I have root access in my program, but i am still unable to rename a file in /system/media. once root has been obtained my code is
Code:
File ba = new File ("/system/media/bootanimation.zip");
if (ba.exists()) {
ba.renameTo (new File ("/system/media/bootanimation.zip.bak"));
}
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These days I am working on a project that I need to modify some other android apk's arm elf .so file.Because I changed the code namespace in android Java, so I have to change the corresponding native code's namespace in .so file.
For example change the symbol Java_com_example1_Method to Java_com_example2_method (dynamic symbol). But I don't have the source code of the native code.The change only replace 1 or 2 chars, so we don't need extra memory allocation.
I have been struggled for 3 days with no results. how to rename the dynamic symbols in elf .so file, and recaculate the .hash section.
Is there an app or camera widget that will set my taken photo names to include the date or my name or something similar?
It's tough to make sure I'm not overwriting previous photos when I copy them to my PC, and then my wife does the same with her Dinc and things are starting to get complicated. At the moment I am using a fudged solution with a DOS batch file but there has to be a much simpler way.
i try to root my smartphone but file signature is not found in root report respon
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View 3 Replies View RelatedI am new to Android Development. I want to rename the file f1 with the file f2. For this I used the following code but it didn't work there
File f1=new File("myFirstFile");
File f2=new File ("mySecondFile");
boolean renameSuccess=f1.renameTo(f2);
Log.d("Rename Success value :",renameSuccess); //but it returns the false value.
I have a rooted desire, but I have a troublesome app that won't update and I can't delete. I have seen others who have had the same problem, and a solution is to rename the app .apk.old and then redownload it, but I can't find a decent app to do this. I do have superuser permissions.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want to rename an context private file created with openFileOutput() but I don't know how...
I tried that:
CODE:..................
This code throw FileNotFoundException but the documentation said "Open a private file associated with this Context's application package for writing. Creates the file if it doesn't already exist." so the new file should be created on disk.
The problem: When I try to read from the new renamed file I got FileNotFoundException!
If you opened this up, you know what this is. Trying to rename the .zip to disable OTA and Root Explorer says that it's "read only". I am half tempted to just delete the file, but needed to ask first.
View 6 Replies View RelatedI can't seem to be able to re-name files in my /system folder. I am tring to do this in Root Manager and it is telling me that the permissions are set to read only... however if I try to set the permissions in Root Manager it tells me I can't do that...
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Rom: paranoid android 4. 0
Android version 4.4
Stock kernel
So I'm trying to put kali Linux onto my phone using the vnc way. I have the file (1gb zipped 3gb unzipped) I have 11gb of free space on my phone. I have to get that file over to /kali a folder I created using root explorer. Yes I am rooted with supersu. I mount the system as r/w and when I paste this file into that folder my phone crashes. Like it begins to do it (gets nothing done) and then crashes. I managed to get the zip file into the folder but when I try to extract it it crashes as well. This Also doesn't work on nexus 7 2013 running slimbean. Why can't I move that file there?
Is there a root file for all android versions?
Or one root file for each android version like 2.3.6 or 4.3?
I just want to know how to create ur own root file for android and wat tools ar needed.i don't want to download , i want to create root file of my own
View 1 Replies View Relatedbut I can't delete some file in this directory ".ifs" folder Because. Yesterday I'm rooted my phone (This is a first time i root Android phone) i've explore alot of file in my phone
I found "logo.jpg" ( I Guest this is BOOT SCREEN PICTURE FILE ) in ".ifs folder" I Think if i replace with another JPG file. I can change BOOTSCREEN another Picture too.
when i copy and replace with new JPG file in this directory. I CAN'T replace it. But it create Duplicate file with "logo-Copy.jpg"
I do this 2 time but not work.
I can't delete or replace "logo.jpg" file in " mnt .ifs " Directory
that useless. So ! I want to delete "logo-Copy.jpg" or "logo-Copy (2).jpg" but I CANNOT DELETE IT TOO.
I'm use ROOT EXPLORER program SD Maid and ES EXPLORER it still not work ( SET mounted read and write )
When going from 3.02 to 4.04 on the Spectrum, the phone pulls an updated file. The update file is this: (remove the spaces in the link. I don't have a high enough thread count to post links yet)
[URL]
The file itself can be opened with WinRAR, but shows that it was signed by SignAPK.
My question is this, What should I theoretically need to do in order to inject root into this so that when the update runs on the phone, it adds SU to the system directory with the correct permission settings?
I have s-offed and installed amon ra 2.0.1 on my htc desire. Now,when I try and flash a rom it comes up with an error saying missing files,But I have tried 3 different roms.
