I have tried in the path / system / media / and nothing, also in / data / local / and nothing.
/system/media is the directory. Perhaps try another explorer with root permission.
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I see numerous.temporary files. Are thyself safe to delete and if so what is the best way?
I Want To Add New Boot Animation. I Download One With Zip File I Want To Paste It In System/media Folder. With Root Explorer I Am Not Able To Delete Old File Or Paste New File Or Change Permission. Please Help.
There should be a setting to mount R/W in Root Explorer if I remember correctly...then you should be able to change permissions.
I Checked Everything. Nothing Happens.
Solved : I Download An App Called Mount /System From Playstore And It Worked. Thanks A Lot
Hi all,
please advice (google translator)
I installed the official rom B199. I'm trying to connect the system directory as r / w, but it fails (of course I have a ROOT). I trying different methods (adb shell, es explorer, Root Browser, Mount /system (rw / ro) app ...) but in vain. It still says that the system is read-only.
I managed to somehow using Root Browser remove a few system applications, a few user applications I moved on to the system folder, but the any other is not allowed.
In default.prop file I have "ro.secure=1". I am rewrote this to "ro.secure=0" and restarting phone, after restart is here "ro.secure=1" again.
I have a Huawei Y300-0100 official stock ROM B199, android 4.1
Thanks for the help
birgis said:
Hi all,
please advice (google translator)
I installed the official rom B199. I'm trying to connect the system directory as r / w, but it fails (of course I have a ROOT). I trying different methods (adb shell, es explorer, Root Browser, Mount /system (rw / ro) app ...) but in vain. It still says that the system is read-only.
I managed to somehow using Root Browser remove a few system applications, a few user applications I moved on to the system folder, but the any other is not allowed.
In default.prop file I have "ro.secure=1". I am rewrote this to "ro.secure=0" and restarting phone, after restart is here "ro.secure=1" again.
I have a Huawei Y300-0100 official stock ROM B199, android 4.1
Thanks for the help
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es file explorer has an option to set read/write, try that, it worked for me on a similar issue
Yes I use it also Es File Explorer and don't forget to give it the root rights (settings of the apk) if you want to use r / w
Thanks, but ES explorer doesn't help.
Hello there,
Every time I connect USB Mass storage, all my notifications and ringtones get reset and it's quite annoying. So I'm trying to put the in the /system partition instead.
I tried to copy .ogg files to /system/media/audio/notifications and /system/media/audio/ringtones, then set the permissions to 0644 but they don't show up in the media storage when I choose to choose a notification sounds, even after a restart.
Tried googling about it, but it's specific and I could not find any good information. Anybody knows if I'm supposed to do something else to make it work?
I have a mediatek mtk6582 (Doogee DG700) by the way, if this helps
I found the problem.. turns out I used a recursive chmod command to set all the files permissions assuming the folders had the same permissions.
I had set the audio folder to 0644 to all subfolders also had 644, which prevented the media scanner to execute in these folders and scan the media. I noticed this problem when I could not play a sound in that folder using ES File Explorer.
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I found the problem.. turns out I used a recursive chmod command to set all the files permissions assuming the folders had the same permissions.
I had set the audio folder to 0644 to all subfolders also had 644, which prevented the media scanner to execute in these folders and scan the media. I noticed this problem when I could not play a sound in that folder using ES File Explorer.
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Wow. Thanks for this. I've been scratching my head as to why I couldn't see my files I'd copied to system/media/audio/notifications
Setting permissions correctly resolved the problem
I'm using a realme phone Android 11 and I wanted to delete the original Apks which I found out that it's stored in file called /my_heytap and /my_region so I don't want them to be installed when I create a new user, I tried to delete them using Root Explorer and it told me: Delete failed, when I try delete it using adb, with su permission and rm -f /my_heytap/app/YouTube what It told me: that it's read only files, anyone have fix for that?
Make the mentioned directories / files read-write-able. Then removing them should work.