error message

[redheadplantguy]

Hi all, I updated with the Asus download, and rooted with debugfs. For some reason, now, whenever I unlock or wake tablet up, I get an error message at bottom of screen. Says "ERROR. No root access or incompatible devise." (Yes, is spelled with an s)
Is there some way to find out what is causing error message and fixing? I AM rooted, and everything seems to be working, it's just HIGHLY annoying.
Thanks.

 

[Skullmonkey]

My suggestion is to unroot, restart, then re root.

 

[redheadplantguy]

That didn't work, BUT, it allowed me to find out it was touchscreen tune app causing error. Anyone else have a problem with it?

 

[redheadplantguy]

I read somewhere about a way to read error logs, but can remember. It will save some hair pulling next time something misbehave's. Can anyone point me to the link?

 

[chugger93]

why don't you just uninstall the app and reinstall it? Or clear the data,cache from the app? I'm sure that would resolve your error messages.

 

[redheadplantguy]

I did both of those when I found out which app was doing it. No luck. Not overly concerned about it, but next time an app miss behaves, would be helpful to be able to find out which one.

 

[chugger93]

did you go in superuser and try wiping everything in there so everything will ask for root access again? After wiping it, I'd reboot first, but that's another troubleshooting tip. Not sure about the log option.... most times you won't see these types of errors, or shouldn't anyways.

 

[urrlyx]

I read somewhere about a way to read error logs, but can remember. It will save some hair pulling next time something misbehave's. Can anyone point me to the link?

logcat is good tool to use. you can run it through a terminal emulator or through the adb interface from your computer. just search for adb and logcat and you'll find what you need.

 

[MartyHulskemper]

I have disabled these root notifications -- so I never get thm -- but you might want to go into SU (or the recommended SuperSU) and find out if the permission is correctly set there. From there, you should be able to reset the permission (so it asks next time), or just put the correct permission in there (which would be accept for root access)...

On another note: does the Touchscreen Tune app even work on the TF700?

Sent from my ASUS Transformer Pad TF700T