yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[SuperSU] -m3tac0rt3x-:
Install Root Checker from Play Store to confirm if you have root.

Other thing is, open SuperSU App in App Drawer and check if you get a pop-up alerting that you need to "update SU binaries" (App will install and then reboot).

If pop-up doesn't appear when you open the App, then the root should be installed, so check the Logs and if Titanium Backup is Denied (click it and Give it Permission or Ask).
[SuperSU] shaggyskunk:
You Flashed the SuperSU zip from the OP right? (You don't have to update binaries with the zip)

In the SuperSU app - Open it and go to Settings - There's a Checkmark in Enable Superuser - Right?

Can you post a screen shot of your settings in Developer Options?

Almost every single Custom Rom has Superuser built in - I really don't understand why you're having trouble - Only two places to check - Dev Options and the Superuser app settings
[SuperSU] Taani_ghost96:
My phone is rooted and i installed that app and it tells me i got root , supersu is updated and the binaries too besides titanuim is enabled not denied..
[SuperSU] Taani_ghost96:
Yes flashed the supersu from op and didnt work for me and its enabled

i got the screenshots
[SuperSU] shaggyskunk:
K - I don't see where you have Root Access in Developer Options in your screen shot - And I don't see Superuser enabled in SuperSU settings?

Both should be what you see in the screen shots below:
[SuperSU] Taani_ghost96:
I know its not in the developer options
[SuperSU] egingell:
You know that option in Developer Options doesn't exist in every ROM, right?

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[SuperSU] shaggyskunk:
It's been in every single Custom Rom that I've ever flashed.

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Only two things that I can think of:

a) Boot into Recovery - Factory Reset - Wipe System and Caches - Flash Rom - Flash SuperSU zip - Reboot and start fresh.

b) Check in the Rom thread and see if anyone else has your issue?
[SuperSU] egingell:
It's not on any of my ROMs. And, in fact, the first time I ever saw it was when I flashed Liquid Smooth (Jelly Bean if I'm not mistaken) on my mom's Nook.

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[SuperSU] Taani_ghost96:
Thanks man I'll try everything
[SuperSU] shaggyskunk:
What can I say - It's been on every single Rom that I've Flashed - AOSP or TW based Roms.
[SuperSU] garyfunk:
What can I say. I've never seen it on any roms I have flashed.
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
You might be mixing an old superuser (included in your ROM?) and SuperSU. If so and assuming you have or can get a functional superuser (you might need to reflash your ROM or at least the /system partition), you'd need to install SuperSU from the Play Store, grant it root access

from superuser

, delete the superuser.apk, reboot, then either let SuperSU update its binary or simply flash the full SuperSU (2.49?) ZIP again. If it now works, just ignore any obsolete reference to "superuser" in your ROM settings
[SuperSU] -m3tac0rt3x-:
Both of you have reason (lol)

It's up to the Dev / Cooker of the ROM...

If he/she places an option during ROM building for "user-debug", there will be Root option to activate / deactivate in Developer Options (CM-SuperUser).

If he/she places the option for "user" only, there will be no Root options over there (and ROM wont be rooted) and you have to flash SuperSU under recovery (Chainfire for example) to gain Root access.

Read ^ this somewhere, but can't get more technical about it, because I can't cook... Roms that is! (lool)

Buildtype - Use
user - limited access; suited for production
userdebug - like "user" but with root access and debuggability; preferred for debugging
eng - development configuration with additional debugging tools

Taken from: https://source.android.com/source/building-running.html

:good:
[SuperSU] Taani_ghost96:
I just flashed the rom this day and i dont have super user only super su was installed.
[SuperSU] okidokiss:
Just a quick question!

If I flash SuperSU on a unrooted i9505 do I get root?
[SuperSU] :
if you have a custom recovery like cwm or twrp, yes. if not, you will need to flash a custom recovery with odin, or cf auto root
[SuperSU] shaggyskunk:
Yeah the Rom that I'm running has Superuser built in - But I flash SuperSU zip along with the Rom and Gapps - So it's SuperSU from the first boot
[SuperSU] egingell:
That would include Android su which is probably a very limited root and has very little to do with third-party superuser apps like SuperSU.

