[L][ROOT] DooMLoRD Easy Rooting Toolkit (v17) {perf_event exploit}[20130717]

[nolinuxnoparty]

Old but Gold :cyclops:

You are awesome :good:

 

[kaioziro]

Read the first few lines of the OP

Solution is posted

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I used the v17 then used 'the fix'
Now the root works completely with no reboot!
Thank you bro, only method that worked with locked bootloader.
Working perfectly in XPERIA L

---------- Post added at 07:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:51 PM ----------

I spoke too soon ...
Using titanium to delete some crap now just restarted the phone: (

 

[[NUT]]

I used the v17 then used 'the fix'
Now the root works completely with no reboot!
Thank you bro, only method that worked with locked bootloader.
Working perfectly in XPERIA L

---------- Post added at 07:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:51 PM ----------

I spoke too soon ...
Using titanium to delete some crap now just restarted the phone: (

Join the discussion to get it fixed for your phone in my fix thread, I'll be needing people with a XL to test possible solutions. I asked OldDroid to test something by moving the fix script, if you are able to help out that would be great. :thumbup:

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[kaioziro]

Join the discussion to get it fixed for your phone in my fix thread, I'll be needing people with a XL to test possible solutions. I asked OldDroid to test something by moving the fix script, if you are able to help out that would be great. :thumbup:

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Yes me along with the greatest pleasure. Can I test it until it works perfectly. The root xperia L with locked bootloader still does not work.
I even tested starting from scratch, flash stock rom via cwm .31 and .36, used the v17 and then used 'the fix' and was still restarting every time it uses the permissions in titanium backup.
I've tried other versions starting v13 and none worked well.

 

[[NUT]]

Yes me along with the greatest pleasure. Can I test it until it works perfectly. The root xperia L with locked bootloader still does not work.
I even tested starting from scratch, flash stock rom via cwm .31 and .36, used the v17 and then used 'the fix' and was still restarting every time it uses the permissions in titanium backup.
I've tried other versions starting v13 and none worked well.

It is actually not the rooting tool causing this. It's the fact you try to remount the system partition which makes /sbin/ric intervene and it will reboot your device to 'save' it from a potentially hazardous situation.

Head on over to the reboot-remount fix thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43719890&postcount=131

That's the post you can use to help me fix it, this describes a temporary fix until we find a permanent solution.

 

[kaioziro]

It is actually not the rooting tool causing this. It's the fact you try to remount the system partition which makes /sbin/ric intervene and it will reboot your device to 'save' it from a potentially hazardous situation.

Head on over to the reboot-remount fix thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43719890&postcount=131

That's the post you can use to help me fix it, this describes a temporary fix until we find a permanent solution.

Ok, I'll be waiting for something permanent for the Xperia L.

 

[serajr]

Thank you so much DoomLoRD!!!! Awesome...:good:

Can you help us with CWM? I mean to install it manually by using stock kernel. Thanks in advance!!!

 

[kaioziro]

Thank you so much DoomLoRD!!!! Awesome...:good:

Can you help us with CWM? I mean to install it manually by using stock kernel. Thanks in advance!!!

Good!
Install CWM manually without changing kernel would be good .. After only exchange kernel with cwm with unlocked bootloader: (

 

[[NUT]]

Thank you so much DoomLoRD!!!! Awesome...:good:

Can you help us with CWM? I mean to install it manually by using stock kernel. Thanks in advance!!!

OldDroid and me have teamed up for this... (read other comment too)

Good!
Install CWM manually without changing kernel would be good .. After only exchange kernel with cwm with unlocked bootloader: (

(read above comment)
....he is on holiday now, we will get to work on that as soon as he gets back.

Recovery for locked bootloaders will come, soon

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[serajr]

OldDroid and me have teamed up for this... (read other comment too)


(read above comment)
....he is on holiday now, we will get to work on that as soon as he gets back.

Recovery for locked bootloaders will come, soon

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Thank you bro... I hope u got it!!!! It would be great for users. :good:
I´ve some ready mods to release here, and my Clean 'n' Tweaked 4.1.2 rom too, but I´m waiting for that, so their installation become easy to users.
Count on me for something too, ok!!

 

[heross]

Head on over to the reboot-remount fix thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=43719890&postcount=131

That's the post you can use to help me fix it, this describes a temporary fix until we find a permanent solution.

Hello,

the temporary fix will work on locked bootloader. but only to the next reboot.

I have do only this in a terminal:

su
pkill -f /sbin/ric; mount -o remount,rw /; chmod 644 /sbin/ric

after this i can mount /system to r/w with any file explorer. rename or delete files in /system without reboot. also i can backup/restore/delete system apps with titanium.

Now we need a permanent patch.
The postet WINDOWS INSTALLER don`t work for me.
as fix i have do the code as startcommand in my terminal app. so i can run the command with one click after boot.

 

[[NUT]]

@heross

You can also create a file called install-recovery.sh inside /system/etc/ and put the commands in there, it's a semi permanent solution that way.

Don't forget to start the file with

#! /system/bin/sh

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[Amaterasou]

So just to be sure:

I'll be able to use mods that swaps internal and external SD or apps like Link2SD with this method?

 

[karkand]

So just to be sure:

I'll be able to use mods that swaps internal and external SD or apps like Link2SD with this method?

Yes, you can. Because these just need root and this method is for rooting.

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[dywerd]

@Nut

Hi! I do what you write about heross "fix". I write his line of code in terminal and then creat a file in /system/etc exectly that you mentioned. It worked, I uninstall some system app in Titanium Backup The only question I got is: this "fix" will work after I reboot my phone, or I have to dit again? I think the file that we create: /system/etc/install-recovery.sh is for that, just want to be sure...
THNX!

 

[[NUT]]

@Nut

Hi! I do what you write about heross "fix". I write his line of code in terminal and then creat a file in /system/etc exectly that you mentioned. It worked, I uninstall some system app in Titanium Backup The only question I got is: this "fix" will work after I reboot my phone, or I have to dit again? I think the file that we create: /system/etc/install-recovery.sh is for that, just want to be sure...
THNX!

Yes, the install-recovery.sh makes it stick and will apply the temporary fix with every reboot.

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[heross]

Yes, the install-recovery.sh makes it stick and will apply the temporary fix with every reboot.

Anything I'm doing wrong. The trick with the install-recovery.sh does not work for me. :crying:
But is not a problem, so i use my terminal startcommand. its only one click after reboot.

 

[[NUT]]

Anything I'm doing wrong. The trick with the install-recovery.sh does not work for me. :crying:
But is not a problem, so i use my terminal startcommand. its only one click after reboot.

Can you attach your install-recovery.sh so I can see if you did anything wrong?

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[heross]

Hello [NUT],

here is my file. (delete .zip at end of file)

I have test with this both lines on start and permission 644
#! /system/bin/sh
#!/system/bin/sh

 

[[NUT]]

Hello [NUT],

here is my file. (delete .zip at end of file)

I have test with this both lines on start and permission 644
#! /system/bin/sh
#!/system/bin/sh

Change the permissions to 755 and it should start to work.

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