I need a way to get rid of the annoying carrier bootanimation thats in /product/OP/poweron and use the LG animation in /system/media
#Rooty_Mikes# said:
I need a way to get rid of the annoying carrier bootanimation thats in /product/OP/poweron and use the LG animation in /system/media
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Nevermind! Figured it out! Searched for the G8X Twrp installer, flashed the ramdisk, flashed Disable DM-Verity&Force Encryption, then just used the twrp file manager to handle what i needed in the directories.
I was under the impression that their was no twrp for g8x.
#Rooty_Mikes# said:
Nevermind! Figured it out! Searched for the G8X Twrp installer, flashed the ramdisk, flashed Disable DM-Verity&Force Encryption, then just used the twrp file manager to handle what i needed in the directories.
I was under the impression that their was no twrp for g8x.
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We can change root files from twrp? I tried with file managers but it got replaced again by ui. I have root
thekalpkuleria_24 said:
We can change root files from twrp? I tried with file managers but it got replaced again by ui. I have root
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Yes, operating in twrp you are basically running abd root in terminal and you are system-as-root in the file manager so be careful, back-up prior to any changes. Any apk managers has a hard time with system-as-root permissions in production builds unless your the root master topjohnwu lol
#Rooty_Mikes# said:
Yes, operating in twrp you are basically running abd root in terminal and you are system-as-root in the file manager so be careful, back-up prior to any changes. Any apk managers has a hard time with system-as-root permissions in production builds unless your the root master topjohnwu lol
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But making change from manager not works coz the ui changes my change again
It should work in twrp; unless you have a recovery.from.boot file in your system. I would go to terminal and run # getprop and see what's going on, you may have a ro.prop that's not allowing what you want to change
Yes it is ro.prop so what should i do?
thekalpkuleria_24 said:
So will running #getprop in terminal help me or twrp will help
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It will help you find to see if you have a RO "read-only" property and value on your desired item example; I want to set my adb port to 5555 i would run # getprop and look through the property's to find my item and if it says:
$ service.adb.tcp.port=5038
I would change it with:
$ su -c resetprop service.adb.tcp.port=5555
Its all depending on the property and the location in the partition the files are in really in how its modified. What exactly are you trying to do?
#Rooty_Mikes# said:
It will help you find to see if you have a RO "read-only" property and value on your desired item example; I want to set my adb port to 5555 i would run # getprop and look through the property's to find my item and if it says:
$ service.adb.tcp.port=5038
I would change it with:
$ su -c resetprop service.adb.tcp.port=5555
Its all depending on the property and the location in the partition the files are in really in how its modified. What exactly are you trying to do?
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Im trying to change sounds from product/OP plz tell a proper command what you wrote here it confused me a bit
thekalpkuleria_24 said:
Yes it is ro.prop so what should i do?
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Run $ su -c resetprop [property]=value
And what to write in property and value ? I have no idea
thekalpkuleria_24 said:
Im trying to change sounds from product/OP plz tell a proper command what you wrote here it confused me a bit
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thekalpkuleria_24 said:
/product/OP is mounted to a RO only partition, I would modify in the manager built in twrp. The modifications will remain when you reboot the system that way.
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thekalpkuleria_24 said:
And what to write in property and value ? I have no idea
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The property doesnt change only value "usually" a number 1 for yes, 0 for no
Okay thanks going for it
#Rooty_Mikes# said:
The property doesnt change only value "usually" a number 1 for yes, 0 for no
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Do you have twrp?
#Rooty_Mikes# said:
Do you have twrp?
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No im doing it in termux
thekalpkuleria_24 said:
No im doing it in termux
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Not going to work
#Rooty_Mikes# said:
Not going to work
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Ohh why it a terminal too
#Rooty_Mikes# said:
Not going to work....you need twrp or a recovery manager flash like AromiaFM.zip
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Okay then will do in twrp
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Hi, I have deleted my build.prop on my phone and im stuck in a boot loop.