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[SuperSU] Mike B.:
Based solely on a hunch since I don't have a N900, I downloaded the ROM I think you are using (Pekaka-SER_N900XXUEBOD1-lollipop-v3.0.zip?) and discovered that it

DOES

include a version of superuser (/rootsystem/supersu/common/superuser.apk) along with a copy of 99SuperSuDaemon in init.d and an older version of [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION]'s install_su.sh. Frankly it all seems a bit messy and I found references to other users of that ROM reporting root problems. Switching from that obsolete supersu to a proper SuperSU takes some finesse, but the steps I outlined earlier are worth a try! ;)
[SuperSU] eddytheyeti2:
Help!!!

I've forgotten the pin for supersu, and have found no way to reset it. Help?
[SuperSU] PalmCentro:
Just wanted to wish [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] happy birthday!!! :) :)
[SuperSU] npjohnson:
Happy Birthday [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] !
[SuperSU] egingell:
Delete /system/.pin

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[SuperSU] Taani_ghost96:
I did the steps yoy mentioned and flashed the tom again but still not working. :/
[SuperSU] eddytheyeti2:
Where is the located?

Edit. I found it. I can't delete it. Tried renaming, need to grant superuser to rename, which I can't do without the pin...
[SuperSU] EVObastard:
I can not get SuperSU to grant permission for CleanMaster.
[SuperSU] Ja_som:
Easy solution, don't use Clean Master, is not good for Android to use RAM cleaner apps like this...

;)
[SuperSU] 2WhiteWolves:
I know off topic, but why not? What does it do to it? Please explain or pm me to let me know.
[SuperSU] Ja_som:
Use Google, you will find a lot about that...
[SuperSU] 2WhiteWolves:
Thanks
[SuperSU] garyfunk:
It's a Clean Master issue and they are aware of the problem.
[SuperSU] shaggyskunk:
Try uninstalling & reinstall.

Sent from, The Eclectic Chair.
[SuperSU] derRobin:
does the flashable version also work für 4EXT Recovery?
[SuperSU] randommmm:
I should have mentioned that, tried and no luck...
[SuperSU] bsoplinger:
randommmm

I got into an odd state doing a new install on my new phone. Long story short, what worked for me was to go back to the Chainsdd (hope I got the creator correct) superuser apk, make it update su, then try again with SuperSU. This time I got the permissions prompt from superuser and once SuperSU did it's update to su everything was working fine. Perhaps that will help you.

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[SuperSU] randommmm:
thanks. now it works. i think it's because i deleted superuser before i install supersu, so the new comer can't get the root access to update the binary.
[SuperSU] husharon:
When I'm trying to use this app with custom rom I mean ics I'm loosing my root permissions and I can't flash or update nothing

When I'm trying to update the app its stock at screen that says installing please wait

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From where I can get the most update superuser apk that work with supersu?
[SuperSU] schirde:
Droidsail Super App2SD gets no root access. No chance to grant root access for the app2sd. not even a popup from SuperSU.
[SuperSU] bsoplinger:
Yes, you need to keep the original superuser apk file around to initially give SuperSU the root permission it needs to become the new superuser app.

The Google Android market now called Google Play. Search for superuser, choose the one from ChainsDD (or similar, I may not have the name exact). But you only need this to bootstrap SuperSU for the initial install. Once SuperSU is installed and had taken over the superuser functionality it is safe to delete the superuser apk.

PS: Isn't all this info in the OP?

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[SuperSU] bluerain28:
Thank you sir. Nice app. Been using the latest and smooth so far :)
[SuperSU] gidano:
SuperSU v0.90 hungarian language files

Hi Chainfire!

Hungarian translation is complete.

I will send the language files :)
[SuperSU] DJSave:
I started Georgian translation and also my Geo community will help , So i guess it will be done soon :)
[SuperSU] bsoplinger:
Is anyone doing a Klingon translation yet? :D

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[SuperSU] shaggyskunk:
Funny, but probably not helpful & likely not appreciated by Chainfire :-)

Sent from, The Eclectic Chair.
[SuperSU] bsoplinger:
Possibly true. Have to admit I'm always impressed by how many languages get translated for apps like this. One person's work yet so many gladly chip in to help. Especially compared to big corporate software.

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[SuperSU] Fallen Spartan:
You never know, he could be a closet treky

...........................

