Just as the topic says. Where is it? I ask so that I may edit the lcd density, play gameloft games, as well as gain most (If not full) market access.
Does anyone have any idea??? ?
Note: I do have root access, preserved via voodoo rootkeeper.
shrinex said:
Just as the topic says. Where is it? I ask so that I may edit the lcd density, play gameloft games, as well as gain most (If not full) market access.
Does anyone have any idea??? ?
Note: I do have root access, preserved via voodoo rootkeeper.
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its in the /system folder
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ker2gsr said:
its in the /system folder
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lies, it's not there. which is why i am asking o_o
i miss it... it was my best friend :crying:
Yes, build.prop is in /system/.
If you can't find it, either you're not rooted; are not using an explorer that can browse /system/; have hidden files hidden; or the restraining device behind your primary navigation wheel is not attached with sufficient torque.
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OK tried to use titanium backup but it keeps force closing, anyone else having the same issue I am rooted. also if others are facing the same what is the best alternative to titanium please. ?
have you installed busybox?
and the competition is "my backup root"
FrAsErTaG said:
have you installed busybox?
and the competition is "my backup root"
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thanks installed busy box and it worked.
Titanium won't work on my play either.
I purchased pro for my hero, and i can install, but the application is just not available in the app draw.
My backup root installs and works fine but i just can't find how to remove the bloatware with it.
I do have root access so what can i use to get rid of what's app, postcard etc ??
Uninstaller for root
Its free on market
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FrAsErTaG said:
Uninstaller for root
Its free on market
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Thanks for that
DeadlyDazza said:
Thanks for that
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There is a thanks button mate
DeadlyDazza said:
Titanium won't work on my play either.
I purchased pro for my hero, and i can install, but the application is just not available in the app draw.
My backup root installs and works fine but i just can't find how to remove the bloatware with it.
I do have root access so what can i use to get rid of what's app, postcard etc ??
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Did you also download the free version? Pro download is only the registration key! You need to install both.
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There is a thanks button mate
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Not while using tapatalk
But will do when I get to my pc
I also can't use titanium BackUp pro, but can use the normal version.
Delna said:
I also can't use titanium BackUp pro, but can use the normal version.
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Guys. I repeat. Pro version is ONLY LICENSE that activates the free version. You need to install BOTH.
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Is there anything out there with the ability to backup that doesn't require rotting?
my backup pro, it's what i use tbh i dont always root
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Is there anything out there with the ability to backup that doesn't require rotting?
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No because in order to do a full backup you need R/W Access to the /system and /Data folders
See above you don't have to have root to read only to write.
most of the apps you will back up won't need write access check it out on the market or try it yourself
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waz000000 said:
See above you don't have to have root to read only to write.
most of the apps you will back up won't need write access check it out on the market or try it yourself
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AFAIK You need root to read from /system and /data/data/ but maybe im wrong. i know for a fact that you need root to even read /system. go check with a file explorer that dosent need root
your right with what your say but for backup you won't need access you don't need to back up system apps anyway.
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Guys. I repeat. Pro version is ONLY LICENSE that activates the free version. You need to install BOTH.
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Correct and also you may need to turn usb debuging on if your having problems.
How to install Titanium backup pro on xperia play
1. Download and install Busyox after rooting
2. Download and install titanium backup
3. Download Pro Version key and install
4. Enable usb debugging (may not be neccessary works on my play without)
5. load program and enjoy
Got my atrix today. Still tryna get used to a 4 inch screen. Havent rooted yet (usually root my devices the second they get there first charge) but seems as if everything is beta rite now. Question though, would the updated motoblur launcher work without root? Like sidload the apk?
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use gingerbreak to root and the launcher probably wont work, havnt seen anyone mention it anyway
No you cant sideload apps out of the box. You first need to root with gingerbreak method and then use the gladenable script to enable sideloading.
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No you cant sideload apps out of the box. You first need to root with gingerbreak method and then use the gladenable script to enable sideloading.
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on orange you can sideload out of box so im guessing its same on t-mobile (btw accidently pressed thanks on your post lol)
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No you cant sideload apps out of the box. You first need to root with gingerbreak method and then use the gladenable script to enable sideloading.
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I was thinking of using the side loading wonder machine. And to root,dont I have to rsd sbf 1.8.3 first? Anyways,thanks for the answers
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Congrats! Ateix is a great device. Easiest way to install Nonmarket apps is to go to Android store n purchase "Non Market apps Enabler" created by fellow member here. Only costs 1 dollar somethn. Enables the checkbox n options to enable non market app installs. Works instantly. No side loading n all that needed. Saves a ton of Time n hassle. I got it n was installing non market apps instantly with it!
If its a UK spec one, you can side load without doing anything... Otherwise rooting will be required
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I was thinking of using the side loading wonder machine. And to root,dont I have to rsd sbf 1.8.3 first? Anyways,thanks for the answers
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i used sideload wonder machine for the apks of gameloft games. works really well.
Programs such as sky go and pingit look for root on a device.
Where exactly do they look , as a test I fully unrooted my cm9 , and changed my ro_secure to 1..
The programs still however detect root.. Where else would they be looking?
This could be useful info as an app could be made to possibly change all that is needed to fully hide root
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An app will attempt to do R/W on its own files or system files so its not one single file. The app will report an error if it cant modify what it needs to. In your case, sounds like unroot isnt working properly.
Yea but when I try another app like titanium it will say it didn't have root
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There's and option in settings - development to disable root. Works in cm9 and etc..
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For anyone who has a Nexus 7 - can anyone confirm if we will be able to delete stuff like the Magazines app or any of the stock applications, either through rooting or otherwise?
On stock ROM, you can only disable the stock apps. With root, I'm sure you can install Titanium Backup and delete them.
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Valerianus said:
For anyone who has a Nexus 7 - can anyone confirm if we will be able to delete stuff like the Magazines app or any of the stock applications, either through rooting or otherwise?
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yeah you can disable some stock apps without rooting. go applications>>all and click what you want to disbale and click disable at the top right
Root, install ES File Explorer, delete apps from root system app folder. Presto Change-o you're done!
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You can also use ADB to backup/delete apks.
As per title, Can I delete busybox free, quick boot and supersu after rooting?
I have used the video title on youtube: How to Root the Google Nexus 4 - Latest, to root my device, was just wondering if I were able to delete those files after rooting or are they required? (I'll be installing ParanoidAndroid soon).
Thanks.
No they aren't required but what's the purpose of rooting if your gonna delete the app that's essential to being rooted?
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Crisisx1 said:
No they aren't required but what's the purpose of rooting if your gonna delete the app that's essential to being rooted?
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Alright thanks.
I was just asking since I can save some space. I don't understand why I would require them still, since I've made a custom backup etc;
SnowDefault said:
Alright thanks.
I was just asking since I can save some space. I don't understand why I would require them still, since I've made a custom backup etc;
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If you want to use root apps busy box(usually) needs to be installed and super user is a requirement.
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Have you run busybox and then used it's installer?
Your supposed to do that once.
Use root uninstaller to delete any app. Keep su
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