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Originally Posted by Rastaman-FB
right, SU doesnt mean you have a adb root there for the remount command will not work
you can only use adb remount if you are in recovery or have a rooted kernal
SU is not a rooted kernal its logged in as super user but its still restictive as if you use ADB when device is booted in normal and you type adb remount it will tell you you cannot do it on live operation
what you are doing using a file browser will not work regardless of what permissions you are setting
fix your driver problem, boot into the modified recovery and run the commands correctly
it shouldnt matter what firmware you are on as the file is not even from our device however it uses the same hardware acceleration and chipset as the dream and thats why it works.
the previous file was incomplete and didnt work and so graphics were being software driven rather than hardware driven due to them messing up the file
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I'm sorry, I don't understand your explanation.
I successfully override the original libhgl.so file with the fix file and after that I reboot my phone. where does the old version loads from?
Isn't the adb mounting is only for allowing r/w access? In an app called "Root Explorer" there's an option to mount a directory from r/o to r/w and backwards.
Thanks for the explanation.