guys for those that were having the loop error like me, just connect your phone through usb even if your computer does not acknowledge it, and then run the .bat file from your computer and tadah! i am now rooted
Thank you so much for this! But now I have a question. How do I unroot my phone if I have to turn it in for warranty reasons? From reading around I see the only real way to do it would be to load up a stock ROM for this phone (and stupid me, I didn't make a backup of the vanilla ROM.) Can anyone help me out? I'm a noob, but pretty technically minded, so if I am pointed in a direction with good directions, I shouldn't have too much difficulty.
its suppose to do that. after that it should say something about be patient the phone will boot loop a couple times and vibrate. After that it wil be done
you not listenning to me that black box window "Dos" i believe it is called
just closed its self when my phone restarts...
i neever get to see it say enjoy your rooted phone because it turns off in the middle of the process...
guys for those that were having the loop error like me, just connect your phone through usb even if your computer does not acknowledge it, and then run the .bat file from your computer and tadah! i am now rooted
so you can drag the Admire folder to your PC desktop & connect the phone & run the bat file from the PC long as the phone is connected via USB cable ???
ok i got to see the whole process it went quick...
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
error: unknown host service
"[*] Triggering core dump..."
[1] Segmentation fault app_process /dev...
"[*] Rebooting phone. It may buzz a lot and loop on boot. Don't panic."
remount succeeded
312 KB/s (26264 bytes in 0.082s)
link failed File exists
"[*] Installing Superuser.apk. If this hangs, just cancel it with Ctrl+C after a
few seconds,"
"[*] and you'll be finished rooting your phone. Reboot and enjoy."
260 KB/s (196521 bytes in 0.736s)
Error: Could not access the Package Manager. Is the system running?
"[*] Persistence complete, enjoy your rooted phone!"
Press any key to exit the script.
Press any key to continue . . .
so i believe it is finnally done... how ever when i in super user Titanium back up and Busy Box which req. Root* Access it informs me that the phone is still not rooted...
Device(s): LG Motion (Rooted)
Coolpad Quattro (GF's phone)
Carrier: Not Provided
Thanks: 10
Thanked 14 Times in 11 Posts
If you're having comm problems...
I had originally posted here asking for help gettin the phone to identify itself to my computer, so I'm editing now to potentially help other out. My problem was that I connected the admire to my computer and it would charge, but refused to acknowledge it was connected to another device. I found that the reason it didn't work was because I was using an LG cable... It was the one that ships with the Optimus M that I keep plugged into my Linux machine, and didn't think twice about plugging another device into it. I mean, it has a USB "Standard A" connector on the computer end and a USB "Micro B" connector on the phone end, and the Admire has what looks like a Micro B USB port (like the Optimus) so why not?
Well, it didn't work. The LG cable provided power to the Admire, but NO data connection. So I posted on here for help, then thought about it... and decided to try the cable that came in the box with the Admire... it works fine! Must be proprietary or something...
So, for future reference: the Samsung Admire cable will work fine on the Optimus M (power and data) but the Optimus M cable will NOT work on the Admire (gives power only, NO data)
Last edited by dixie460; September 18th, 2011 at 12:37 PM.
Reason: Fixed problem
Thank you so much for this! But now I have a question. How do I unroot my phone if I have to turn it in for warranty reasons? From reading around I see the only real way to do it would be to load up a stock ROM for this phone (and stupid me, I didn't make a backup of the vanilla ROM.) Can anyone help me out? I'm a noob, but pretty technically minded, so if I am pointed in a direction with good directions, I shouldn't have too much difficulty.
Thanks!
bro don't worry about it, i traded my rooted optimus m to metro and traded it for my admire. Those idiots at metro piece of shit wont notice the difference from a rooted or unrooted phone. Especially since my guy who i talked to was columbian who speaks spanish.
Hi I just got an admire samsung phone. from MEtro... I been trying to install games like
ganstar, fifa10 , modern combat and every time its start downloading the update it charges and everything but most of the time freeze or text overlap through images.. Any types do I need scummvm-android (by that way what is that for and the plug ins...) HELP PLEASE..
Hi I just got an admire samsung phone. from MEtro... I been trying to install games like
ganstar, fifa10 , modern combat and every time its start downloading the update it charges and everything but most of the time freeze or text overlap through images.. Any types do I need scummvm-android (by that way what is that for and the plug ins...) HELP PLEASE..
how do i install superuser on the admire. I did want to install with android market place from my phone but says "Market needs background data to be enabled. Help please. Forget it I forgot to sync my gmail account.