I have a backup of a working build.prop on my PC but im having trouble sending it over with ADB, done loads of google'in and searching on here but with no luck.
Samsung galaxy S Rooted
Booted in to ClockworkMod Recovery v3.0.0.5
Mounted /system
CMD> adb push C:\build.prop /system/build.prop failed to copy 'C:\build.prop' to '/system/build.prop' : Permission denied
Please help time is running out got work tomorrow and need my phone work, i could do a restore but i cant remember the last time a backup.
Cheers, James
jamesbebby said:
Hi, I have deleted my build.prop on my phone and im stuck in a boot loop.
I have a backup of a working build.prop on my PC but im having trouble sending it over with ADB, done loads of google'in and searching on here but with no luck.
Samsung galaxy S Rooted
Booted in to ClockworkMod Recovery v3.0.0.5
Mounted /system
CMD> adb push C:\build.prop /system/build.prop failed to copy 'C:\build.prop' to '/system/build.prop' : Permission denied
Please help time is running out got work tomorrow and need my phone work, i could do a restore but i cant remember the last time a backup.
Cheers, James
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CMD> adb push C:\build.prop /system
CMD> adb push C:\build.prop /system failed to copy 'C:\build.prop' to '/system/build.prop' : Permission denied
Still getting that permission denied.
Cheers, James
have you mounted /system in r/w?
sweetnsour said:
have you mounted /system in r/w?
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What with adb???
Cheers, James
Try using Android Commander after mounting /system in the recovery menu.
http://androidcommander.com/
jamesbebby said:
What with adb???
Cheers, James
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not sure if thisll work but try this
Try:
adb remount
adb push C:\build.prop /system
GchildT said:
Try using Android Commander after mounting /system in the recovery menu.
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Wow, finally download all that is need to install 'Android Commander' but still no luck.
Files count: 1
Files source: C:\Users\James\Desktop
Files destination: /system/
Starting operation...
Remounting...
[1/1] Pushing file: build.prop
failed to copy 'C:\Users\James\Desktop\build.prop' to '/system//build.prop': Permission denied
*** Operation complete! *
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sweetnsour said:
not sure if thisll work but try this
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Ill look into that post but i get fault on the #su bit.
fifarunnerr said:
Try:
adb remount
adb push C:\build.prop /system
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CMD> adb remount
remount failed: Operation not permitted
Thanks for the reply's, Pulling my hair out here!!! Ah
Cheers, James
Right then im gunna have to flash my phone to get it working, But i dont want lose everything.
Whats the best way to go about this?
Cheers, James
jamesbebby said:
Right then im gunna have to flash my phone to get it working, But i dont want lose everything.
Whats the best way to go about this?
Cheers, James
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depends. are you on the stock rom or a custom rom?
custom = just reflash the rom
stock = lets hope you have a backup. if you don't, you might as well flash a custom rom
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sweetnsour said:
depends. are you on the stock rom or a custom rom?
custom = just reflash the rom
stock = lets hope you have a backup. if you don't, you might as well flash a custom rom
Sent from my LG-P500 using XDA Premium App
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Hi, Im on I9000XWJVB stock as the battery life is the best ive come across.
I have a backup but its weeks old, the only thing i dont want to lose is SMS messages, apps and files i have save on my computer.
Cheers, James
I really am well and truly stuck on trying to get this build.prop over to system/
Cheers, James
jamesbebby said:
I really am well and truly stuck on trying to get this build.prop over to system/
Cheers, James
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Can't you take a backup of your ROM with Clockwork, reflash your stock ROM and restore just the data?
jamesbebby said:
CMD> adb push C:\build.prop /system failed to copy 'C:\build.prop' to '/system/build.prop' : Permission denied
Still getting that permission denied.
Cheers, James
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I also reckon that booting into recovery and simply restoring a NANDRROID backup is your best bet.