I have done all the usuall,wiping cache etc. It is a pvt4,hboot is now 6.93.1002.
Motorola fire
I accidentally deleted an android file through root, now my phone doesn't boot properly. All i get is "process com.android .setup wizard has stopped" and stays i idle in the black screen. Even i tried reseting the phone in recovery mode..
I bought an android 2.3.6 phone which no one has tried to root( it seems). So I was wondering if I could root it by creating an update.zip file containing the su binary and the superuser apk and then installing it in the recovery mode. Will this work? I have failed with gingerbreak, unlockroot and z4root.
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View 13 Replies View RelatedThen I tried doing Toast's root and got confused at step 2 (the adb step).
Now, I know a LITTLE about what ADB is and that you basically only need it so you can use your computer to type/see things instead of doing it all on your phone.
(This is the thread that I'm using by the way: [TUTORIAL] How To Root The HTC EVO ~ Part-1 / - xda-developers)
1. So, so far, I downloaded SDK package, saw the "tools" folder and see the "adb" file. When I click on it, it pops up like a "command/cmd" screen and disappears. Is it supposed to happen like that? Or am I doing something wrong?
2. Also, in Toast's method, when he says to put the PC36IMG.zip file on the root of your sdcard. What does he mean by that? I'm sure it's something simple but I'd rather be sure how to "put it in the root of your sdcard". Just that mean just right in the front by all the folders?
3. Next thing the page says is: "adb push PC36IMG.zip /sdcard"
I don't know what he means by that. Am I supposed to do something here?
The steps follow this (until it's Rooted) I understand but not this.
4. Then after rooting there are some other steps he has in the original thread that say somethings about "adb shell, adb.. etc"
What do all those mean?
I have a android tablet and I have tried rooting it and I get things like "read only file system" and I looked into it and my /system is read only.. Rooting is putting .su in the xbin or bin inside of the /system. But my /system is read only so i can't root my tablet?
View 2 Replies View RelatedSo I read that you can rename S Voice to whatever you want. I tried Googling it, and no results came up. I probably didn't type the proper phrases, but in any case
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i want rename my android package name.
tell me step by step how to rename package name.
I am been working a on an an android app called Inomail that is available on the android market. I have done an overhaul changing the background colours, buttons to blue and green neon colours, change all icons and change text such app name plus other strings elsewhere.
Everthing work fine and I am certain it will be popular download if published.
I have been using APK Manger and Eclipse and Java decompilers to convert smali to java codes.
I successfully signed with a private key and it worked but this the obvious problem renaming the package when changing it crashes. I done everthing including refactoring and renaming in Eclipse, also renamed all the package name to all sub packages but to no avail.
If rename tthe package name back to original name it works but changing it crashes.
Now I have done some search on here there also a code to the package name which the reason for it to crash and the best way it to use a rooted device which I have and install the app.
So my 2 questions where is the folder on smartphone would I find the file or code how to manage to rename package published app on the market and how?
I'm looking for an app that can batch rename files, none of the file managers I've seen or use seem to be able to do this. It's an operation I repeat many times every day.
It can be achieved as it is with commands in the terminal, but it's quite uncomfortable to do it this way and mostly not worth the effort, also I use Asian characters ( Japanese, Korean ) and things just get too complicated.
Only thing I could find is something called "re.*" but it's not much better than using the terminal.
Is there anything out there that can simply select files, apply a rule, one/two clicks ?
I have tried to modifying and app for android so I can install the same app 2 times but I failed. I want to change the name of the app in the files and repack it so I can install it?
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm basically trying to rename an audio file to kill the camera click, but found an issue that might give me problems later with other things I might want to do.
Each time I try renaming the file, the file renames itself back to its original name after I reboot the phone. For example, if I add .bak or an extra space in the file name, it disappears once I reboot.
I'm using ES File Explorer on my stock, rooted Sprint HTC One. I mounted the /system path as R/W, and the file is /system/media/audio/ui/camera_click.ogg.
What does that mean do put the file in ROOT of your SDCard?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI am not able to understand one simple issue.. if there is no root access to file system even to the user who owns the phone then why on earth would the dev guide include commands like
adb push <local> sdcard .... when the sdcard of emulator is read only.. Is this some kind of mockery or sarcasm with the users?
Okay, we have many little things going around so I'm going to try and consolidate for everybody. With my phone having hardware issues I've practically got this memorized now. These are basic steps, if you do not know how to flash a file you need to do a little more reading before you follow this. I take no responsibility for your actions, they are yours! If you destroy your phone, I cannot help you. Most of the links I provided have instructions on them. If they are just downloads, it assumes you know how to use the file provided.
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