Last edited by GJC; September 17th, 2011 at 08:28 PM.
how do i install superuser on the admire. I did want to install with android market place from my phone but says "Market needs background data to be enabled. Help please. Forget it I forgot to sync my gmail account.
there are many ways, either connect your sd to your computer then moving the superuser.apk from your pc to your sd card then finding the app through your file manager and install it. or get dropbox on your computer and placing/upload the apk on dropbox folder after u have installed it into your computer. then go on dropbox on your phone and download the apk.
hope this helps somehow
bro don't worry about it, i traded my rooted optimus m to metro and traded it for my admire. Those idiots at metro piece of shit wont notice the difference from a rooted or unrooted phone. Especially since my guy who i talked to was columbian who speaks spanish.
I was wondering, when you traded your LG Optimus M (which I have) was it a full trade or did you need to pay cash to make up the difference? I was thinking about trading my Optimus my self for the Admire when the root came out. I don't know how the trading process works with Metro. Thanks for your help.
Device(s): LG Motion (Rooted)
Coolpad Quattro (GF's phone)
Carrier: Not Provided
Thanks: 10
Thanked 14 Times in 11 Posts
Quote:
Originally Posted by alpha18
hmm why when i uninstall the metro bloatware my phone resets? is it normal or something isnt going right
You probably removed something you shouldn't have BUT before we go there, what do you mean by resets? Is there a Force Close happening, or is the phone actually rebooting? I just rooted my girlfriend's admire last night, and after deleting one of the bloatware apk's (can't remember what it was, but I knew it didn't need to be on the phone) I got a Force Close every 5 seconds from some com.blah.whatever process. I had this happen when trying to delete Boingo Wifi from my old Ascend too, so I rebooted and the problem went away.
If the phone is rebooting then I'd say you deleted something that the phone needs to run.
I tried on two different computers and i'm getting the same exact message!
Anyone have this problem and solution??
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ancient
ok i got to see the whole process it went quick...
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
error: unknown host service
"[*] Triggering core dump..."
[1] Segmentation fault app_process /dev...
"[*] Rebooting phone. It may buzz a lot and loop on boot. Don't panic."
remount succeeded
312 KB/s (26264 bytes in 0.082s)
link failed File exists
"[*] Installing Superuser.apk. If this hangs, just cancel it with Ctrl+C after a
few seconds,"
"[*] and you'll be finished rooting your phone. Reboot and enjoy."
260 KB/s (196521 bytes in 0.736s)
Error: Could not access the Package Manager. Is the system running?
"[*] Persistence complete, enjoy your rooted phone!"
Press any key to exit the script.
Press any key to continue . . .
so i believe it is finnally done... how ever when i in super user Titanium back up and Busy Box which req. Root* Access it informs me that the phone is still not rooted...
hey guys ive tryed evrything I.ve seen on here. my titanium backup still says i could not acquier root privileges. I have downloaded busybox and it says that busybox has not downloaded because it was not allowed root access. i also downloaded superuser and it does nothing. can you please help. thanks.
I have rooted the Admire, installed superuser elite and titanium backup Pro successfully; However, I used root check application and confirmed that my phone was rooted but busybox could not be found in the system directory. titanium backup, however, confirmed the root access: OK (busybox 1.18.4 - titanium from app installed) - I found with a root file manager that titanium busybox is installed in the application data directory. Should I be concerned about this and go ahead and install busybox from the market place anyway ? the free Superuser is working but some of the paid Elite's features are not and I just wonder if this busybox error situation found by root check application might be the cause. Thanks in advance for your input on this matter.
