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I installed Xposed Installer (v2.6.1) on my rooted Toshiba AT300SE (Excite 10 SE) with AOSP JB on it.
After installation device rebooted and now stuck on boot loop.
Any suggestion to get out of this.
Restore the backup that you should have made before installing the Xposed framework, or flash the Xposed disabler zip from recovery. Or read the FAQ.
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kingvortex said:
Restore the backup that you should have made before installing the Xposed framework, or flash the Xposed disabler zip from recovery. Or read the FAQ.
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i'll try this
kingvortex said:
Restore the backup that you should have made before installing the Xposed framework, or flash the Xposed disabler zip from recovery. Or read the FAQ.
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Seems that disabler zip did not work.
Any other brilliant ideas................
Rooks said:
Seems that disabler zip did not work.
Any other brilliant ideas................
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Yes, plenty, but your sarcasm precludes me from sharing them with you.
Read the FAQ and/or other pinned threads in this section.
I won't reply in this thread again. Have a good day.
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kingvortex said:
Yes, plenty, but your sarcasm precludes me from sharing them with you.
Read the FAQ and/or other pinned threads in this section.
I won't reply in this thread again. Have a good day.
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Well it's nice to share something.
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If it's helpful for someone.
Rooks said:
Well it's nice to share something.
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If it's helpful for someone.
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Sadly, not many people around here possess a crystal ball to determine what may be helpful to you on advance. If it didn't help you, just say so politely.
If the Xposed disabler zip didn't work, you probably want to make sure it flashed correctly. You can also use adb to disable the Xposed framework if that still doesn't work out for you.
Rooks said:
Seems that disabler zip did not work.
Any other brilliant ideas................
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Only brilliant idea here was flashing something before backing up your rom.
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GermainZ said:
Sadly, not many people around here possess a crystal ball to determine what may be helpful to you on advance. If it didn't help you, just say so politely.
If the Xposed disabler zip didn't work, you probably want to make sure it flashed correctly. You can also use adb to disable the Xposed framework if that still doesn't work out for you.
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I did not mean to be rude or ANY disrespect.
So guys, PLEASE point me to right direction so that i can bring back my device.
rovo89 said:
In case you get into a boot loop:
First, try using the safemode by pressing any hardware key repeatedly. You can find a short explanation how it works here.
If that doesn't work, you can flash the attached Xposed-Disabler-Recovery.zip by Tungstwenty. It will be copied to your (external) SD card when you install Xposed as well. The only thing it does is copying /system/bin/app_process.orig back to /system/bin/app_process, which you can also do yourself (e.g. with adb shell in recovery mode).
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-installer-versions-changelog-t2714053
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-installer-versions-changelog-t2714053
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Where can i find disabler zip file?
I downloaded some files from web (all around 1.2kb in size) and all these have only one folder "meta-inf", nothing else.
Rooks said:
Where can i find disabler zip file?
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From the linked post:
If that doesn't work, you can flash the attached Xposed-Disabler-Recovery.zip by Tungstwenty. It will be copied to your (external) SD card when you install Xposed as well. The only thing it does is copying /system/bin/app_process.orig back to /system/bin/app_process, which you can also do yourself (e.g. with adb shell in recovery mode).
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Rooks said:
I downloaded some files from web (all around 1.2kb in size) and all these have only one folder "meta-inf", nothing else.
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Assuming it doesn't work for one reason or the other, you can do this (also from the linked post):
The only thing it does is copying /system/bin/app_process.orig back to /system/bin/app_process, which you can also do yourself (e.g. with adb shell in recovery mode).
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GermainZ said:
From the linked post:
Assuming it doesn't work for one reason or the other, you can do this (also from the linked post):
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Yes i've tried three different files, all failed to install.
Guess i've no choice left except adb.
Rooks said:
Yes i've tried three different files, all failed to install.
Guess i've no choice left except adb.
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You may also want to grab a logcat of the boot loop (also using adb), BTW. That way, the issue might actually be identified and possibly resolved in the future.
Rooks said:
Yes i've tried three different files, all failed to install.
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You should mainly try the one attached to the other thread... But it will only work on a custom recovery (CWM/TWRP). Not sure, but yours looks more like a stock recovery.
Also, did you try pressing a key many times as written in my quote?
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Where can i find disabler zip file?
I downloaded some file from web (all around 1.2kb in size) and all these have only one folder "meta-inf", nothing else.
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Uninstaller performs only one move operation (or a copy operation plus delete operation) which is being performed on the files which already exist in the device. No need of involving external files, so the only dir in the zip is the one containg updater-binary file ie. META-INF. binary can be a simple, single-liner shell script which triggers basic shell command performing required, trivial operation. As most custom recoveries accept unsigned zips so signing it is not really required, resulting flashable woulď be a zip file containing singłe no more than 100bytes long file placed in a an empty subdir.
