any way to install any recovery with this method i can`t install cwm or twrp i have locked bootloaderand i don´t want lost the warantyunlocking the bootloader
Well you can unlock ? bootloader without losing warranty, just backup TA for your phone, it will back up DRM keys of your phone, now unlock bootloader, when you want to relock the bootloader, just restore that TA.img that you had backed up. For backing up TA search some threads here on xdaany way to install any recovery with this method i can`t install cwm or twrp i have locked bootloaderand i don´t want lost the warantyunlocking the bootloader
Please use only English.Por favor ayuda, esto funcionara en lollipop 5.0 ????? Es que mi t2 ultra solo actualiza hasta 5.0es telcel pls ayuda, y necesito tener el bootloader desbloqueado ?
I have entered the commands all the way to the step to uninstall kingroot. However, I do not see any 'settings' option in the app; I found them in kinguser. But after following the instructions, kinguser stopped working when I was trying to remove root permission. Afterwards, when I try to type in 'cp /sdcard/UPDATE_SuperSU-v2.46/arm/su /system/xbin/su' I got 'permission denied'....So, tried this evening, and it works! Well, at least to the phone that I was testing :silly:
Sorry if the command isn't exactly organized, but it works.
Firstly, You have to be rooted with Kingroot
And then, download the latest SuperSU, here (at the moment, the latest stable is v2.46)
1. extract the zip to your sdcard (so, it will be /sdcard/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46)
2. enter an adb shell, and gain root. Do not close this shell until you're absolutely done
3. enter the extracted zip folderCode:$ adb shell $ su
4. copy "chattr.pie" under the "arm" folder to /data/local/tmp, and chmod it to 0755Code:# cd /sdcard/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46
5. remount /system partition to R/W (You can also do this via some file explorer, like ES)Code:# cp ./arm/chattr.pie /data/local/tmp/chattr.pie # chmod 0755 /data/local/tmp/chattr.pie
6. type thisCode:# mount -o rw,remount /system
7. Uninstall Kingroot (Open the app -> settings -> toggle off all of this: Root Permission, Smart Authorization, and Backup Root Permission. And then click "Remove Root Permission")Code:# cp /sdcard/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46/arm/su /system/xbin/daemonsu # chmod 0755 /system/xbin/daemonsu # /system/xbin/daemonsu -d
8. type this
9. Now, install SuperSU from PlayStore, or from Superuser.apk in the extracted zip folder earlierCode:# cp /sdcard/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46/arm/su /system/xbin/su # chmod 0755 /system/xbin/su # /data/local/tmp/chattr.pie -ia /system/xbin/supolicy # rm /system/xbin/supolicy # /data/local/tmp/chattr.pie -ia /system/bin/install-recovery.sh # /data/local/tmp/chattr.pie -ia /system/etc/install-recovery.sh # rm /system/bin/install-recovery.sh # rm /system/etc/install-recovery.sh # rm /system/kroot_*
10. Open SuperSU, it will ask to update the binary, choose normal mode
11. After the installation is finished, you can reboot your phone :highfive:
This post is inspired by "bakageta's quick and dirty Kingo > SuperSU script", go thank him/her![]()
Yeah, sorry, I meant kinguser (the root access management app).I have entered the commands all the way to the step to uninstall kingroot. However, I do not see any 'settings' option in the app; I found them in kinguser. But after following the instructions, kinguser stopped working when I was trying to remove root permission. Afterwards, when I try to type in 'cp /sdcard/UPDATE_SuperSU-v2.46/arm/su /system/xbin/su' I got 'permission denied'....
P.S. Not sure if its relevant but I have never messed with the device D5316 so the bootloader is locked I believe.
Yes, I am sure I was on root level. It changed from $ to # after 'su' command.Yeah, sorry, I meant kinguser (the root access management app).
are you sure you are on root level when you do this? (that's why I put # beside the command, to indicate root access.)
Did you remount /system to R/W?Yes, I am sure I was on root level. It changed from $ to # after 'su' command.
I typed in this command: 'mount -o rw,remount /system'Did you remount /system to R/W?
"This app works only if you bootloader is unlocked"
Mine wasnt unlocked and rooted fine.