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[SuperSU] UweRammelt:
Hallo,

does anyone have an idea how to manually add an app to the "Apps" list (SU access allowed)?

My Note 3 Neo supports killing an App by long-pressing the back key.

But if I do it (long-press the back-key), the SU request window appears (see picture).

I cannot tap "Grant" because the screen is blocked (I cannot tap anything).

My idea is, to add "Android-System" manually to the Allowed-List. Is this possible?

The option "Tapjacking Protection" does not fix it.

Kind regards,

UR
[SuperSU] mmonaghan34:
From the image it seems that it is running as system user, is that correct? If so, in SuperSU -> System -> Trust system user, tick that and anything running as system will get root automatically, if it isn't running as system user, as of yet the only way to add an app to the SuperSU control list is to either grant or deny it root at least once, try denying it root if you can by auto deny timeout, then go into the SuperSU GUI -> apps -> Android System and change access to grant and press save
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
To clarify, you

disabled

Tapjacking protection, right? It certainly looks as if you have something creating an overlay over the screen. Try temporarily disabling any brightness-control or similar apps that you may have.

If all else fails, consider enabling the "Trust system user" options which skips redundant prompts for system processes.
[SuperSU] UweRammelt:
That's a good idea, I'll try it.

I tried both (enabled and disabled), no success.

"Trust system user" works also, but this is not what I want.

Thank you!

Kind regards!

UR
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
Enabling tapjacking protection can't possibly help. If you still have trouble with tapjacking protection disabled, then you have to find out what creates an apparently stubborn overlay on your screen. Enabling "Trust system user" would probably be much simpler, but if you don't want to use that, only you know which apps you are running and only you can try to find the culprit.

Note that your earlier suggestion of providing a separate method to create/edit a list of allowed processes would pretty much defeat the security of the SuperSU "watchdog" and be much more potentially insecure than simply allowing processes that are already at system level.
[SuperSU] mmonaghan34:
If you really wanted to force add an app to the list, in theory it MIGHT be possible. I do NOT recommend this, but after digging around I found the file with the grant/deny for each app and general preferences for SuperSU. I highly recommend not editing the file manually, but if you want to try then go ahead.

The file you would want is /data/data/eu.chainfire.supersu/shared_prefs/eu.chainfire.supersu_preferences.xml

Again, edit that at your own risk, I will not be responsible for any damage to your device or whatever from editing it
[SuperSU] UweRammelt:
Thanks, but I got it using auto deny timeout
[SuperSU] austinjklim:
Hello sir I'm using a s6 am g920f running xtrestolite 2.1 rom. But I want to temporarily disable root for a game I want to play. I went to supers and disable superuser and rebooted to a bootstuck Samsung logo. Is there anyway to fix this?
[SuperSU] nick2013:
Whats this windowmanager wakelock drains my battery like hell tried both 2.46 and 2.49 it keeps running at bakground. Sometime the usage is like 8 hours.

Previously had no idle drain now get almost 20% drain overnight.

And i checked logs too no app requesting permission that much that it have to keep active always

Thanks
[SuperSU] Primokorn:
I nerver saw SuperSU in my wakelock list. Did you greenify it?
[SuperSU] nick2013:
No

Even after uninstalling greenify same issue :(
[SuperSU] NZgeek:
That wakelock is grabbed when the root confirmation dialog is shown. It's created by the system, not SuperSU, so Chainfire can't do anything about it.

My guess is that Greenify has updated and SuperSU is trying to verify if you want to give out root access again. Try going into Greenify and hit the Zzz button. If you get asked for root, this is what's happening and granting root should fix the issue.
[SuperSU] royalh:
Here is the command to run (in terminal emulator) to add the android system as an approved root app.

This was provided by [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] in response to my post somewhere about the same issue when trying to use the long-press to kill feature in Wanam.

su 1000 su -c id
[SuperSU] UweRammelt:
Thanks - that's a very useful hint!

The same issue here: killing Apps by Wanam :)
[SuperSU] ahmednino9:
SuperSU Can not be updated

i just download SuperSU an when i open it he say ... (( the SU binary needs to be updated. continue)).. i do continue ..then i chose Normal cuz i have Samsung Galaxy S4 i9505 Android 5.0.1 lollipop .. then installing message appears .. then installation failed, please reboot and try again.

and i reboot and do this again but No update .. while my apps dose not appear in the list .. so what i have to do ?? help please .... :( :( :( :confused: :confused: :confused:
[SuperSU] It_ler:
There is a dedicated support thread for this kind of problem: [SUPPORT] Update failures by Chainfire

Please check the first posts of this thread and if it doesn't help in your case, ask there.

