How to Install SuperSU in 6.0 as SYSTEM mode - General Questions and Answers

My phone is 360 Q5Plus,360OS2.0,Android 6.0,Qualcomm 820,COULD NOT UNLOCK THE BOOTLOADER.
In one of the official systems,adb is run as root.I want to install the supersu.
I push the SuperSU card brush package by adb as SYSTEM mod , but my phone could not reboot.It show the second screen.But I import the "setenforce 0" in adb shell to turn off the SE-Linux, it continue to boot. The root is OK.
But it's so hard to import the "setenforce 0",is there any way to auto turn off the SE-Linux?
I had install the SuperSU as SYSTEM-LESS mode,but it boot to 9008.They may be because of the bootloader lock.
I want to know how to Install SuperSU in my phone?

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hello there can any one help me to root xolo x900 i had tried every thing that is available in internet every thing failed is there any way to root it
First make sure you have the following
- Xolo ICS update installed.
- Intel USB driver for Windows
- The Root Installer
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Then,
- Enable USB Debugging mode and then connect your Phone to PC.
- Extract root installer archive and run the runme.bat file.
- In your PC, type 1 in the command prompt for “Make a choice”. your device will ask for Full Restore. You will not loose data. Select Restore my data. Finally, your device will reboot twice and you will be rooted. Note that your screen may flash before the second reboot which is fine.
Managed to Root my xolo x900
I think I've found a way to root my x900. It's currently running the latest version of SuperSU 2.16 and has the stericson busybox installed.
I've tried rooting the x900 with all possible methods and have never been successful. Especially the part where it says 'restore started' then 'restore ended' almost immediately. By no means am I an expert on this and the following was achieved with a lot of trial and error, I've tried to put it down in the simplest way I could.
Warning: Try the following at your own risk.I do not wish to be held responsible for any damage your phone might incur.
These were my steps:
1.I extracted the boot.img(a) from the orange-sandiego ics signed update file found at modaco forum
2. I extracted the boot.img(b) from the official rom downloaded from androidxda.
3. Download and install minimal adb and fastboot installer from XDA forums along with the Intel-usb and adb drivers from androidxda.
4. Download the latest Superuser binary and .apk .zip from the official XDA thread
5. Download the stericson.busybox.apk from the internet.
6. Place the boot images[(a) and (b) renamed to your preference] in the main folder of the minimal adb/fastboot exe, found in C: program files x86...... Also unzip the SU file and place su from the x86 folder and the Superuser.apk into the main adb/fastboot folder along with the busybox.apk.
4. Turn on usb debugging and switch off the phone.
5. Hold vol-up + power keys for about 10seconds to put the phone into bootloader mode. It should say 'droidboot' on the screen.
6. Open a command prompt from the adb/fastboot desktop shortcut you have after you're done installing the adb/fastboot exe.
7. Type in
fastboot devices
Your device will be listed, then type in
fastboot flash boot boot.img(a)
This will flash the boot.img from the orange-ics-update, then type
fastboot reboot
Your phone should now reboot to system but the screen will not be functional and will only show different colors.
8. Now type
adb devices
To confirm your device is visible. Follow this with:
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount /system
exit
exit
adb push su /sdcard/su
adb shell
su
cat /sdcard/su > /system/xbin/su
ln -s /system/xbin/su /system/bin/su
chmod 6755 /system/xbin/su
exit
exit
adb install Superuser.apk
adb install stericson.busybox.apk
adb reboot bootloader
9. Now once again after confirming that the device is recognized in fastboot do this:
fastboot flash boot boot.img(b)
fastboot reboot
Your phone will now reboot to system, and it will have root access and busybox installed.
Good Luck.
You user framaroot v 1.9
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You user framaroot v 1.9
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I've tried all versions of framaroot before, none worked, neither does towel root, cydia impactor, v-root or shuame root helper.
Wicked! Thanks for that.
Are you able to install a full Linux distro on the device after it is rooted or is the bootloader still locked?

