Looking to modify the Android kernel slightly to accommodate a proprietary app. The solution will need to be installed under temp root, but work under non-rooted conditions (ie does not require SU).
Does anyone know where to start?
hi
i would root my kyno MT 15i ics 4.04 build 587 but i do not find a way to do,i tried bin4ry method but it does'nt work i have not app back up and restore installed and the apk file given on the forum to install it does'nt work too
is it something possible to root my phone easy
thanks
I know that Android system released as eng build has natively rooted without SU binary. And My banking apps are detecting SU binary or temporary unroot status which SuperSU can make. If detected anyway, I cannot run my banking apps. However, I also don't want my devices to be permanantly unrooted. So I need to change my Android 4.0.4 build from user-release build to eng build. (Usually Android device vendors release their Android firmware as user-release build which don't give us root access.) Is there any way to change my ICS 4.0.4 build from user-release to eng?
I think you have to Change your build. prop
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Yes, I was about to start working on a new Root method I am hoping works now only on the latest version of android the S5 runs on which is 5.1.1? but also any version before that. I have already generated a PoC and had it work on a few of my other phones but I am going to compile the application and try to make it automated so that anyone can use it, say click and root for the community.
Anyone feel like helping out? I actually think this may work for almost all phones and tablets as the exploit I am working on is generated from the android OS running the sensord daemon with root privs.
I look forward to your thoughts.
-Thanks
rBg
rbgCODE said:
Yes, I was about to start working on a new Root method I am hoping works now only on the latest version of android the S5 runs on which is 5.1.1? but also any version before that. I have already generated a PoC and had it work on a few of my other phones but I am going to compile the application and try to make it automated so that anyone can use it, say click and root for the community.
Anyone feel like helping out? I actually think this may work for almost all phones and tablets as the exploit I am working on is generated from the android OS running the sensord daemon with root privs.
I look forward to your thoughts.
-Thanks
rBg
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Any luck on your rooting app?
rbgCODE said:
Yes, I was about to start working on a new Root method I am hoping works now only on the latest version of android the S5 runs on which is 5.1.1? but also any version before that. I have already generated a PoC and had it work on a few of my other phones but I am going to compile the application and try to make it automated so that anyone can use it, say click and root for the community.
Anyone feel like helping out? I actually think this may work for almost all phones and tablets as the exploit I am working on is generated from the android OS running the sensord daemon with root privs.
I look forward to your thoughts.
-Thanks
rBg
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that would be amazing for many people! For example, sony Z5 line users just need an exploit to gain temporary root priviledges.
I could test your exploit on a sony xperia Z5 compact locked bootloader. I don't know if sensord daemon runs with root privs.
I can tell you two things, though:
- sony's kernel has a /system partition protection, so you cannot write/modify it. SELinux is enforced
-The good thing for the Z5 users is that we just need temporary root privs to backup a special partition (TA partition) that contains the unique DRM device key that is needed for warranty service (sony refuses to repair phones with device key erased) . This key gets erased as soon as we unlock the bootloader, which is necessary for permanent root and custom kernels.
If there's a possibility to gain just temporary root priviledges, please tell me and i can test it
rbgCODE said:
Anyone feel like helping out? I actually think this may work for almost all phones and tablets as the exploit I am working on is generated from the android OS running the sensord daemon with root privs.
I look forward to your thoughts.
-Thanks
rBg
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seems that xperia Z5 uses sensors.qcom instead of sensord, unfortunately.
King root no strategy what the mean?
Wy i can't root my device sony xperia z3 compact d5833 marsmalow with king root 4.9.6?
In all this one click root tool ,developers take advantage of exploits found in system.So for every exploits ,developers have to to work very hard and create a new apps for the new exploits found.So if u upgrade your system then mostly these exploits patched. This is the main reason for this.
So if u want to use king root and u have updated your system then :-
1)you have to downgrade your system.
2).try to use it with stable internet connection.