[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] rocketero:
As I'm typing this, I'm uploading my fixed Root.fs and @codelover's initrd.img together in a zip file. The link where you downloaded my 500MB resized system.img is not longer available as I had busybox 1.18.4 there and was not working properly with bluestacks 0.7.5.2700.

But about that specifically error in red and green text is normal, as for @codelover's explanation we don't have the x86 sutools in that folder. I've been researching on where to get them but not luck so for. Superuser works fine not matter that error.

The Root.fs contains ramdisk.img (original) and modified system.img. it has su version 3.2.x86, busybox 1.16.2 and also superuser.apk v.3.1.3. All seems to be woring great til this moment, so give it a try, unzip it and place the 2 files in programdata/bluestacks/android.

The /system partition has been re-sized to s 500MB in total size, is expandable as you go along, the total size of the 2 files zipped is around 166MB. su and busybox are in both system folders: /system/bin and /system/xbin for redunancy in case you need to replace either one, the path will have the other location for easy replacement while the system is up and running (for instance if you delete /system/bin/su to replace it, you still can run su from xbin with: cd /system/xbin and then ./su)

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Here it is for Download:

Root.fs (500MB system.img) and @codelover's initrd.img ..As it was mentioned above, su v3.2 x86, busybox 1.16.2, Superuser.apk 3.1.3 and su/busybox are in both /system/bin and /system/xbin.

You need to Use 7zip to decompress it, winzip will give an error about 'Unknown method for Root.fs"

Check the integrity of compressed file Root.fs-and-initrd.img.zip, (if you don't know how to check md5, sha-1 Google it to get a utility for it)

Root.fs-and-initrd.img.zip ---> MD5: 36A97D17F7EE2D759BB3DA6D9EA39E13

Root.fs-and-initrd.img.zip ---> SHA-1: 7B99A81E17746F5D2AD2BE8475F220E698EB11E8

After you extract the content of Root.fs-and-initrd.img.zip you can go one step farther and check the integrity of both files extracted:

Root.fs -----> MD5 --------> 6FABED84796395BED5845C8E0B30CA48

initrd.img ---> MD5 --------> B1869F6AE44B78E06F0C0AF91B024367

The Root.fs I created was done thanks to merrickville's great instructions, so thanks goes to him. The re-size of system.img I did research it and created it on my own. And thanks to @codelover's initrd.img, it would have take me weeks or more to crack the /system as RW if it wasn't for his help.

The zip file is 74MB, after unzipping is 166MB, and once you have bluestacks up and running, /system is 500MB.

You still can use Bill_Weckel's Bluestacks Root Installer (Just the bluestacks root installer in this link) if you don't know how to stop bluestacks agent/ services / hd-adb, etc, from running before deleting/replacing these 2 files (Root.fs & initrd.img) in programdata/bluestacks/android. This installer should be placed in the same folder as the extracted Root.fs and initrd.img.

If you know your way around just unzip the 2 files: Root.fs and initrd.img and replace the 2 ones in programdata/bluestacks/android, don't forget to backup the original ones and to completely stop bluestacks and services from running before replacing them.

Note: 2 ways to terminate BS agent/service: in programfiles/bluestacks open HD-Quit.exe

or open Task Manager, Services Tab, right-click HD-Service and select terminate process tree. You can leave HD-LogRotatorService running (that's if you haven't disabled RocktDock by deleting that entry in Registry HKcurrentuser-Software-Rocketdock)

Also if one wants to resize differently the system.img and optionally get a bigger SDcard, follow this quoted text I did in another post:

Did I help you in any way? Hit THANKS button! :good: