NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
Sent to APO. Should make it just fine...
Last edited by bigshotproducer on Fri Mar 02, 2012 3:37 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
Shweet, thanks big prod. My darkness has been lifted... ironically, just in time for bed
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
this device is the first i have not had full root on. so forgive me if this is incorrect. i saw when messing with adb and su and superuser.apk that the uid is set to 0 for root but it shows the group as unknown. so if that is the case then setting permissions is pointless if the owner is root:root. if correct can we just do busybox groupadd? assign root to the uid 0. that would make since as to why nothing sees the su binary it has no group association.
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
Sounds like you have a decent plan of attack. How'd it come out?
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
bad...seems my noobish knowledge of the coding side of android had me thinking linux. instead of having /etc/passwd or /etc/groups it has its GID and UID hardcoded everywhere in that when you write an app it must fall into these groups upon build or its a no go. you can change permissions but you can't add users or groups to android except during the actual system build. At least that is what I read here hxxp://blog.appuarium.com/2011/06/23/how-android-enforces-android-permission-internet/. I continue to gain more and more respect for all of the developers that are helping dummies like me have a better system than what the money hungry companies offer. Coding is a pain on its own with all the dependencies, but modding and porting...good Lord it is like a nightmare with an offset of 0x8E0WHATTHE****. Can't you just say "mount /system with read-write and let these programs do stuff to it" "Oh and my password is I_paid_for_this_with_my_money_so_don't_tell_me_you_locked_my_bootloader" Sorry for the venting, but seriously what is so hard about making a device that is capable of doing things do them. Thats what its there for. I bought my truck, it gets me from A to B. Thats why I bought it. Thats why they sold it. They didn't keep my speakers padlocked so I couldn't take them out without their key. Wow im still going..I'm done.
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
can someone please tell me where to get the old version so that i can restore to a previous version if i dont like the root???
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
Quick question, to block the new sony OTA update
I'll turn off my wifi and disconnect the cable,
I should be able to do the root without any
problems. Is my thinking correct?
replys are appreciated.
I'll turn off my wifi and disconnect the cable,
I should be able to do the root without any
problems. Is my thinking correct?
replys are appreciated.
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
Hello everyone!! I bought a NSZ-GT1 a week ago. It is still on its way home. I've read about the recent update that prevents rooting. I've also read about the manual update process using a USB drive. So, if my unit arrives with a version below 3.2 I should use the manual method to update to 3.2 so I can root. If I get the latest OTA update, then I will not be able to downgrade using the manual method. Am I getting this right?
Your help is greatly appreciated.
Your help is greatly appreciated.
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
correct u will go strait past the exploit. manually update first then usb
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Re: NSX-GT1 and NSZ-GT1 exploit to run unsigned kernels!
ok, I have tried this many times,
(im using a mac) when I go through all the steps, it tells me the files have transferred, I eject the usb, and when I plug it in to the gtv it tells me there is nothing on the usb, if I plug the usb back into my mac it tels me it can no longer read the usb, and it wants me to reformat / erase it and start over
what am I doing wrong?
any help would be great
thanks
joe
(im using a mac) when I go through all the steps, it tells me the files have transferred, I eject the usb, and when I plug it in to the gtv it tells me there is nothing on the usb, if I plug the usb back into my mac it tels me it can no longer read the usb, and it wants me to reformat / erase it and start over
what am I doing wrong?
any help would be great
thanks
joe