Root Problem with read and write permissions.

[SpartanLOL]

I was trying to uninstall some carrier apps through ADB on Windows, via CMD. I wasnt unable to do so, and investigating about my problem, I found that I can uninstall through Titanium Backup

. Now I dont have anymore the vodafone apps and trial games that came with my Samsung Galaxy I5510!.
But for what I am writing this, is that for unknown reasons to my, when trying to uninstall through ADB, I always have the problem of READ ONLY FILE SYSTEM. I tried to remount through this command:
mount -o rw,remount /dev/block/stl9 /system
that I found here: GUIDES & FAQs [Android]: ADB Workshop by Adrynalyne and Guide by Captainkrtek - xda-developers , at the ADB Workshop, at deleting files.
this command:
# mount -o rw,remount -t yaffs2 /dev/block/mtdblock3
# chmod 777 /system
from here: Write on the Android Read-only file system « PocketMagic
I was forgetting other thing, the first time I used ADB was guiding myself with this guide: http://www.thedroiddemos.com/2010/08...-from-android/

Maybe in the future I need to use ADB again, so thats why I am writing this, even though my problem with the carrier apps is solved.
And I have the stock Android 2.2 Froyo rooted with SuperOne Click.
And (again), I dont know where to place this post, my smartphone doesnt have a subforum, and I also ask for the admins to add the subsection

Thanks in advance!

 

[karandpr]

The toolbox mount is pretty ineffective .You need to add the busybox prefix

Run these commands instead
#busybox mount -o rw,remount /system
#chmod 777 /system

 

[SpartanLOL]

Thanks for the answer, I will try it when I have some free time
But, anyway, I found an app, hope it is useful for someone, its called Ghost Commander. If you give root permission, you can mount the directory in which you want to work. The main use of the app is file exploring, but it has this extra feature.

 

[karandpr]

Thanks for the answer, I will try it when I have some free time
But, anyway, I found an app, hope it is useful for someone, its called Ghost Commander. If you give root permission, you can mount the directory in which you want to work. The main use of the app is file exploring, but it has this extra feature.

Haha .Thats not the only app
Root Explorer(Paid) ,Super commander ,FileXpert,ES File Explorer , (All free) also can mount in r/w mode

 

[SpartanLOL]

I thought it was the only one lol
Thats why I read everywhere about Root Explorer