Root Chevy's Kernal breaking Titanium

[jackburnt]

It looks like Chevy's kernal is breaking the root access for Titanium. Anyone else having the same issue? When I first installed BB .7, Titanium worked fine. Then I installed Chevy's kernal and now it doesn't have root access.

Looks like a couple other people are having the same issue on AllDroid.

I'm using BB .7 with Chevy's 1ghz kernal.

 

[shrink57]

I just noticed I also had the same problem with BB.7 and Chevy but it is easily fixed. In Titanium, hit the Problems button and auto-upgrade busybox. Now Titanium is working fine. Damn, you got me scared for a few minutes

 

[Fabolous]

Yeah, actually I think all you need to do is chmod 755 /system/xbin/busybox

 

[jackburnt]

Busybox won't download for me. Strange.

I'll try the permissions later. Never done permissions on my Droid before.

 

[xmr405o]

I use Droid Root Helper to reinstall busybox. I hate using adb. haha

 

[jackburnt]

Weird. Tried it again and it worked! Oh well.

Anyway. Hopefully this thread will help someone who's wondering what's wrong with Titanium.

 

[YankeeDudeL]

I'll have to give this a try, b/c I've also had this issue. I'm on UltimateDroid 6.3 and was using the 1.25 kernal. When I tried to restore through Titanium, I'd get a reboot, my wallpaper would change, and the Market would stop working.

 

[shadowdude777]

Clicking the "Problems?" button in Titanium isn't working for you guys? It worked for me and shrink57.

 

[doomedromance]

problems button worked for me

 

[Shadowtech]

The button does stop working every now and then.. most likely an issue with the server it downloads busybox from.. assuming it downloads it that is.

I have had to use it a few times, and found that if it fails, I can usually wait a bit and try again with success.

 

[Fadelight]

The Solution:

adb shell chmod 755 /system/xbin/busybox