12kb size of such a zip shall be considered as a nothing that you should worry about then.
Probably u are running stock recovery which cąnnot flash zips signeď by anyone except a producer. It is also possible that the screenshots come from the older custom recovery, afair primer builds of cwm-based recoveries looked very similiar to stock ones. In thąt case the only reason of failure that I may think of is the fact that earlier versions of cwm did not neccessary provide a possibility to flash unsigned zips; didn't check but maybe uninstaller zip created by the installer is not signed (which I didnt check so I might be wrong; modern recoveries are flashing zips with no signature without any problems by default but less popular devices might be forced to use a version compiled by someone once ąnd never maintained = the only available). You may want to check if there is any option in your CWM that will enablę flashing such a zips and if it isnt possible, sign the zips on your own using any key, even a test one included to signapk.jar.
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You may also want to grab a logcat of the boot loop (also using adb), BTW. That way, the issue might actually be identified and possibly resolved in the future.
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I'll try to get logcat for this issue.
rovo89 said:
You should mainly try the one attached to the other thread... But it will only work on a custom recovery (CWM/TWRP). Not sure, but yours looks more like a stock recovery.
Also, did you try pressing a key many times as written in my quote?
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Yes, it's the stock recovery and i've tried several times with hardware keys but safe mode did not work in my scenario.
esgie said:
Uninstaller performs only one move operation (or a copy operation plus delete operation) which is being performed on the files which already exist in the device. No need of involving external files, so the only dir in the zip is the one containg updater-binary file ie. META-INF. binary can be a simple, single-liner shell script which triggers basic shell command performing required, trivial operation. As most custom recoveries accept unsigned zips so signing it is not really required, resulting flashable woulď be a zip file containing singłe no more than 100bytes long file placed in a an empty subdir.
12kb size of such a zip shall be considered as a nothing that you should worry about then.
Probably u are running stock recovery which cąnnot flash zips signeď by anyone except a producer. It is also possible that the screenshots come from the older custom recovery, afair primer builds of cwm-based recoveries looked very similiar to stock ones. In thąt case the only reason of failure that I may think of is the fact that earlier versions of cwm did not neccessary provide a possibility to flash unsigned zips; didn't check but maybe uninstaller zip created by the installer is not signed (which I didnt check so I might be wrong; modern recoveries are flashing zips with no signature without any problems by default but less popular devices might be forced to use a version compiled by someone once ąnd never maintained = the only available). You may want to check if there is any option in your CWM that will enablę flashing such a zips and if it isnt possible, sign the zips on your own using any key, even a test one included to signapk.jar.
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I've tried three different file with different sizes (143kb, 121kb and 145kb), all these files include the same script ("updater-script" file) by Tungswenty.
ui_print("");
ui_print("");
ui_print("------------------------");
ui_print(" Xposed disabler tool ");
ui_print(" by Tungswenty ");
ui_print("------------------------");
ui_print("");
ui_print("Mounting system partition");
ifelse(!is_mounted("/system"),
run_program("/sbin/busybox", "mount", "/system"));
assert(is_mounted("/system"));
ifelse(run_program("/system/bin/sh", "-c", "test -f /system/bin/app_process.orig") == 0,
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ui_print("Restoring the original app_process file");
assert(run_program("/sbin/busybox", "cp", "-a", "/system/bin/app_process.orig", "/system/bin/app_process"));
set_perm(0, 2000, 0755, "/system/bin/app_process");
ui_print("Restore complete.");
ui_print("You should now be able to boot normally and remove all traces of Xposed from within the Installer app.");
),
(
ui_print("No backup found for app_process, nothing to be performed!");
));
ui_print("");
ui_print("Done.");
ui_print("");
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Rooks said:
Yes, it's the stock recovery
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Then you can stop trying any flashable zips, they won't work on stock recovery.
If you can install a custom recovery, that should help. Or flashing only the /system partition of your ROM again. Or check if you can execute "adb shell id" and post the result (should show whether you get root access in recovery to perform the steps manually).
rovo89 said:
Then you can stop trying any flashable zips, they won't work on stock recovery.
If you can install a custom recovery, that should help. Or flashing only the /system partition of your ROM again. Or check if you can execute "adb shell id" and post the result (should show whether you get root access in recovery to perform the steps manually).
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I've stock rom and recovery, there is no custom rom or recovery available for my device (Toshiba Excite 10 SE aka AT300SE).
