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[APP]"LiGux Tools"---Best multiple power control app

LiGux tools has the best ui and it can be used for reboot, shutdown your android devices.
Currently 5 functions included:
normal reboot
hot reboot
reboot to recovery
reboot to bootloader
shutdown.
1*1Widget supported.Easy to access!
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Download from the Market :https://market.android.com/details?id=com.coopoud.tool
Or Scan the QR code :

BUG & feedback: http://goo.gl/HTLLM (bug & feedback is welcomed)
TRANSLATION: if you want to help us to translate this application to other languages, please contact with me: [email protected]
NOTE：Maybe some functions not work well in some devices. If some function doesn’t work, please submit the bug to the form and let’s know.
If you like this application, please click the ads to support us.Thanks.

Great, We should do better to improve the USER EXPERIENCES

how does hot reboot work? (code?)

does this need root?

Hanzo.Hasashi said:
does this need root?
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yes,hot reboot required your device to be rooted.

It would be nice to gave a tool that works this way without root - thinking more about htc flyer here.

"killall system_server" this is your hot reboot?

Yep, currently this is the method. After killing this service, the device will reload.
Do you have a good choice for this function?
Fr4gg0r said:
"killall system_server" this is your hot reboot?
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ATM, we cann't use this way. Because all the system level method are hidden for normal application.
YOSEFE said:
It would be nice to gave a tool that works this way without root - thinking more about htc flyer here.
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Attention: application sends data at the first start.
WHY??

Because this application we had add ads in the bottom. Ad need to communicate with the Internet. Thanks
Nightstorm99 said:
Attention: application sends data at the first start.
WHY??
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From Android N ➔ 10, restoring from TB

Hello. It's been about 5 years, and a lot has changed:
-twrp is broken, fastboot fun times
-I've got to go "systemless" root for Google pay & safety net
-there's partitions A and B to worry about
But my main question is, with these things in mind, how am I going to restore from a TB backup from my old phone? (It has all my sms, call logs, apps and data, etc)
Maybe someone can point me in the right direction for how to achieve a rooted android 10 P3a that passes safety net and will allow me to restore my titanium backup, presumably using magisk as the root method.
Is the process straightforward or are there some extra steps and things to keep in mind, any major differences?
Thoughts, comments, questions, concerns? Do tell!

forum search is your friend: https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/how-to/how-to-root-pixel-3a-preferred-t3938783

AndDiSa said:
forum search is your friend: https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/how-to/how-to-root-pixel-3a-preferred-t3938783
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Alright buddy,
If I follow this guide, then install TB, then restore... If I get one single error along the way... Then I'm holding you personally accountable, Mr... Andisa, if that is your real name.

Don't worry guys, I've done the research and compiled a nice guide for you.
Step 1. Install TB and backup everything
2. Now install Split APK Installer
3. Set the filter settings as seen in this helpful image below:
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4. Look at the list of all the apps that TB will fail to restore
5. Uninstall TB
6. Search for a modern-day complete backup and restore solution while continuing to pray that we'll someday return to the golden era of android custom development.

AndDiSa said:
forum search is your friend: https://forum.xda-developers.com/pixel-3a/how-to/how-to-root-pixel-3a-preferred-t3938783
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Looks like you owe me an apology.

You could also try the tools provided by my Android Backup Project. Those should work on Android 7 - 11 but unfortunately not yet tested much on non stick Android builds

A question about lineageOS's authorization-free app installation

today，i found a special phenomenon on my oneplus 8T with lineageOS.When i use OPPO's app store (as a user app) to download an app ,it installed it without root or any confirm (i have not seen the package insatller's user interface).I thought it may be a special interface designed by oneplus/OPPO and lineageOS's developers quoted it.However,when i try huawei's app gallery, it appeared again.I haven't granted huawei app gallery any special permission,but it could install an app for me without my authorization.other apps like file manager and download manager can launch the package installer and wait for my confirm when i open a apk file.I'm worried if virus could install something without my authorization.Could you please tell me why and if i could avoid it.(i'd appreciate it if you could forgive my mistakes in grammar.I'm not a native English speaker. )
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sch016 said:
today，i found a special phenomenon on my oneplus 8T with lineageOS.
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Check under Settings --> Apps and Notifications --> Special App Access --> Install Unknown Apps. Also you can hit the dots at the top and choose show system. Anything out of the ordinary there?

