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Only works when adb is enabled #63
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logcat output when running /system/xbin/su and then hitting ctrl-C:
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see commit su-binary:dbe124982f950db932999cac1bfa57442ab91ea7 (it's in the gc branch). |
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I am running CyanogenMod 7 on an HTC G2. When adb over USB is enabled in Settings/Applications/Development, superuser works just fine. However, when adb is disabled there is trouble.
When Root Explorer is run, I get the popup "Root Explorer has been granted superuser permissions" but then after a couple of seconds I get "Root Explorer hos not yet managed to get root access" and the app exits.
From Android Terminal, when I run su (actually, I set the shell to be "/system/xbin/su root -c bash") the command just hangs until I press ctrl-C. After pressing ctrl-C, I am dropped to the root shell. Running "ps fauxww" from Debian chroot, I see that su is apparently stuck when running "am broadcast". I'll attach the logs and ps results.
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