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Actually Total Commander still does not do it. Change a main directory to a specific user and hit recursively, nothing happens down the directory tree. It is only to change the date recursively.

Here is my other question, I have a brand new TAB S3, not opened yet. How should I proceed with rooting it? Do I power it on, fill out the registration info etc., then take all updates from Samsung and afterwards root it? Or root it right away without doing an initial power up & update...

Oh great! What is the drawback if not using a permisive kernel? I know it was required for SM-T810 the S2... Will this affect for example, the apps2sd not mounting at boot? I remember vaguely that this was an issue with automount if using apps2sd or similar apps without a permisive kernel...

So this wifi issue.... does it occur if you simply root the device? I just bought a SM-820 to replace my SM-810 running 5.1..1 .

Fantastic work! Thank you! Can you add "backup internal storage" option and the capability to extract individual apps and data from backups straight from twrp interface.? When testing roms it is important to be able to switch storage on the fly without contamination of my daily internal...

What exactly is this synapse? if you dont mind me asking...

Yes, after link2sd made those changes, you should add that capability to apps2sd. I still use apps2sd its nicer and can move obb wity the rest of the files at same time, unlike link2sd. Now I need to find out why the non permissive stock kernel provokes a soft reboot requirement at boot. Funny...

The mcRegistry dir is tied into the fingerprint reader. That mobicore seems to use it, loading those .bin files. service mobicore /system/bin/mcDriverDaemon -r /system/app/FFFFFFFF000000000000000000000001.drbin -r /system/app/mcRegistry/ffffffffd0000000000000000000000a.tlbin -r...

Yep that seems to be it. Installed Link2SD and it offered to fix sdcardfs via fuse and sdcard file replacement. Any drawbacks to that? Does app2sd have the capability to fix that also automatically? How would we fix that manually for example? I want to learn. What would you recommend if we...

Still working to identify issue...

Ok, I solved the soft boot issue, it was due to the way the device was rooted. Via twrp with SuperSU zip directly v2.65, no go.(no seandroid warning) I fixed by reinstalling and rooting with permisive kernel then cf-autoroot and no more soft reboot. (KERNEL IS NOT SEANDROID ENFORCING) However...

I had Apps2sd pro working perfectly on 5.1.1 Canadian 2015 image, I reinstalled a more recent 2016 US 5.1.1 Lollipop image(fresh start) and SuperSU 2.65 zip via twrp. Now for the life of me I cannot get apps2sd to work anymore. Everything links OK , except the obb is not present(empty) in...

What is the best method to use and why? su.d or normal? I do have SuperSU 2.65

2.65 on 6.0.1 Can someone tell me, is it normal that I cannot install SuperSU v2.65 on Galaxy TAB S2 T810 OS 6.0.1 via TWRP? It installs ok, no errors but su binary is not found. Now if I install the 2.72 beta it works fine. I want to use 2.65 not the beta. Can someone confirm if this is...

Nope, if for only one reason, so we can fix that system process that kills the cpu and battery throwing the whole peojector out of spec. Half cpu speed, draining battery etc. Not what was promised on the specs.

Run Root Browser file manager, enter folder .system, try creating a directory there, supersu v2.68beta will show lag then crash(no su binary in app), until reboot. Reinstalled v2.65, no prob. OS 5.1.1, Sammy s2 9.7. Installed via zip twrp. Sems to have issues displaying the request root dialog...

Huge bug in the ZTE Spro2 projector. Service /system/bin/netmgrd uses 40-50% cpu constantly, even when idle. Notified ZTE software engineer, was promised a fix. 1.5 month ago. Use "OS Monitor" to easily confirm/test.

I second that request.. I know some have successfully rooted the ZTE SPRO 2? Can someone share the procedure? Can procedures from ZTE phones be applied here or do we need custom files? Remote is available on ebay for $29 + free shipping. Cheaper than before... Thank you!