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[SuperSU] Kurajmo:
Yes we have unofficial cm13 on ace2.

But this Rom work good. But i tried open Pokemon GO.

And my phone freeze. Only remove battery help.

Cm11 works better. And i played Pokemon GO first month after realease.

And stóp playing after one month.

And Niantic block root devices to play.

Now i cant play.

I tried everything.

Remove su file, busybox file.

Nothing helps.

I still have a screen with cannot authenticate.

I tried on cm11, cm12 and cm13

Now i have, 23 lv in Pokemon GO.

Around 130 caughted Pokemon.

And cant play anymore...
[SuperSU] Tdome:
You may not have access to/data; e.g. if Nougat File-Based Encryption is enabled --- check in the Developer options menu.

The fix in this case is to boot back into TWRP and flash the suhide-rm.zip to remove SUhide and allow normal booting.
[SuperSU] G U C C I:
What happens if you try to install suhide?
[SuperSU] jcrompton:
Sorry if the answer is obvious but this stuff is crazy ...

I have two questions

I have Nexus 6 and with many ROMs (stock based and CM 14.1 based) I have success with Magisk, phh Magisk root, and Magisk Hide. But what's word is that several nice ROMs will allow PoGo to work but not SN or AP

Why would PoGo work when SN doesn't pass?

And what are root switch patches? Are they built into the rom?
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
I have found the patches here in the thread. They are 2 scripts that you copy into /data and then flash (or re-flash) SuperSU so they get applied.

Afterwards you should have Pokï¿½mon Go working with just SuperSU and Rootswitch.
[SuperSU] Shadowghoster:
Seems like December patch again breaks root switch and patches on Android N. Flashed RR N with the patches and SN fails when root is toggled off (and yes, I removed the built-in su).

Edit: Looks like kernel needs patching.
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
Pogo only checks for root, so using rootswitch you can still play PoGo
[SuperSU] -Happy Feet-:
Can anyone look at this Bugreport, why my phone freeze and reboot when disable root?
[SuperSU] -Happy Feet-:
Also please have a look at this Bugreport
[SuperSU] Kurajmo:
I tried install SR5-SuperSU-v2.78-SR5-20161130091551

This install sucessfull.

And i try install suhide-v0.55

On cm11 with twrp recovery.

After i install supersu

Suhide gives Mr error.

Error maybe root isn't installed in systemless.

Something like that.

And install is aborted.

I dont know How i can fix this on cm11.

I remove standard root from cm11. Su, busybox files.

Then root with supersu.

I tested this on cm11. Because cm13 suck on my device.

And when i open Pokemon GO. My Phone froze

Any help with this?
[SuperSU] Shadowghoster:
Well as explained in the OP suhide requires Android 6.0 (=CM13) and systemless install of SuperSu (I'm not even sure if that's possible on CM13). There is a reason why those are requirements, don't you think so too? ;)
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
Systemless root is possible in android 6.

But it has to be force-installed in systemless with a certain command. On android 7, SuperSU flashes in systemless mode by default.
[SuperSU] Kurajmo:
Nice.

My only change to play Pokemon GO again is buy new phone. Great, just Great.......

Eh i give up with this Android stuff. And my Next phone well be IPhone SE
[SuperSU] grep_i:
No one cares
[SuperSU] vandyman:
Its a game that kids ages 8-14 play.:D

I am a 54 year old kid, so I don't play the game.
[SuperSU] MrBrady:
I'd love to see links and a write up. Hard to search on XDA Labs.
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
Search for post #5055.

The XDA mobile site is acting stupid and I can't upload the files.

The files and a write up are in that post.
[SuperSU] oTeMpLo:
Use patches and rootswitch...links are in this tread
[SuperSU] -Happy Feet-:
I have also freezes when I open Pokemon. I don't know why.

Gesendet von meinem D6603 mit Tapatalk
[SuperSU] mariopo3:
Someone can help me?

I have a Oneplus 3 with Oxygen OS 3.2.8, TWRP 3.0.2-1 and Super Su 2.78 SR5 in systemless Mode(I think, I am not sure).I already tried a lot of methods but always happends the same error, when I flash the zip i Don't have problems, all is okey, but when I reboot, my phone don't start, It still loading a lot of hours but the phone never turn on, I can uninstall suhide and all work fine but I need Suhide yo Play pokemon go :p.Thanks
[SuperSU] StarScream159:
From what I understand, suhide-v0.55.zip doesn't work and will bootloop if you have the November security updates from google. To get out of the bootloop, turn off your phone and boot into recovery and flash the uninstall zip. You should be able to copy files to and from the device in recovery. If you can't, use ADB to flash.
[SuperSU] mariopo3:
I already uninstalled the zip, but thanks for the information!
[SuperSU] fw85:
Come on [MENTION=631273]Chainfire[/MENTION]!

