G gorogjm Newbie Nov 30, 2011 #1 I need to unroot my phone. I didn't use gingerbreak. Instead I typed this into the terminal emulator: sudu Press "enter" ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su Press "enter" ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su Press "enter" again How do I unroot?
I need to unroot my phone. I didn't use gingerbreak. Instead I typed this into the terminal emulator: sudu Press "enter" ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su Press "enter" ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su Press "enter" again How do I unroot?
agentc13 Daleks Über Alles Nov 30, 2011 #2 Hey goro, I moved your post to it's own thread as it would fit better that way than in the CM7 thread. I am not sure how you would do that, I used GingerBreak when I first rooted. I am sure some here can help you, just be patient.
Hey goro, I moved your post to it's own thread as it would fit better that way than in the CM7 thread. I am not sure how you would do that, I used GingerBreak when I first rooted. I am sure some here can help you, just be patient.
thangfish Android Expert Nov 30, 2011 #3 gorogjm said: I need to unroot my phone. I didn't use gingerbreak. Instead I typed this into the terminal emulator: sudu Press "enter" ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su Press "enter" ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su Press "enter" again How do I unroot? Click to expand... Try this (replied this on your other thread too). Haven't needed to try it myself, though. sudo rm /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su rm /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su
gorogjm said: I need to unroot my phone. I didn't use gingerbreak. Instead I typed this into the terminal emulator: sudu Press "enter" ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su Press "enter" ln -s /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su Press "enter" again How do I unroot? Click to expand... Try this (replied this on your other thread too). Haven't needed to try it myself, though. sudo rm /system/xbin/sudo /system/xbin/su rm /system/xbin/sudo /system/bin/su
M mantera Android Expert Nov 30, 2011 #4 thangfish said: Try this (replied this on your other thread too). Haven't needed to try it myself, though. sudo rm /system/xbin/su rm /system/bin/su Click to expand... All you need to do is remove the su links and not both sudo and su. Typing on my phone so I can't type out the whole command but i edited the command in the quote.
thangfish said: Try this (replied this on your other thread too). Haven't needed to try it myself, though. sudo rm /system/xbin/su rm /system/bin/su Click to expand... All you need to do is remove the su links and not both sudo and su. Typing on my phone so I can't type out the whole command but i edited the command in the quote.