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mercredi 28 janvier 2015

[Q] Big problem with mounting sd card !!?! help please topic






Hello. I have really big problem with mounting sd card in twrp or cwm no matter which one. At first both internal and sd card were unable to mount than I flashed stock recovery and now i have 48 mb internal card mounted and no SD card changing twrp or cwm does nothing ADB push rom doesnt work because i cant see SD card in recovery. Tried loading stock RUU with All in one toolkit (hasoon) I got error FAILED (remote: 24 parsing android-info fail) bootloader is relocked, I tried even ruu .exe doesent work either says error 155 unknown error. I have S off, CID-HTC_Y13. HBOOT-2.16.0000, radio-1.20.50.05.16
It has Maximus HD 10 with poor call quality and disconnects calls randomly so I want to change it to stock rom. In rom I can see SD card and works normally computer detects it in recovery detects only internal 48 mb. I founded a lot of treads with same problem none solved mine problem helpppp






mardi 27 janvier 2015

[Q] N915s cannot mounting /system topic






Hi all

I got a issues which cannot flash any rom in to my N915s

with the step as below in odin 3.07
1. CF-Auto-Root-tbelteskt-tbelteskt-smn915s.zip
2. n915s-cwm-recovery-6.0.5.1(1126)
After that my N915s got rooted, and work fine.

But I try to flash custom rom in cwm, is only show update, then the phone auto rebooted, there are nothing and return back to old rom.

After I check that, is seems cannot mount the /system, and I try to manual mount /system but return error mounting /system.
I try to do it again with CF-Auto-Root > CWM but still no luck.

Now I don't have any idea, please help....






dimanche 25 janvier 2015

Lilipop (CM12) mounting a filesystem as root (not accessable to any other user) topic






I have liliopop CM12 installed on my Note3, I have a encrypted partition, which I mount using luks, I have the mount working now with out issues so the encrypted part can be ignored, if any one is interested I can explain how I did what I did and post the actual scripts used.

The problem is that if I su - from juicessh and then mount the partition the partition is mounted, but only the juice su'ed user can see it. I can log this user out and back in and still see it, but only this users sees it.

For instance
$whoami
10211
#su -
0
#exit
$whoami
10211


now if I run:
$su -l --shell /system/bin/sh -c 'mkdir /storage/sdcard2 ; chmod 777 /storage/sdcard2 ; mount -t ext4 /dev/sda1 /storage/sdcard2 ; df ; exit' ; df
Now this will show that /storage/sdcard2 is mounted when I'm root
when I'm non-root (AKA not ID 0) then I do not see the mount.

Now I login as root using sshdroid:
#whoami
root
#df
does not show sdcard2

Lastly via "Root explorer":
does not see anything mount in /storage/sdcard2 either.

So the issue I'm facing is that I can mount a partition as root and access it, but only as the user I mounted it as, in fact what even makes less sense is that root via sshdroid and root via juicessh can not see what the other user did (mount wise), though if I create a root accessible file that is fine. I used to do this is CM11 using the same commands (different mount points do to the OS change) without any issue. It is as if each root user is unique which is fine on the surface, but since I need access to this encrypted partition, only when accessing documents for work, which normally it is not mounted, but once mounted I need it to be accessible as any other sdcard. Any suggestions?

Thanks,
ERIC






samedi 24 janvier 2015

HOWTO: Prevent Oppo driver CD from mounting topic






It annoys the hell out of me when I plug the phone in by USB and it mounts a pointless virtual CD drive with the drivers on. You can disable it on your own PC, but when you plug in to someone else's having it pop up and autoplay the driver installer is often unwelcome. There's probably a better way to do this, but it works for me :)

Steps:

1) Have root, a working ADB, and backups (nandroid)
2) adb shell

Code:


su
mount -o remount,rw /system
cd /system/etc
cp init.qcom.post_boot.sh init.qcom.post_boot.sh.bak
echo setprop sys.usb.config mtp,adb >> init.qcom.post_boot.sh


If you need to get the drivers urgently, then from adb or a shell:

Code:


setprop sys.usb.config mtp,mass_storage,adb