So with stock rom and recovery it won't accept any zips and i can't format system partition with stock recovery. And about adb, i don't know where to start. In recovery there is an option to push a file through adb but when i connect my device while this option, my pc does not recognize the device, neither i can update the adb drivers.
Rooks said:
I installed Xposed Installer (v2.6.1) on my rooted Toshiba AT300SE (Excite 10 SE) with AOSP JB on it.
After installation device rebooted and now stuck on boot loop.
Any suggestion to get out of this.
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HOW YOU ROOT...???!!!
PLEASE TELL ME
I CANT FIND IN WEB....
Give me a links if you can ....
THANKS
How do i fix this, i dont know what is wrong. CM12 wont flash, even though it is on te device.
Mention your current recovery (PhilZ/ TWRP) and version.
sharkymyn said:
Mention your current recovery (PhilZ/ TWRP) and version.
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It is TWRP recovery v. 2.8.5
sharkymyn said:
Mention your current recovery (PhilZ/ TWRP) and version.
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Thanks for the reply, but i fixed it, I just formatted the data again, then copied cm12 onto the phone, flashed it, then it booted up!
unable to mount system after deleting os accidentally
pliz help
Even I am having the same problem. When I flash it says " E unable to mount "/system" I gather from googling that it is malformed partition issue. But I am not able to find fixes for it. Please help
I think the problem was with the Cm 12.1 zip. I installed another rom.zip file (Blisspop rom) and it is working fine now.
Hi guys, I have got a very urgent problem right now, and hope someone can help me out...I am currently using a HTC One M7, and I used the TWRP recovery and the official bootloader or something rooted my phone, the reason why I need root it is that i need a app move into the system apps which may be easier in using it. And after I moved the app into the system apps using Root Explorer and then reboot my phone, the app just disappeared. After tried many times...I think it is because of the twrp just wipe it... do u guys have a method to solve this problem?...really...pls help me out!!
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Hi guys, I have got a very urgent problem right now, and hope someone can help me out...I am currently using a HTC One M7, and I used the TWRP recovery and the official bootloader or something rooted my phone, the reason why I need root it is that i need a app move into the system apps which may be easier in using it. And after I moved the app into the system apps using Root Explorer and then reboot my phone, the app just disappeared. After tried many times...I think it is because of the twrp just wipe it... do u guys have a method to solve this problem?...really...pls help me out!!
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This is not a twrp issue, /system partition is write-protected by the stock kernel, every changes made in the /system partition will be reverted after a reboot. If you want to be able to write to /system when booted in the rom, you'll need a custom kernel with write-protection disabled (pretty much all custom kernels here have this). The other option is to make the changes you want in your /system partition before the stock kernel boots, so using the embedded file manager of twrp recovery for example.
If you want to use a custom kernel, you must choose one that works with your rom type and version. For example, ElementalX kernel will only works for Sense or GPE rom (stock or custom). The version of ElementalX required depends on your android version so newer doesn't mean better, you need the right one. Flashing a custom recovery is done using twrp recovery. When installing the custom kernel, you can choose the features you want to be installed so if you don't want a specific feature that the kernel offers, its not a problem. The write-protection is removed by default.
If using the twrp file manger, boot in twrp select "advanced" ---> "file manager"
Then to move a file, select it (tap on it) then it will open another menu. Select "move" then select the location you want to move it to. There is also a chmod menu to edit the files permissions.
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This is not a twrp issue, /system partition is write-protected by the stock kernel, every changes made in the /system partition will be reverted after a reboot. If you want to be able to write to /system when booted in the rom, you'll need a custom kernel with write-protection disabled (pretty much all custom kernels here have this). The other option is to make the changes you want in your /system partition before the stock kernel boots, so using the embedded file manager of twrp recovery for example.
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Oh, thanks for answering me~ uh, can u be more specific about how to do that? about the kernel thing? I never did this before and actually this is just my second time to root a phone and try to move an app into system app (as last time i did so there is no such a problem...) Also, about the twrp recovery file manager, tried that one yesterday, and it did not show the " app" folder under the system one, which means i just cannot move it using the twrp file manager...
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Oh, thanks for answering me~ uh, can u be more specific about how to do that? about the kernel thing? I never did this before and actually this is just my second time to root a phone and try to move an app into system app (as last time i did so there is no such a problem...) Also, about the twrp recovery file manager, tried that one yesterday, and it did not show the " app" folder under the system one, which means i just cannot move it using the twrp file manager...
