when i rooted my att sgs4, it installed cwm supersu
how do i switch to chainfire supersu?
spacealien said:
when i rooted my att sgs4, it installed cwm supersu
how do i switch to chainfire supersu?
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You can remove it just like any other app.
Play store install the one you want. Uninstall the other one afterwards.
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When you first run SuperSU it will ask if you want it to delete other conflicting superuser apps. Pick yes.
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I installed safestrap to install a custom ROM and when I tried to open this app , its not opening. Should I unlock my bootloader for this?.. Are there any ways to do that. I am not using a developer edition
kaskoraja said:
I installed safestrap to install a custom ROM and when I tried to open this app , its not opening. Should I unlock my bootloader for this?.. Are there any ways to do that. I am not using a developer edition
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are you sure you have root?
You can't unlock the boot loader in the xt907 consumer edition. Are you trying to open the XDA app or Safe strap app? You install safe strap and when you restart the phone, you'll see the safe strap menu. That is, if you have root.
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skippid said:
You can't unlock the boot loader in the xt907 consumer edition. Are you trying to open the XDA app or Safe strap app? You install safe strap and when you restart the phone, you'll see the safe strap menu. That is, if you have root.
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I have rooted my XT907 using the Motofail app, downloaded root checker which verified that I do have root. Even Titanium backup works. I downloaded the safe strap 3.12 apk and used ROM manager to install it, but it won't install. What did I do wrong?
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estimator1960 said:
skippid said:
You can't unlock the boot loader in the xt907 consumer edition. Are you trying to open the XDA app or Safe strap app? You install safe strap and when you restart the phone, you'll see the safe strap menu. That is, if you have root.
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I have rooted my XT907 using the Motofail app, downloaded root checker which verified that I do have root. Even Titanium backup works. I downloaded the safe strap 3.12 apk and used ROM manager to install it, but it won't install. What did I do wrong?
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Have you tried installing it without using ROM manager? A lot of people seem to be having issues with that.
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bgregs514 said:
estimator1960 said:
Have you tried installing it without using ROM manager? A lot of people seem to be having issues with that.
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I used another file system instead of ROM mgr plus I installed Busy Box and now Safestrap works, thank you!
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estimator1960 said:
bgregs514 said:
I used another file system instead of ROM mgr plus I installed Busy Box and now Safestrap works, thank you!
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Why would you need to use anything to install SafeStrap? It's an APK. You run it, reboot and voila!
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What is the app doing FC'ing?
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fawkiPhone said:
What is the app doing FC'ing?
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If so you have to search for droid RAZR M root Fix, and you need to install busy box
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I have my 9505 i337m rooted stock recovery installed. Most apps work and acquire root but few like trikster dont. I installed superSu.
Root checker lite report rooted and root checker pro the contrary.
Any idea?
Thank you
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Did you grant them root privileges when prompted? Check your SuperSU log to see if they've been denied.
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Desinstall supersu and now it it a mess. Tried yo reroot but nothing work anymore.
Superuser say not possible to update su becsuse there is a problemvor su not present. All apps that need root freeze.No rooot anymoree.
Can I fix without flashing a rom?
Is ther an app to clean and desinstall all?
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Don't know why you did that-you created a much bigger problem by overreacting.
Are you trying to use superuser or supersu? From the tenor of your post, it sounds like you tried switching. What happens if you try to install supersu from the play store?
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If I used the ioroot method after taking att ota update and it didn't install su binaries. Can I use another method or do I have to go through unroot process and then do it.
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fountain79 said:
If I used the ioroot method after taking att ota update and it didn't install su binaries. Can I use another method or do I have to go through unroot process and then do it.
If you don't have root just us ioroot method again as in its quick, also you can use root checker and if you do have root supersu can unroot...hope this helps
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RubbleTea said:
fountain79 said:
If I used the ioroot method after taking att ota update and it didn't install su binaries. Can I use another method or do I have to go through unroot process and then do it.
If you don't have root just us ioroot method again as in its quick, also you can use root checker and if you do have root supersu can unroot...hope this helps
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But will take way give superuser access it didn't the first time
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fountain79 said:
RubbleTea said:
But will take way give superuser access it didn't the first time
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If you didn't get first time it's fine to do again or if you had and lost from ota its fine to use ioroot method, ioroot is a pretty safe and quick way, afterward I would uninstall superuser and install supersu imo
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Downloaded an app called hide my root then downloaded Isis. Installed both. I am running venom btw. In hide my root I chose hide su binary then set up Isis and got my $50 card. Then went into hide my root and restored my su binary, opened up Isis and no issues. Just thought I'd let anyone know who wants they're $50. I'm unlocked and rooted.
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The xposed module root cloak works great also. No need to really do anything other then install and enable.
Avgsmoe said:
The xposed module root cloak works great also. No need to really do anything other then install and enable.
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Root cloak works great and allows you to pick a specific app. Thanks for posting.
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Hello Everyone just want to ask before I go to root and install recovery Im still stock and not rooted so heres my idea to root and install custom recovery
1. Root using towelroot
2. Install recovery using Flashify
3. Install custom rom
can this method work? anyone have tried this? since I dont want to use odin because Im still noob
TIA
Towel root may not work, you may have to use Odin because Samsung patched their kernels.
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Battlehero said:
Towel root may not work, you may have to use Odin because Samsung patched their kernels.
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I see then what recovery do you prefer? TWRP/philz touch?
imfuzzyyy said:
I see then what recovery do you prefer? TWRP/philz touch?
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It's personal preference, but I personally like to use TWRP.