[SuperSU][System-Mode][2.82 SR5]

[mauam]

This is SuperSU that installs always in System-Mode.

Instructions
1 - Download zip
2 - Go in recovery & make a backup (optional, but recommended)
3 - Flash zip

Changelogs here & here

Special thanks to @aufarxda (the original creator of this thread) @Chainfire @CCMT

 

[Mestar_matt]

binaries failed to update

Just installed the lastest security update (6.01) from google on my nexus 6. Flashed v2.66 and binaries will not update. Any suggestions?

 

[hamada samir]

Thanks My Brother ?

 

[aufarxda]

Reflash the kernel.
Unroot.
Reroot.
Should work.
Hope that helps.

 

[fpqc]

Reflash the kernel.
Unroot.
Reroot.
Should work.
Hope that helps.

I am on CM13 1/6/2016 nightly on angler, and this is causing a bootloop now. Before this newest nightly, I was able to install with no problem. Systemless also still works.

 

[aufarxda]

I am on CM13 1/6/2016 nightly on angler, and this is causing a bootloop now. Before this newest nightly, I was able to install with no problem. Systemless also still works.

Nightly comes with problems.Look Angler's XDA thread and ask others which nightly is the most stable build.
Hope that helps.

 

[fpqc]

Nightly comes with problems.Look Angler's XDA thread and ask others which nightly is the most stable build.
Hope that helps.

The reason I think is that this is the first update with the newest vendor.img. That's the only thing that seems out of the ordinary.

 

[aufarxda]

The reason I think is that this is the first update with the newest vendor.img. That's the only thing that seems out of the ordinary.

Well, just reflash last update before this one.
Or, just wait another update with the fix.

 

[FernBch]

I have the Verizon SCH-I545, MDK bootloader, and am running JDC Team's AOSP 6.0.

I am unable to install any version of SU above 2.52. TWRP 2.8.7.0 and 2.8.7.2 by Antaresone and the official 2.8.7.0 all fail with the same message.

Recovery.log

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kmc3bafuvlfq20v/recovery.log?dl=0

 

[aufarxda]

I have the Verizon SCH-I545, MDK bootloader, and am running JDC Team's AOSP 6.0.

I am unable to install any version of SU above 2.52. TWRP 2.8.7.0 and 2.8.7.2 by Antaresone and the official 2.8.7.0 all fail with the same message.

Recovery.log

https://www.dropbox.com/s/kmc3bafuvlfq20v/recovery.log?dl=0

Solution 1(Tricky, and may not work) :
Try to mount data and system using mount option and remove mounting script on the updater-binary.
Then, use TWRP file manager to remove /supersu manually.
At last, install the zip again.
Solution 2 (not really a solution) :
If you really cant mount data or system, ask the rom dev or someone on your phone's forum for solution.
Solution 3 (1% chance of working) :
Dont bother about the bootloader.
Check your boot image instead.
Solution 4 :
Check if you have chcon on system/bin.
If not download this file and move it into system/bin.
Link :Drive

 

[Droidphilev]

Hi,

Thanks! This version finally works for secondary roms in Multrirom!!!

 

[arifqur]

Hi,

Thanks! This version finally works for secondary roms in Multrirom!!!

Nice to know.

 

[krazyace35]

Can this be flashed over systemless root to convert to system root or will I have to flash my system.img backup then this. I'm running systemless root on Htc M9 Marshmallow dev edition

Sent from my HTC One M9 using Tapatalk

 

[slick97477]

I installed 2.64 beta via TWRP. It installed successfully however upon reboot it shows i still have 2.52. Is that normal?

 

[aufarxda]

I installed 2.64 beta via TWRP. It installed successfully however upon reboot it shows i still have 2.52. Is that normal?

Don't know. Maybe install the app on the zip manually. Update the binary and if updating fails, full unroot and re-root with the new zip.

 

[aufarxda]

Can this be flashed over systemless root to convert to system root or will I have to flash my system.img backup then this. I'm running systemless root on Htc M9 Marshmallow dev edition

Sent from my HTC One M9 using Tapatalk

No, full unroot first.
Then, remove /su
Replace the kernel with new custom one.
And then, flash the system mode zip.

 

[krazyace35]

No, full unroot first.
Then, remove /su
Replace the kernel with new custom one.
And then, flash the system mode zip.

Cool thanks for the info

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---------- Post added at 06:00 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:30 PM ----------

@aufarxda I'm guessing there are no custom kernels yet for Marshmallow? I can't find one I also noticed flar2 said the kernel source hasn't been released yet

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[aufarxda]

@aufarxda I'm guessing there are no custom kernels yet for Marshmallow? I can't find one I also noticed flar2 said the kernel source hasn't been released yet

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Maybe not avaiable for your phone.
But most Marshmallow phone devs already made custom kernels for their phones.

 

[KreAch3R]

Thanks for this, @aufarxda. Can you tell us what you did and made it always install in System mode?

 

[aufarxda]

Thanks for this, @aufarxda. Can you tell us what you did and made it always install in System mode?

I moved v2.52 script with little modifications (aside from the ui_print).