But, if this isn't possible then I think you need to be root when in ADB which is done with the su command
adb shell
su
(this should change the prompt, I think from # to $ or the otherway)
Make an update.zip of build.prop and flash
Or try qtadb
DanWilson said:
Can't you take a backup of your ROM with Clockwork, reflash your stock ROM and restore just the data?
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Yea i was think that but ive never done it before.........so will all my messages & contacts still be there once i restore???
ben_pyett said:
I also reckon that booting into recovery and simply restoring a NANDRROID backup is your best bet.
But, if this isn't possible then I think you need to be root when in ADB which is done with the su command
adb shell
su
(this should change the prompt, I think from # to $ or the otherway)
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CMD> adb shell
*daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
*daemon started successfully*
~ $ su
su
/sbin/sh: su: not found
So 'su' stands for superuser??? I have superuser installed and working on my phone before this problem came.
cdesai said:
Make an update.zip of build.prop and flash
Or try qtadb
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qtadb looks like a good app but when it starts;
"adbd cannot run as root in productions so you cant do anything /system partition. Run anyway?"
I was thinking of a update.zip with my working build.prop but didnt really know what i was doing, If you know what your doing with update.zip's and its not to much trouble do you think you could knock it up for me if i send it to you?
Once again thanks for your reply's!!!
Cheers, James
i've got a similar problem, on build.prop replacing via update.zip
i'll keep you informed...
Hello!
I currently have a new tablet called the PiPo M9 but the manufacturer only gives out ROM's with the 'img' extension instead of the usual .zip
and i can't seem to open them in any way, not by using winrar/7zip/daemon tools etc.
Anyone that could help me out?
igi0n said:
Hello!
I currently have a new tablet called the PiPo M9 but the manufacturer only gives out ROM's with the 'img' extension instead of the usual .zip
and i can't seem to open them in any way, not by using winrar/7zip/daemon tools etc.
Anyone that could help me out?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1806969
learn from here..
hottesthunkkush said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1806969
learn from here..
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Tried that alread, did not work. The image file is some sort of weird sort of file
igi0n said:
Tried that alread, did not work. The image file is some sort of weird sort of file
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your device is rooted??
hottesthunkkush said:
your device is rooted??
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My device is rooted, yes.
igi0n said:
My device is rooted, yes.
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install busybox..
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en
and terminal emulator
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm&hl=en
in terminal emu type these
su
tar -c system/* >> sdcard/system.tar
you'll get the system files for cooking..
hottesthunkkush said:
install busybox..
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en
and terminal emulator
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=jackpal.androidterm&hl=en
in terminal emu type these
su
tar -c system/* >> sdcard/system.tar
you'll get the system files for cooking..
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Thanks! Though i want to change the ROM before i flash it and that is why i asked the question: Why can't i extract the file that the manufacturer gave me? It doesn't seem to be a ext4 file, and not an yaffs aswell..
Hello.
I've installed viper4android on my mido. Everything is ok, but there is a background static sound when music is being played. According to the viper FAQ I need to delete /system/lib/soundfx/libbundlewrapper.so. What did I do:
1. Mount system as rw
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount,rw /system
2. try to rename that file
cd /system/lib/soundfx
mv libbundlewrapper.so libbudnlewrapper-2.so.bak
3. No success. Trying to create backup in a file manager and than trying to delete it. Still no luck. Changed system to ro and I'll wait for suggestions.
The file is there like I haven't done anything. The uncharted territory of the system partition still awaits for me. What I can do next to get the thing to work?
Rust3dCor3 said:
Hello.
I've installed viper4android on my mido. Everything is ok, but there is a background static sound when music is being played. According to the viper FAQ I need to delete /system/lib/soundfx/libbundlewrapper.so. What did I do:
1. Mount system as rw
adb shell
su
mount -o rw,remount,rw /system
2. try to rename that file
cd /system/lib/soundfx
mv libbundlewrapper.so libbudnlewrapper-2.so.bak
3. No success. Trying to create backup in a file manager and than trying to delete it. Still no luck. Changed system to ro and I'll wait for suggestions.