Manually install SuperSU

Hi guys,
I picked up a Chinese Intel Bay Trail tablet.
It has root access (I can do adb root and do pretty much everything in the shell), but it fails to install SuperSU. It doesn't allow to install a custom recovery (boot loader locked) and sideloading a zip in recovery also doesn't work.
I guess I can put the SU binaries manually (since I have root access) and set the right permissions.
Any idea how to proceed?

Rooted phone wont encrypt

I have a rooted s6 edge, I used cf's auto root method, however my phone is not encrypting properly (let it run for 4 hours last night before interrupting process) Will the s6 not encrypt if rooted, or if knox has been broken? Any advice on how to resolve this?
try a different method like rooting apk
i know i'm late but here's the fix:
1. The latest busybox needs to be installed.
2. After enabling USB Debugging on your phone, you need to go to adb shell on your PC and type su for root access . Accept the root permission request on your phone. You will then see in adb that the $ will turn into #
3. Type following command: pkill -KILL daemonsu
This will temporarily disable supersu/root. (You see that the # will turn back into $. Also you'll see your apps won't be able to gain root access). After encrypting your phone will be automatically rooted again.
4. Do NOT open SuperSu afterwards or reboot. Just start with encryption.
Just an extra note, since I ran into this.
The issue is that the encryption process tries to unmount /data, but doesn't know about the dameonsu process which has one or more files open. The unmount fails and the encryption hangs. The only way out is a hard reboot (hold power + volume down) and a factory reset.
Once you kill the daemon, be sure to exit adb as that will also hold /data mounted.
If it just shows a lock and the word "Encrypting" but no other activity, it's stuck and you'll have to reset it. If it works, it will reboot to the Verizon screen then show a % complete screen.

Laptop connects to hotspot but no internet =( M9 does have internet while connected.

I tried when it was stock and it didn't work, then have put a couple different ROMs and it doesn't work. I does connect so I would think it's not a provision issue but something internally maybe? Currently I have Ephemeral Mate 9 rom. I checked the internet on the phone while the laptop is connected and it is working on the phone just fine. Is there something I can check with Root Explorer or SQLite Editor? I have a nexus 6 that works fine so maybe there is a value I can compare and see if something needs to be changed.
Did it wooooo hoooooo!!! Found an article and followed step by step and it worked great. I guess the custom rom doesn't have it baked in.
a. Setup ADB and fastboot drivers on your PC
b. Download TWRP recovery for your device
c. Download stable version of Systemless SuperSU [HERE]
Instruction
1. Flash TWRP recovery image
2. Flash Systemless SuperSU in TWRP recovery
3. While still in TWRP recovery, select Mount and check system. Make sure you allow changes.
4. Connect your phone to your PC and issue the below commands:
adb shell
echo "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true" >> /system/build.prop
adb reboot
5. Now, install Terminal Emulator app from the Play Store and launch it.
6. In Terminal Emulator, enter below code one by one:
su
settings put global tether_dun_required 0
exit
7. Now, open SuperSu, scroll to the bottom and tap on Full unroot. You do not need to patch you back to the stock recovery. If it hangs, just reboot and try doing it again.
You have now unlocked tethering and being an unrooted device, you can continue to use Android Pay. And, to get OTA update on your Nexus phone, do the following.

Replace KingRoot to SuperSU & Recovery Boot Problem

Hello guys :fingers-crossed:
I have a problem when i trying to replace KingRoot to SuperSU on my Xperia C3 Phone.
I have been trying Terminal Emulator method (using su then sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh script) and that method is didn't work.
The SuperSU isn't open automatically, and i try to install it and open SuperSU manually. Then SuperSU asking for update the SU Binaries, and i press yes. Then, when SuperSU asking for uninstall the KingRoot, i press yes. And then SuperSU is failed to do installation.
I'm trying to search another method, i found a Installing SuperSU on Recovery Boot. But my volume button (down) is not functioning properly. Then i cannot boot into recovery mode. And of course i can't flash my phone too.
So. How can i install the SuperSU?
I need your help. Because i can't install busybox,some applications didn't support KingRoot.
Thank you.​
You could try boot to recovery using terminal.
su
reboot recovery
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