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Hello,
When I try to open SuperSU, I get this error, 'There is no SU binary installed, and SuperSU cannot install it. This is a problem!'
I do not know what to do.
Can anyone please help me with this?
Thanks
.::Ash::. said:
Hello,
When I try to open SuperSU, I get this error, 'There is no SU binary installed, and SuperSU cannot install it. This is a problem!'
I do not know what to do.
Can anyone please help me with this?
Thanks
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hmm. what did u use to flash to get root?
.::Ash::. said:
Hello,
When I try to open SuperSU, I get this error, 'There is no SU binary installed, and SuperSU cannot install it. This is a problem!'
I do not know what to do.
Can anyone please help me with this?
Thanks
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Did you try running the motochopper or the Xperia_L_Root script again?
Delete SuperSU and maybe try again. And please tell if any errors occurred during the running of the script(s).
allenwalker1998 said:
hmm. what did u use to flash to get root?
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I just used the Xperia L root script by Ishant
dj2tusk said:
Did you try running the motochopper or the Xperia_L_Root script again?
Delete SuperSU and maybe try again. And please tell if any errors occurred during the running of the script(s).
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I did root once again using Xperia_L_Root script and before doing that I had uninstalled SuperSU.
Also, there was a problem while rooting. The script said 'Failure' somewhere but still it continued and also said the Exploits were pushed successfully
.::Ash::. said:
I just used the Xperia L root script by Ishant
I did root once again using Xperia_L_Root script and before doing that I had uninstalled SuperSU.
Also, there was a problem while rooting. The script said 'Failure' somewhere but still it continued and also said the Exploits were pushed successfully
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Mind sending in a screenshot?
.::Ash::. said:
I just used the Xperia L root script by Ishant
I did root once again using Xperia_L_Root script and before doing that I had uninstalled SuperSU.
Also, there was a problem while rooting. The script said 'Failure' somewhere but still it continued and also said the Exploits were pushed successfully
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Have u tried using motochopper only?
Update SU from play store (don't open yet) and install Busybox. After installing busybox, open SU. SU will recognize busybox and install the binaries!
If this dosen't work then use motochopper again.
I just ran that script once again, it works now. Thanks
Use Backup TA
.::Ash::. said:
I just ran that script once again, it works now. Thanks
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To get full root access backup your TA and unlock your bootloader/flash Extended Stock kernel and get full root access. for more visit my thread about flashtool unlock/relock bootloader or this thread of Rachit.
Press thanks if i could help you. :highfive::fingers-crossed:
Navneet Suresh said:
To get full root access backup your TA and unlock your bootloader/flash Extended Stock kernel and get full root access. for more visit my thread about flashtool unlock/relock bootloader or this thread of Rachit.
Press thanks if i could help you. :highfive::fingers-crossed:
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Thanks for the suggestion mate but I'll be unlocking my bootloader once we get CWM
welcome
.::Ash::. said:
Thanks for the suggestion mate but I'll be unlocking my bootloader once we get CWM
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:highfive::good:
Navneet Suresh said:
To get full root access backup your TA and unlock your bootloader/flash Extended Stock kernel and get full root access. for more visit my thread about flashtool unlock/relock bootloader or this thread of Rachit.
Press thanks if i could help you. :highfive::fingers-crossed:
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Guys Need some help here,,,,,,,,,
I was an A$$ to do this i already had my phone rooted by the Xperia_L_Root app and my bootloader was locked
But something came onto my mind and i became greedy of the new OTA that came so i tried to unroot my phone by deleting the SU BAckup with OTA rootkeeper and i also did a full data reset of the phone assuming that by doing this i can easily update the firmware,,, but i was wrong..