The file is there like I haven't done anything. The uncharted territory of the system partition still awaits for me. What I can do next to get the thing to work?
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What rom do you use? Miui or los/aosp? Also do you use, magisk or super su? Plus, please tell how did u Install viper, that is through recovery or by using magisk?.
MyNameIsRage said:
What rom do you use? Miui or los/aosp? Also do you use, magisk or super su? Plus, please tell how did u Install viper, that is through recovery or by using magisk?.
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I use Official and final RR
The phone uses magisk and viper was flashed by magisk (should I remove the module and flash as non-system app?)
Rust3dCor3 said:
I use Official and final RR
The phone uses magisk and viper was flashed by magisk (should I remove the module and flash as non-system app?)
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Why don't you use es file manager? I just tried i was able to do it with es.
MyNameIsRage said:
Why don't you use es file manager? I just tried i was able to do it with es.
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Still does not work. I have no idea what to do. Again.
Renaming the file does not go despite a Toast is visible "Rename Successful" and while deleting there is "Device or resource busy"
Rust3dCor3 said:
Still does not work. I have no idea what to do. Again.
Renaming the file does not go despite a Toast is visible "Rename Successful" and while deleting there is "Device or resource busy"
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Why don't you try deleting it from twrp.
MyNameIsRage said:
Why don't you try deleting it from twrp.
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I tried. The funny part is that I can only see /system/usr. No other folder is in /system. Thats why I've posted this topic. I'm just lost.
Rust3dCor3 said:
I tried. The funny part is that I can only see /system/usr. No other folder is in /system. Thats why I've posted this topic. I'm just lost.
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Nope, you haven't mounted system in twrp, that's the reason you are only seeing /usr
So do this
From main menu, select "mount" and there select System, also make sure that the "system" box is checked and the box saying "mount system partition as read only" is unchecked(I've attached a screenshot for reference). Now you can easily go to /system and it should list the files and folders., And you can delete the file you want. Quote me if you need more help
MyNameIsRage said:
Nope, you haven't mounted system in twrp, that's the reason you are only seeing /usr
So do this
From main menu, select "mount" and there select System, also make sure that the "system" box is checked and the box saying "mount system partition as read only" is unchecked(I've attached a screenshot for reference). Now you can easily go to /system and it should list the files and folders., And you can delete the file you want. Quote me if you need more help
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I can't believe how stupid I am. Thank You for Your advice.
Hello, there.
Objective - Need to have always "adb tcpip 5555" even after reboot.
Got a solution saying that, we have to set "service.adb.tcp.port=5555" in build.prop. I tried all the possible way to mount r/w but couldn't succeed.
Got to know that Android 10 system is always Read only. Checking if we can/have a module in Magisk to r/w the system & edit the build.prop.
Need you valuable help. Thanks in advance.
MagiskHide Props Config By Didgeridoohan. You can find it in Magisk's downloads tab.
Go to adb/data/post-fs-data.d folder, create a new file called "whatever".sh (note the .sh extension).
Then write whatever build prop changes you want in there.
If I remember correctly, this is the easiest way to change build prop and it will run when device starts.
Edit: https://forum.xda-developers.com/7t-pro/help/mount-r-want-to-update-build-prop-t4096033/post82521979
Kevorex1 said:
MagiskHide Props Config By Didgeridoohan. You can find it in Magisk's downloads tab.
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@vinu4u4ever Here's the link to above mentioned: [MODULE] MagiskHide Props Config - SafetyNet, prop edits, and more - v5.2.4 by @Didgeridoohan
Lossyx said:
Go to adb/data/post-fs-data.d folder, create a new file called "whatever".sh (note the .sh extension).
Then write whatever build prop changes you want in there.
If I remember correctly, this is the easiest way to change build prop and it will run when device starts.
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Almost...