Thanks for your understanding.

Signature:

Device:

SGS5 (SM-G900F)

ROM:

AllianceROM v9

Kernel:

Stock XXU1BOE6 kernel

Recovery:

TWRP recovery by Ktoonsez

Modem:

XXU1POG1
[SuperSU] GroteBozewolf:
Your device already needs to be rooted in order to use SuperSU to manage the apps that are allowed to have root.
[SuperSU] mvladimir199:
Hi!

Please tell me how to change the color of hats in this application under the theme color on the device HTC

In the settings of the program only changes the color from black to white and vice versa
[SuperSU] sparksco:
[MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION] is it possible to add a backup and restore function for rom developers like some roms do with gapps!? If so what are the list of files that the installable zip package installs to make this possible? I have no idea what the install does because it uses the update-binary... Please make this possible so I don't have to flash supersu zip each time I flash a rom.
[SuperSU] CyberpodS2:
Not to sound like a jerk but when I flash a Rom I just tag up gapps and supersu with the Rom. It's like 10 extra seconds. But besides that, I trust his installer to always be tested and up to date.
[SuperSU] sparksco:
I wasn't asking for a installer. Just a backup and restore function like gapps that some roms have so you don't have to flash gapps with each update. The same could be done for supersu. That way the user still has the option to install it but they only have to install it once and that's it...
[SuperSU] johnb380:
It's already in the settings friend. Look again...

That's all you need to do to achieve what your asking. Just remember to not wipe system when dirty flashing updates to your ROM.
[SuperSU] jazzruby:
The 'update-binary' is actually a text based file (read: shell script) and can be read by any text editor where you can see the full batch job.

-JR-
[SuperSU] sparksco:
Interesting thanks. So I can extract this file from my phone and add it as a backup/restore option I'm assuming? I'll have to see about how to add this to my rom...
[SuperSU] freibergisch:
Hi guys and girls,

I have got a snapdragon 410-powered phablet with android 4.4 on it.

So I decided to root the device with more or less success. I made an own update-binary, put the files from supersu zip into it and gave it many tries.

The result: su files seems to be installed, supersu app too. But if I open the app, I get a please update bin message. But this does not work after all..

Tried several times, it tells me, that su has not been updated.

I tried arm64 files and arm files, also armv7 files. Without any success..

All the files are installed, if I made it really right, what I hope so.. (lib, su, daemon in init.d, ...)

Could someone give me a hint? Android 4.4 is not 64bit (but soc), but only 64bit lib seems to work.

Would be nice to get a rooted phablet.. Root is not that important but good to know how to root this device.

So, thank you :)

Marcus
[SuperSU] Virtual anomaly:
I would like to see three categories in the app section,the apps you've denied permission,allowed and the one's that require a prompt instead of all of them randomly being there
[SuperSU] tosiaczus:
I try to root 5.0.2, i have system.img, mount it as EXT4 but SuperSU won't work.

I use this script:

http://pastebin.com/ef9477cb

And this script to replace app_process:

http://pastebin.com/DM7H1Kfh

But always when i try to change /system/bin/app_process64 phone will hang up before Bootatnimation with sound. Computer rocognize MTP device but phone won't start.

Is it security of S60 or bug in daemonsu which replace the system app_proccess64?

Is there any other root possibilities for 5.0.2 other than SuperSU binaries?

Or someone has any idea how to root it (system.img)? I'm thinking about edit any autorun scripts (init.XXXX.sh form /system/etc/)
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
You'd have a better chance of receiving constructive advice if you mentioned which device and ROM you are trying to root, and asking wherever that device is supported. If you're not sure, look for your device in the list at http://xdaforums.com/compact.
[SuperSU] mobnoob:
Hello, please help a noob.

I'm looking at SuperSU because I need compatibility with NTFS file system.

I was directed here from another post where they say that Paragon NTFS&HFS+ needs SuperSu permission.

I installed Paragon but it's doesn't detect my NTFS hard disk hence now I want to install SuperSU.

I read the instructions on the first page and they say that if my phone is rooted, it's best to download from the Store, and I'm clear on this.

The problem I'm worrying about is that SuperSU will replace a previous installed permission, sorry if I'm confusing on this.

So am I all ok if I just download SuperSU from the Store?

My system:

LG G3 D855 successfully rooted with Purple Drake.