The firmware was not updated and now i have a confused situation
I tried to root again with the same app Xperia_L_Root and at the end it said root successful but when i opened Su i received a prompt saying that Su There is no su binary installed.and su cannot install this I have attached the screen shot and then i tried to install busy box but i failed i have attached a screen shot of this
Now How can i root my phone,,,,,,,,,,,Please Help
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neville20_dabreo said:
Guys Need some help here,,,,,,,,,
I was an A$$ to do this i already had my phone rooted by the Xperia_L_Root app and my bootloader was locked
But something came onto my mind and i became greedy of the new OTA that came so i tried to unroot my phone by deleting the SU BAckup with OTA rootkeeper and i also did a full data reset of the phone assuming that by doing this i can easily update the firmware,,, but i was wrong..
The firmware was not updated and now i have a confused situation
I tried to root again with the same app Xperia_L_Root and at the end it said root successful but when i opened Su i received a prompt saying that Su There is no su binary installed.and su cannot install this I have attached the screen shot and then i tried to install busy box but i failed i have attached a screen shot of this
Now How can i root my phone,,,,,,,,,,,Please Help
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Try 4 - 5 times and Go to debugging settings turn on these ones & then try again :
Stay awake, Mock locations and USB debugging on
Solved
Navneet Suresh said:
Try 4 - 5 times and Go to debugging settings turn on these ones & then try again :
Stay awake, Mock locations and USB debugging on
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Hey Navneet thanx,,,,,, The problem is solved.... Here are the steps that i followed
uninstalled super user from my device
rooted the phone with motochooper
Installed superSu (when you root with motochopper you will already have super user installed on your device but the binaries were not installed so instead what i did was installed SuperSu of chanfire so that i will get a conflict message and the chainfire will unstall the default super user and update the binaries for me.
And Bingo! Luckily it worked...............
neville20_dabreo said:
Hey Navneet thanx,,,,,, The problem is solved.... Here are the steps that i followed
uninstalled super user from my device
rooted the phone with motochooper
Installed superSu (when you root with motochopper you will already have super user installed on your device but the binaries were not installed so instead what i did was installed SuperSu of chanfire so that i will get a conflict message and the chainfire will unstall the default super user and update the binaries for me.
And Bingo! Luckily it worked...............
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Welcome glad to help
Almost the same problem as above but not really
Hello guys! My name is Vlad, this is my first post here and this is my first time trying to root a phone. I got a little problem so I would really appreciate if you could guide me a bit step by step out of it.
I have a Sony Xperia L phone and I have tried to root it using an app that uses Motochopper exploit, downloaded from this link:
htt p:// ww w.4shared.com/zip/6WyYYjpCce/Xperia_L_ROOT .html
delete the spaces in order for the link to work. Sorry for not respecting the rule but there would be no other way to show what I used
It seems to work but I have an error that occurs at the end:
"Rooting phone...
This may take a few minutes.
Failure.
Cleaning up...
Exploit complete.
Press enter to reboot and exit."
I have tried the ideas mentioned until now: reboot, reinstall, update, etc. but nothing seems to work. Any idea to help me please?
P.S. I am not trying to offend anyone by saying this but if I need to use some program to install something complicate please explain me as I am a beginner into this.
Thank you!
vlad.nitu said:
Hello guys! My name is Vlad, this is my first post here and this is my first time trying to root a phone. I got a little problem so I would really appreciate if you could guide me a bit step by step out of it.
I have a Sony Xperia L phone and I have tried to root it using an app that uses Motochopper exploit, downloaded from this link:
htt p:// ww w.4shared.com/zip/6WyYYjpCce/Xperia_L_ROOT .html
delete the spaces in order for the link to work. Sorry for not respecting the rule but there would be no other way to show what I used
It seems to work but I have an error that occurs at the end:
"Rooting phone...
This may take a few minutes.
Failure.
Cleaning up...
Exploit complete.
Press enter to reboot and exit."
I have tried the ideas mentioned until now: reboot, reinstall, update, etc. but nothing seems to work. Any idea to help me please?
P.S. I am not trying to offend anyone by saying this but if I need to use some program to install something complicate please explain me as I am a beginner into this.