You can lead a fool to wisdom but you can't make him think! XDA, mobile wisdom, not a n00b feeding ground!!
[SuperSU] shaggyskunk:
Then he could just use the universal translator :D

Sent from, The Eclectic Chair.
[SuperSU] husharon:
need help

hi guys

i've opened thread at the genral and dont got an answer

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1706172

this app avoinding me using roms with ics...

please help me
[SuperSU] jna9000:
I own an Odys Xelio tablet which is shipped already rooted, but with no control app installed.

When i install and start SuperSU on a fresh Xelio, it just shows the "wait"-circle. However, when i install superuser, it notices that su needs to be updated. After that, SuperSU as well aska me to update su.

I think that the binar recognition of SuperSU has bugs...

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[SuperSU] DarkhShadow:
Well no, SuperSU uses a different binary, so the OEM must have used Superuser binary as you said that worked

Sent from my ice cream powered Nexus S
[SuperSU] Chainfire:
First multilanguage test APK has been released:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=23427835&postcount=4
[SuperSU] egingell:
If you can get to ADB in recovery, try that. Otherwise, you might be out of luck.

Edit: If you can't get to ADB, try flashing this from recovery. https://www.dropbox.com/s/qrolgvlm98stw3i/Reset-SuperSU-Pin.zip?dl=0

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[SuperSU] garyfunk:
Install SuperSU 2.49 and that should solve the Clean Master issue.
[SuperSU] gorilla p:
2.49 is working fine with my clean master.

I love cleaaster and like the options to disable autostart, but it really is an annoying and spammy app unless you disable all of the settings in options and notifications.

For those who use it to disable autostart box unnecessary apps, "Manage Android Autostart" is excellent.
[SuperSU] Space_pilot:
HB!
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
Clever ZIP that simply deletes /system/.pin, but [MENTION=2698901]eddytheyeti2[/MENTION] might be able to do the same thing directly from the file manager in TWRP or the Aroma FIleManager.
[SuperSU] eddytheyeti2:
Bad news. I need supersu to install recovery...
[SuperSU] skulldreamz:
No you just need fastboot with a unlocked bootloader or if it is a HTC phone either unlocked bootloader or s-off will suffice

Sent from my victara
[SuperSU] egingell:
Only if you try to use an app like ROM Toolbox or Mobile Odin. You're only going to be able to do this from Download Mode (install custom recovery or reflash ROM (last resort)) and/or Recovery (ADB, flash zip, TWRP file manager, or reflash ROM (still last resort)).

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[SuperSU] eddytheyeti2:
I have a g3,on lollipop. It needs to be bumped,etc,but the app I need to unlock the device needs supersu, which I can't grant due up forgetting pin.
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
This is a bit confusing. You have a locked rooted LG G3? I assume you are referring to the optional PIN that can be enabled in the SuperSU settings. Do you still have SuperSU on your machine and can you invoke that SuperSU (including by dialing #1234# if you don't see its icon)? If so, can't you simply CLEAR the PIN?

Which recovery do you currently have? Can you flash the ZIP provided by [MENTION=4587767]egingell[/MENTION] from that recovery? Can you flash or install the TWRP recovery (no need for root or SuperSU) if you have something less powerful, then either flash the ZIP or simply delete /system/.pin from the TWRP file manager?

If I'm missing a crucial piece of the puzzle, please give us the details.
[SuperSU] eddytheyeti2:
It is the pin on supersu.

I am still on stock recovery. The software is still stock verizon, 23c. I can't get into supersu settings, and the device will not let me delete /system/. Pin
[SuperSU] egingell:
So flash TWRP for the G3 and do as suggested. SuperSU has no authority in Recovery or Download - it can't block you.

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[SuperSU] EVObastard:
I use it to keep apps from running8 the background.
[SuperSU] egingell:
There are better apps for that. I use Greenify.

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[SuperSU] Mike B.:
You can get to SuperSU (icon or #1234#) but not to its settings, or is SuperSU not launching at all? Do you have any write access to /system with a file manager (Root Explorer, for example)? How did you install SuperSU in the first place and have you tried repeating that procedure. Similarly, if you have lost root, cant you repeat whatever procedure you used to re-root it and regain full root access?

