I tried to root Acer B3-A10 tablet with Kingo Root.
Root is unsuccessful, however there are still file su binary files in /system/bin, /system/xbin etc.
Now I cannot enter PokemonGo 0.37 as it detects su binaries.
How can I remove those su files without having root to do it on Android?
Is it possible on Windows, Linux via shell? How?
I cannot find Linux drivers, just USB drivers for Win 7, 8 :/
I also cannot find stock rom that should be ACER_AV0L0_B3_A10_1.007.00_WM_GEN1.
Any help?
Thanks
Do you have custom recovery? You could root that way then install SuperSU and use the full unroot option. This is how I keep playing .37 and can still switch to rooted when I need it.
I dont have custom recovery or any kind of file to flash ...
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Hello all,
So I am trying to install Flashex script to run some flash through DolphinBrowser. In the Process of doing that I installed BusyBox, SManager and Terminal Emulator
The problem is that everytime I try to run the Flashex in either Terminal Emulator or SManager i get the error message " Unable to confirm location of Busybox, please make sure you have busybox installed"
I have, busy box installed, re-installed it, tried installing it in /system/bin but to no avail.
I tried to reconfigure Terminal preferences as per this thread but still get same error message
I would greatly appreciate some help here as I am no expert in the inner workings of Android
PS: Device is Galaxy S4 Rooted with CF Autoroot and still on Stock ROM.
I have searched through lot of posts on xda; able rooted device copied su binary and make root work by sdb shell.
Able to get #prompt on adb shell. But when i install superuser.apk; try to run from UI, i see an error.
"There was an error installing superuser"
What am i missing here. Sorry if a repost. quick help would be appreciated
TIA
Is it possible to run odin in linux. I have the stock file with the pit file that i used in windows to restore stock using odin and it reformat and reparations and goes through restore process. i dont have windows anymore. i never de bloated and i did use saferoot and the busybox pro and selected smart install when i updated busybox so i don't know what all smart install does so i can be able to remove all the changes that busybox pro smart install did. if i cant use odin in linux than what all commands to remove all of what safe root and busybox smart install did. i remember i saw a set of commands listed in here to do an full unroot after rooting with safe root and then i remember it said after running the commands than use supersu app to do the rest of the full unroot. is there also commands that also do remove all the changes that busybox pro smart install did? if i can get all the commands to do all of what i asked that that would work for me if i cant get odin working in linux.
AndroidSmitty said:
Is it possible to run odin in linux. I have the stock file with the pit file that i used in windows to restore stock using odin and it reformat and reparations and goes through restore process. i dont have windows anymore. i never de bloated and i did use saferoot and the busybox pro and selected smart install when i updated busybox so i don't know what all smart install does so i can be able to remove all the changes that busybox pro smart install did. if i cant use odin in linux than what all commands to remove all of what safe root and busybox smart install did. i remember i saw a set of commands listed in here to do an full unroot after rooting with safe root and then i remember it said after running the commands than use supersu app to do the rest of the full unroot. is there also commands that also do remove all the changes that busybox pro smart install did? if i can get all the commands to do all of what i asked that that would work for me if i cant get odin working in linux.
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I don't believe odin is linux compatible. Try heimdall
http://glassechidna.com.au/heimdall/
Hi everybody.
I have a tablet with General Mobile E-tab 4. It has been soft-brick when I install a custom rom. I guess it has been such, I removed the cable without the process is completed. I'm sure to I installed correct rom because previously I installed same rom to some model devices. I can access to the device with ADB but I haven't root access. I can use busybox because the rom includes busybox. But I can't install rom, like as I said, device hasn't root. When I enter "su" command, it says "file not found". I tried many tool to root device but none didn't work. When I tried "dd" command in busybox (it to install rom), it says you haven't writing permission.
I don't know why, fastboot doesn't work.
Also, the device hasn't external sd card slot.
How can I root or can I install rom to the this device? Please help.
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I am trying to root my Acer Iconia B3-A10. I have tried multiple root apps with and without a computer. No luck. I tried the [UNIVERSAL GUIDE] Root Any Android Device Manually ! from XDA. No luck.
I installed a new hard drive and loaded Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. I had to learn the basics of Linux. Sudo Nautilus and Sudo MC do not allow me to change permissions on the tablet. I had to connect the tablet with SFTP to get access to all the folders. I installed Debian NoRoot on the tablet but it couldn't change permissions. The tablet has SELinux and its permissions can not be changed. ADB states I can't have root options on a production device.
I can not find a boot image named boot.img or a recovery image named recovery.img on the tablet. Any suggestions as to what I should try next?
I downloaded my kernel from Acer then extracted it. Is there a way to modify the kernel to achieve root access?