.

mrinehart93 said:
I'd recommend just remounting the /system partition while in Clockwork Mod... there is no real point to pushing a file while out of recovery since 1. You won't see the change, and 2. You'll start getting FC's. Note that you shouldn't have to use adb remount either in recovery... go to Partitions, and then mount /system.
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You can do it while your phone is running.
Code:
adb remount
adb shell stop
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/framework-res.apk
adb shell start
Phone reboots and you have your new framework mods up and running.

[HOW TO] Update to 2.3.6 OTA Preserving Root Access! Working!! And Tested!

Hello guys! the instructions are very easy if you do the steps correctly.
This is my first post in the development section.
First, go to market and download OTA Rootkeeper
Second, open the app, Select Create SU Backup.
Third, Select Temp UnRoot(with backup)
Fourth, uninstall Superuser, if you have superuser elite uninstall it also! and uninstall OTA Rootkeeper(dont worry it will not delete UR Backup!)
Fifth, Download and install the OTA.
After it is done and reboot, do a power cycle.
and the last step, go to market, install superuser and ota rootkeeper.
Launch OTA Rootkeeper and Select RestoreRoot, accept the superuser permission, and reboot!
AND ur back with rooted 2.3.6!
Michael
Alternate method! This is Jim's method(Thanks jim for this other way)
To do the 4ever root hack do the following:
1) open root explorer or ew file manager etc...
go to /system/bin
find the file named mount_ext3.sh
touch and hold the file name until the menu appears, go to open in text editor.
Add the following line to the VERY bottom of the file, after the fi
chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
chmod 4755 /system/xbin/su
chmod 644 /system/app/Superuser.apk
2) SAVE!!!! the file.
3) Do the OTA update.
4) You should still have root after the update, now.
Jim
Enjoy, Hope this helps!

I missed step 3 and 4 this is why it did not work for me

Does this work if coming from SuperCharged V4, or only if coming from stock 2.3.5?
Thanks

Zoide_ said:
Does this work if coming from SuperCharged V4, or only if coming from stock 2.3.5?
Thanks
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I don't know but as soon as I get home I'm going to check and see... Just got another A2 today, its going to be a good lil Guinea Pig... (insert evil grin here)
Sent from my MB865 using XDA App

The easier way to do this, is just do the 4ever root that was done for the bionic.
Just add these lines to the bottom of the /system/bin/mount_ext3.sh files with the text editor in root explorer, or through adb.
chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
chmod 644 /system/app/Superuser.apk
Do that BEFORE the OTA update, and you will not have any issues with OTAs ever again and loosing root. but if you did not do the update maually, and you used the one-click you might need to add the following line as well....
chmod 4755 /system/xbin/su
Jim

Zoide_ said:
Does this work if coming from SuperCharged V4, or only if coming from stock 2.3.5?
Thanks
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cant tell you, i didnt had a custom rom on it while i tried but if i am correct the update will work with stock only. wait till Iggis Pop do the test before attempting.

I just used OTA Rootkeeper normally and it worked fine for me. Backed up root, temp un-rooted, downloaded and applied the update, then restored root from OTA Rootkeeper after the update finished. I have root back just fine...
Did this not work for others?

I must of did something wrong because this did not work for me. I followed the steps to a T and it didn't take.
Sent from my MB865 using xda premium

jimbridgman said:
The easier way to do this, is just do the 4ever root that was done for the bionic.
Just add these lines to the bottom of the /system/bin/mount_ext3.sh files with the text editor in root explorer, or through adb.
chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
chmod 444 /system/app/Superuser.apk
Do that BEFORE the OTA update, and you will not have any issues with OTAs ever again and loosing root.
Jim
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be carefull, the update brings a new security environment and new security patches that google just released. the update over writes parts of the system data. the safest way that i tested is this method. be careful with ever root

jimbridgman said:
The easier way to do this, is just do the 4ever root that was done for the bionic.
Just add these lines to the bottom of the /system/bin/mount_ext3.sh files with the text editor in root explorer, or through adb.
chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
chmod 444 /system/app/Superuser.apk
Do that BEFORE the OTA update, and you will not have any issues with OTAs ever again and loosing root.
Jim
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Jim,
I have a question about running a Deodexed rom. Will I have a problem upgrading or do I have to SBF back to stock? I also have the 1 percent mod that I love. How can I keep this. My understanding is this only works for deodexed roms.

