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Root init.d support for any rooted phone
- Thread starter plasticarmyman
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Johnny Crapple
Android Expert
no...it's not down...that site never goes down....but here it is for you anyways
i had to put it in a zip file to upload it....so UNZIP IT onto your Sd card...not in a folder...just in your SD card....
Just copied what he put and put unzip it in caps lol I guess that means unzip it :thumbup:
Sent from my typewriter.
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
Thanks I got it but now I'm getting this. Now what's the prob? And I can't find "test.log" in /data Btw thank you all for helping me out
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plasticarmyman
Android Expert
Please refer to the last sentence of the very first post
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
But I know what its for I'm just having trouble trying to get it to work
omgbossis21
Android Enthusiast
Create a folder in system etc called init.d
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
Yea I've done that already
plasticarmyman
Android Expert
Follow the instructions!! Don't create a folder.....don't do anything other than the instructions....its easy as pie....
jpizle
Android Expert
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
K I did it, finally. I set install-recovery.sh to su,fav, and boot in script manager woot.
Edit: so are there any scripts we can do that benefits our phone or anything of that nature
Edit: so are there any scripts we can do that benefits our phone or anything of that nature
plasticarmyman
Android Expert
K I did it, finally. I set install-recovery.sh to su,fav, and boot in script manager woot.
Edit: so are there any scripts we can do that benefits our phone or anything of that nature
google it...the only reason i posted this is so that people can enable it on their phone...there are a lot of init.d scripts available around the 'net so look around and find some...test them...if they work post them here for others
jpizle
Android Expert
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
Can some one translate this:
Init.d
(needs ROM with init.d access and busybox, open
empty file, insert header #!/system/bin/sh and put
these there, save in /system/etc/init.d and name it
something like 77tweaks)
plasticarmyman
Android Expert
follow the instructions that are clearly labelled there...
1. open empty file
2. insert header
3. put the script under that
4. save the file in your init.d folder and name it 77tweaks.sh
you obviously have no idea what any of this is...please please please thoroughly read the posts before doing stuff to your phone...PLEASE...
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
Ok I've done it. Is there a way to activate it or I jus leave it saved in the init.d folder?
jpizle
Android Expert
Lmao
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
Obviously some one is no help
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
Do I run the scripts in script manager?
blaze420916
Android Expert
Yes you do
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
blaze420916
Android Expert
Thank you blaze I appreciate your help
No problem I know that sometimes you get an answer out of someone's frustration with you being a noob. I'm a little past noob only with some trial and error but if you have questions ask, or my personal fav Google it. It will most likely take you to xda but read read read and you'll have this down in no time.
MotoTriumphant
Android Enthusiast
Yea that's exactly what I do Google is my best friend thx man:thumbup::beer:
Edit: What permissions do I set the scripts or does it even matter? Thx
plasticarmyman
Android Expert
no...no you don't...
you do exactly what it said to do..
1. open empty file
2. insert header
3. put the script under that
4. save the file in your init.d folder and name it 77tweaks.sh
and it will automatically run at boot...