You are correct that what you're suggesting is the simplest way to change props. But the .sh extension isn't necessary, only that the file has the correct permissions to be executable.
And for the contents, you need to use the resetprop tool, so for each prop you want to change you'll have to add this to the file:
Code:
resetprop <prop> <value>
Didgeridoohan said:
Almost...
You are correct that what you're suggesting is the simplest way to change props. But the .sh extension isn't necessary, only that the file has the correct permissions to be executable.
And for the contents, you need to use the resetprop tool, so for each prop you want to change you'll have to add this to the file:
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Ah, knew I did something wrong when It did not work.
Just tried with the way you described and now it works perfectly, thanks!
FK kernel manager also includes a build.prop editor.
Kevorex1 said:
MagiskHide Props Config By Didgeridoohan. You can find it in Magisk's downloads tab.
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Thanks for the info.
I'm new to this. Can u share me the steps/info to execute the service thru this props..?
Thank you!
Lossyx said:
Go to adb/data/post-fs-data.d folder, create a new file called "whatever".sh (note the .sh extension).
Then write whatever build prop changes you want in there.
If I remember correctly, this is the easiest way to change build prop and it will run when device starts.
Edit: https://forum.xda-developers.com/7t-pro/help/mount-r-want-to-update-build-prop-t4096033/post82521979
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Thanks for the information.
Here is the things which I did:
Created an "testing.sh" file under path "data/adb/post-fs-data.d/" & added "service.adb.tcp.port=5555" thru Text Editor.
I don't no how to execute it. In root explorer when I clicked testing.sh it should an option to execute, I click on it but nothing happens...
Code:
D:\Android\Scrcpy>adb connect 192.168.10.111:5555
cannot connect to 192.168.10.111:5555: No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it. (10061)
I'm new to this. Kindly guide me to execute it.
Oswald Boelcke said:
@vinu4u4ever Here's the link to above mentioned: [MODULE] MagiskHide Props Config - SafetyNet, prop edits, and more - v5.2.4 by @Didgeridoohan
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Thanks for the info.
I'm new to this.
When I accessed this thru terminal, it prompts to update something related to fingerprint. I'm very much new to this. Kindly provide me the steps to execute "service.adb.tcp.port=5555"
Thank you!
vinu4u4ever said:
Thanks for the information.
Here is the things which I did:
Created an "testing.sh" file under path "data/adb/post-fs-data.d/" & added "service.adb.tcp.port=5555" thru Text Editor.
I don't no how to execute it. In root explorer when I clicked testing.sh it should an option to execute, I click on it but nothing happens...
I'm new to this. Kindly guide me to execute it.
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Check my edit / Didgeridoohan post, he explains what you should do.
And you don't execute it yourself, magisk does when your device boots.
Didgeridoohan said:
Almost...
You are correct that what you're suggesting is the simplest way to change props. But the .sh extension isn't necessary, only that the file has the correct permissions to be executable.
And for the contents, you need to use the resetprop tool, so for each prop you want to change you'll have to add this to the file:
Code:
resetprop <prop> <value>
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Thanks for the information.
Here is what I did, Kindly review & guide me as I'm new to this:
In terminal,
I executed - "resetprop service.adb.tcp.port 1" also I tried "resetprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555" but still I'm not access it through adb from PC.
By default this service was set to [-1]. Kindly help.
Sorry if I have asked some silly queries.
EDIT: After reboot, the service is set to default [-1]
vinu4u4ever said:
Almost...
You are correct that what you're suggesting is the simplest way to change props. But the .sh extension isn't necessary, only that the file has the correct permissions to be executable.
And for the contents, you need to use the resetprop tool, so for each prop you want to change you'll have to add this to the file:
Thanks for the information.
Here is what I did, Kindly review & guide me as I'm new to this:
In terminal,
I executed - "resetprop service.adb.tcp.port 1" also I tried "resetprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555" but still I'm not access it through adb from PC.
By default this service was set to [-1]. Kindly help.
