Busybox-Installer-No-Root
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Access denied
I have a LG X Charge with Android 7.0 kernel 3.18.31, security patch Nov 6, 2017 and I get access denied try to cd to the directory. I got busybox not found. H=$PATH:/data/user/0/exa.free.bbin/files < H=$PATH:/data/user/0/exa.free.bbin/files < lv7:/ $ echo $PATH /vendor/bin:/system/bin:/system/xbin:/data/user/0/exa.free.bbin/files:/data/user/0/exa.free.bbin/files lv7:/ $ busybox /system/bin/sh: busybox: not found 127|lv7:/ $ cd /data/user/0/exa.free.bbin/files /system/bin/sh: cd: /data/user/0/exa.free.bbin/files: Permission denied 2|lv7:/ $
Updated I thought that an update fixed the problem, but I was wrong. I was accidentally using simple BusyBox by putting the new path in the initial command. When I only used BusyBox no root, I can't access busybox.
On Fri, Aug 31, 2018, 11:53 PM Alsan Wong [email protected] wrote:
sorry, how you solve the problem?
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I'm able to install busybox with no root, but does the phone need root permission to actually run the busybox commands? In other words is this app just for installing busybox? It appears that the app installs busybox on my unrooted phone correctly, but I'm not able to run any commands since I'm not root... ?
