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[cmh714]

 

every time i execute ./run.sh on my mac using terminal i get this error someone please help me

 

-bash: ./run.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

 

My guess is the linefeed/carriage returns are goofed up. I have a Mac but dont have the M. If you open a terminal and just type "bash" without the quotes, does it put you into the bash shell prompt? if so then I believe my guess is correct.

 

I will download the utility and poke around.

[cmh714]

So I looked over the script and it looks fine, from a logic standpoint. Line 129 is the EoF so something seems to have gotten goofed in your script, most likely with how it was edited.

 

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I cat'ed the file and looked at it in MacVim and vi and it looks fine to me with not odd linefeed/CR characters

[cmh714]

Alright, I found the error. The four IF statements checking the system.img files are all missing the closing FI command. So add the fi's in as follows:

 

Currently its like this:

 

if [ -f system/system.img ]; then

echo "[*] Flashing system.img..."

if [ -f system/system.img.ext4 ]; then

echo "[*] Flashing system.img.ext4..."

 

if [ -f system/system.img ]; then

$fastboot flash system system.img

if [ -f system/system.img.ext4 ]; then

$fastboot flash system system.img.ext4

 

NOW ADD IN THE fi's:

 

if [ -f system/system.img ]; then

echo "[*] Flashing system.img..."

fi 

if [ -f system/system.img.ext4 ]; then

echo "[*] Flashing system.img.ext4..."

fi

 

if [ -f system/system.img ]; then

$fastboot flash system system.img

fi

if [ -f system/system.img.ext4 ]; then

$fastboot flash system system.img.ext4

fi

 

Save the file and should be good.

[livinginkaos]

I will update the script and re-upload it here in a few.

[livinginkaos]

OP Download link updated for repaired script

[SamuriHL]

#blamekaos

[livinginkaos]

Yep

[dojiStar]

Will it by the same if i full unroot with Super SU? I did the first step and root checker sais i am still unrooted; (although i got "daemon started successfully" when run CMD)...

 

Thank you for the hole effort... You guys really rock!!!

[hero913]

Hey guys.

 

First of all, Thanks for the write up.

 

Do I need to install motorola drivers on my computer to make the root work or is it just plug and play?

[cmh714]

Yes the drivers are required.

[livinginkaos]

Get the drivers

From My S4 Dev Edition

[livinginkaos]

Ninja'd

From My S4 Dev Edition

[SamuriHL]

Updated the OP to make that clear.

[hero913]

Thanks guys!

 

Where can I find the appropriate drivers?

 

Next question, if it is asking me for an image file during the root process, is it b/c it is lacking the drivers?

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[cmh714]

Thanks guys!

 

Where can I find the appropriate drivers?

 

Next question, if it is asking me for an image file during the root process, is it b/c it is lacking the drivers?

Sounds like your not in the correct directory/folder

[hero913]

Sounds like your not in the correct directory/folder

I installed the drivers.

 

Hit Run.bat

 

pushed enter to the commands then i get the request for the image file.

[hero913]

Got it to root!!!

 

Thanks for the help guys!!

 

Any thoughts on unlocking the bootloader to install custom ROMs?

 

Really hate the ROM on there now... Uses up a ton of data and I constantly have to turn on the restrict background data app...

[RikRong]

Got it to root!!!

 

Thanks for the help guys!!

 

Any thoughts on unlocking the bootloader to install custom ROMs?

 

Really hate the ROM on there now... Uses up a ton of data and I constantly have to turn on the restrict background data app...

If you're on the latest update, you won't be able to unlock the BL. 

[hero913]

If you're on the latest update, you won't be able to unlock the BL. 

 

In that case, does anyone have any suggestions how to lower the background data usage? It is chewing through the data plan...

 

It ate up about 100 megs of data in one day!!!