after i tried to install busybox with this installer https://market.android.com/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en i was having the same issue after rooting my phone with 1.) busybox could not be found 2.) applications not being granted root access apparently that first busybox installer doesn't have enough versions to choose from and every time i tried one of them it seemed to remove root or cause errors. then i found this installer (it is different because it have many more versions of busybox to choose from) https://market.android.com/details?id=com.jrummy.busybox.installer&feature=re lated_apps busybox version 1.18.0 worked for me from that installer (all the other version caused the same kind of errors) and now when checking with root checker all is good! and perms are given to any app that requests it
This app -AntTek App Manager- https://market.android.com/details?id=com.anttek.am&hl=en It is free and can *Freeze/Defrost a system or regular app* (like titanium backup) Freezing an app is a process that put an app hidden state in Android OS. All data is reserved. Therefore, a frozen app does not use any run-time resource (such as CPU or memory) and consume zero-battery. This option should be chosen if you would keep an app, but do not use it or try to test an alternative app. A frozen app can be defrosted later I also use -AntTek File Explorer- made by the same maker. https://market.android.com/details?id=com.anttek.explorer&feature=more_from_d eveloper
I was wondering, when you traded your LG Optimus M (which I have) was it a full trade or did you need to pay cash to make up the difference? I was thinking about trading my Optimus my self for the Admire when the root came out. I don't know how the trading process works with Metro. Thanks for your help.
-Andy
of course you have to pay the difference lmao i mean the admire costs more then the optimus m
after i tried to install busybox with this installer https://market.android.com/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en i was having the same issue after rooting my phone with 1.) busybox could not be found 2.) applications not being granted root access apparently that first busybox installer doesn't have enough versions to choose from and every time i tried one of them it seemed to remove root or cause errors. then i found this installer (it is different because it have many more versions of busybox to choose from) https://market.android.com/details?id=com.jrummy.busybox.installer&feature=re lated_apps busybox version 1.18.0 worked for me from that installer (all the other version caused the same kind of errors) and now when checking with root checker all is good! and perms are given to any app that requests it
Thanks locklady, I installed Busybox 18.4 (same Titanium Backup version) using jrummy Busybox Installer application. Root Checker confirmed a have rooted device and Busybox installed correctly.
Last edited by GJC; September 24th, 2011 at 11:00 AM.
Reason: Wrong version Busybox. the correct one is 1.18.4
This morning I updated to Superuser Elite 3 (Android Market). It seems working fine but when tried to update the binary a fail message came up, Root Checker confirmed installation and root. When to the Superuser website for answers and the developer explain the situation, something about permission and mounted drive; however the solution he is given is at best vagued he talks about rom manager, etc. but not specifics. Rom Manager I guess is ok if you have flashed your phone with a custom rom but not if you has the original manufacture rom. Any ideas anyone has to solve the situation? I am sure they are many of us with same issue. Thanks in advance for the help
Kusher412
You could try to use root explorer (if you have it)
(or Antek Explorer *free* that I use)
and navigate to the... root/system/app ...folder.
Scroll down till you find Camera.apk (if that's what you deleted)
(*note* it should have a file below it called Camera.odx)
In Antek Explorer long click Camera.apk & choose "install"
(If asked what to use to install....choose "package manager")
If that method doesn't work-try to copy Camera.apk to the SD card and install from there.
I installed 5 app's like this that I accidentally deleted because I Froze them with Antek App Manager,then
I did a factory reset without thawing them first(oops) and they didn't come back as usual.
so I used this method to get them back...
the only problem was...
...they still got deleted again if I did a factory reset...
I noticed that the ones I previously deleted have two things in common...
1.) they are no longer recognized as system(sys) files even though they are in the system/app folder.
2.) the permissions on all the app's I recovered are now -rwxrwxrwx
meaning: (read/write/execute on everything)
Where,The permissions on intact app's were never touched are -rw-r--r--
meaning: (owner-read/write) (group-read) (other-read)
~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~
I've found the perfect solution: to correct the permissions of the app to rw-r--r-- (the way it was originally)
3) open ghost commander and (to make things easier) go right to its preferences on bottom.
check mark: two lines in a row (so you can see the files current permissions)
check mark: show root in the home view
check mark: root mode on leaving /sdcard
4) then from the home screen go into root mode
*tip* clicking on the folder/file Icon opens it.....clicking on the row only selects it.
on bottom menu (scroll to right) to "remount system" Click it to switch to rw mode ...while you alter the file.
("remount system" toggles between rw(read write) & ro(read only)
5) now navigate to system/app/ find the app you want to alter permissions on.
long click it and choose "chmod"
only check the boxes
user r w
group r
other r
press ok
then on bottom menu (scroll to right) to "remount system" Click it to switch back to ro mode
to exit program,
press menu on phone, click location..choose home and exit on bottom
(or just open keyboard and press zero)
This morning I updated to Superuser Elite 3 (Android Market). It seems working fine but when tried to update the binary a fail message came up, Root Checker confirmed installation and root. When to the Superuser website for answers and the developer explain the situation, something about permission and mounted drive; however the solution he is given is at best vagued he talks about rom manager, etc. but not specifics. Rom Manager I guess is ok if you have flashed your phone with a custom rom but not if you has the original manufacture rom. Any ideas anyone has to solve the situation? I am sure they are many of us with same issue. Thanks in advance for the help
I had the same problem(as lot of people are)
The new superuser would not remember permissions until it was updated, yet it would not update.