tmease1 said:
I must of did something wrong because this did not work for me. I followed the steps to a T and it didn't take.
Sent from my MB865 using xda premium
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can you tell me step by step what ou did so i can help you!

jimbridgman said:
The easier way to do this, is just do the 4ever root that was done for the bionic.
Just add these lines to the bottom of the /system/bin/mount_ext3.sh files with the text editor in root explorer, or through adb.
chmod 4755 /system/bin/su
chmod 444 /system/app/Superuser.apk
Do that BEFORE the OTA update, and you will not have any issues with OTAs ever again and loosing root.
Jim
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x2 I used this method and it works fine. No messing around with OTA rootkepper, no need to uninstall superuser/etc.
Michael443 said:
be carefull, the update brings a new security environment and new security patches that google just released. the update over writes parts of the system data. the safest way that i tested is this method. be careful with ever root
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ever root is arguably SAFER than your method. All it does is make the system change the permission on the files on every bootup. It's not rocket science.

09CarreraS said:
Jim,
I have a question about running a Deodexed rom. Will I have a problem upgrading or do I have to SBF back to stock? I also have the 1 percent mod that I love. How can I keep this. My understanding is this only works for deodexed roms.
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I'm not Jim but I do have the answers to your questions!
You should flash the fkz's (sbf) files before you update, just a good idea to remove any oddities or potential problems. Also most modifications do relay on a deodexed ROM , so my guess is that it won't work with the new update yet. My personal recommendation would be to wait until lfaber06 incorperates this update into a nice little cwm flashable zip (around this weekend, or next), that will already contain root, as well as the 1 percent mod and the updated theming!

Thanks for the answer! Hey I'm from Ma as well.

well that's what i get for not reading here first. My coworker was demo-ing an app to our CEO and the update notification came in. A few minutes later he comes back and says he hit download then install when it came up. When i got it it was flashing in recovery already

extide said:
x2 I used this method and it works fine. No messing around with OTA rootkepper, no need to uninstall superuser/etc.
ever root is arguably SAFER than your method. All it does is make the system change the permission on the files on every bootup. It's not rocket science.
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Well, this definitely bricked my phone.

toastthemost said:
Well, this definitely bricked my phone.
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Are you sure you followed the instructions and put the files in the right directory? I havn't had any problems using this exact method as for a few others.

No way if it was done correctly that it bricked your phone.correctly can be accomplished by navigating to the proper file then copy pasting the code in order.the only thing you are modifying is superuser.

toastthemost said:
Well, this definitely bricked my phone.
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You probably edited the ext3 mount script incorrectly then, that could easily softbrick the phone.

extide said:
You probably edited the ext3 mount script incorrectly then, that could easily softbrick the phone.
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Not sure, I just pasted those two lines under "fi" or whatever was on the last line. Checked it. Saved it. Rebooted. Boot loop.

[Q] Rooting Storex Ezee Tab 7D14-S Tablet

hello
since someone as one of this tablets and he his having problems with internal space
in order to best use the mount points and get more internal space ready i need it rooted
did anyone rooted this tablet? if so please post ...i will root it and post how to if no one already did it
thank you
Rictec

rictec said:
hello
since someone as one of this tablets and he his having problems with internal space
in order to best use the mount points and get more internal space ready i need it rooted
did anyone rooted this tablet? if so please post ...i will root it and post how to if no one already did it
thank you
Rictec
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you'll probably be redirected to my topic. i have the same device as yours and haven't found a way to root either.
Code:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/xda-assist/rooting-storex-ezee-tab-7d14-s-tablet-t2941840
i tried cydiaimpactor, towelroot... nothing. those applications just straight up say that the device isn't supported, so no luck so far.

tonebacas said:
you'll probably be redirected to my topic. i have the same device as yours and haven't found a way to root either.
Code:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/general/xda-assist/rooting-storex-ezee-tab-7d14-s-tablet-t2941840
i tried cydiaimpactor, towelroot... nothing. those applications just straight up say that the device isn't supported, so no luck so far.
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i dont have the device with me atm but when i do sometime next few days i will try again to get it rooted

Rooting Storex Ezee Tab 7D14-S
rictec said:
hello
since someone as one of this tablets and he his having problems with internal space
in order to best use the mount points and get more internal space ready i need it rooted
did anyone rooted this tablet? if so please post ...i will root it and post how to if no one already did it
thank you
Rictec
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Hello,
I did it in my Storex Ezee 7D14-5 with ROOT Genius Ver. 1.8.7, just google for it.
Best Regards

its done
used iroot to root it and got a dual partition sdcard put link2sd on it space problem solved
thank you

rictec said:
used iroot to root it and got a dual partition sdcard put link2sd on it space problem solved
thank you
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could you post a link to a tutorial on how to use iroot and a link to get iroot itself? i don't really trust google searches for stuff this sensitive.

howdy
the program i download is here
http://www.mgyun.com/en/getvroot
it is easy to follow besides putting a chinese su that can be replaced as usual with supersu
hope it helps

rictec said:
howdy
the program i download is here
http://www.mgyun.com/en/getvroot
it is easy to follow besides putting a chinese su that can be replaced as usual with supersu
hope it helps
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Hi, how did you manage to replace the chinese su with the SuperSu? I'm asking cause I don't know chinese.

too easy after having root
KradEdis said:
Hi, how did you manage to replace the chinese su with the SuperSu? I'm asking cause I don't know chinese.
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after the chinese su is there you can go to terminal remount system rw and replace the su bin file
the right character on the chine su is allow the left one is deny so easy to use too
i replaced it because titanium backup complains about it nothing else

rictec said:
after the chinese su is there you can go to terminal remount system rw and replace the su bin file
the right character on the chine su is allow the left one is deny so easy to use too
i replaced it because titanium backup complains about it nothing else
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Can you explain me how can I go to terminal in order to remount the system?

remount
KradEdis said:
Can you explain me how can I go to terminal in order to remount the system?
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There two ways both work there are also other methods to do it in the forum
install a terminal from play store open it
check if you have busybox need to install that too
type su
click on the right chinese character as soon as the chinese root appear its the allow section
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/by-name/system /system
cp /place/where the su file is/su /system/bin
chmod 644 /sytem/bin/su
mount -o ro,remount /dev/block/by-name/system /system
reboot
some thing can be done with adb shell
and as i said there are programs on playstore that do this easly as long as you have root
hope it helps

rictec said:
There two ways both work there are also other methods to do it in the forum
install a terminal from play store open it
check if you have busybox need to install that too
type su
click on the right chinese character as soon as the chinese root appear its the allow section
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/by-name/system /system
cp /place/where the su file is/su /system/bin
chmod 644 /sytem/bin/su
mount -o ro,remount /dev/block/by-name/system /system
reboot
some thing can be done with adb shell
and as i said there are programs on playstore that do this easly as long as you have root
hope it helps
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Thanks!
Before your answer I managed to swap the superuser apps just by installing the superSu as a system app and rebooting the system. So far everything is working fine.
Once again thanks for your help and your very quick response!!!

Root N920V

1. place the phone in download mode
2. open odin
3.download this file(https://www.dropbox.com/s/l96om7p00owmw0r/boot.tar.md5?dl=0) and place it in the ap section of odin
4.choose start
5.do the steps here http://galaxys7root.com/galaxy-s7-s...-attt-mobilesprintverizon-galaxy-s7s7-edge/3/
I only needed pages 3 and 4 because you need to use the files above instead!
6.Rooted

Please let me know if you have any issues!

activefan01 said:
Please let me know if you have any issues!
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Is there a specific rom you need to do this on?
Edit: Don't bother the MD5 isn't going to work in Odin anyway as it's been modified and doesn't match.. Besides what makes you think the S7 is anything similar to the 5?

MrMike2182 said:
Is there a specific rom you need to do this on?
Edit: Don't bother the MD5 isn't going to work in Odin anyway as it's been modified and doesn't match.. Besides what makes you think the S7 is anything similar to the 5?
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it always does that when i rename it idk why they get confusing when i leave them the same but here is the unrenamed file https://www.dropbox.com/s/l96om7p00owmw0r/boot.tar.md5?dl=0

finally i real developer. would this work on s6 edge plus?

warriorpluto said:
finally i real developer. would this work on s6 edge plus?
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no but i can get it pm me the model number and build number

activefan01 said:
no but i can get it pm me the model number and build number
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I got that kernel to go after so many tries but when you try to do root.bat it freezes the entire phone however I do have root access via adb shell from command prompt but that's it and when trying to issue the remount command on /system it freezes also.

that kernal should allow you to root what all steps did you do?

activefan01 said:
that kernal should allow you to root what all steps did you do?
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I did everything you did.. Still freezes right when it tries to adb shell mount -o rw,remount /system and then you can't do nothing but reboot. Went back to stock backup already.

MrMike2182 said:
I did everything you did.. Still freezes right when it tries to adb shell mount -o rw,remount /system and then you can't do nothing but reboot. Went back to stock backup already.
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How'd you go to stock backup? Does this seem promising?

tylerlawhon said:
How'd you go to stock backup? Does this seem promising?
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It might be promising however I've been working on this all night and haven't gotten anywhere except for root access within command prompt. As soon as you type root.bat the first thing it does is adb shell mount -o rw,remount /system but the entire phone freezes! I can't seem to get past this freezing crap because you can't do anything with the phone when it freezes it.

MrMike2182 said:
It might be promising however I've been working on this all night and haven't gotten anywhere except for root access within command prompt. As soon as you type root.bat the first thing it does is adb shell mount -o rw,remount /system but the entire phone freezes! I can't seem to get past this freezing crap because you can't do anything with the phone when it freezes it.
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If it's giving you root access in a terminal, could you not push the root files that way? Or do you have to remount to do that? I honestly don't know is why I ask. Would love to root this beast, but I'm not a lot of help with the more deep down technical stuff.

tylerlawhon said:
If it's giving you root access in a terminal, could you not push the root files that way? Or do you have to remount to do that? I honestly don't know is why I ask. Would love to root this beast, but I'm not a lot of help with the more deep down technical stuff.
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You have to remount the system as writable otherwise trying to write a file to system doesnt work, and as soon as I issue the command adb shell mount -o rw,remount /system then phone just freezes but I'm looking into an answer for that but no luck so far.

MrMike2182 said:
You have to remount the system as writable otherwise trying to write a file to system doesnt work, and as soon as I issue the command adb shell mount -o rw,remount /system then phone just freezes but I'm looking into an answer for that but no luck so far.
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What is it supposed to do? Is it supposed to reboot? I might be open to trying on mine.

tylerlawhon said:
What is it supposed to do? Is it supposed to reboot? I might be open to trying on mine.
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No it's supposed to remount the system as writable because I need to be able to push su into /system/xbin but when I try to it gives me the error system READ only which means I cannot write to it. And if I were you be prepared to lose everything and factory reset in the end otherwise it's not going to hold no WiFi passwords or nothing every time I reboot I need to rein put all the WiFi crap and it's getting annoying.

MrMike2182 said:
No it's supposed to remount the system as writable because I need to be able to push su into /system/xbin but when I try to it gives me the error system READ only which means I cannot write to it. And if I were you be prepared to lose everything and factory reset in the end otherwise it's not going to hold no WiFi passwords or nothing every time I reboot I need to rein put all the WiFi crap and it's getting annoying.
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I'm pretty much where you are at. I don't think DM-Verify is turned off in the kernel but it is a eng one. If you get tired of it just flash the boot.img below and you will be back to normal. It says PI1 but it should work fine if you are on MM. I flashed it on PL4 no problem.
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Misterxtc said:
I'm pretty much where you are at. I don't think DM-Verify is turned off in the kernel but it is a eng one. If you get tired of it just flash the boot.img below and you will be back to normal. It says PI1 but it should work fine if you are on MM. I flashed it on PL4 no problem.
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Yeah I already flashed back but apparently I'm going to have to factory reset again anyway because after flashing the original kernel it still won't keep my WiFi passwords saved and I have to keep redoing it.
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I'm curious as to why the file system would deny me to mv su from my sdcard into /system/xbin when I'm ROOT... But if I so much as try to mount it as re writable it freaks out and freezes. But I can adb shell mount -o rw,remount / and adb shell mount rw,remount rootfs / with no issue but just that /system absolutely will not.

MrMike2182 said:
Yeah I already flashed back but apparently I'm going to have to factory reset again anyway because after flashing the original kernel it still won't keep my WiFi passwords saved and I have to keep redoing it.
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I'm curious as to why the file system would deny me to mv su from my sdcard into /system/xbin when I'm ROOT... But if I so much as try to mount it as re writable it freaks out and freezes. But I can adb shell mount -o rw,remount / and adb shell mount rw,remount rootfs / with no issue but just that /system absolutely will not.
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I feel like it's infuriating because root is right there but just out of reach. I've been using my m8 because I have root and my screen is peeling on my note, so if someone wants to shoot me some instructions, I can see what I get.

tylerlawhon said:
I feel like it's infuriating because root is right there but just out of reach. I've been using my m8 because I have root and my screen is peeling on my note, so if someone wants to shoot me some instructions, I can see what I get.
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I really don't think you should try right now considering that both myself and @Misterxtc know what we're doing already and there really isn't much point in trying to give instructions out just to end up in the same exact situation we are.
And by the way, there is root. It's just in the console that's it!
By the way you can adb pull the /efs/carrier/HiddenMenu from the phone to your computer and change it and then push it back and then viola secret codes in the phone dialer work such as *#0*# and many others! If you do change it reboot before it'll take effect. Also it will remain this way even with doing a factory reset.

Misterxtc said:
I'm pretty much where you are at. I don't think DM-Verify is turned off in the kernel but it is a eng one. If you get tired of it just flash the boot.img below and you will be back to normal. It says PI1 but it should work fine if you are on MM. I flashed it on PL4 no problem.
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I tried doing adb shell mount -o rw,remount /system /system and I get permission denied as root.. wth?

[Rom][Pre-Rooted][7.0][G920v] Offical nougat pre rooted rom

most of members the old method didn't work with him so i decide to make a pre rooted rom
*Do It AT YOUR OWN RISK!* I am not responsible for ANY damage to your device
Here is the video in how to install it all link that you will need it i put it in description of the video
please don't forget to hit thanks it takes 5 days from me to upload it
[YOUTUBE]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NS0Ggcq0TfU[/YOUTUBE]
also you can open the video from here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q8OT36kfo24

Tears of Joy . Woks Perfect.. Thank you @faw_wal

DDwhite said:
Tears of Joy . Woks Perfect.. Thank you @faw_wal
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You Welcome

Many thanks faw_wal

I could place it in writing. the steps to follow
I do not know which file I should download first.
Additional I would like to know if you could share a script or a way to remove verizon apps, and keep a clean phone as if it were a total samsung

Thanks for this faw_wal

zpeady said:
Many thanks faw_wal
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Enjoy

jotademanuel said:
I could place it in writing. the steps to follow
I do not know which file I should download first.
Additional I would like to know if you could share a script or a way to remove verizon apps, and keep a clean phone as if it were a total samsung
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I'm sorry but it's a lot of steps to write it follow the video if video show to you black screen tonight i'm gonna to fix this problem

no-go
Tried many times, unable to get past the mounting of /system. Hard lock-up.
Edit: Had root on 7.0 finally. Looked like I was using the wrong sboot. I have too many...
Note: Tried to update superSU after I had everything how I wanted it. Lost root. Had to start over. Use caution...

I have gotten my phone rooted thanks for your help.
Now we need to find a way to bypass the system rw,remount freeze, which I think is being controlled by smu_protection or something like that.

EvilRubberDuck said:
Thanks for this faw_wal
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You Welcome
AndroidFan16 said:
I have gotten my phone rooted thanks for your help.
Now we need to find a way to bypass the system rw,remount freeze, which I think is being controlled by smu_protection or something like that.
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I think you phone now is rooted and you can mount system as rw just start adb
write adb shell then write su it will ask to get root from your device and then retry if doesn't work with download any explorer app like root explorer and you can edit system from it

lyphe said:
Tried many times, unable to get past the mounting of /system. Hard lock-up.
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did you get root in super su ?

It works for the mount /system via adb? because I did it from root explorer but it freezes again, if works via adb, tell me, Im now in the 5.1.1 android rom version

does not work video ((

faw_wal said:
You Welcome
I think you phone now is rooted and you can mount system as rw just start adb
write adb shell then write su it will ask to get root from your device and then retry if doesn't work with download any explorer app like root explorer and you can edit system from it
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Tried it on both, including
Code:
mount -o rw,remount /system
Freezing up
Especially with Amaze. Tried to write on the system partition and it hangs until I do a fresh reboot.

Has anyone tried if Samsung pay still works after root?

Ok, I'm in this nougat rom now, but the writable system still as a dream for us. I'll go back to the stock and enjoy of my Samsung apps instead of freezing my phone. Has someone knowledge about change the imei of this device? I want root for this. Or, if you know how to reboot the lollipop rooted rom correctly, can you explain me how?
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faw_wal said:
did you get root in super su ?
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Edited original post. Finally got it working, but then lost it trying to update superSU binary.

ok i will corporate with @AndroidFan16 to figure what is the problem and when solve it i will publish it here

aceisaneight said:
Has anyone tried if Samsung pay still works after root?
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Unsure if it "works" or not, as I never use it. However... It is bothering me to add my VISA-XXXX to Android Pay after boot. I'd say fairly good chance it does, simply because this root has thus far not touched /system for most of us. I do believe that is the red flag for SafetyNet/Pay (but I dunno. It does ask me however...)