Rooted Via super one click but need help plz

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Finally got rooted & have superuser etc but still need to know how to

View / Edit Files in the system ---> Tried Via android Terminal W no luck ?

am trying to get full RW access & not just " R" --> read only

please help Really could use an easy way to view & edit Copy/ paste / Delete/ Rename Etc . ????

tried windows pc via orracle sbk or some such ? Don't remember ?

Would love an easy drag & drop file explorer that will let me into all

the android files so i can #1 back them all up & # 2 edit play w them as we see fit ? LoL Please Help & thanx :D .....Ftr
 
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Easiest way is Root Explorer from the market.

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This may sound dumb but Don't i still need " Root " RW access

to modify files ???? not just Read only ?

& if so how do i get " Rw " access ????

Please & thanks .... Ftr
 

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Yes but Root Explorer allows you to read only or write. RE is and excellent app and well worth the few dollars.
 

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Root Explorer and/or Super User File Manager (SUFBS) both have methods to mopunt system as read/write. But BEFORE you go mucking around in your system, make a nandroid backup FIRST!! Because there are some files that once removed, your phone could go wonky and/or some that don't like to be edited while the phone is running.

Now if you just want to use Terminal Emulator here's some commands (not the parts in paranthesis):

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su (make sure you look for the 'allow superuser' pop-up on your screen the first time and select 'remember' as well)
mount -o remount,rw /dev/null /system (this will make system read/write)
mount -o remount,ro /dev/null /sytem (and this will set it back to read only)
exit (will drop you back to the "$" prompt from the root "#" prompt)

good luck, but be carefull . . . . . . .
 
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Rooted & Semi Fixed LOL

Finally Got rooted & DL Used rootexplorer to Mod / rename - some files
now i Just Gotta figure out how to back this Sucker Up B4 I Make any drastic Changes Like a New "Rom " Etc ??? LoL

Ps thanx guys :D
 
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