We're begging you here! Please take a moment to update suhide to work with the November security patch.. Every day, more and more people receive system updates that include this patch and render this great little tool useless..
[SuperSU] ltjmax:
This tool is experimental and not supported. No need to beg chainfire here
[SuperSU] DodoGTA:
Deleted
[SuperSU] yochananmarqos:
I replied to you in the Magisk discussion thread. Cross posting is bad forum etiquette.
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
I was able to Play Pokémon GO with a permissive kernel and Magisk + phh superuser r266-2.

If you want to hide selinux solely for the purpose of running Pokémon GO, then you should know that it may not be necessary.
[SuperSU] DodoGTA:
Is Magisk Hide enabled in your setup? Also, which device are you using and what ROM are you running?
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
Yes, Magisk hide was enabled, otherwise it won't hide root.

I'm using a Samsung Galaxy S4 running a CM14.1 ROM.

I have since moved to SuperSU and Rootswitch as it allows me to run a custom kernel and still play the game.

PS: Rootswitch temporarily sets selinux to enforcing (as long as root is turned off).

I heard people doing stuff like: use Rootswitch to turn off root, launch the game and turn root back on. I assume SafetyNet checks for root only during game launch.

Maybe it's a workaround for your problem, as you wouldn't have to run on enforcing for a long time.
[SuperSU] Theturtguy:
So far, if you have the November patch, is there a working method to pass SafetyNet while having Xposed installed?
[SuperSU] DodoGTA:
Sorry, but I can't run SELinux Enforcing for even a few seconds (because my phone just freezes when running "setenforce 1" and needs a reboot to boot up normally again)
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Have you read the post your quoting carefully ?

Nowhere is written that you have to type "setenforce 1".

Just install root switch and disable root with it it will set SELinux to enforcing for you as stated by the poster you quoted.
[SuperSU] NiSt3R:
Hello, whenever I install suHide 0.55 my smartphone goes into bootloop when rebooting to system from recovery.

I have a Oneplus One with the rom Resurrection Remix 7.1.1, with supersu 2.78 SR5 systemless and in a completely clean installation.

If I use suHide-rm to uninstall suHide.0.55, the rom boots normal again.

Attachment log with liveboot

Please, help me.

PS:

The rom never finishes starting, it stays in this data: "4,1116,133865045,-;mmc0: Deferred resume completed"

but if i unistall suHide, the rom run normal again.
[SuperSU] DodoGTA:
But when my SELinux is set to Enforcing (in any way, shape or form), my phone freezes and requires a hard shutdown to get it working again
[SuperSU] grep_i:
So you did try it with root switch app ?

Why didn't you say that immediately, now you was a little bit vague by only mentioning "setenforce 1".

If there is no custom kernel for your device and restoring factory image does not help and even another framework like magisk +phh superuser & magiskhide does not work than you are out of options I guess.
[SuperSU] Alxoom33:
Just tested and bootllooped, on December 5 Nexus 6 update for Android N 7.0 NBD91U. Removed with suhide-rm-v.051 to stop the bootlooping.
[SuperSU] DodoGTA:
I tried toggling root off with Root Switch (Result: My device freezes after toggling Root toggle off)

---------- Post added at 09:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:13 PM ----------

My device is Samsung Galaxy Trend Plus (GT-S7580)

There are no custom kernels for this device (Custom kernels only ship with custom ROMs)

Stock firmware is based on Android 4.2.2 (which is not enough to play Pokémon Go)

And by the way, does SafetyNet check for stuff that's related to root detection?
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
The November and December security patches break suhide and make the phone bootloop. You can use it on pre-November ROMs if you so like.
[SuperSU] NiSt3R:
Thanks for the info, then suhide will no longer work? Or will they get another version of suhide soon?
[SuperSU] shoey63:
Chainfire is no longer interested.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Custom kernels do not only ship with custom roms.

I do have ElementalX kernel on top of my stock rom.

Safetynet does check root related stuff that's why you need suhide, root switch, Magisk + phh superuser and Magisk hide or any other root hiding combination.
[SuperSU] -Happy Feet-:
Hello, I switched from suhide to magisk. Complete unroot, pokemon works. Then flash magisk, phh superuser. Installing magisk manager and activate Magisk Hide.

