First of all install Kingroot 4.1 that is in my download, root u Xperia after that unzip the zip of Mr wolf is a folder name mrw and put it in the internal storage of Xperia, then start terminal emulator with typing,, su,, and other sequence i root almost 50 Xperia t2 Ultra, Z, z1 thanks for the creator of zip Mr wolf but i work enough m2 to make things happen
[GUIDE] Super su for xperia device with lollipop very easy way
- Thread starter edwuard
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Follow the instructions written in the first post.
Root using the KingRoot apk attached to the first post, then run the script.
Very easy read install Kingroot
4.1 root the device, unzip replace Kingroot with super su on internal storage is a folder name mrw then open terminal emulator and start typing all and wait I deed this and all 50 Xperia devices work great
thxs to all that created the thread and to mr wolf for the process ...
in my case it tooks a while but now everything is working fine...
in my case it tooks a while but now everything is working fine...
Not working on Xperia C6606 / C6616 (Android 5.0.2)
1) Rooted with KingRoot 4.1.
2) moved mrw folder to phone /sdcard , in terminal when I typed "su" , KingRoot show confirm Allow Root access, etc. I did.
3) As soon as I type "sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh" , device reboots, tried so many times, but no luck. (It looks Kingroot don't want to uninstall?)
4) Also tried Ez Explorer's [Root Explorer], as soon as I try to gave "w/r" permissions to system folder, device reboots.
Any clue?
1) Rooted with KingRoot 4.1.
2) moved mrw folder to phone /sdcard , in terminal when I typed "su" , KingRoot show confirm Allow Root access, etc. I did.
3) As soon as I type "sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh" , device reboots, tried so many times, but no luck. (It looks Kingroot don't want to uninstall?)
4) Also tried Ez Explorer's [Root Explorer], as soon as I try to gave "w/r" permissions to system folder, device reboots.
Any clue?
Bro something u did wrong because if u look all people have root the phone me and other friends i root 50 xperia of my friends so try again and tell me what is because i think u don't type the sequence with space just this sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh and it works
This is probably caused by RIC, which is Sony's security system that's supposed to stop any modifications to your system. RIC will reboot your device when trying to mount /system as r/w. The first thing the script does is mount /system as r/w so it makes sense. Perhaps C6606/C6616 roms have a stricter version of RIC than C6602/3. I'm no expert on it, but RIC has always been the cause of reboots when mounting /system as r/w.
Bro your instructions in this post combined with your images in the first post work awesome. I now have root.
FYI, those two links in your first post are a bit misleading. Maybe it's me LOL!
Awesome work!! :good::good:
It works finally! But you have to take care when executing command on terminal emulator. You need to access it from '/' location.
If you are executing from other places or sub directory:
It WILL NOT work.
If you found that SuperSU keep Force Closing, uninstall it first and repeat the process again without rebooting.
PS: To Dev @edwuard, please fix the folder directory code to minimize this kind of issue. But nonetheless it works for me
Thanks!
Code:
[email protected]:/ # sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh
Code:
[email protected]:/sdcard/mrw # sh root.shIf you found that SuperSU keep Force Closing, uninstall it first and repeat the process again without rebooting.
PS: To Dev @edwuard, please fix the folder directory code to minimize this kind of issue. But nonetheless it works for me
Thanks!
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I followed the instructions as it is, I am a Linux guy
must be RIC Security of Sony as mentioned by Sir @kingvortex---------- Post added at 07:54 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:52 AM ----------
Sir thanks for your inputs, very informative, but any clue how to do it then?
KingRoot is rooting and getting access of system, why can't our scripts? any work-around?
Regards,
I'm not an expert on security measures, but I believe RIC is a kernel module and isn't easy to disable manually. In previous versions of Android for our device, XZDualRecovery disables RIC when installed, but XZDR isn't currently functional for our device (yet).
I found this script that says it will disable RIC. It requires a Windows PC. However, this is for 4.4.4, so might not work for you (it goes without saying, but use at your own risk).
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For all the people who have problem first type su, alow root then type on terminal this sh /sdcard/mrw/root.sh today root 4 xperia-z and 2 xperia-z 1 without any problems just download Kingroot from the post
i found my problem....but i have another problem...
1-i root phone with kingroot
2-extract mrw to internal storage
3-now install Terminal emulator
4-run commands
but Suddenly phone reboot!
Why is it?
1-i root phone with kingroot
2-extract mrw to internal storage
3-now install Terminal emulator
4-run commands
but Suddenly phone reboot!
Why is it?
Don't know not happen to me never and for all the people who root the phone, u have to be careful because this problem is with u phone bro. Check again and tell what happened
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It isn't any mistake you're making with the commands. I'm not sure why he keeps saying that.i tested again and again like ago last time (Reboot My Phone)...
Reboots are almost definitely caused by the ric security service on your device which will force your device to reboot when /system get mounted as r/w. I don't know how to disable ric on Lollipop with a locked bootloader and can't try because my bootloader is unlocked, which does disable ric.
Try to root with KingRoot, then reboot your device before running the script.
Also, you can make sure you have the latest KingRoot 4.1 from its thread on XDA here. It says the latest version will disable ric, but I haven't tried it.
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thanks kingvortex
I testing was two days ago for root...but after every time test,i reinstall lollipop with FlashTool and test again...
i useIed KingRoot 4.1 for root,some times kingroot can't root my device and I would try again...After testing several times {a question:for use from kingroot i must connect device to online internet? } (maybe psiphone not work in earlier times) after kingroot can work and install king user in my device i reboot phone,and after when my device starting think i see a massage analyze or loading apps and again restart phone. and after loading phone if i open Some of apps phone reboot! So I do not open any app and just extract mrw and install terminal emulator and open it and run commands, i type: su and terminal emulator goto next line without any massage,and i type again sh /sdvcard/mrw/root.sh and i see two [success] in two line:
[success]
[success]
and reboot phone!
after loading device i see apps and see KingRoot 4.1 deleted but KingUser There is!! and when i open KingUser say me Fix Root...and i can't see SuperUs in apps!!!!
Do you have test this method in the Xperia c6603?and worked?!
thanks
well i have c6603 , and here's how it worked for me, i had some problems at first, so...
1-go to settings>apps> , and make sure that you don't have Kingroot installed, if it's uninstall it, and uninstall Kinguser and if there's SuperSU (maybe it's there but the icon isn't) also uninstall it (uninstall all the root apps) , you can keep the terminal app installed
2- reboot your device
3- install Kingroot 4.1 from the OP (important) , reboot the device before opening Kingroot and rooting the device.
4- open KingRoot after reboot and root the device, it may take several tries...when it reports it's rooted keep KingRoot open (don't close it) and open King User and make sure it reports it has root access, then also keep it open,
5- while both are open, open the terminal app and execute the script as described in OP.
6- if all goes well SuperSU will Open and asks you to update, choose normal, when it's finished choose reboot.
this should work, or at least this is how it worked for me...
best of luck to you.
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I personally did not reboot after rooting with Kingroot as I also read of issues of it losing root after reboot. I just did it from beginning to end when I followed the instructions.
Ran Kingroot, yes it must be connected to the internet.
As soon as it said "root successful" i opened terminal and typed su then the sh command and it worked.
I used a 6603.
Ran Kingroot, yes it must be connected to the internet.
As soon as it said "root successful" i opened terminal and typed su then the sh command and it worked.
I used a 6603.
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