Hi,
I know a few similar questions have been asked regarding firmware but I AM NOT ASKING ABOUT NEW FIRMWARE.
I am having an issue where I bought a tablet for development purposes and when I went to connect it over adb the device would not give me the RSA auth prompt(and yes I have tried all the tricks online). I found that the ro.adb.secure=0 was set in the build.prop and without root I can not edit it. But to root it I need adb access so I am stuck.
Is there any way to authorize it on my computer?
Or is there another way to get adb access?
RobbotCC said:
Hi,
I know a few similar questions have been asked regarding firmware but I AM NOT ASKING ABOUT NEW FIRMWARE.
I am having an issue where I bought a tablet for development purposes and when I went to connect it over adb the device would not give me the RSA auth prompt(and yes I have tried all the tricks online). I found that the ro.adb.secure=0 was set in the build.prop and without root I can not edit it. But to root it I need adb access so I am stuck.
Is there any way to authorize it on my computer?
Or is there another way to get adb access?
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I too had the same problem long ago just download and install allwinner a33 cpu drivers by searching it on tbe google
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Hi all,
Can any one guide me to root samsung gt-i5503 without installing Universal Androot.
How to enter into the bootloader mode ? how to unlock bootloader manually. i googled but able to find only universal Androot
Regards
sivakumar
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Hi! I'm not well informed on your device, however i hope my little experience will help you
as to my know, there are different ways to root a handset, and not all of the approaches work with all the devices. I rooted my device (motorola xt720) using Superoneclick. It's a program you can easily download on your pc (i'm not allowed to post links, so i'll leave you the struggle to copy its name in the Google bar and download it from one of the first website that published it ), it doesn't require installation, you just have to select Debug USB from Settings-apps-development (this is the path in my device, at least), connect your device to your pc by a USB cable, open Superoneclick and click on root...and if your device is similar to mine, after a few seconds you should be rooted! That's the procedure I applied on my handset, but i don't know if it's possible also on yours. Let me know something!
Hello!
I'm in need of assistance. I have a Verizon Stratosphere 2 phone that has been custom rooted. My client cannot provide their lock code for the phone, and I am trying to bypass the swipe lock in order to recover data. I have had luck using a method on this site installing a ZIP file from the external SD card. For some reason this custom boot doesn't allow for any of the partition loading and once it loads the update.zip file, it then reboots directly out of recovery.
1. Does anyone know of any way to have it load up the update to unlock the phone, and not reboot?
2. Are there other methods for recovering data? On my Windows machine, ADB was not recognizing the device, I think because USB debugging may be disabled.
3. Is there any way to tell what version of OS was used in the custom root?
Hello,
Welcome to XDA.
Unfortunately, there is no forum for your specific device to find the members that are experienced with your device. Try posting your question in the forum linked below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help?nocache=1&z=9864453035406768
The experts there nay be able to help.
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Hello,
I recently purchased a Zenfone Max which contains OS version 6.0. I have tried to root my device by a lot of ways but I am unable to do so..(namely by One-click install and ADB command line).
One thing I came across with the ADB method is that it showed me "permission error" on my phone. I tried running the CMD with Admin rights and even made the app compatibility with RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR for all users. It still does not work.
Could you please let me know the way out for it?
Swapnil.....
swap7000 said:
Hello,
I recently purchased a Zenfone Max which contains OS version 6.0. I have tried to root my device by a lot of ways but I am unable to do so..(namely by One-click install and ADB command line).
One thing I came across with the ADB method is that it showed me "permission error" on my phone. I tried running the CMD with Admin rights and even made the app compatibility with RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR for all users. It still does not work.
Could you please let me know the way out for it?
Swapnil.....
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Greetings,
Thank you for using XDA Assist.
Please post your question here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/help
You'll receive expert advice there.
Good luck!
Hi,
Is it possible to find a way to root from already rooted devices? It may sound weird, but I got a rooted device from one who did not provide how to do it. Since I have another device which I want to root, I hope there is any way to extract some pieces of information.
It is not a typical device with customized bootloader. I can extract some files like hacked system apps but it should be not enough. Any suggestion or advice?
Best,
sartrism said:
Hi,
Is it possible to find a way to root from already rooted devices? It may sound weird, but I got a rooted device from one who did not provide how to do it. Since I have another device which I want to root, I hope there is any way to extract some pieces of information.
It is not a typical device with customized bootloader. I can extract some files like hacked system apps but it should be not enough. Any suggestion or advice?
