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[Q] I bug myself

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http://forum.xda-developers.com – Hi, My xt910 (GSM latam 4.04) was running perfectly with busybox and rooted and I tried to start the backtrack5 that time I did not run. when I ran the boot script wahs show me that there was a problem in busybox applet, ok, I tried to reinstall busybox from inside the own and other errors appeared. I decided to uninstall busybox. Full bogus!! My wireless does not connect and all applications that were using the root stopped working. (unrooted) I can not root the device again, the directory / data/local/12m/batch no longer exists and it gives error. If I restore factory data that would r (HowTos)

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Submitted by Tasshin on 12/05/2012

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This worked on my prime which appeared to have a partial root after upgrading with the OTA update, i was able to restore full root by running a few commands.

View: Root Transformer Prime After Jellybean 4.1.1 Update

For the experinced users its just a case of running a few commands

adb push su /data/local/tmp/ adb push Superuser.apk /data/local/tmp/ adb push busybox /data/local/tmp/

adb shell

[Q] root wt19i 16 weeks 20 hours ago

i tried root my wt19i mobile. recently i upgraded it to ICS by using flashtool bt i coudn't root it bcos it says

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i have a filesystem build with buildroot, to compile code for a device using a old kernel and uClibc.

Now i want to chroot into the fs. The problem is, i dont have /bin/bash, just /bin/busybox. How do i say chroot to use busybox ash instead? I already tried to create a link to busybox ash, but chroot still says failed to run command /bin/bash. no such file or directory.

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No BusyBox 1 year 16 weeks ago

I finally did it, I rooted my SGS2 i9100!

However, I have a problem. I see where CWM and Superuser are........but there is no busybox. This is the kernel I flashed from chainfire:

CF-Root-SGS2_XW_XEN_KK2-v5.0-CWM5

I could really use some help.

Thanks

Hi,

My first post here: Was looking if someone can help enhancing my code. I am limited to sh or ash shell (android / busybox)

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I Broke Busybox 40 weeks 6 days ago

All right. I was trying to install V6 Supercharger after updating my ROM to 2.13 Rooted. Something went wrong and busybox is a goner. SU asks to update it, but can't. TB asks to update it, but can't.

I gonna try to make Embedded Linux distribution and my board is raspberry pi.

I was tinkering with my router these days. It runs on MIPS core and the OS is based on Linux. But the builtin busybox is very limited. I managed to export a binary of busybox compiled for MIPS through telnet. After changing chmod to executable, when I try to run the binary with command './busybox-mips', it instantly prints 'SIGUSR1' on the terminal and terminates. What is wrong here?