For future reference you should seriously consider loading a custom recovery (preferably TWRP). You can always revert to stock later if you ever need to.
[SuperSU] garyfunk:
I tested both. Clean Master does a better job of blocking apps.
[SuperSU] egingell:
It's too aggressive for me - it kills everything (not force-stop, but kill) and I stop getting notifications from everything (Facebook, Messaging, Google+, everything). Sure you can tell it which apps to not kill, but it defaults to everything.

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[SuperSU] eddytheyeti2:
I was about to load a custom recovery. However the app to load it needs superuser.

With this software you have to flash down if you don't use the app, it's a lot of terminal commands, and to much room for error.
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
As others have pointed out, you can load a custom recovery without superuser or any "app". Yes, apps such as Flashify are convenient but they are far from being the only or best way to flash a partition. While you might think that "a lot of terminal commands" gives "too much room for error", I have to point out that your method seems to have failed you right now since you're apparently stuck! ;)

I suggest you investigate the various ways of rooting your device and (re)installing SuperSU, many of which are trivially simple once you have a proper custom recovery. As mentioned earlier, merely retracing the steps you originally took to root your device and install SuperSU might suffice if the only issue is that you can't write to /system or invoke SuperSU. The forgotten PIN doesn't appear to be your only problem, but it's hard to determine from the limited information you provide, sorry...
[SuperSU] egingell:
What app? You don't load Recovery - you boot into it by pressing a specific combination of buttons while powering on your phone.

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[SuperSU] idoit:
Hi Chainfire and everyone else,

I hava Galaxy Mega 6.3 SGH-I527M which I think is on 4.4.2. Is there a way for me to root it without tripping Knox? Thanks
[SuperSU] eddytheyeti2:
I understand how to not into recovery. I didn't get the chance to load a custom recovery.

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I have explored the different ways for my device. Would it be enough to uninstall supersu and reroot the device?
[SuperSU] shoey63:
Get root by whatever means available.

Copy recovery.img to sdcard.

Then in terminal emulator, do this

type: su
hit enter
(allow root to terminal)
type: dd if=/sdcard/recovery.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
hit enter
when prompt returns type: reboot recovery
hit enter

Note: Replace recovery path with correct one for your device if it is different.
[SuperSU] NeoLogY:
Can you at least please tell us how you rooted your phone? Can try do that again? Or follow exactly this above post? And please do update to us so we can provide better solution. Good luck.:)

Sent from here to there
[SuperSU] eddytheyeti2:
I used the newest one click for rooting my device. I do not remember the name. My current question is, if I uninstalling supersu, which I would the lose root, and use the same room tool, would I brick my device, or would it fix my issue?
[SuperSU] NZgeek:
Running the one click root again shouldn't hurt. Those sorts of tools generally use an exploit to get write access to /system, then drop whatever bits they need in place. This should overwrite the su binary with whatever the one click installs, which may let you get root back.

The big question is which root package the one click app installed. If it was something other than SuperSU, you have a good chance of getting some form of root back. This would let you delete that file, or install a custom recovery.

If the one click installed SuperSU, you might be in trouble. It's unlikely that the install will remove the existing PIN file, so you'll still be stuck with a code you don't remember.

If this is the case, the first thing to try is to uninstall (or freeze) the SuperSU app via the Android app manager. This will make the UI unavailable, but should leave the su binary in place. If the UI isn't available, many su apps will give you root without a prompt. I'm not sure if SuperSU does this or not, but it's worth a go.

The other thing to try is a full unroot via the SuperSU app. This is in the Settings menu, so may not be available, but if it is then you should be able to remove all the bits that were added to /system. Run the one click after this and you should be happy again.
[SuperSU] EVObastard:
I'm with you I prefer clean master as well, it's good at cleaning up left over's from uninstalled apps also.
[SuperSU] eddytheyeti2:
Problem solved

I had to open playstore, uninstalling supersu pro, then reinstall it, and everything seems fine.
[SuperSU] Depump:
i have some problem about supersu

i combine z3c LP ftf file , nut recovery 2.8.14 and supersu 2.46.zip via prfcreator

it has some app it show error

"sorry your device doesn't get root privileges"

which i check root by root checker is show root already

and app adaway , es expolrer , root explorer , xposed can working no problem anymore

i remove supersu and install again via playstore it still problem some app

****************************

i found this some problem on facebook app i use it not support lollipop now
[SuperSU] rosejaooh:
Ahhhmazinqqq

Amazing! I love this app! Thanks!
[SuperSU] donpippo:
Hi, I have only "access only" and "none" in my logging settings. Is there a way to log other stuff, like commands? Thanks
[SuperSU] egingell:
Get Pro.

