Hi all,
I'm trying to put a font in my new wildfire so I'll be able to read stuff in Hebrew.
I tried this guide : https://sites.google.com/a/bardavid.com/android-g1/Home/adding-hebrew-fonts
to add the fonts to my htc, but I had a little problem.
When I tried to give to command su in the shell, it worked, but then I tried the:
mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system
and then it told me: mount: Operation not permitted.
I used the SoftRoot to get the root permission, but it did not help, as you can see.
If someone here has a better idea of getting root permission, or a way to get Hebrew fonts on my HTC, I'll be more than happy, since I feel like I bought a plastic box and not a smartphone.
One more question: When I go to settings in my cell, and check for updates - does the update check is made in my cell provider (which in my case is Orange), or does the update check is made somewhere over the net?
And is there a date for Froyo release to the wildfire?
thanks all, I really appreciate it!
i have a mount error in all recoveries
i cant mount it manually through adb shell too it says device busy any ideas guys
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got it fixed myself by installing busy box
now it mounts but now i am using TWRP
any one if u face a similar problem try this solution
Hi everyone !
First :
I have an D802 device with CWM downloaded from Cyanogen web site !
My problème is that I tried to install CM10.2 stable on my G2 but after following the CM wiki, the phone stuck on CM bootloader, I can't mount or wipe cache partition from recovery and I have an anauthorized access for ADB from recovery !
How can I install another recovery from ADB with unauthorized access ?
thanks for reading me !
Julian
EDIT :
There are those lines writed !
E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/command
E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/log
E:Can't open /cache/recovery/log
E:Can't mount /cache/recovery/last_log
E:Can't open /cache/recovery/last_log
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Hi again !
I managed to install cyanogen normaly !
I don't realy know how I have done ! I formated manualy /system and /data from recovery and after reboot I was able to access ADB shell, so I installed write recovery with /cache fixed and installed cyanogen ! That's wonderful !
Thanks !
Julian
Hello,
I have problem with my GC501 WW, when I taring to install from form recovery (TeamWIN) i got follows errors:
E:Unable to mount '/spare
and
E:Unknown action screenshot
Please advice me how to resolve this problem
Hi
I deal with the problem.
1. I use files and script from this post
* But I not run script but run each command in terminal
2 After partition creation I format each then flashboot files
Hello fellow xda'ers,
A few weeks I am experiencing a problem with my moto x style. The problem is that i don't have access anymore to my system folder. I have full root access, I can use rooted apps, but i can't switch my file system to r/w. Also when I boot into recovery I can flash roms etc, they are fully working, but once again, no system access. Also when I try to mount the system folder in recovery it seems it won't stick. Also when I use root explorer it says it switched to r/w but in fact it is r/o..
Can someone please hint me out what I could do to fix this problem?
Thanks in advance,
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Have you tried something like this in terminal as root, or via ADB root?
Code:
mount -o rw,remount,rw /system
Then for r/o...
Code:
mount -o ro,remount,ro /system
quakeaz said:
Have you tried something like this in terminal as root, or via ADB root?
Then for r/o...
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Thanks for your reply. But i still can't get system access.
bartjeh1991 said:
Thanks for your reply. But i still can't get system access.
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Did you receive an error running the command? You are root, correct? Possibly just use:
Code:
mount -o remount,rw /system
Then run...
Code:
mount | grep system
Mine is read-only, but this should tell you if yours is rw or not.
Code:
u0 a114 clark:/ mount | grep system
/dev/block/bootdevice/by-name/system /system ext4 [B]ro[/B],seclabel,relatime,data=ordered 0 0
quakeaz said:
Did you receive an error running the command? You are root, correct? Possibly just use:
Then run...
Mine is read-only, but this should tell you if yours is rw or not.
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I get this message everytime i run the commands you give me.