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see my post above (edited while you were replying)
You can also use aroma file manager within twrp recovery
here a nice xda-video about both twrp file manger and aroma file manager
alray said:
see my post above (edited while you were replying)
You can also use aroma file manager within twrp recovery
here a nice xda-video about both twrp file manger and aroma file manager
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OMFG!!! Finally I made it! I watched the video and find out that I did not mount the permission to the TWRP file manager! Thank you so much!!!
luvu4evermore said:
OMFG!!! Finally I made it! I watched the video and find out that I did not mount the permission to the TWRP file manager! Thank you so much!!!
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Yep sorry, should have mentioned that, you always have to mount the partition you want to access when using a recovery. Some are mounted by default, but /system isn't.
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Yep sorry, should have mentioned that, you always have to mount the partition you want to access to when using a recovery.
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Nah, still thanks a lot,
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Nah, still thanks a lot,
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you're welcome :good:
After flashing Marshmallow update, I'm cannot mount /system while in recovery mode (I have tried TWRP 3.0 and also 2.8.6.1 with no luck).
The main dissapointment with this is I can't flash any ZIP while in recovery.
I have tried to reflash Marshmallow update with no luck.
Any help will be appreciated!
bartito said:
After flashing Marshmallow update, I'm cannot mount /system while in recovery mode (I have tried TWRP 3.0 and also 2.8.6.1 with no luck).
The main dissapointment with this is I can't flash any ZIP while in recovery.
I have tried to reflash Marshmallow update with no luck.
Any help will be appreciated!
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reinstall twrp
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reinstall twrp
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Reinstalled from fastboot but no luck.
When I click Mount -> System from TWRP recovery (2.8.6.1 / 3.0.0) nothing happens.
I have also connected using adb to the watch in recovery and tried to manually mount /system but a error is triggered
Code:
mount: no se puede encontrar /system en /etc/fstab o /etc/mtab
Appreciate if you are in Android 6 and you can reboot bootloader then try to mount /system
bartito said:
Reinstalled from fastboot but no luck.
When I click Mount -> System from TWRP recovery (2.8.6.1 / 3.0.0) nothing happens.
I have also connected using adb to the watch in recovery and tried to manually mount /system but a error is triggered
Code:
mount: no se puede encontrar /system en /etc/fstab o /etc/mtab
Appreciate if you are in Android 6 and you can reboot bootloader then try to mount /system
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okee did you boot the watch in mm
suljo94 said:
okee did you boot the watch in mm
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Yes
Device boots up, but I can't root it...
bartito said:
Yes
Device boots up, but I can't root it...
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try systemless root from chainfire I think they changed permissions
suljo94 said:
try systemless root from chainfire I think they changed permissions
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Also doesn't works.
I think this is due to the /system FS is now formated on squashfs 8-/
bartito said:
Also doesn't works.
I think this is due to the /system FS is now formated on squashfs 8-/
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That's exactly it. Twrp fstab will have to be updated to support both ext4 and squashfs for system.
bartito said:
Also doesn't works.
I think this is due to the /system FS is now formated on squashfs 8-/
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when you are correct you are correct it seems twrp cant handle it but it still seems weird because other deevices don't have the error
@Dees_Troy
suljo94 said:
when you are correct you are correct it seems twrp cant handle it but it still seems weird because other deevices don't have the error
@Dees_Troy
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yes, yes, due to that I appreciate if some people that has installed the update can't try to mount /system in recovery.
Thanks!
bartito said:
yes, yes, due to that I appreciate if some people that has installed the update can't try to mount /system in recovery.
Thanks!
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could you drop the recovery log my boss is starring at me weird I hava a watch constantly rebooting and is vibrating so I cant flash ir boot recovery anymore (keeps going away)
I'm not quite sure the syntax twrp is expecting to be able to handle partitions of multiple types. My watch is supposed to get here on Saturday. So if no one has released a patched version by then, I'll take a look at trying to figure out how to make it work.
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@bartito
So I don't have a watch yet, but I hacked up this twrp image. Not sure if it works though...
http://www.mediafire.com/download/zkn0wwh454x037f/twrp-3.0.0-0-bass+squashfs.img
That twrp image works, but the current supersu (nor the current beta for MM) seems to be working. The systemless root (new beta from chainfire) at least installs supersu in the app list, but it crashes on execution.
heffe2001 said:
That twrp image works, but the current supersu (nor the current beta for MM) seems to be working. The systemless root (new beta from chainfire) at least installs supersu in the app list, but it crashes on execution.
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The only difference between the regular supersu and the "wear" supersu is the apk is deleted. So using the latest stable, 2.65, and just deleting /data/SuperSU.apk afterwards, it should work.
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I'm not quite sure the syntax twrp is expecting to be able to handle partitions of multiple types. My watch is supposed to get here on Saturday. So if no one has released a patched version by then, I'll take a look at trying to figure out how to make it work.
