Since sapphire doesn't have a godmode script I decided to attempt creating one myself, but what I'm doing doesn't seem to work properly. I know that chmod 777 [some directory] gives permissions, but my script gets permission denied. In fact this pretty much Pete's script i got off BB. Anyway, I used adb to push it to /system/xbin and like I said earlier, permision denied. Any ideas? #!/system/bin/sh # godmode - Temporarily Allows Editing Of Any File mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock4 /system chmod 777 /system/build.prop chmod 777 /system/app chmod 777 /data chmod 777 /data/app chmod 777 /data/app-private chmod 777 /data/dalvik-cache chmod 777 /data/data
Possible problems: 1). You need to run the script as root, by typing su first 2). The script itself needs to be marked executable (chmod 755 or 777), you only need to do this once. Code: su chmod 755 /system/bin/godmode godmode
sysrw only remounts /system as read/write. This so-called "godmode" script changes permissions on a lot of the stuff in /data as well.