Thanks in advance.
[SuperSU] tosiaczus:
Lenovo S60, Android 5.0.2

S60-a_S223_150716_ROW
S60-a_USR_S223_1507161740_Q2040.1_ROW

There is not thread about this phone on XDA.
[SuperSU] egingell:
SuperSU *will* replace your other superuser app, assuming that's what you mean by "previous installed permission".

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[SuperSU] mobnoob:
Yes that was my meaning.

But is that so easy, I mean I just download SuperSU from the Store and install it?
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
From a quick

XDA site search

, I found 266 threads dealing with your device, quite a few of them discussing root/superuser issues which you may want to browse.

---------- Post added at 08:50 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:45 AM ----------

Yes, if you're already rooted correctly, simply downloading SuperSU from the Play Store might suffice. Alternatively you could flash the UPDATE ZIP file from this thread's OP (2.46 stable) or from the BETA thread (2.49, optimized for Lollipop.

For additional information, please review the extensive XDA SuperSU Forum.
[SuperSU] tosiaczus:
There is only 2 about S60

any other is about A60
[SuperSU] prefor:
Please help me! I have an Lenovo K3 Note.

I followed this guide: youtube.com/watch?v=y3TQH-zHvwo

When i try to open SuperSU i get this popup: "The SU binary need to be updated. Continue?"

When i click on "Continue" i get to choose between two things, the first is "Normal" and the other "TWRP/CWM", when i click on "Normal" i get this popup: "Installation failed! - Please reboot and try again"...

When i click on the other ("TWRP/CWM") nothing happens...

When bought the phone it already hat KingRoot installed, but i wanted to replace it with SuperSU to install a custom rom.

When i installed SuperSU from CWM recovery, the KingRoot disappeared.

What can i do now?! :( :(

I tried to full unroot it, reinstall from the settings within SuperSU but it won't go away :(
[SuperSU] okidokiss:
The way I see it, if you already have a custom recovery like TWRP you can install the new ROM. If is a ROM with integrated superSU, than is ready, otherwise just flash it after new ROM is installed.
[SuperSU] prefor:
So i don't need to root my phone to install a new ROM?

I can enter CWM bu holding volume button up and down + power button.
[SuperSU] okidokiss:
That's all you need CWM or TRWP, not stock recovery.
[SuperSU] prefor:
THANK YOU!

I installed a new ROM (LimonChelo) and my SuperSU works now :D :D :D
[SuperSU] mobnoob:
I searched already the term ntfs in the SuperSU forums and the engine returns me back to this tread.

Also I said that I'm a noob so I don't really know what does it mean update zip file.

My request is specific to SuperSU and NTFS.
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
There is no clear connection between NTFS (a device-independent Microsoft file system) and SuperSU (a way to control root access on Android devices).

SuperSU:

Please re-read this thread's first post where you find find a link to "CWM / TWRP / MobileODIN installable ZIP" (the UPDATE files) as well as a recommendation to simply download SuperSU (link also available in the first post) from the Play Store if you are already rooted, as suggested already several times. The main SuperSU forum at http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu also has many threads dealing with common SuperSU issues such as failure to install, common errors, etc. None of that has anything to do with NTFS.

NTFS:

I see several threads about Paragon NTFS and the LG G3 from a site search at http://xdaforums.com/sitesearch.php?q=lg g3 ntfs but no obvious connection that SuperSU except that it seems Paragon NTFS requires root, a reasonable requirement. You mention successfully installing NTFS and referred to a "hard disk", which is puzzling since the LG G3 has no hard disk. If you are attempting to access a destop or laptop NTFS drive from your LG G3, you should seek advice in both the LG G3 forum and wherever your desktop/laptop operating system (some Windows version?) is supported. SuperSU knows/cares nothing about NTFS or hard disks.

It's extremely difficult to advise you unless you tell use

exactly

what specific problem you encounter with what. This is a thread about the stable version 2.46 of SuperSU. SuperSU requires a rooted device and the first post has lots of information about SuperSU. We also mentioned that there is a BETA thread dealing with newer experimental SuperSU versions optimized for Lollipop. You're unlikely to get any help regarding Paragon NTFS here, nor can you expect help with SuperSU in a Paragon NTFS thread. I suggest you handle one task at a time, each in its proper thread.

We ARE trying to help you but you need to help us help you! ;)
[SuperSU] mobnoob:
I think that there is a connection because from what I understand the file manager needs a full access to the system so SuperSU could be the answer.

By the way, on XDA the only solution seems to be StickMount but that also failed to mount the NTFS file system, though not its fault as the author stated that it's Nexus' compatible plus some more Android devices.
[SuperSU] Mike B.:
SuperSU is one way to control root access on many devices, but it's unclear whether you are already currently rooted or not. You have already been pointed towards all the links that might help you install SuperSU on your system if you so desire and there is not much more anybody in this thread can do for you at this time.

