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I've been digging around on the Linux terminal for a bit. Using vim is tricky but actually quite usable with some awesome plugins. Like it regardless, I been trying to find where the Android system files are. I.e data/misc/wifi
Has anyone managed to find the actual Android home root? Or is it not possible?
Thanks.
cd host-rootfs
cd storage
cd sdcard0
@Archtects
You move to Android's home directory by
either
Code:
cd /
or
Code:
cd $HOME
To access ( view ) system files device's Android must be rooted.
Help please in GNuRoot Debian permission denied
./configure
permission denied
make
permission denied
chmod +x and su and others not work
Related
Unlock Hidden Toggles in Notification Panel
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I have seen few posts related to unlocking some hidden toggles (Galaxy s4,s3, ...) but none listed a way to add them all.
Tested on JB S4,S3, Note 3 & Light but it might work with other Samsung devices.
First of all you have to install sqlite3 in /system/xbin.
you can get one here : (thanks to Slaid480)
https://github.com/Slaid480/Android-Universal-Fly-On-Mod/tree/Beta/sqlite
copy libncurses.so -> /system/lib/ (chmod 644)
copy sqlite3 -> /system/xbin/ (chmod 755)
Reboot
Backup (/data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db)
connect your device
adb shell
su
Code:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db "insert into \"system\" values(null, 'notification_panel_active_app_list','Wifi;MobileData;Location;SilentMode;AutoRotate;Bluetooth;Ebook;DormantMode;WiFiHotspot;Brightness;PowerSaving;AllShareCast;MultiWindow;SBeam;Nfc;AirView;AirGesture;SmartNetwork;ToddlerMode;PersonalMode;DrivingMode;SmartStay;SmartScroll;SmartPause;Sync;AirplaneMode;DoNotDisturb;');"
Code:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases/settings.db "insert into \"system\" values(null, 'notification_panel_active_app_list_for_reset','Wifi;MobileData;Location;SilentMode;AutoRotate;Bluetooth;Ebook;DormantMode;WiFiHotspot;Brightness;PowerSaving;AllShareCast;MultiWindow;SBeam;Nfc;AirView;AirGesture;SmartNetwork;ToddlerMode;PersonalMode;DrivingMode;SmartStay;SmartScroll;SmartPause;Sync;AirplaneMode;DoNotDisturb;');"
Reboot
Note: @jovy23 has posted another way to do it but you need to run factory reset.
Done !!
I had this directory when i flashed cwm recovery (philz)
but i changed my mind and flashed twrp
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and when i found this directory, i tried to delete it !! But it tells me that i dont have permissions to do so ..
I tried removing it using root browser and emulator .. nothing worked :|
Try changing the folder permission first, then delete it.
Try executing the following code-
Code:
su
chmod 777 path_to_your_directory
rmdir path_to_your_directory
samsungrockz said:
Try changing the folder permission first, then delete it.
Try executing the following code-
Code:
su
chmod 777 path_to_your_directory
rmdir path_to_your_directory
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you cant specify permissions for directories :|
but I tried that anyways
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Hack any ANDROID LOCK SCREEN from recovery....
Just Flash This ARCHIVE
sKuLL-stEllaR.zip
Can this be done from any recovery, including the stock one? Or does it require a custom one like TWRP, for example?
Sent from my HTC Desire 626s using Tapatalk
Does this work on Samsung stock roms, if so how should we use it, can you give better description!!
Sent from my SM-E700H using Tapatalk
All this file does is throw a shell terminal command to format (rm -f) the database located at /data/system/locksettings.db
The command it throws and what you should be able to type into adb in terminal if you have a compatible recovery is:
Code:
su
rm -f /data/system/locksettings.db
If the phone isn't rooted and the debug in not active? How flash it?
I am facing with error when trying to pull files from internal storage from AVD . I have rooted my device but even can not access some application data folder. Tried multiple explorers, all showing app such as youtube applications folder but target app folder not showing up. Any missing ?
Using ADB with a rooted mobile, a common method to pull files only accessible to root ( like the ones in /data/data ) is moving those files with root to the SD-card attached to the mobile ( which is formated with FAT32 and thus doesn't have file permission restrictions ) and then adb pull those files from the SD-card.
I did not get you. Can you please explain clearly ?
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See this page to see the difference between rooted, rootable and non-rootable.
Please I want to know if anyone has been able to root oppo f17(a73) cph2095 successful on Android 10, 11 or 12.
I'm finding it hard to do so
Thanks
IMO you can't root a device but only Android OS installed onto. Rooting Android means adding a binary called SU to Android OS.
Hence:
Download busybox-v1_34_1.zip and extract contents of the CPU-matching binary
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folder named bin
to Android device's /sdcard/Download, copy the 2 files to Android's /data/local/tmp directory thus their owner becomes shell:shell, make both files executable, rename busybox binary to bb so it will not get detected, delete the 2 files residing in /sdacrd/Download for the same reason, then in an Android shell run
Code:
/data/local/tmp/bb su
to become simple user an user with root righs.