anybody know why typing "su" in a terminal emulator does nothing?
This is a discussion on anybody know why typing "su" in a terminal emulator does nothing? within the Droid Hacks forums, part of the Droid Hacking category; I am on step 17 of this walk through http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dro...ast-noobs.html and it says when I type "su" in the terminal emulator that I should be ...
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anybody know why typing "su" in a terminal emulator does nothing?
I am on step 17 of this walk through http://www.droidforums.net/forum/dro...ast-noobs.html and it says when I type "su" in the terminal emulator that I should be prompted to "allow", but instead it just goes to the next line (like just hitting enter on a command line prompt c:/ in windows)...
Anybody know why? (I only posted a new thread because it seems like a seperate issue and that I can just use that thread as an example..)
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Does it say permission denied or anything like that? If it's not prompting or giving an error that means the permission is already granted... at least that's what my linux experience tells me.
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Does it give you a '#' sign? If so you are fine. What ROM are you using now? Some of them default to that.
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Yeah Sam, as long as you see the # you are good
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yeah, i've got the # sign.. i have no idea what ROM i'm using, it's whatever is on the "rootyourdroid.info" tutorial and using "android terminal emulator"
so i guess that's problem solved then
thanks folks!
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apparently your rom gives you root access whenever requested which either means that's just how they designed it or you at some point in time checked the "remember" box when allowing terminal root access before.
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Originally Posted by
djh816
apparently your rom gives you root access whenever requested which either means that's just how they designed it or you at some point in time checked the "remember" box when allowing terminal root access before.
I agree. Just keep going on with the steps. Once you have the # symbol, you're all set to input commands in SU
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