Thank you!
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Check this out mate, it might help you
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2307983
I have the same problem.
DeviousFusion said:
Did you try running the motochopper or the Xperia_L_Root script again?
Delete SuperSU and maybe try again. And please tell if any errors occurred during the running of the script(s).
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I have rooted the phone two times and also lost my TA partition what to do senior members please. Reply is their any way out my phone is misbehaving no WhatsApp updates downloading problem etc
mohammadsufiankhan said:
I have rooted the phone two times and also lost my TA partition what to do senior members please. Reply is their any way out my phone is misbehaving no WhatsApp updates downloading problem etc
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There is no way you can get back TA partition if you lost the backup too. But its just for some warranty and DRM purposes. It shouldn't affect the user experience in general. As for Whatsapp and other updates, its completely unrelated to rooting or TA partition.
DeviousFusion said:
There is no way you can get back TA partition if you lost the backup too. But its just for some warranty and DRM purposes. It shouldn't affect the user experience in general. As for Whatsapp and other updates, its completely unrelated to rooting or TA partition.
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Thank you very much and what about the dual root I have done. Can I update to lollipop without any problems because of these two roots and my su binary. Problem no binary what to do thanks again please reply
Hi all.
How can I wipe my Nexus 5 so it is a plain Kit Kat 4.4.2 (like the day I received it) and just root it? it's currently in 4.4.2 and rooted, but with a lot of stuf in it too. My main concern is how to wipe once it's rooted, and how to reroot.
For those who like to read, a little more info:
I have a Nexus 5 which received 2 days ago. I come from an iPhone 5S, so... pretty newbie...
I unlocked the bootloader and rooted the device after unboxing, and have been using it since. Problems are:
1. I just found out about CWM and its capabilities, and I intend to use the backups a lot.
2. I kind of ****ed up with a couple of apps I regret installing.
3. After a backup I just did today, it asked to whether or not fix the recovery (or something like that). Selected YES, nothing happened. It then asked to fix the root... said YES and screwed it completely. I had to put SuperSu in the phone as a ZIP and manually install it again to recover my root access. It kind of looks "dirty" now, lol.
Anyways, I'd like to make a whole device backup from CWM with Kit Kat out of the box, no extra apps installed. Just rooted. Then install all my stuff, sync contacts and so on, and make another backup.
That's why I want to erase the device and have it all clean (just rooted).
Thanks!
Start here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47156064
Then go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47025283
jd1639 said:
Start here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47156064
Then go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47025283
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Thanks! Can link 2 be replaced with just running CF-Auto-Root? That's what I used the first time and worked great.
rwed said:
Thanks! Can link 2 be replaced with just running CF-Auto-Root? That's what I used the first time and worked great.
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It can, but I'd recommend you do it per the link.
jd1639 said:
It can, but I'd recommend you do it per the link.
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Mmm. OK. And why? (Just curious at this point)
rwed said:
Mmm. OK. And why? (Just curious at this point)
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Because the 2nd method furnishes you with knowledge and experience to help you understand and learn things that cf auto root "automates" for you. Using our recommended method, you will have a head start in knowing how to do things you may need to do to recover your device from various scenarios.
...for example, had you used that method last time - applying logic and knowledge, you may not have created this thread
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
rootSU said:
...for example, had you used that method last time - applying logic and knowledge, you may not have created this thread
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lol OK. Thanks guys.
I come from iOS after several years. Please bear that in mind.
We're just offering you the benefit of our collective experience. Some of us have been doing this for years so please understand - we're not giving you grief. We have your best interests in mind
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
rootSU said:
We're just offering you the benefit of our collective experience. Some of us have been doing this for years so please understand - we're not giving you grief. We have your best interests in mind
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
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Oh please, I know. I was just hiding my ignorance under the iOS carpet.
Will give a read to both links tomorrow. Will definitely do link1 on friday if I find the time, and will then consider either doing link2 or going the CF-Auto-Root way.
