I tried to install Micro-g and still can't figure out if is it possible to mount system as read-write on OxygenOs 10. Standart command to do this
Code:
mount -o rw,remount /system
and many others from internet dont work. Is it possible to do this on OxygenOs 10?
Odalric said:
I tried to install Micro-g and still can't figure out if is it possible to mount system as read-write on OxygenOs 10. Standart command to do this
Code:
mount -o rw,remount /system
and many others from internet dont work. Is it possible to do this on OxygenOs 10?
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No, OOS is read only. I gave up and installed PixelExperince 10.0 , removed all google stuff, installed microg, patched services.jar and all set .
Here is the solution to your problem my friends. Enjoy!
Works like a charm in Android 10 and later. Now my system, vendor and product partitions are read-write!
Use at your own risk!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/script-mount-system-as-read-write-android-10.4240703/
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While the above might work, you don't need to extract the whole super partitions. You can do it manually on whatever partition you wish.
Make Dynamic Partition Read/Write (github.com)
@Lossyx that's interesting thanks for the feedback. Yes you're right it should be possible to do the whole process directly on the device without having to pull the whole super.img first. But it shouldn't really matter if you do it with the help of your computer or directly on the device itself.
However people decide to do it, what's important is that the Android 10+ users get write access to all their partitions again so we can customize our device to fit our needs and remove all that bloatware and then some.
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I'm looking for the solution to this problem in android 4.3, when using applications how; foldermount, gl to sd or other similar don´t work, receipt notification: problem fixing external sdcard ownership, I tried some solutions like editing platform.xml but without results
I would like to contribute some ideas to try to solve the problem, thanks :good:
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Solution:
that is what is needed
-Phone Rooted
-Busybox (from google play)
-xpose installer http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
-es file explorer apk (from google play)
Inst:
- go to xpose installer / Framework / install/update and reboot
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-es file explorer, go to menu / menu root explorer / mount R/W, change all path to RW, reboot phone
now you can rw on system, use folder mount or gl to sd for move the game to extsd card :good:
tested on odex rom, in boa rom, work fine :laugh:
HTC ONE MAX question.....
I now ask android 4.3 is not impossible to use this method?
I want to use this software to Gl to sd move my internal space of the data packets to the external space,
But I use your method does not work,
Phone model I use for HTC ONE MAX,
android system is the sense 5.5 android 4.3.
I am trying to mount my System partition with write partitions on my Google Pixel (fully rooted with Magisk).
I have tried the following commands:
$ su
# mount -wo remount /
and I got the error
Code:
'/dev/root' is read-only
I also tried:
$ su
# mount -wo remount /system
And I got the error:
Code:
'/system' not in /proc/mounts
Also after flashing things in TWRP I get failed to mount /system
And failed to mount /vendor
Is there any way I can remount the partition with write permissions?
If not is there a Magisk module that can edit it Systemlessly?
EDIT: I've done some research and I found out that you can't mount the partition as rw so to edit the files you have to make a Magisk module that replaces the files with the modded versions.
Here is the solution to your problem my friends. Enjoy!
Works like a charm in Android 10 and later. Now my system, vendor and product partitions are read-write!
Use at your own risk!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/script-mount-system-as-read-write-android-10.4240703/
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lebigmac said:
Here is the solution to your problem my friends. Enjoy!
Works like a charm in Android 10 and later. Now my system, vendor and product partitions are read-write!
Use at your own risk!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/script-mount-system-as-read-write-android-10.4240703/
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while trying to flash your zip , I'm getting an error. I have Redmi k20 pro with Corvus Android v11 flashed. But it worked for many others...
@warhawk971 I just responded to you in the project thread. Please try installing it manually and report back any errors. Thanks!
lebigmac said:
@warhawk971 I just responded to you in the project thread. Please try installing it manually and report back any errors. Thanks!
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Thanks. I'll report you further...
As many of you know, Scoped Storage aka "Apple-Like Secure Storage" made by Google, was officially implemented on Android 11 ... just to make our android life, more difficult !
Not only we can no longer fully manage our own phone storage, but many apps were broken and don't have access to our own files (Music Players, Emulators, File Manager, ... etc).
Scoped Storage also have a huge impact on file transfer (USB, Copy/Past, DLNA, ...etc) ... it slowdown very well the speed !
To stop this mess, i have made a simple Magisk module to bring back the legacy support for the old sdcardfs !
For noobs, what does it mean in english : you have access and control to all your folders on the internal/external storage !
But first, you have to check if your custom rom / rooted oem OS still have the support for sdcardfs, by using this command in terminal or adb shell (computer) :
mount I grep sdcardfs
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If you see "sdcardfs", then your OS still support the switch from fuse to sdcardfs :
Your phone will restart automatically after appying this module due to the switch from fuse to sdcardfs !
If you can't see sdcardfs in terminal, then your custom rom doesn't support the switch, but can be easily re-implemented by your rom developers !
Phonograph have access again to all my storage !
Reserved
... and I have access again to our beloved path :
Duplicate of https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/module-fuse-disabler-11.4348419/
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I have a rooted device Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro.
I am copying the the file to /system/bin.
The file stays only until I reboot device. The same with TWRP recovery.
What's the correct way to solve this problem?
What I figured out so far the path /system/bin is using tmpfs system. This would explain why changes do not stay. How can I modify it?
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I have a rooted device Xiaomi Poco X3 Pro.
I am copying the the file to /system/bin.
The file stays only until I reboot device. The same with TWRP recovery.
What's the correct way to solve this problem?
What I figured out so far the path /system/bin is using tmpfs system. This would explain why changes do not stay. How can I modify it?
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[GUIDE] How to make your System RW / Super R/W read/write-able
Welcome to the one and only, the original, universal SystemRW / SuperRW feat. MakeRW / ro2rw by lebigmac This script removes the read-only lock of all partitions embedded in the super partition of your stock firmware. This allows you to mount...
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Thanks, I may try it later.
I have read about the system-on-root.
Because the file should be copied by other users as well and executed it will make better sense to put this file under /data instead.
I want to install a GSI and when I want to do a wipe (as practically all the tutorials on youtube show) I am surprised that my TWRP does not show it, instead, I get Metadata (which I really do not know and do not want to touch), I really want to install a GSI rom and every day I have more problems, I thank you to explain or help me to activate System (if it is possible).
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Sorry to hear that youre having problems with your device. If you want to install a gsi, theres no need to wipe system.
Just copy the gsi.img to your internal storage.
Then in twrp, tap "install image" and locate the gsi.img file that you stored on your internal storage and select it.
Twrp will ask you to select a partition you want to flash, in this case choose "system" .
Comfirm the flash operation and wait for it to complete.
Wipe data and reboot your device.
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I want to install a GSI and when I want to do a wipe (as practically all the tutorials on youtube show) I am surprised that my TWRP does not show it, instead, I get Metadata (which I really do not know and do not want to touch), I really want to install a GSI rom and every day I have more problems, I thank you to explain or help me to activate System (if it is possible).
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Do a wipe to "Data" instead.