Hello guys
Magisk root will root the whole system on device but when create the second space it will be isolated from root access.
Could someone guide me how to get the root on both spaces ?
Thank you
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hi,all hoping someone can give me the solution to root thia android tablet..try some 1 click root apk ,can't done....failed no...fu goo...,i will posting up the picture.
it is 7"touch panel,800x480pixel,platform master chip:RK2808,procceser:ARM926(600MHZ)+DSP(500MHZ)(dual-Core)<<Not sure is true or not?><",Got G-sensor(MMA7660),Wi-Fi(Marvel8688,SDIO,802,11G),USB Interface:USB HOST,USB Device(mini interface),Single speakers LM4890/1W,3.5mm standard headset interface, TF card support(max 16G),Operating System:1.5 CUPCAKE(sad)==,2G NandFlash ..others like media player,browser,multimedia....just wonder,how to make sure this device can be rooted?it found out this from system info panel:build id:RK1.3.2,eng.root.20100728.134556<<does it mean root already???but how can i could not use rootexplorer (Root access could not be obtained because su failed with following mwssage:su :uid 10034 not allowed to su,make suer u granted root permission when requested by superuser,if u did then try re-rooting device.rootexplorer will countinue in non-roor mode..><
put the model number of the tablet up here, it can be found on the back of it
Hello, since I do not have enough post count to ask in the superoneclick thread this is the next best thing.
When Superoneclick roots the phone regardless whether it succeeds or fails.
Will it attempt to remove the temporary files that it uses to write to root?
I'm asking this in the sense that, if it fails what will happen to the files being pushed to root? such as su and busybox, because rooting fails will the files stay there unused and filling up the nand?
Hello,
I have a little problem with granting me to root. I have terminal emulator and original 2.3.3 android inside and i dont know, how to make me root. Tutorials on the net are incorrect for my granting. If someone know how can i make root, write there some points of step by step guide
Thanks
Did you find how to root it?
Can you share if you did?
i am hopeing someone can help me out here.
s4 mk2 build#
it seems i cannot update binaries on supersu that is stopping me from rooting my phone
Saferoot seemed like a no brainer just hit a couple keys and command prompts do everything so
I tried the saferoot way which i think half worked. the issue i am having is it seems i am stuck on trying to update supersu binaries. nomatter what i try it wont update.
i have tried thru the play store and downloading to my sd card. although on my card i must admit that i just didn't know which file to load being new to this.
in case those pictures dont show up
i downloaded root checker and it says
Check Command: ls-l ?system?bin?su:
Result: rwsr-sr-x root root 46596 2014-02-19 15:22su
Analysis: Setuid attribute is present and root user ownership is present. Root access is correctly configured for this file! Executing this file can gain root access!
this leads me to believe i am pretty damn close right?
anyway could you give me a hint as to the way you rooted your phone?
or to someone else that doesn't mind noob questions like this.
Thank you for reading my breakdown and responding if you can.
Chris
Hi
cfh1030 said:
i am hopeing someone can help me out here.
s4 mk2 build#
it seems i cannot update binaries on supersu that is stopping me from rooting my phone
Saferoot seemed like a no brainer just hit a couple keys and command prompts do everything so
I tried the saferoot way which i think half worked. the issue i am having is it seems i am stuck on trying to update supersu binaries. nomatter what i try it wont update.
i have tried thru the play store and downloading to my sd card. although on my card i must admit that i just didn't know which file to load being new to this.
in case those pictures dont show up
i downloaded root checker and it says
Check Command: ls-l ?system?bin?su:
Result: rwsr-sr-x root root 46596 2014-02-19 15:22su
Analysis: Setuid attribute is present and root user ownership is present. Root access is correctly configured for this file! Executing this file can gain root access!
this leads me to believe i am pretty damn close right?
anyway could you give me a hint as to the way you rooted your phone?
or to someone else that doesn't mind noob questions like this.
Thank you for reading my breakdown and responding if you can.
Chris
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●●You have Knox Avoid Warranty?
Has anyone created a method to root Acer a1-713 manually?
Those one click methods are really crude also I don't even know what's happening in there.
If anyone knows it please help me.
Dreadful man said:
Has anyone created a method to root Acer a1-713 manually?
Those one click methods are really crude also I don't even know what's happening in there.
If anyone knows it please help me.
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Some said that Kingroot worked for them in this Q&A thread -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/root-recovery-acer-iconia-tab-7-a1-713-t2851573
JnFrks said:
Some said that Kingroot worked for them in this Q&A thread -> http://forum.xda-developers.com/chef-central/android/root-recovery-acer-iconia-tab-7-a1-713-t2851573
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Well it didn't for me. Also I want to know what I am doing with my tab and not just know that tapping this button will root my tab.
Have you ever tried to look at this site -> http://www.oneclickroot.com/device/acer-iconia-a1-713/. They featured this one-click rooting and it seems they can be trusted. I've downloaded and installed their software so no worries. Well, I'm also using a one-click root utility and it's always working. (just sayin')
The process of rooting a device is too complicated for those who don't have knowledge in Linux (like me), so your question about manually is out.
http://www.oneclickroot.com/device/acer-iconia-a1-713/
Well this one click root website was also a waste of time and didn't work either .
I may have to wait a little bit more before dumping this thread.
Rooting an android device basically means (for me) granting You (as the user) to do whatever you want to your device's system, hardware, etc. But what does root will actually do to your device that will cause you to obtain that superuser access? It's because of the "su" (Switch User) file used by Android and other UNIX-based systems that allows a process of switching of a user to be the superuser (or root user) that has access to the commands and file system, meaning those processes that requires root permission (root access or superuser access) need to invoke su. So basically the process of rooting will just push this su, a binary executable file, to the file system so that you can switch to the root user to give root permissions... And the Superuser application is just optional, but really required for some reasons, it serves as the "gatekeeper" of the su binary so when a certain command or application that invokes su will prompt the user by the Superuser app first before granting the root permission since becoming the root user can do whatever to the system which means it can cause the device to malfunction, etc... So what do you mean by manually?
Sorry for what I'd just suggest you that OneClickRoot waste your time...
Oh, there's a bad news after spending time searching how to root your device, read the news here -> [GUIDE] Firmwares, ROMs, CWM, Root - Acer Iconia (MTK) Tablets [ⒶⒸⒺⓇ ⒹⒺⓋⒾⓁⓈ]
Can't find a best way to root your Acer.
Well thanks for enlightening me on the topic, I hadn't really understood what really is su..
By manually I meant by using computer and tinkering with the files hands on.
Oh, and you needn't to be sorry since everything I tried didn't work. Sometimes I had root till the app was open while sometimes it existed until the next reboot.
Also looked at the link you gave and well, what can I say, it really is bad news and there sure is the risk of bricking my device.
Well thanks for taking your time.