So I solved it by:
dragging the older version superuser.apk out of the "One Click Root for SCH-R720" folder,
(from page 1) onto my SD card and installed it.
now all is back to normal
If you saved or find a previous version of superuser.apk it should work.
Last edited by locklady; September 29th, 2011 at 09:04 AM.
Kusher412
You could try to use root explorer (if you have it)
(or Antek Explorer *free* that I use)
and navigate to the... root/system/app ...folder.
Scroll down till you find Camera.apk (if that's what you deleted)
(*note* it should have a file below it called Camera.odx)
In Antek Explorer long click Camera.apk & choose "install"
(If asked what to use to install....choose "package manager")
If that method doesn't work-try to copy Camera.apk to the SD card and install from there.
I installed 5 app's like this that I accidentally deleted because I Froze them with Antek App Manager,then
I did a factory reset without thawing them first(oops) and they didn't come back as usual.
so I used this method to get them back...
the only problem was...
...they still got deleted again if I did a factory reset...
I noticed that the ones I previously deleted have two things in common...
1.) they are no longer recognized as system(sys) files even though they are in the system/app folder.
2.) the permissions on all the app's I recovered are now -rwxrwxrwx
meaning: (read/write/execute on everything)
Where,The permissions on intact app's were never touched are -rw-r--r--
meaning: (owner-read/write) (group-read) (other-read)
~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~
I've found the perfect solution: to correct the permissions of the app to rw-r--r-- (the way it was originally)
3) open ghost commander and (to make things easier) go right to its preferences on bottom.
check mark: two lines in a row (so you can see the files current permissions)
check mark: show root in the home view
check mark: root mode on leaving /sdcard
4) then from the home screen go into root mode
*tip* clicking on the folder/file Icon opens it.....clicking on the row only selects it.
on bottom menu (scroll to right) to "remount system" Click it to switch to rw mode ...while you alter the file.
("remount system" toggles between rw(read write) & ro(read only)
5) now navigate to system/app/ find the app you want to alter permissions on.
long click it and choose "chmod"
only check the boxes
user r w
group r
other r
press ok
then on bottom menu (scroll to right) to "remount system" Click it to switch back to ro mode
to exit program,
press menu on phone, click location..choose home and exit on bottom
(or just open keyboard and press zero)
I accidentally deleted MetroWeb which turns out to be the stock browser (duh!). I used Titanium Backup to backup everything first but after the uninstall and subsequent discovery that it was the stock browser, I attempted to reinstall it using Titanium Backup with no luck. Every time I attempted to restore the app or the app+data the phone would just reboot without restoring the data. I tried using the methods you gave here, but it keeps saying "Application not installed" each time.
I accidentally deleted MetroWeb which turns out to be the stock browser (duh!). I used Titanium Backup to backup everything first but after the uninstall and subsequent discovery that it was the stock browser, I attempted to reinstall it using Titanium Backup with no luck. Every time I attempted to restore the app or the app+data the phone would just reboot without restoring the data. I tried using the methods you gave here, but it keeps saying "Application not installed" each time.
I accidentally deleted MetroWeb which turns out to be the stock browser (duh!). I used Titanium Backup to backup everything first but after the uninstall and subsequent discovery that it was the stock browser, I attempted to reinstall it using Titanium Backup with no luck. Every time I attempted to restore the app or the app+data the phone would just reboot without restoring the data. I tried using the methods you gave here, but it keeps saying "Application not installed" each time.
Do you have any ideas or suggestions?
I had the same exact problem with android keyboard(LatinIME.apk)
(it was driving me crazy) lol
(MetroWeb= Browser.apk and Browser.odex)
I finally got it to work but
I'm not sure exactly what worked,
so ill post what I did do:
btw, to install a apk I use antek explorer.