Thanks for your reply. I thought that I found the reason. when I disabled lucky patcher's patch to Android magisk module, this problem was solved.

OhioYJ said:
Check under Settings --> Apps and Notifications --> Special App Access --> Install Unknown Apps. Also you can hit the dots at the top and choose show system. Anything out of the ordinary there?
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Thanks for your reply. I thought that I found the reason. when I disabled lucky patcher's patch to Android magisk module, this problem was solved.

APK Package Installer for rooted Android 11

Hi everyone.
I recently rooted my Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro (running MIUI 12) using Magisk.
Now I'm messing with a few things here and there and I really don't like the legacy package installer especially when I'm trying to make my own small apps.
Heres the default installer:
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Apparently MIUI's package installer has too many securities and won't let me do as I please so I figured I could change it.
I tried "One Click Installer" but it doesn't seem to want to install things it hasn't backed up itself.
Also tried "Shizuku / Sui" but that also has restrictions and won't let me install an .apk ...
So, can you guys recommend any package installer (preferably root) that'll replace the legacy MIUI/Android installer ?

TovMachin said:
Hi everyone.
I recently rooted my Xiaomi Redmi Note 9 Pro (running MIUI 12) using Magisk.
Now I'm messing with a few things here and there and I really don't like the legacy package installer especially when I'm trying to make my own small apps.
Heres the default installer:
View attachment 5641935
Apparently MIUI's package installer has too many securities and won't let me do as I please so I figured I could change it.
I tried "One Click Installer" but it doesn't seem to want to install things it hasn't backed up itself.
Also tried "Shizuku / Sui" but that also has restrictions and won't let me install an .apk ...
So, can you guys recommend any package installer (preferably root) that'll replace the legacy MIUI/Android installer ?
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If you're rooted, you should just be able to push the apk file to system/app or data/data/app folder then boot into recovery and wipe the cache partition and dalvik cache partition(do not factory reset) then reboot.

Simpleinstaller [ https:||awesomeopensource.com|project|solrudev|SimpleInstaller ]
Easy to use Android package installer wrapper leveraging Kotlin coroutines (API 16+)
I haven't tried this apk though.

Any universal root that works on all phones? (Stuck rooting LG H486 KitKat)

I have exhausted every root method that might work for the LG486 and nothing works properly. The most I can get is super user appearing in the app list but not properly installed. It wasn’t a very common phone so it’s understandable that there is no working route.
My end goal is to edit edit build.prop, so that android 4.4.2 appears to apps to be android 6.0. I need to install a certain app on the phone.
All the options found via Google for root either do not work or lead to broken file links. I have also tried Universal options like Kingo Root and Androot but they don't work at all.
Is there any universal root that I could try which is supposed to work with any phone?
Or is anybody able to help me route this phone? I’m happy to pay for assistance. Thanks.

Simply editing build.prop doesn't help, IMO, because the files that make the Android OS ( read: libraries ) mostly changes from SDK version to SDK version, means apps compiled for Android 4.4.4 may not working properly on 4.4.4 onwards, and reverse.

Probably won't... but might. I'm open to other solutions if you have any.

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This oldie might work for rooting it...
--- > https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...ot-root-lg-firmwares-kitkat-lollipop.3056951/
Orig. Korean page: https://blog.lvu.kr/g2-lollipop-순정-루팅/
Probably some pop ups will emerge if you fake that Android version...
And that app you wanted to change probably has some reason why it needs be that 6+ ...

CJSnet said:
Unfortunately this only half worked on the LG D486 (Wine Smart).
SU is installed but reports "There is no SU binary installed"... and RootChecker confirms not fully rooted. I can't edit root items such as build.prop.
However on the download boot screen, it did say in small red text, "ROOTED" ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Is anyone able to help fully root the LG D486?
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Okay, you tested it already... maybe you should try it by hand then...
To see what's happening... lglaf.py might work if send_command.exe doesn't...