Best,
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Are the two devices the same? If not then, no, the other rooted device won't help you.
To find how to root the device you want to root, do a Google search for:
"How to root (your model number)"
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Droidriven said:
Are the two devices the same? If not then, no, the other rooted device won't help you.
To find how to root the device you want to root, do a Google search for:
"How to root (your model number)"
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Yes, they are exactly the same. And obviously the reason why I'm asking here is there is no information on Google.
After researching, I'm pretty sure that eMMC hacking is the only probable way that does not depend on a specific/unknown device. As it's been done with Amazon TV here (http://solderwiresandplastic.com/20...the-amazon-firetv-to-achieve-root-privileges/).
sartrism said:
Yes, they are exactly the same. And obviously the reason why I'm asking here is there is no information on Google.
After researching, I'm pretty sure that eMMC hacking is the only probable way that does not depend on a specific/unknown device. As it's been done with Amazon TV here (http://solderwiresandplastic.com/20...the-amazon-firetv-to-achieve-root-privileges/).
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Careful, the android on TVs and TV sticks/boxes isn't quite the same as android on phones and tablets.
If the other device is rooted and is identical you can try using adb to pull a copy of the system.img from the rooted device. Then use adb to push the rooted system.img to the non rooted device. Or use fastboot to flash the rooted system.img onto the non rooted device.
What is the model number of your non rooted device? Is the rooted device the exact same model number? Or does it have the same device name but different model number? I'll make sure there are no device specific things that you need yo know about that might cause issues.
Rooting by directly interfacing with eMMC is a very extreme method that is very rarely used.
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Droidriven said:
Careful, the android on TVs and TV sticks/boxes isn't quite the same as android on phones and tablets.
If the other device is rooted and is identical you can try using adb to pull a copy of the system.img from the rooted device. Then use adb to push the rooted system.img to the non rooted device. Or use fastboot to flash the rooted system.img onto the non rooted device.
What is the model number of your non rooted device? Is the rooted device the exact same model number? Or does it have the same device name but different model number? I'll make sure there are no device specific things that you need yo know about that might cause issues.
Rooting by directly interfacing with eMMC is a very extreme method that is very rarely used.
I DO NOT PROVIDE HELP IN PM, KEEP IT IN THE THREADS WHERE EVERYONE CAN SHARE
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Thanks for the reply. But I'm not that ignorant to try exactly the same method for TV to other devices or to be confused with model numbers or so. Usual rooting methods are not applicable in this case, for even USB communication is blocked intentionally for security reasons. If I could use adb to connect to the device, I would not ask this kind of question.
I know hardware hacking is very extreme, and devices whose rooting method is unknown usually require such extreme methods. Of course, I won't try to modify eMMC myself because it's too risky. On the other hand, it looks quite easy and promising compared to unusual rooting methods, e. g. hacking firmware update routine to penetrate system files.
Hi,
My situation: I cannot find working TRWP version for Samsung Galaxy A6+.
I need to to root the phone and then via ADB sim unlock him.
I thought about the option of using "oneclickroot" PC software.
However I'm not sure if this is some kind of cheap malicious PC software/scam?
Please pay attention that considerations like "oneclickroot will brick your phone" not relevant for me:
While searching for TRWP version for the phone, I already flashed dozens of TRWP (and also directly SU) versions, while some of them explicitly not for my phone model.
So I kind of don't afraid from those kind of thinks.
Just want to make sure oneclickroot PC SW won't install malwares on my PC...
Thanks,
XDA reviewed the service in 2016. Sry, I can't post a link because of the 10-posts rule.
mikethe1 said:
Hi,
My situation: I cannot find working TRWP version for Samsung Galaxy A6+.
I need to to root the phone and then via ADB sim unlock him.
I thought about the option of using "oneclickroot" PC software.
However I'm not sure if this is some kind of cheap malicious PC software/scam?
Please pay attention that considerations like "oneclickroot will brick your phone" not relevant for me:
While searching for TRWP version for the phone, I already flashed dozens of TRWP (and also directly SU) versions, while some of them explicitly not for my phone model.
So I kind of don't afraid from those kind of thinks.
Just want to make sure oneclickroot PC SW won't install malwares on my PC...
Thanks,
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Seems like your bootloader is locked, i recommend magisk patched boot image method then when you get root you flash twrp, after that you can delete/retain magisk but do not restore the stock boot image.