I recently decided to root my oneplus one. However i ended up flashing a custom rom (cm12 Lollipop) before flashing the supersu binary. I downloaded the latest version of supersu and copied it onto the root of the phone and flashed it via recovery countless times. But for some reason, after i boot the phone back up and open supersu, it just lags and then displays a black screen. I downloaded it from the playstore as well, but it just won't open. Root checker says its not rooted, despite having a custom rom installed. What do i do?? Please help
You don't need to install SuperSU on CM12, superuser is built into Privacy Guard. Perform a full wipe and flash CM12 + gapps again without installing SuperSU and you should be fine.
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Thanks! It took a while but i got it working thanks to you..
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Got my phone last night ! Rooted, unlocked bootloader, installed TWRP etc... I downloaded the CM12 nightly and went for the upgrade, but I cannot seem to retain root. Root stays with BlissPop, and if I remain on CM11, but is lost with CM12. I even checked root privilages in the developer section and allowed for apps and ADB. Finally, I tried to manually re-install via TWRP flashing SuperSU.
Anyone have any ideas... this is bazaar !
Thanks !
Root is built into Privacy Guard on CM12.
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Got it !! Thanks !!
Unfortunately TiBu is not restoring apps even though it now has root
Try using Backup+ instead, Titanium still doesn't completely work with Lollipop.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/apps-games/app-backup-app-backup-restore-t2898674
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I don't know why but the latest 05Q seems to keep losing root after using the phone for a while (10-20 Minutes). How to solve this? This is pretty damn annoying. Tried SuperSU v2.40 & v2.45 still keep saying phone is not rooted after the phone has been booted a while.
You're probably better off asking this in the pre-existing OTA thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3025944
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Did you flash SuperSU or try a play store install? Flash has always worked best for me via twrp
hello guys
i have a Samsung galaxy S6 g920F running on 6.0.1 with baseband G920FXXU3DPB6.
I have previously rooted my phone using CF-autoroot. Suddenly today when i tried to use superSU, it said "There is no SU binary installed, and superSU cannot install it. This is a problem!. If you have upgraded to Android 5.0, you need to manually re-root".
As i said above that i have rooted after i updated to 6.0.1 and was working till yesterday. i don't know what happen today that it started giving me this error.
I even downloaded latest cf-autoroot from its site and flash it through odin, but still no luck.
Can anyone please help me.
Thanks.
Flash a custom recovery and a kernel and then This
Had the same issue and doing this solved it. hope it helps
Here is how I get the root access back.
1. Copy to phone SuperSU 2.72
2. Flash with Odin arter97 kernel 13.1 (it has TWRP also)
3. Reboot in TWRP and flash SuperSU.
4. Reboot the phone
turulojko said:
Here is how I get the root access back.
1. Copy to phone SuperSU 2.72
2. Flash with Odin arter97 kernel 13.1 (it has TWRP also)
3. Reboot in TWRP and flash SuperSU.
4. Reboot the phone
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can't we use on stock kernel only as it was before instead of flashing a custom kernel..?
Hi to all
I am trying to install magisk v9 in stock ROM without any success. Always after the installation phone boot to bootloader.
The Bootloader is unlock and when I un-install the magisk v9 the phone working properly.
Any idea how we could install magisk v9
Try factory reset or another version. I had installed Magisk v7, and few days ago updated to v9.
Great finding!!!
In Stock 6045 it is possible to install magisk-v7 or Magisk-v8.
In stock 6045 (5.0.2-010 02) it isn't possible to install Magisk-v9 via Manager or temp TWRP.
In case of temp TWRP device is stack to bootloader. It is possible to uninstall Magisk to work properly or install Magisk-v8
Any idea how to overcome the issue
totalcmdext said:
In stock 6045 (5.0.2-010 02) it isn't possible to install Magisk-v9 via Manager or temp TWRP.
In case of temp TWRP device is stack to bootloader. It is possible to uninstall Magisk to work properly or install Magisk-v8
Any idea how to overcome the issue
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root your device, install permamently TWRP and no problem then
Stuck on Android splash image during boot, after downloading and installing Magisk Manager and Apk 12.0. I was rooted through KingRoot, SuperSu installed busybox as well. I uninstalled SuperSu (through in app options) getting ready for MagiskSU.
Heres the deal. Even though I have twrp working, I cant use it cuz of a broke screen. Im thinking a factory reset via hardware buttons is my best option. But how?
6045O running the Panasonic Eluga Switch. Rooted, twrp satana 3.0.0.1 installed
Hello.
I have a Pixel with stock Android that was rooted with Chainfire SuperSU 2.78SR3
Last night I've noticed that the phone isn't rooted anymore and has installed the Feb security update OTA. (I only had the Nov update installed).
I've tried rerooting using the same method (Fastboot boot) and got stuck in a bootloop.
I had to flash a clean stock rom to get it out of the bootloop.
Next I installed TWRP. That worked.
Next I tried installing a ZIP version of SuperSU 2.78SR4. The Zip installs but when I boot into Android SuperSU says that the phone isn't rooted.
Anyone had anything similar happen to them?
Borrisl said:
Hello.
I have a Pixel with stock Android that was rooted with Chainfire SuperSU 2.78SR3
Last night I've noticed that the phone isn't rooted anymore and has installed the Feb security update OTA. (I only had the Nov update installed).
I've tried rerooting using the same method (Fastboot boot) and got stuck in a bootloop.
I had to flash a clean stock rom to get it out of the bootloop.
Next I installed TWRP. That worked.
Next I tried installing a ZIP version of SuperSU 2.78SR4. The Zip installs but when I boot into Android SuperSU says that the phone isn't rooted.
Anyone had anything similar happen to them?
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You might need to flash back to stock to fix this. If you do let us know so we can help you save your data and apps.
You used the wrong SU. You need 2.79 SR3. Note the 9 on there, you used 2.78.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133
Copy it to your phone and boot to TWRP. Then INSTALL it from TWRP.