Whether you use SuperSU or not, you'll still need to discuss NTFS in whichever area you apparently already found information. I'm not sure where that is but it's emphatically

NOT

in this thread. An XDA site search for "NTFS" at http://xdaforums.com/sitesearch.php?q=NTFS reveals some 11000+ results but no obvious connection to SuperSU. We have no way of knowing which ones relate to your specific needs, sorry.
[SuperSU] LokeshMJain:
Hello Everyone,

I have just rooted my Lenovo P780. After rooting I installed SuperSu from the Play Store but when I start the app it shows a dialog box that SU Binary needs to be uodated. There were two options TRWP/CWN and Normal , Since I don't know how to use TeamWin I chose Normal bur to no avail, It failed. I have Rebooted numerous times and tried installing but it fails every time.

Please Help Me out.?
[SuperSU] fonfox:
You have to download the binaries see first post.

And update it with your revovery

CWM / TWRP / MobileODIN installable ZIP: http://download.chainfire.eu/supersu
[SuperSU] LokeshMJain:
I know about Team Win but don't know how to install it. Please help me out
[SuperSU] okidokiss:
If your phone is already rooted, install twrp from Play store. With that, you @ install recovery easily.

Enviado do meu GT-I9505 através de Tapatalk
[SuperSU] fonfox:
Boot in recovery (TWRP), button install zip, select your downloaded zipfile, start install.

http://android.wonderhowto.com/how-...only-custom-recovery-youll-ever-need-0156006/
[SuperSU] MonaSpencer:
A reset my tablet and some applications installed, but I installed Vista SuperSU is that over the image of a factory in Taiwan.

To install, I have no idea how to install applications if only the mainstream.

There is no option to remove it. How can I easily implement without any problems?

Thank you in advance. I'm a newer in the system, so i ask u the question! :confused:
[SuperSU] N101BL:
I need your assistance

Hi, I have read through all of the posts and tried to find a solution with no luck.

I think I went one step too far with my Alcatel One Touch Idol 3 6045K

It was booting into TWRP fine. I think I wrote the non-functioning boot.img on top of the working twrp recovery image.

So now...

My phone just keeps booting and booting.

Alcarel Screen appears

The SuperSU installer starts

runs through its steps

Done!

Cleaning Up....

Will reboot in 10 seconds....

And starts all over again.

adb does not find any devices because the phone keeps rebooting.

I am wondering if it possible at all to format the external sd card so that the phone will boot directly from there.

Thanks in advance for any assistance you can provide.

N101BL
[SuperSU] LokeshMJain:
Hey N101BL,

I am not a pro at Android but I am 99% Sure that you are stuck in a bootloop.

There are some ways to fix bootloop. Google it and fix your phone.

All the best! ?
[SuperSU] ejd711:
I just purchased pro and the ota survival option didnt show up. Anyone have a solution?
[SuperSU] Pkt_Lnt:
OTA survival does not work in Lollipop, so it is hidden. No solution except revert to KitKat or lower.
[SuperSU] flipmode_11:
THANK YOU FOR EVERYONE'S ADVICE AND HELP!

Eginell, Neology, et al... :)

SOLUTION:

A) Replacement of micro-USB charger / data port.

It is an L-shaped bit of circuitry, about 7CM long. $50 later (haggled from $65) I connected to PC, clicked "ROOT" and it was complete minutes later without any errors! So previously it was only a "partial" root, if that makes any sense? e.g. BusyBox couldn't get access, but could do call recording (not reliant on BB).

B)

Use Kingo SuperUser.

Zero issues with SAMSUNG KNOX. I cannot believe how flipping easy it was! I attached the most recent APK's below.

Kingo SuperUser v2.0.x works great. Simple menu. Crude but all you need. You won't understand it much until you've used it for a bit, and pages propagated with apps and permissions.

APK Files: https://truck.it/p/z7OTCNwgsg

MILLION DOLLAR QUESTION:

I do not understand why SuperSU does not work (beta or stable updates)? It simply refused to do anything and I saw identical complaints online with no solution.

Why is there nothing documented to resolve KNOX issues on 4.4.2 devices, who've installed none of the recent security updates? (2 maybe installed before I selected manual installation.

So it would appear the INITIAL repair was dodgy and SuperSU just spits the dummy as soon as it sees KNOX (Frozen or not).... :)

KINGO SuperUser appears to do the job great!