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[SuperSU] Mike B.:
With PRO you should also have a "Full content" option under the "Logging" SuperSU settings. Make sure it's enabled, run a few commands such at looking as /system from Root Explorer, then get back to SuperSU's "LOGS" tab. There should now be an entry for Root Explorer (or whatever root app you used for testing) and clicking on that line will show what the app did as root. Careful, this can produce large amounts of data!
[SuperSU] Masterchief87:
There is also an option to enable pro features in the settings of the free version. The only difference is that instead of saying SuperSU Pro in the top corner, it will say SuperSU Pseudo Pro
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
Yes, but considering how crucial SuperSU and other [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] tools are to the Android community, there is no valid excuse to NOT buy the

official PRO key

. ;)
[SuperSU] garyfunk:
Agreed. I did so a long time ago. I've supported most of his apps.
[SuperSU] Masterchief87:
I do actually have the pro key. I found the option to enable pro features in the free version later on.
[SuperSU] idone:
[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION]

SuperSu app seems to break "am" functions. I have attached pic sending a broadcast intent with and without SuperSu app installed. The issue seems specific to Lollipop.

My app works as expected with SuperSu removed, but as soon as your app is installed "am" is not functioning again.

Is there something that can be done on my end or is this issue something that needs to be fixed within SuperSu.apk

Please let me know :)

I very much appreciate your work and have used your su binaries in all my devices.
[SuperSU] gehess:
Another must have app by Chainfire. Many thanks!
[SuperSU] MedNZ:
Hi there Chainfire.

First of all thanks so much for all your hard work. It really is appreciated!

Pardon me if I didn't see it somewhere but is there a link to a direct download of the latest APK of the free version posted somewhere for us users here in Mainland China (who can't download it from Google due to all things Google being blocked by the damn commie govt here)? It would be invaluable to have it available and not have to search for it on one of those APK download sites where you never know what you are getting.

Thanks.
[SuperSU] Pkt_Lnt:
In post 1 of this thread.
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
You don't need to go through Google. Can't you download the ZIP from the official http://download.chainfire.eu/supersu?

EDIT: [MENTION=4403217]Pkt_Lnt[/MENTION] beat me to it. I'm getting slow in my old age... ;)
[SuperSU] egingell:
It has been mentioned several times. Extract the apk from the zip.

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[SuperSU] MedNZ:
My apologies! After reading "CWM / TWRP / MobileODIN", and since I don't know much about ROMs I was thinking this is only for ClockWorkMod (which I have heard about, hence I knew the acronym), and the other two which I don't have. I just have a stock standard ROM so I thought those didn't apply to my device.

Sorry again!
[SuperSU] -m3tac0rt3x-:
CWM - ClockWorkMod Recovery (Custom Recovery)

TWRP - TeamWin Recovery Project (Custom Recovery)

MobileOdin - An App you can install via Play Store and it can Flash files on devices without the need for a custom recovery (You have a stock recovery so this can apply to you). Or you can install a custom recovery on your device (such as CWM and TWRP) in order to be able to flash SuperSU.zip and get root.

Are you sure you want to try and flash stuff onto your device without knowing the basics?

You should really read some more, very important stuff, like how to get out of a bootloop. How can I restore to factory firmware. Among other stuff. Because if you don't read the basic important stuff, you'll end up with a bricked, non-starting device and come here and scream Haaallppp, my phone won't boot, haalp. :crying:
[SuperSU] MedNZ:
Appreciate your concern. I'm not using it to flash anything, just to make sure only the apps I want have root access/permissions (on my already-rooted phone).
[SuperSU] -m3tac0rt3x-:
Oh, didn't get that from your post. :o

Since you are already rooted, just install SuperSU App from the PlayStore to manage the root requests and logs (you will be able to see the requests for root and you can activate an option to see exactly what the app is doing once root is acquired) - but to get those detailed logs you need the SuperSU Pro version. :good:
[SuperSU] Pkt_Lnt:
His original post explained he cannot access Play Store from China.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=60677857&postcount=9033