& to alter a apk I use ghost commander. (cause it can change permissions)
(because I cant figure out how to install with ghost commander..lol)
============>
I noticed that in "root/data/data"
the folder that corresponds to LatinIME.apk said "mismatched uid"
then I saw in "system/app" LatinIME.apk had _fro at the end (LatinIME.apk_fro)
(_fro stands for Froyo)
& its corresponding file under it called LatinIME.odex DID NOT have the _fro at the end..
so I renamed it BACK TO LatinIME.apk
...and that fixed the "mismatched uid" problem...
~but still wouldn't install~
so did a little research
which led me in "system/app" to tweak LatinIME.apk & LatinIME.odex permissions both to -rw-r--r-- with ghost commander.
(remember to remount system to rw 1st, or changes wont stick...
then back to ro when finished)
~but still not installing~
so I when to the "stock application manager"
(menu/applications/manage applications)
Where LatinIME.apk said "Uninstall Updates"
rather than just "Uninstall"
so I pressed "Uninstall Updates" and it warned me that I will be using the stock application, I agreed and continued.
and my android keyboard became available once again.
without ever having to reinstall it again...
it was just a matter of renaming and permissions.
I don't know if this will work for you..but it cant hurt to try
btw,
I forgot to mention that somewhere in between
I used "Fix Permissions" from a program I downloaded called "ROM Manager"
it fixes the permissions on everything..worked well,
but in the end I think "Renaming" and "Uninstall Updates" is what really did the trick.
I hope it works for you too!
Last edited by locklady; October 1st, 2011 at 10:06 AM.
I had the same exact problem with android keyboard(LatinIME.apk)
(it was driving me crazy) lol
(MetroWeb= Browser.apk and Browser.odex)
I finally got it to work but
I'm not sure exactly what worked,
so ill post what I did do:
btw, to install a apk I use antek explorer.
& to alter a apk I use ghost commander. (cause it can change permissions)
(because I cant figure out how to install with ghost commander..lol)
============>
I noticed that in "root/data/data"
the folder that corresponds to LatinIME.apk said "mismatched uid"
then I saw in "system/app" LatinIME.apk had _fro at the end (LatinIME.apk_fro)
(_fro stands for Froyo)
& its corresponding file under it called LatinIME.odex DID NOT have the _fro at the end..
so I renamed it BACK TO LatinIME.apk
...and that fixed the "mismatched uid" problem...
~but still wouldn't install~
so did a little research
which led me in "system/app" to tweak LatinIME.apk & LatinIME.odex permissions both to -rw-r--r-- with ghost commander.
(remember to remount system to rw 1st, or changes wont stick...
then back to ro when finished)
~but still not installing~
so I when to the "stock application manager"
(menu/applications/manage applications)
Where LatinIME.apk said "Uninstall Updates"
rather than just "Uninstall"
so I pressed "Uninstall Updates" and it warned me that I will be using the stock application, I agreed and continued.
and my android keyboard became available once again.
without ever having to reinstall it again...
it was just a matter of renaming and permissions.
I don't know if this will work for you..but it cant hurt to try
btw,
I forgot to mention that somewhere in between
I used "Fix Permissions" from a program I downloaded called "ROM Manager"
it fixes the permissions on everything..worked well,
but in the end I think "Renaming" and "Uninstall Updates" is what really did the trick.
I hope it works for you too!
Hmm... ok, I might have a different problem then.
I do not have a Browser.apk or a Browser.odex in root/system/app at all. I just have a com.android.browser.apk and there is no com.android.browser.odex at all.
Not sure what I should do at this point... rename the file to Browser.apk? Will it work without the .odex file?
I do not have a Browser.apk or a Browser.odex in root/system/app at all. I just have a com.android.browser.apk and there is no com.android.browser.odex at all.
Not sure what I should do at this point... rename the file to Browser.apk? Will it work without the .odex file?
using ghost commander i show under: Root/System/App
Browser.apk (metroweb) Browser.odex
and under: Root/Data/Data i have com.android.browser(folder)
(the one that when opened.. showed the mismatched uid problem)
Can anyone tell me where to find the system "dump" ?
And.. is it true that to ensure that your apps are classified as "system" apps..
..your "dump" contents have to match your "system/app" contents?
and if so.. does that mean when/if you do a factory reset they will load.
for example:
1. I froze latinIME.apk(android keyboard)along with the other stock keyboards.
2. Did a factory reset without defrosting them first
and *poof* deleted!