CHEERS GUYS & GALS!

Flip!

p.s. I use AFWall+ Donate v1.3 & v2.0 to block apps from remote access, regardless of reputation.
[SuperSU] KZaoldyeck:
Can you enable the multiuser support for android 4.2.2 please? I enabled multiuser on my phone and i really need this. Thanks.
[SuperSU] coukou:
Hello,

I have a Galaxy Note 4 SM-910C Lollipop 5.0.1 rooted with TWRP 2.8.4.6 SuperSU 2.46 installed;)

I did the update Lollipop 5.1.1 (XEH-N910CXXU1COH4) that went well except that it had root less. I had to re-root it.

So, I reboot in TWRP Recovery mode and try reinstalling SuperSU-v2.46.zip via the install command ... The note 4 locked reboot on SAMSUNG.

I try wipe data, cache and dalvik (Factory Reset) ... The note 4 still locked reboot on SAMSUNG.

So, I had to reflash 5.1.1 to normally reboot.

Do SuperSU-v2.46 works/root on Lollipop 5.1.1? If so, how to?

I saw somewhere that a permissive kernel it needed for rooting lollipop 5.1.1. Where can I find it and how do I install it?

I'll appreciate any help

Regards
[SuperSU] NZgeek:
You need the 2.49 beta. It contains a fix for this exact problem. See the first post for a link.
[SuperSU] coukou:
TNX for yr reply, I tested the 2.49 beta... same problem The note 4 still locked reboot on SAMSUNG.

Any idea ?
[SuperSU] coukou:
Finally I used http://xdaforums.com/note-4/development/note-4-910c-kernel-talexop-5-1-1-t3192767 ... It works like a charm :D

Regards
[SuperSU] abgnokia:
Whts version of su u use now? Please try to use lower version, maybe your system device not support higher version.
[SuperSU] Strephon Alkhalikoi:
Likely the only way that would be the case is if the ROM in question is a beta or release candidate. For example, on my old Gingerbread device (Dell Streak), the version of Cyanogenmod for it was based off a release candidate. Versions of SuperSU from 2.00 and up would not work on it because of it being a release candidate and not the final product. After working with Chainfire to get the problem resolved, I ended up giving up. Of course I had switched to a Galaxy S4 by this time.

When I took that Dell Streak of mine and changed the Cyanogenmod ROM for a stock-based ROM (also Gingerbread), SuperSU updated to 2.46 without any trouble. This confirms that the Cyanogenmod ROM was the problem and not SuperSU.
[SuperSU] Gyverian:
Tidak bisa update ?

Why asus 6 tw_2.22.40.44 version can not update binary?
[SuperSU] Ja_som:
Only English language, read forum rules.

No one can help you when we don't understand you...
[SuperSU] lordscales91:
Anyone else is having problems with the SU binaries update? I've tried to update it several times with no success, I'm using a generic tablet
[SuperSU] egingell:
Please check the OP for a link to the thread in which one posts regarding binary updates and bring details. "Generic tablet" means nothing to everybody.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[SuperSU] giangi01:
I have tried to update SU binary files with no success; I have a Iocean 6752.

Inviato dal mio M6752 utilizzando Tapatalk
[SuperSU] Pkt_Lnt:
From OP (post #1) in this thread:
[SuperSU] putti71:
Is there a chance to get root access to the new Galaxy S5 Neo G903F? I think a lot of people would be very happy, including me!

Best regards
[SuperSU] aslonim:
change default umask used when calling adb shell su -c

Hi,

When running adb shell su -c umask, the command returns with 077.

Is there any way to change the default umask?

Modifying the /system/etc/mkshrc helps only for calling su from an interactive shell.

Thanks!
[SuperSU] seffparker:
[BUG] Can't do full unroot while PIN code protection is enabled within SuperSU
[SuperSU] csfreak:
su binary 'needs to be updated' error

i just rooted my lenovo k3 note using twrp and # symbol is stuck at notification panel and is saying su binary needs to be

updated. Please help.

SuperSu version 2.46​
[SuperSU] Pkt_Lnt:
Four posts above yours.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62824287&postcount=9484
[SuperSU] jambronk:
How to update eror su binary

I finis update su binary using twrp and succes,but supersu apk can't update binary,,,how to solution for this issue,,,,,pleace help me
[SuperSU] Pkt_Lnt:
One post above yours and five posts above yours and link in the OP.
[SuperSU] Nimueh:
http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/support-update-failures-t2907365

It was only just posted a few replies before yours ...

Edit: whoops, one should check the last page before replying