Hi there!
Situation:
- A device on Android 4.1.1 *without Kernelsources*
- ro.secure set already to 0,
- superuser.apk and su in the correct places with correct permissions (tried version 2.4, 2.45 and also 0.96 for fun)
- Rootchecker tells "rooted", Titanium too
- id returns root(0):root(0)
- mount -o rw,remount /system returns permitted
After a lot of reading I think thats the new kernel which prevents /system mounted rw (before the last update it worked perfectly as it should).
Is it correct in your eyes that my options are:
- downgrade
- decompile the kernel somehow and patch the /system mounting
- ? your idea here ?
What else could make /system beeing protected?
Situation:
- A device on Android 4.1.1 *without Kernelsources*
- ro.secure set already to 0,
- superuser.apk and su in the correct places with correct permissions (tried version 2.4, 2.45 and also 0.96 for fun)
- Rootchecker tells "rooted", Titanium too
- id returns root(0):root(0)
- mount -o rw,remount /system returns permitted
After a lot of reading I think thats the new kernel which prevents /system mounted rw (before the last update it worked perfectly as it should).
Is it correct in your eyes that my options are:
- downgrade
- decompile the kernel somehow and patch the /system mounting
- ? your idea here ?
What else could make /system beeing protected?
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