Huawei Mediapad / T-Mobile Springboard Discussion
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Back-camera not working
I'm on the latest beta ICS and had the one before installed also, both with root. Since the installation of ICS my back camera is no longer working. The front-one has no issues. Am I the only one?
I'm on the latest beta ICS and had the one before installed also, both with root. Since the installation of ICS my back camera is no longer working. The front-one has no issues. Am I the only one?
I'm using rom toolbox. When I rename or delete, it would force close, but the file itself was renamed/deleted.
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It worked for me!
Use root explorer, mount the directory to make it writable, then delete it. Reboot and the application will now work.
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I will try. Thanks for all suggestions.
Root explorer works great for me!!!
Apps that didn't work before such as kindle, ezpdf, now work flawlessly.
Thanks again !!!!
Root explorer works great for me!!!
Apps that didn't work before such as kindle, ezpdf, now work flawlessly.
Thanks again !!!!
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Awesome!!! Everything is working now!!!
Photoshop touch, ezpdf my most important stuffs are working... Thanks a lot.. No need to go back to HC now for me...
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hmmmm.
After I have read this great news (how to fix non working apps) I decided to go again to ICS. I have installed the ROM ...SP3+ Root from post #979 and I thought it is already rooted. Then In gave root rights to Hd exporer and ES File.Explorer also checked the options to "mount / as writable dir" but.... filename changing/updating/Deleting/permissions are stil not possible...
Can anybody tell me what's wrong and how to proceed?
When I Start both explorers I get notification.that superuser provided rights, but apparently something is still wrong. Maybe I should Root my tab manually again? How? Is there any special root package for ICS?
FYI. I have also tried terminal emulator with superuser rights. After executing su - the whoami gives "...user0" so it looks like root, but filename changing attempt ends with message "filesystem not writable". Any hint?
After I have read this great news (how to fix non working apps) I decided to go again to ICS. I have installed the ROM ...SP3+ Root from post #979 and I thought it is already rooted. Then In gave root rights to Hd exporer and ES File.Explorer also checked the options to "mount / as writable dir" but.... filename changing/updating/Deleting/permissions are stil not possible...
Can anybody tell me what's wrong and how to proceed?
When I Start both explorers I get notification.that superuser provided rights, but apparently something is still wrong. Maybe I should Root my tab manually again? How? Is there any special root package for ICS?
FYI. I have also tried terminal emulator with superuser rights. After executing su - the whoami gives "...user0" so it looks like root, but filename changing attempt ends with message "filesystem not writable". Any hint?
I had the same problem, but used Rom Toolbox (free version) as noted in a recent post by rurou and was able to delete the files. Not sure why we are having issues with ES File Explorer.
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I used Es File Explorer without any issue. Try updating su binaries using superuser app!
Did u install busybox first??
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Did u install busybox first??
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Did u install busybox first??
What do you mean by installing busybox. I thought the version ...SP3+root was supposed to be already rooted. What else should we do? Should I install busybox additionally? How to check busybox manually?
The things I have validated:
1. There is superuser app installed in a system and says it grants superuser rights to file explorers when they are started (at least is says so) .
2. The /mnt/sdcard/sanixupdate dir contains busybox (size 752,32K)
3. RootCheckerBasic says the device is rooted.
I have checked and sanixupdate attached to previous ICS ROM contained another busybox (size 808,75K - bigger one). Can anybody validate which one is correct? Can I just reinstall Superuser (free), or maybe busybox (free) from Playstore? Will it work with ...SP3 ROM?
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yes if didn't have busybox,SU file will not work correctly.U can download it at Playstore for free.
I have just:
1. installed busybox (free) from Playstore, (/system/xbin/busybox is now dated today 17.04.2012 - brand new)
2. Installed SuUpdateFixer (free) from Playstore. It says the superuser.apk signature is OK,
3. Updated Superuser.apk (was ver. 3.0.3 /system/xbin/su installed on 10.04.2012, now 3.0.3.2 /system/xbin/su dated 17.04.2012 - brand new)
4. rebooted tab
and... still no success. Cannot modify single system file - I have also tried to modify one system text file (build.properties) with NO SUCCESS. Looks like system folders cannot be mounted to writable. Can I mount it somehow manually?
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Download remount in play store (or better yet, download "mount /system " in play store) , choose the /cust folder as rw, click on the title.
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libjnigraphics.so from Aldiko is broken.
some applications are now working correctly after uninstall Aldiko and libraries
try removeand reboot.Code:/cust/hw/normal/delapp/Aldiko.apk /cust/hw/normal/lib/libjnigraphics.so /cust/hw/normal/lib/libreader.so6hey,
We are working on Clockwork Recovery at "android-hilfe.de".
Right now it s a beta version with some bugs.
i am able to make a backup. but at this time i cant flash it back.
also i compiled the 3.0.8 Kernel to CM9. more results the next days.
perhaps a download for the Clockwork Recovery.4Root-ready international version: http://depositfiles.com/files/9f8mfimjz
Install as usual.
After installing the rom you can root: copy sanixupdate folder to the root memory of the tablet (not in the microsd). Reboot and you are ready!
To shutdown the Mediapad keep pressing power button, otherwise through the menu it will go in deep sleep only.