I'll let you know how this all ends.
Again, thanks!
Update:
Followed steps in link1. Everything went fine.
Gave a deep read to link2. Found it understandable and easy to do and follow, but decided to go the CF-Auto-Root way just because I had done it before and worked nicely...
Everything OK. Something weird happened -again- though. After the clean restore and root, I installed CWM and proceeded to make a backup of the plain system. After it, it asked to fix root again. I had previously said YES, which lead to a broken root, so I said NO this time. Same thing happened!! I lost root and had to manually install SuperSu 1.93 from ZIP in CWM... Why does this happen?
Anyways, I have another question. If one day I decide to restore from this backup I just made, will it be exactly as doing a complete restore following link1?
Thanks!
jd1639 said:
Start here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47156064
Then go here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=47025283
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rootSU said:
Because the 2nd method furnishes you with knowledge and experience to help you understand and learn things that cf auto root "automates" for you. Using our recommended method, you will have a head start in knowing how to do things you may need to do to recover your device from various scenarios.
...for example, had you used that method last time - applying logic and knowledge, you may not have created this thread
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
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Stop using cwm... use twrp or philz which can turn the nag off.
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rwed said:
Update:
Followed steps in link1. Everything went fine.
Gave a deep read to link2. Found it understandable and easy to do and follow, but decided to go the CF-Auto-Root way just because I had done it before and worked nicely...
Everything OK. Something weird happened -again- though. After the clean restore and root, I installed CWM and proceeded to make a backup of the plain system. After it, it asked to fix root again. I had previously said YES, which lead to a broken root, so I said NO this time. Same thing happened!! I lost root and had to manually install SuperSu 1.93 from ZIP in CWM... Why does this happen?
Anyways, I have another question. If one day I decide to restore from this backup I just made, will it be exactly as doing a complete restore following link1?
Thanks!
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Flash this in cwm http://d-h.st/YpG. It'll put twrp on
Oh damn it... Really? OK, a couple of quick questions:
1. Did reinstalling SuperSu leave junk in the file system?
2. Will flashing TWRP leave anything either?
My OCD would probably make me restore again if the answer to any of those questions is yes.
rootSU said:
Stop using cwm... use twrp or philz which can turn the nag off.
Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
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jd1639 said:
Flash this in cwm http://d-h.st/YpG. It'll put twrp on
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rwed said:
Oh damn it... Really? OK, a couple of quick questions:
1. Did reinstalling SuperSu leave junk in the file system?
2. Will flashing TWRP leave anything either?
My OCD would probably make me restore again if the answer to any of those questions is yes.
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No to both your questions.
jd1639 said:
No to both your questions.
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Thank you very much!
I just saw that TWRP is in version 5.7.3 in the Play Store. Any reason why you linked to 2.6.3.4? I'm asking because I guess it'll update as soon as I boot. Right?
rwed said:
Thank you very much!
I just saw that TWRP is in version 5.7.3 in the Play Store. Any reason why you linked to 2.6.3.4? I'm asking because I guess it'll update as soon as I boot. Right?
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Not for the nexus 5. I think you're looking at cwm.
jd1639 said:
Not for the nexus 5. I think you're looking at cwm.
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I saw it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jmz.soft.twrpmanager
rwed said:
I saw it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jmz.soft.twrpmanager
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I just looked at it. I'm not sure what that is. The file I linked you to is the latest image from goo.im which is the official twrp depository.
jd1639 said:
I just looked at it. I'm not sure what that is. The file I linked you to is the latest image from goo.im which is the official twrp depository.
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I'll just install your file, specially if you can't even tell what that thing I linked is. Thank you jd. :good:
rwed said:
Thank you very much!
I just saw that TWRP is in version 5.7.3 in the Play Store. Any reason why you linked to 2.6.3.4? I'm asking because I guess it'll update as soon as I boot. Right?
