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[cmh714]

wow nice work can i try in mint ?

As long as Mint can samba, then I would think it should work....

[Sivrat]

I followed the instructions to the letter an d followed the video posted.

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

ubuntu@ubuntu:/tmp/share$ cd /tmp/share/
ubuntu@ubuntu:/tmp/share$ sudo ./run.sh
./run.sh: line 30: ./adb.linux: No such file or directory
[+] Waiting for device...
./run.sh: line 33: ./adb.linux: No such file or directory
[+] Device found.
[+] Pushing exploit...
./run.sh: line 38: ./adb.linux: No such file or directory
./run.sh: line 39: ./adb.linux: No such file or directory
./run.sh: line 40: ./adb.linux: No such file or directory
./run.sh: line 42: ./adb.linux: No such file or directory
./run.sh: line 43: ./adb.linux: No such file or directory
[+] Rooting phone...
[+] Your phone may appear to reboot. Please ignore this and continue with the exploit.
./run.sh: line 49: ./adb.linux: No such file or directory
[+] Please press any hardware button on your phone.
[+] Don't worry if the phone is unresponsive at this time.
[+] The device will vibrate when the exploit is complete.
[+] Press enter to continue once the device has vibrated

[SamuriHL]

You're using a 64 bit linux that's not configured to run 32 bit applications.

[cmh714]

What Sam said....you need the various 32 bit libs, like ia32. There is a post in here somewhere on it

[livinginkaos]

What Sam said....you need the various 32 bit libs, like ia32. There is a post in here somewhere on it

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[cmh714]

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You are kinder than I.

 

I prescribe to Sams general philosophy.....read, read some more, and then read again.

[livinginkaos]

It was funny, because I was just on that particular post just a minute before for someone else, otherwise I would not have probably done that

[Sivrat]

You're using a 64 bit linux that's not configured to run 32 bit applications.

At the begining of the guide is says to follow these steps if you are runnning 64 bit, which I did.  I'm I just retarded and missing something?

[cmh714]

At the begining of the guide is says to follow these steps if you are runnning 64 bit, which I did.  I'm I just retarded and missing something?

look at the post that livingkaos provided, it has other libs to install as well. Dans post only has ia32-libs, but it may require other libs, I cant speak from experience as I dont have these devices, just try to provide help

[jgg]

Thanks Dan for coming up with a solution so quickly!  You're a rock star!

 

One question... when my Bionic boots, the usual animation is there but the animation sound isn't working.  I've poked around and it seems everything is in place.  Is this a new "feature" of JellyBean?

[cmh714]

Thanks Dan for coming up with a solution so quickly!  You're a rock star!

 

One question... when my Bionic boots, the usual animation is there but the animation sound isn't working.  I've poked around and it seems everything is in place.  Is this a new "feature" of JellyBean?

I dont have a Bionic, but see if bootsound.ogg exists in /system/media

[livinginkaos]

There is the Bionic.ogg and the bootanimation.zip .

 

Edit- I should  have expanded here - the .ogg file is the audio portion and the bootanimation.zip is the animation and control descriptor.  

 

Is your volume down?  The boot volume now is the same as the last known volume during use.

[shawner47]

Thanks Dan for coming up with a solution so quickly!  You're a rock star!

 

One question... when my Bionic boots, the usual animation is there but the animation sound isn't working.  I've poked around and it seems everything is in place.  Is this a new "feature" of JellyBean?

Did you have it on silent or vibrate only when it was rebooted?  Mine doesn't make any sound on boot if I had it on silent beforehand.  If the volume is on, I will hear it.

[jgg]

To answer both your questions, the volume was on when I rooted my Bionic.  I can see files files with root explorer and they are all there with the correct content.  I can play the Bionic.oog file with DoubleTwist it just doesn't when the phone boots.  Very odd...  I'm wondering if it's an old ICS bootanimation.zip file though...

[cmh714]

To answer both your questions, the volume was on when I rooted my Bionic.  I can see files files with root explorer and they are all there with the correct content.  I can play the Bionic.oog file with DoubleTwist it just doesn't when the phone boots.  Very odd...  I'm wondering if it's an old ICS bootanimation.zip file though...

inside of the bootanimation.zip there is a file that references the sound file, yours may be missing or blank.....so you get no sound.

 

Look at the zip from root explorer there should be a desc.txt file, see if the sound file is referenced in there

[indierokr93]

Works great!! Thanks Dan now I have a rooted 4.1.2 XT910

[cmh714]

Works great!! Thanks Dan now I have a rooted 4.1.2 XT910

Send that man a donation......

[jgg]

inside of the bootanimation.zip there is a file that references the sound file, yours may be missing or blank.....so you get no sound.

 

Look at the zip from root explorer there should be a desc.txt file, see if the sound file is referenced in there

Yes, the file has the following contents

 

#droid

p 1 7 01_droid

 

#mobility

p 1 0 02_mobility

s Bionic.ogg

 

#loop

p 0 0 03_loop

[livinginkaos]

CMH, I am  just wondering if we should take the sound issue to its own thread ??? 

[cmh714]

Looks basically correct. I dont have the same on my xt912...

 

Is the Bionic.ogg set with correct permissions, needs to be rw-r-r