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If you install the original ROM (STOCK) completely disappears YOUR root and CWM from my phone?

Originally Posted by sunwee

ok, I flashed back to supercurio's rooted kernel, and applying rules in Droidwall works again.

after flashing supercurio's kernel, is CWM still there, working?

Originally Posted by elban

after flashing supercurio's kernel, is CWM still there, working?

CWM is still in the app drawer, but i dont think it will work.

You're the best!
It's not much, but anyway;
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Great work again CF, I think this right here will make me get the sgs2 (maybe next week) if I am then your definitely getting a donation, keep it up!

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how can I get ADB to work with this kernel? with other kernel it works fine, with this when I type adb devices I can see my device but when typing adb remount it says, remount failed: operation not permitted... pretty frustatning as I need to push some system files...

Originally Posted by Gilg@mesh

how can I get ADB to work with this kernel? with other kernel it works fine, with this when I type adb devices I can see my device but when typing adb remount it says, remount failed: operation not permitted... pretty frustatning as I need to push some system files...

I have the same problem!

This is NOT an insecure kernel, CF-Root's never are!

You cannot use ADB root or ADB remount.

You need to use ADB shell and use "su" to gain root, and "mount -o rw,remount /system" to make system writable.

And you (probably) still can't push directly to /system, you need to push somewhere else (like /data/local) then move to /system in ADB shell.

Originally Posted by sunwee

I dont know if this is related, but since installing this kernel, I have some weird problems.

- can't apply iptables using Droidwall

- can't install .apk using AndroidCommander. Well, they do install but later have error msg saying can't delete the file in /data/local/tmp.

- tried using RootExplorer to delete, but the file reappear immediately, seems the delete is not successful. but changing the filename to something simple...like aaa.apk, and delete works.

any idea if this is related to the busybox? or my mistakes in installation? CWM works fine though.

edit: is it possible to flash back to another rooted kernel (eg, supercurio's) to test this out without doing any harm?

DroidWall: not sure what the issue is, still looking at that

AndroidCommander: see if "adb shell" -> "su" -> "chmod 777 /data/local/tmp" fixes the problem

RootExplorer: no idea

Originally Posted by Chainfire

This is NOT an insecure kernel, CF-Root's never are!

You cannot use ADB root or ADB remount.

You need to use ADB shell and use "su" to gain root, and "mount -o rw,remount /system" to make system writable.

tried that also but got this:

http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/4511/shot0001veb.jpg

maybe I do something wrong?