Hi!
I've got a problem with root access of an app, it just doesn't ask for root permission but gives me a warning that it needs root access.
I already tried to use superSU instead of Superuser, but it didn't work. I unrooted and rooted the phone back, didn't work either. I'm sure the phone has root permission because after the rooting superuser asked me to give root permission to "system" and I also managed to write files in the obb and data folders.
It's driving me mad because it seems that the root is working but the app just don't ask for root permission.
P.S. The app is Freedom, v1.0.6
Thanks for the help!
What app did you mean which cant get root permission?
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Hi all,
In a rooted phone, if an app does not ask for super user access (as reported by the Superuser app), does it have exactly the permissions it has in a non rooted phone?
Thanks,
K.
if it doesn't ask for SU permissions, but it works its not a rooted app, now if it doesnt work it might be a rooted app and you might have to fix permissions
edit: if it works yes it has the same permissions
Is Titanium Backup supposed to not be getting root currently on the A500? Other apps like Root Explorer seem to get root and work fine. Titanium Backup on my A500 complains that it can not get root. I did say allow on the Superuser box and after Titanium Backup complained of not having root, I opened Superuser and saw that it was indeed given permission to have root. Could I maybe not have obtained root correctly with Gingerbreak or is this just a problem for everybody now?
I got root fine after the update. Did you update busybox?
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I have this problem before, I find out because I didn't root it probably and install superuser
, so titanium backup can not run without root permission which superuser haven't got too.
To fix that, simply just reroot it, step by step again, after that mine run fine.
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try to update busybox
Luigi
enigmatl said:
Is Titanium Backup supposed to not be getting root currently on the A500? Other apps like Root Explorer seem to get root and work fine. Titanium Backup on my A500 complains that it can not get root. I did say allow on the Superuser box and after Titanium Backup complained of not having root, I opened Superuser and saw that it was indeed given permission to have root. Could I maybe not have obtained root correctly with Gingerbreak or is this just a problem for everybody now?
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Busybox! 10char
busybox installation solved that for me
Re-ran Gingerbreak everything is great now, thanks for the tip!
Apps like Root Explorer (writing protected files) and Type Fresh (changing system fonts by replacing protected font files) don't work in my phone. Starting to suspect that root may be corrupt...
Any idea why this is happening? Suggestions, anyone?
Run Superuser apk and look if Root Explorer have granted root permission.
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You could try to re-root. mine did the same after about a week. How long you been rooted? Have you got super user? try and run it like @emmibuzz suggested.
How can I launch an application to give it root permissions ? Can I possibly edit the apk without writing the program over ?
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You first need to root your phone. You could use z4root.apk. try searching the forums or google it. Apply permanent or temporary. I applied permanent root. The app will notify if a root is successful. Then you will need to have superuser app installed. Normally all the roms comes preinstalled with superuser. If an app asks for permission for root access just grant it and you're done.
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You first need to root your phone. You could use z4root.apk. try searching the forums or google it. Apply permanent or temporary. I applied permanent root. The app will notify if a root is successful. Then you will need to have superuser app installed. Normally all the roms comes preinstalled with superuser. If an app asks for permission for root access just grant it and you're done.
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My device is already rooted with SuperUser added ...... What im trying to do is give an app which was downloaded from the market root permissions . now the only way i personally know how to give an app root permissions is by FIRST programming it with root permissions . Once its compiled i dont thing i can launch an app as root . But i may be wrong . hence the thread
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My device is already rooted with SuperUser added ...... What im trying to do is give an app which was downloaded from the market root permissions . now the only way i personally know how to give an app root permissions is by FIRST programming it with root permissions . Once its compiled i dont thing i can launch an app as root . But i may be wrong . hence the thread
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U can only give Root Permission if the app and for it
So im making a very simple root app, But i need to know after calling for root using Runtime.getRuntime().exec("su"); how can i get my app to check if it was granted Root or not by SU.