I know nothing about this OS. I need to make a change to the init.sh file no matter what I use I cannot save delete or overwrite. If I copy the file to another location no problem but cannot put back into the system/etc .... I have tried a terminal window es file explorer and a txt editer. I know it's a system file and protected but their must be a way. please advise. Thank you
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Are you rooted?
Edit: Oh, Android.
It's just Linux. You need to gain root access which is either easy or impossible depending on what device you have.
Edit: Oh, Android.
It's just Linux. You need to gain root access which is either easy or impossible depending on what device you have.
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Been a while since I have rooted android but do you need to add sudo to the command?
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have you chmod 777 init.sh ?
I have no sound via HDMI. So need to edit the .sh so it will load my sound settings during the boot peocess with the following by adding these lines below“esac”:
alsa_amixer -c0 set 'IEC958',0 on
alsa_amixer -c0 set 'IEC958',1 on
alsa_amixer -c0 set 'IEC958',2 on
alsa_amixer -c0 set 'IEC958',3 on
mv /dev/snd/pcmC0D3p /dev/snd/pcmC1D3p.original
ln -sf /dev/snd/pcmC0D7p /dev/snd/pcmC0D3p. No have not tried chmod 777 is this a command I tpye interminal window?
alsa_amixer -c0 set 'IEC958',0 on
alsa_amixer -c0 set 'IEC958',1 on
alsa_amixer -c0 set 'IEC958',2 on
alsa_amixer -c0 set 'IEC958',3 on
mv /dev/snd/pcmC0D3p /dev/snd/pcmC1D3p.original
ln -sf /dev/snd/pcmC0D7p /dev/snd/pcmC0D3p. No have not tried chmod 777 is this a command I tpye interminal window?
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yes if you are root cd to the directory containing init.sh and then run chmod 777 init.sh
then see if you can modify it.
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And take note of what it is so you can chmod it back to original.
So I opened terminal window cd to /system/etc then typed su did a ls file is there but only is init the .sh extension is hidden I did a chmod 777 init and it stated chmod 'init' to 100777: read only file system.... I also downloaded root checker just to double check and system is rooted.
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Try:
Code:
mount -o remount /- Joined
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Oh that reminds me! You do need to set up that partition as writable. Let me find my old scripts that do that.
Edit: Nevermind, mine were all emulator and ADB.
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It does but that is what chmod does. In conjunction with remounting storage as writable, you should be good too.
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Historically, I've just used Root Explorer to edit system files. I'm sure there are free alternatives.