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That's the twrp manager. Different things. One is an app and one is a recovery
Sent from my Nexus 5
For nexus 5...
searched and all the tutorials said go to /data/ folder with root. I have root but nexus 5's /data/ folder has nothing.. it's empty. Help?
Seadra said:
For nexus 5...
searched and all the tutorials said go to /data/ folder with root. I have root but nexus 5's /data/ folder has nothing.. it's empty. Help?
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you're using the wrong file explorer or enable root in it.
simms22 said:
you're using the wrong file explorer or enable root in it.
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ah yup. I was using es explorer. Now had root but didn't enable it for es explorer.. anyways found it Thnaks.
is there a way for this for non-root phones? there has to be one right?
Seadra said:
ah yup. I was using es explorer. Now had root but didn't enable it for es explorer.. anyways found it Thnaks.
is there a way for this for non-root phones? there has to be one right?
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unfortunately no. not rooted phones can't see the root filesystem via app.
simms22 said:
unfortunately no. not rooted phones can't see the root filesystem via app.
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hmm, knew that but thought someone can do some magic with that that's too bad.
btw off-topic... u tried towelroot? it works with most phones but doesn't work with Moto G (dual sim specifically)
Seadra said:
hmm, knew that but thought someone can do some magic with that that's too bad.
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If you have a custom recovery, you can via adb
Seadra said:
btw off-topic... u tried towelroot? it works with most phones but doesn't work with Moto G (dual sim specifically)
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It worked for a while on N5 but no longer I believe. Not the ideal solution for a Nexus. Too easy for noobs to root without bothering to learn stuff
rootSU said:
If you have a custom recovery, you can via adb
It worked for a while on N5 but no longer I believe. Not the ideal solution for a Nexus. Too easy for noobs to root without bothering to learn stuff
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Custom recovery afaik isn't possible without unlocked bootloader no?
I'm unlocked/rooted by manual and right-way method for my nexus 5. But my brother is paranoid as ****. He just get's totally afraid abt hearing the word root/unlock. So I thought of giving towelroot a try for him without telling him and it worked. Phone is rooted and m using supersu aswell. All works well for now. Why would it stop ?
Seadra said:
Custom recovery afaik isn't possible without unlocked bootloader no?
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Correct but still nothing to do with root
Seadra said:
But my brother is paranoid as ****. He just get's totally afraid abt hearing the word root/unlock.
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Paranoid people shouldn't have root
Seadra said:
Why would it stop ?
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SuperSU updated or something and cause incompatibilities with the binary
rootSU said:
Correct but still nothing to do with root
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Yeah, I know but if I want to extract the file from /data , I gotta have unlock bootloader from other person's phone which won't be possible.
Paranoid people shouldn't have root
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haha, He was bashing that xperia Z had OTG write capabilities and nexus 5 doesn't. Got him to shut the **** up with towel root
SuperSU updated or something and cause incompatibilities with the binary
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I actually did update his device with supersu. Never got any problems. It still works. Wonder what is up.
Hi guys,
my setting was: rooted 5.0 but stock bootloader (I think). Now I want to update to 5.1 and followed the instructions in this post. Also I flashed TWRP and the current SuperSU.
Now, SuperSU tells me that
No su-file is installed and SuperSU isn't able to install one
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RootChecker tells me that
Sorry! Root access is not properly installed
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But with ES File Explorer I can access / and all of its subfolders.
So it seems, that my phone is still kind of rooted but there's so su-file. Any hints how I can fix that?
Furthermore, the preferences crash when I try to open the Language and Input section. Everything else works flawlessly.
@VestoSli
Did you follow this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...e-update-rooted-device-to-5-1-lmy47d-t3050789 ?
zagorteney said:
@VestoSli
Did you follow this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/goo...e-update-rooted-device-to-5-1-lmy47d-t3050789 ?
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Yes, and that's why I'm asking. I can't figure out why it does not work properly.