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@bartito
So I don't have a watch yet, but I hacked up this twrp image. Not sure if it works though...
http://www.mediafire.com/download/zkn0wwh454x037f/twrp-3.0.0-0-bass+squashfs.img
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Can you do one for lenok please? Were facing the same issues...
miffymiffy said:
Can you do one for lenok please? Were facing the same issues...
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Done. Posted in the lenok thread.
rbox said:
Done. Posted in the lenok thread.
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where is the lenok thread? THx
bartito said:
where is the lenok thread? THx
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/g-w...recovery-twrp-2-8-4-0-touch-recovery-t3001890
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The only difference between the regular supersu and the "wear" supersu is the apk is deleted. So using the latest stable, 2.65, and just deleting /data/SuperSU.apk afterwards, it should work.
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Hello,
Tried your modified TWRP (thanks in advance).
It is mounting system image (but only in readonly mode).
Supersu is installing, but even if I delete the supersu.apk after the first boot, isn't working at all and the "su" command is blocked.
bartito said:
Hello,
Tried your modified TWRP (thanks in advance).
It is mounting system image (but only in readonly mode).
Supersu is installing, but even if I delete the supersu.apk after the first boot, isn't working at all and the "su" command is blocked.
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Well it looks like my watch is on track to arrive on Saturday, so unless someone else looks at it before then, I'll hopefully figure something out this weekend. system will always be readonly because they switched to squashfs, which is a readonly filesystem.
Hello,
My Device: Oneplus 3T
I have installed multirom on my mobile with Resurrection and MIUI installed ROMs. Although i insert the correct pattern, some how both the OS not accepting the pattern after reboot and my phone is locked . Please help me to unlock/reset the pattern.
Note: I have TWRP 3.0.3 (Multirom) installed in my device and the phone is rooted.
Amitshahc said:
Hello,
My Device: Oneplus 3T
I have installed multirom on my mobile with Resurrection and MIUI installed ROMs. Although i insert the correct pattern, some how both the OS not accepting the pattern after reboot and my phone is locked . Please help me to unlock/reset the pattern.
Note: I have TWRP 3.0.3 (Multirom) installed in my device and the phone is rooted.
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Boot into TWRP and go to the file manager under advanced. From here cd to data/system/ and delete the 2 .key extension files along with the lockscreen.db files. This will remove your lockscreen from your primary rom. You can do the same with secondary. This is a known MultiROM bug and a quick search in the thread would have provided you with the answer.
cmbdom said:
Boot into TWRP and go to the file manager under advanced. From here cd to data/system/ and delete the 2 .key extension files along with the lockscreen.db files. This will remove your lockscreen from your primary rom. You can do the same with secondary. This is a known MultiROM bug and a quick search in the thread would have provided you with the answer.
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Thanks for your reply, but i already found those solutions and tried too.
But still the Resurrection OS is locked. while the internal OS which points to MIUI is unlocked and not asking anything. should i reinstall the 2nd OS of Resurrection?
Now there are no .key files or lockscreen.db files in /data/system.
Amitshahc said:
Thanks for your reply, but i already found those solutions and tried too.
But still the Resurrection OS is locked. while the internal OS which points to MIUI is unlocked and not asking anything. should i reinstall the 2nd OS of Resurrection?
Now there are no .key files or lockscreen.db files in /data/system.
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You now need to travel to your secondary rom's install location (ex. Internal Storage). I'd assume you installed it to the userdata partition so travel to sdcard/MultiROM/ then continue to data/system/. If it is not in this location then take a quick Google search for the partition you installed it to.
cmbdom said:
You now need to travel to your secondary rom's install location (ex. Internal Storage). I'd assume you installed it to the userdata partition so travel to sdcard/MultiROM/ then continue to data/system/. If it is not in this location then take a quick Google search for the partition you installed it to.
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Thanks, this seems something would have worked if I didn't had deleted and reinstalled the OS. sorry I can't wait so reinstalled it. I will try to follow this next time if I face the same issue. thanks...
cmbdom said:
You now need to travel to your secondary rom's install location (ex. Internal Storage). I'd assume you installed it to the userdata partition so travel to sdcard/MultiROM/ then continue to data/system/. If it is not in this location then take a quick Google search for the partition you installed it to.
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[Solved] :good:
Thanks, this one really worked for me.. the path was sdcard/multirom/roms and then data/system.
Amitshahc said:
[Solved] :good:
Thanks, this one really worked for me.. the path was sdcard/multirom/roms and then data/system.
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This happens whenever you set a lockscreen pattern while using MultiROM on any of the installed ROMs.