Recent content by rcanderson232

Looking at the other topic it looks like our phone has the first vulnerability patched so not looking too good atm.

The first vulnerability is an android vulnerability that affects devices under 5.0 which the Note 4 is vulnerable to. Unfortunately this doesn't escalate to root, only system. The second is a kernel vulnerability which I haven't seen anyone confirm or deny the Note 4 has but our kernel version...

This isn't the information he would need to make it work on our device. Go read the first three posts again. We need the directions from post 2 not 3.

To have a chance at this working this is the information needed to be sent to zxz0O0. To run these commands root has to already be attained so someone running a dev edition run these commands may give a chance for retail devices. Help: My device is not supported The tool uses static kernel...

mircury corrects your misconception so that makes him Mr. Negative? Ignorant optimism isn't helpful either.

The app says the same thing even if it isn't signed. The app isn't actually detecting if you are rooted or not. Edit: Referring to that Busybox Installer app. It says that on my Note 4 installed from the play store.

Unfortunately we would need another vulnerability to escalate from system to root.

A couple questions: 1) Is there a way to make this adb persist on reboot? 2) How would you revert the change on the per app basis? I had Tasker change the DPI when opening the camera app and when I changed from the camera app the rest of the phone had followed suit on the dpi change. Is there a...

Sunshine is a great solution imo. If I had that option for my Note 4 for root access I would be first in line.

Yes it works. A grocery store in my town has terminals and I use every time I go there.

Assuming you have the android sdk installed, you are not in the correct folder when trying to run the adb command.

This just navigates the command prompt to that folder automatically. If go Start -> Run -> cmd and then change your directory to platform-tools folder using the cd command you will be able to do the same thing.

Unfortunately T-Mobile and Sprint do not cover my area otherwise that would be an option. I'm sure that is the case for most people. If coverages were equal, the choice would be easy.

Clean flash on 11/19 and definitely feels snappier. No more FCs with Google services. Awesome work on the roms, appreciate all the work you do.

Dirty flash of 11/15 over 11/14 is running great. I have noticed a decrease in lag and should probably get somewhere in the range of 3.5hrs of SoT. Thanks for the awesome work.