VestoSli said:
Yes, and that's why I'm asking. I can't figure out why it does not work properly.
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Forgive me for bumping this post but I haven't found a solution yet. Your help would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks!
VestoSli said:
Forgive me for bumping this post but I haven't found a solution yet. Your help would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks!
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Sorry, at my first post I didn't see your link. This will work for sure: http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/tutorial-how-to-flash-factory-image-t2513701
zagorteney said:
Sorry, at my first post I didn't see your link. This will work for sure: http://forum.xda-developers.com/google-nexus-5/general/tutorial-how-to-flash-factory-image-t2513701
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Thanks, but this will not only wipe the phone but I will also loose root, right? With this you imply that I can't recover root and solve this Languages and Input issue without wiping and re-rooting?
VestoSli said:
Thanks, but this will not only wipe the phone but I will also loose root, right? With this you imply that I can't recover root and solve this Languages and Input issue without wiping and re-rooting?
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You can flash just system.img. You will not loose any data and rooting again is not such a deal. There are too many dependences to discover what actually went (still is) wrong.
zagorteney said:
You can flash just system.img. You will not loose any data and rooting again is not such a deal. There are too many dependences to discover what actually went (still is) wrong.
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Alright. Thanks for the help.
Just to be clear: I just flash the system.img from 5.1 like I've done before? And would you be so kind as to point me to a tutorial on how to re-root without wiping?
Thanks!
VestoSli said:
Alright. Thanks for the help.
Just to be clear: I just flash the system.img from 5.1 like I've done before? And would you be so kind as to point me to a tutorial on how to re-root without wiping?
Thanks!
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Rooting will not wipe anything.
zagorteney said:
Rooting will not wipe anything.
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Alright, I re-flashed the systems.img and the current SuperSU zip (seems like I used an older one before) and root is back
The preferences section "Languages and Input" is still crashing though.
Edit: Nevermind. I had to enable the Google Keyboard, now everything is fine.
I used a root explorer to access the file, it says it can't be deleted because it's read only. Going to superSU on the play store shows that it is installed and shows no option to uninstall. What do I do.
bududubdubdubs said:
I used a root explorer to access the file, it says it can't be deleted because it's read only. Going to superSU on the play store shows that it is installed and shows no option to uninstall. What do I do.
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hello bududubdubdubs it would be easier to fix your problem if you tell me some details :-
1. mobile brand and model
2. native and upgraded android os
3. the software that you rooted the phone with
Sorry, it's a verizon lg g3. Updated from 4.4.3 (I think) to 5.0.1 and rooted with the one-click root.
bududubdubdubs said:
Sorry, it's a verizon lg g3. Updated from 4.4.3 (I think) to 5.0.1 and rooted with the one-click root.
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Reroot your device and then uninstall it from within the super su menu.
Newyork! said:
Reroot your device and then uninstall it from within the super su menu.
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Can't, root process goes through and says it's completed but when I go to SuperSU it still says binary isn't installed.
bududubdubdubs said:
Can't, root process goes through and says it's completed but when I go to SuperSU it still says binary isn't installed.
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How many times did you try the one click method? I sometimes need to re run it a few times.
You can also try the manual method.
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How many times did you try the one click method? I sometimes need to re run it a few times.
You can also try the manual method.
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I tried the one click way like 10 times. The first time I rooted it it worked on the first time, but since the update I have not been able to re-root it. I guess I'll try the manual way.
bududubdubdubs said:
I tried the one click way like 10 times. The first time I rooted it it worked on the first time, but since the update I have not been able to re-root it. I guess I'll try the manual way.
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Good luck. wish ya all the best. Btw i once saw here that someone reported that he managed to root the G3 with kingroot...
Is ioroot the manual way? Because if it is it doesn't work on my version firmware.
Newyork! said:
Good luck. wish ya all the best. Btw i once saw here that someone reported that he managed to root the G3 with kingroot...
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I tried kingroot, didn't work at all.