Sorry if I have asked some silly queries.
EDIT: After reboot, the service is set to default [-1]
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Think it works be easier to use this app to be honest, that's what I do.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=moe.haruue.wadb
Lossyx said:
Check my edit / Didgeridoohan post, he explains what you should do.
And you don't execute it yourself, magisk does when your device boots.
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Thanks.
It worked... We have to restart the adbd service to use the port value.
Thanks Much appreciated.
Lossyx said:
Think it works be easier to use this app to be honest, that's what I do.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=moe.haruue.wadb
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Wow... That's simple... Great...
Thanks for app suggestion. wonderful app.
vinu4u4ever said:
Thanks for the information.
Here is what I did, Kindly review & guide me as I'm new to this:
In terminal,
I executed - "resetprop service.adb.tcp.port 1" also I tried "resetprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555" but still I'm not access it through adb from PC.
By default this service was set to [-1]. Kindly help.
Sorry if I have asked some silly queries.
EDIT: After reboot, the service is set to default [-1]
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EDIT 2: Its working. I had to restart the adbd service in phone to start the tcp port value of 5555.
Thanks for your help.
Here is the solution to your problem my friends. Enjoy!
Works like a charm in Android 10 and later. Now my system, vendor and product partitions are read-write!
Use at your own risk!
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/script-mount-system-as-read-write-android-10.4240703/
Can I boot to the root filesystem using fastboot and edit the file from there?
I wanted to edit:
/etc/mkshrc
xracerx123 said:
Can I boot to the root filesystem using fastboot and edit the file from there?
I wanted to edit:
/etc/mkshrc
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It is generally not possible to perform file changes through fastboot/bootloader. To do so, you need to have a runtime environment such as TWRP. Bootloader/fastboot generally only handles partition images.
V0latyle said:
It is generally not possible to perform file changes through fastboot/bootloader. To do so, you need to have a runtime environment such as TWRP. Bootloader/fastboot generally only handles partition images.
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Unable to edit /etc/mkshrc
I just tried to add variables on Android /etc/mkshrc file but I get an error: Read-only file system Further, I have tried to use adb remount, but it says inaccessible or not found. I tried to use the following: mount -o remount,rw /...
forum.xda-developers.com
Do refer to the above thread, it is sort of related to this topic.
Is it possible, to edit right on the /etc itself? without going through twrp?
Is there any tools that can help?
xracerx123 said:
Unable to edit /etc/mkshrc
I just tried to add variables on Android /etc/mkshrc file but I get an error: Read-only file system Further, I have tried to use adb remount, but it says inaccessible or not found. I tried to use the following: mount -o remount,rw /...
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Do refer to the above thread, it is sort of related to this topic.
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It mentions using ADB, which can only be used either through system or recovery.
xracerx123 said:
Is it possible, to edit right on the /etc itself? without going through twrp?
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Not through bootloader or fastboot. You can dump an image, edit it, and reflash it, but this would all be much more complicated than using TWRP, which would allow you to mount the partition as r+w so you can effect the edit you want.
xracerx123 said:
Is there any tools that can help?
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Yes...TWRP.
V0latyle said:
It mentions using ADB, which can only be used either through system or recovery.
Not through bootloader or fastboot. You can dump an image, edit it, and reflash it, but this would all be much more complicated than using TWRP, which would allow you to mount the partition as r+w so you can effect the edit you want.
Yes...TWRP.
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I am using Pixel 6A, currently there is no TWRP. https://twrp.me/Devices/
xracerx123 said:
I am using Pixel 6A, currently there is no TWRP. https://twrp.me/Devices/
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Details like this are beneficial when asking questions.
The short answer to your original question is no, what you want to do is not possible.
is your bootloader even unlockable?
https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-unlock-bootloader-root-magisk-google-pixel-6a
xracerx123 said:
I am using Pixel 6A, currently there is no TWRP.
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but there is Evolution X custom recovery at least
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/4514881