Updated Superuser.apk, v1.2.0 (updated 2009-11-10)

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I'm working on a new version of su & Superuser.apk. The changes are pretty basic now, just some code cleanup and a major UI overhaul. I have more things planned, we'll see where things go. Check out the screen shots and download it if you like. Let me know what you think.

Thanks go out to Zinx for putting the original together, and Cyanogen for making the source available.

v1.2.0 is small big fixes, and some changes that should help it to work on more ROMs. I went ahead and made an update.zip this time to make sure that everything gets put in the proper place. I've only tested this on CM 4.2.3.1, so as always, backup first, and then install. Please let me know of any success/failure on different roms.



Download here.
Source here.

cool ill check it out in a bit

Thanks. I'll use this in my attempt to root my new CLIQ unless a major bug is found....
EDIT: I know what this is,just saying I'll use this to control access to root,once rooted.

will this remember the previous version's always allowed apps?

Originally Posted by tutech

will this remember the previous version's always allowed apps?

I haven't tested it, but it should... Let me know?

edit: Just tested it, it will remember previously allowed apps.

I like the overlay concept. The old full screen sometimes popped up at the wrong time and the wrong button got clicked. This looks more "up-to-date" Gonna test it out and cook it into some ROMs

No offense to the OP is meant by this:

but is there any chance that we can get sourcecode for this? (If I'm going to install something that governs my phone's root permissions, I want assurances that it doesn't contain malicious code. This is just good practices, and is //not// meant as any form of sleight to the OP.)

Seconded, it does remember previous settings.

Originally Posted by IConrad01

No offense to the OP is meant by this:

but is there any chance that we can get sourcecode for this? (If I'm going to install something that governs my phone's root permissions, I want assurances that it doesn't contain malicious code. This is just good practices, and is //not// meant as any form of sleight to the OP.)

+1 for this

Pushed to TheOfficial TMO, but it ain't working for me. To be cross-posted to that thread momentarily.