I finally got them back
but, i want them to be part of the programs that start up if a reset is performed.
as it stands now...if i do a factory reset i end up with no keyboards to choose from. (keyboard Input is empty)
until i paste one via usb and install.
im going to copy from my Samsung Admire Browser.apk Browser.odex
to my sd card and upload it here.
(enable usb)
place them on your sd card (then disable usb)
copy or move both to
system/app
then try all the procedures
I dont know how in titanium :P ..but im sure it has those features
P.S> do you have anything in the Root/Data/Data relating to the browser at all?
Thank you Locklady! I was able to get it moved with Root Explorer and changed the permissions to -rw-r--r-- and then rebooted. I have MetroWeb back and it launches like it did before. So now I have a rooted phone with no Metro Bloatware and it works really good.
Thank you Locklady! I was able to get it moved with Root Explorer and changed the permissions to -rw-r--r-- and then rebooted. I have MetroWeb back and it launches like it did before. So now I have a rooted phone with no Metro Bloatware and it works really good.
Can anyone tell me where to find the system "dump" ?
And.. is it true that to ensure that your apps are classified as "system" apps..
..your "dump" contents have to match your "system/app" contents?
and if so.. does that mean when/if you do a factory reset they will load.
for example:
1. I froze latinIME.apk(android keyboard)along with the other stock keyboards.
2. Did a factory reset without defrosting them first
and *poof* deleted!
I finally got them back
but, i want them to be part of the programs that start up if a reset is performed.
as it stands now...if i do a factory reset i end up with no keyboards to choose from. (keyboard Input is empty)
until i paste one via usb and install.
I found the answer to my Question!
~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~
[Quote By]
SUroot
ROM Developer
/data us what is referred to by users as internal memory. This is what runs out etc. Advantage of using this is that you can update it from the market / manually update. Flip side is if you factory reset the app is gone
/system is also internal memory bit different partition. This is where the rom is.
~*~*~~*~*~~*~*~
So now i understand that:
System/App = all the default .apks that came with the phone.(read only on boot)
and
Data/App (AKA:internal memory) = all the .apks of the apps you have installed (and can be updated directly from the Market)
But my next Question is:
>>>===>What is the best way Move the entire app (apk + libs + etc) <===<<<
From: Data/App
To: System/App
so that all data related to the app stays intact??
(Some original stock apps got moved when i had to reinstall them & now I want to move them back where they belong)
For me, the easiest way to move apps to /system/app is using Root Explorer:
1. Copy the apk and paste it into /system/app -- you'll need to press the button on the top right that says "Mount R/W".
2. Long-press on the newly pasted apk file and select Permissions.
3. Change the permissions to User: Read - Write, Group: Read, Others: Read
4. When you click Okay, you should see "rw-r--r--" in the fine print under the apk name.
5. Click the Mount R/O button, then reboot.
Since it appears that you've already moved the apps to /system/app, then all you really need to do is look at the permissions and make sure they show as noted above.
Last edited by locklady; October 2nd, 2011 at 10:55 AM.
I had the same problem(as lot of people are)
The new superuser would not remember permissions until it was updated, yet it would not update.
So I solved it by:
dragging the older version superuser.apk out of the "One Click Root for SCH-R720" folder,
(from page 1) onto my SD card and installed it.
now all is back to normal
If you saved or find a previous version of superuser.apk it should work.
Thank you locklady, I did the same thing and it worked. I will wait before updating again to Superuser Elite 3. This new update has too many issues to be resolved by the developer.
* daemon not running. starting it now *
* daemon started successfully *
error: unknown host service
"[*] Triggering core dump..."
[1] Segmentation fault app_process /dev...
"[*] Rebooting phone. It may buzz a lot and loop on boot. Don't panic."
remount succeeded
136 KB/s (0 bytes in 26264.000s)
link failed File exists
"[*] Installing Superuser.apk. If this hangs, just cancel it with Ctrl+C after a
few seconds,"
"[*] and you'll be finished rooting your phone. Reboot and enjoy."
722 KB/s (0 bytes in 196521.000s)
Error: Could not access the Package Manager. Is the system running?
"[*] Persistence complete, enjoy your rooted phone!"
Press any key to exit the script.
Press any key to continue . . .
Need help, that keeps showing when I run the program, and I don't have a root folder.
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Root Success & tips for all others on the Path.
thanks rhandall for the tip
Phone was rooted but busybox could not be found
