This should work with all rooted samsung devices that are using supersu.
Install busybox and run the following commands from a command prompt (adb shell or a terminal app).
[email protected]:/ $ su
[email protected]w:/# pkill -KILL daemonsu
You should be back at the "$" prompt. Don't type any other commands or reboot the device! Encrypt the device now.
Hopefully these instructions are better.
Hello,
can you please make these instructions more specific ? Shall the phone be started in Safe mode first ?
What is adb shell ? Launched from TWRP or from an app, installed within the Android OS ?
Yesterday I tried this:
1. I have installed the latest Busybox free version
2. I have installed a terminal app.
3. I tried to find a running daemonsu process using ps -l | grep daemonsu - nothing was displayed
4. I executed pkill -KILL daemonsu anyway. It really turned the prompt to $
5. I went to encrypt the phone - it showed a lock, after 2-3 minutes it rebooted and nothing was encrypted.
Could it be, that all the Custom ROMs which I tried, simply don't provide the module(s) for encryption (KNOX or
whatever) ? How can I check that ?
There is ONLY one ROM for Note 3, with which I could encrypt my device:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=3349306
but unfortunately, it doesn't provide any possibility to encrypt the SD card. Also, when I connect the phone
to my laptop, only the Internal storage is shown, not the SD card. I did NOT format it as internal storage. It's
just there and all the files can be seen from the phone, but not from the laptop. I was googling this like mad
and didn't find a similar case.
What am I doing wrong ? I'm really getting desperate, I am fighting more than a week with these problems
and still no solution on the horizon :-/ I tried virtually any Marshmallow ROM for Note 3 I could find.