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    Remount failed *

    I type in adb remount into the cmd and it fails every time.
    I uninstalled the drivers and sdk and i have the latest one installed now.

    Im on froyo if it matters.
    I need my adb back lol
    Please help
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    I had the same problem. In /default.prop there is a property called ro.secure and it needs to be set to 0 for that to work and it was set to 1. I was unable to change it. I tried with root explorer's text editor, the setprop command, and adb pull/edit/adb push. None of the changes held.

    You CAN adb shell, su, and use the terminal command (I believe it's mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system although I could have parts wrong). Though adb push to /system still won't work without ro.secure=0, so you'll have to push to the sdcard and copy it over through shell. I think I ran into an issue with this, too, but I don't remember; I'm back off Froyo now so I can't check again.
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    when i type in su, i get permission denied. But i have the ninja, and it works and all?
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    Nevermind, it just prompted SU permissions and i allowed and it now gave me the # sign.
    that a start
    im not sure how to change the 1 to a 0 though
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    Quote Originally Posted by skourg3 View Post
    I had the same problem. In /default.prop there is a property called ro.secure and it needs to be set to 0 for that to work and it was set to 1. I was unable to change it. I tried with root explorer's text editor, the setprop command, and adb pull/edit/adb push. None of the changes held.

    You CAN adb shell, su, and use the terminal command (I believe it's mount -o remount,rw -t yaffs /dev/block/mtdblock3 /system although I could have parts wrong). Though adb push to /system still won't work without ro.secure=0, so you'll have to push to the sdcard and copy it over through shell. I think I ran into an issue with this, too, but I don't remember; I'm back off Froyo now so I can't check again.
    Can you help me w/ the exact commands, or does anyone know them?

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