Rootswitch tells me SELinux status is permissive and root is disabled. When I try to activate root the phone reboots.
[SuperSU] Didgeridoohan:
If you've switched to Magisk and Magisk Hide, why are you posting this here? Go to the Magisk forums and the Pokemon thread there...
[SuperSU] -Happy Feet-:
I'm back to suhide and SR5. But reboot issue is still present...
[SuperSU] DodoGTA:
For my device, there are no custom kernels that are separated from the ROM
[SuperSU] grep_i:
Than you have bad luck and I do not think all this is gonna work for you with this device.
[SuperSU] mobileman88:
You either use :

1) Rootswitch + SuperSU

OR

2) Magisk+PHH+MagiskHide

Don't add Rootswitch to Option 2 above.
[SuperSU] mafury:
is there any way to make Xposed 86.2 systemless with root switch? when i dissable root xposed modules stop working =/.
[SuperSU] Triviox:
I dont know whats device / system do you have, but here is my steps in Galaxy S5 g900m with CM13.

Good luck!

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69651636&postcount=314
[SuperSU] Srandista:
So, is there still a way to bypass SafetyNet with SuperSU?

I'm on Nexus 5 (October security patch) with unlocked bootloader, TWRP 3.0.2.0 and Franco kernel r101. SafetyNet Playground reports, that I passed all SafetyNet checks.

But once I install latest SuperSU 2.78 SR5, even with suhide 0.55 and disable root with RootSwitch 1.3.3.2, I can't pass SafetyNet checks again.

Is there some solution to this?
[SuperSU] Rhoban:
Remove suhide and get the patches linked in post #5055.
[SuperSU] mafury:
Im on umi plus (aosp based rom) with sr5 root, suhide 0.55 and modified 86.2 systemless xposed. I can play pogo with last switch root but when turn it off the xposed modules stop working. Thanks.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
If [MENTION=6312707]Pwnycorn[/MENTION] solution does not work you can take a look at my guide for Nexus 5 instead of Nexus 6 and see if you missed something.

It is post #4356 or

Click here for Guide to bypass Safetynet on Nexus5
[SuperSU] Srandista:
Solution from [MENTION=6312707]Pwnycorn[/MENTION] it's working, thank you very much!
[SuperSU] sjsharksfan420:
I just tested this app on my S6 running stock/rooted TW (6.0.1) and I'm not sure it is working for me. I use at&t uVerse, and whenever I run rooted I can watch some channels live and others give me an error.. I always associate it with root because the uVerse app actually requests root access of course which I click deny.. but it still gives the error.. I tried to block it with suhide and I stil get the error.. one thing I didn't do was after disabling the uVerse app for suhide, I did not reboot..

Anyone know if I am doing something wrong?

sj
[SuperSU] nx7517:
View attachment 3968366

hello

i've installed suhide v0.55 and liveboot

liveboot shows me this:

/slim_daemon( 645): [NDK] bindNDKSensors: Sensor server is unavailable

and my nexus 5x running [7.1.1][stock][pixel]pixelrom with systemless supersu and twrp (newest ver) keeps trying
[SuperSU] catfre:
It's run also framework custom by wanam 87.1 for samsung?
[SuperSU] Alxoom33:
Suhide v.0.55 not working/ bootlooping on the Nexus 6 Android December update, NBD91U.

Edit: sorry for the repeat.
[SuperSU] Terenu:
I installed CM14.1 in my Xiaomi Mi5, but I'm not able to delete or rename the file "/system/xbin/su" to install suhide.

How can I do that?

Thank you.
[SuperSU] Mynacol:
Go into TWRP, mount system and go into the file manager. There you should be able to delete the file (alternatively you can use the terminal emulator with the appropriate command).

Regards, Mynacol
[SuperSU] Terenu:
Could you writte to me the correct command to do that? I can't find it on internet :(
[SuperSU] Mynacol:
$su (for superuser access)

$rm -f /system/xbin/su

That should be working, but I recommend trying it first with the file manager in TWRP, as it is a GUI
[SuperSU] Terenu:
Thank you. Finally I did it with the file that [MENTION=720170]bombardier[/MENTION] told me in other thread. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=70092287&postcount=8423

Anyway thank you for your time and help.
[SuperSU] poshx:
At the end, no root in systemlessmode

Oppo Find 7a

crdroid (Android 6.0.1) Rom: http://xdaforums.com/find-7/find7-development/rom-7-variants-t3171600

My steps:

- Uninstall every modul in Xposed

- Uninstall xposed.apk

- Boot in recovery (TWRP 3.0.2)

- Uninstall previous SuperSu with UPDATE-unSU-signed.zip "unSU Script zip -- Unroot with ease!" (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=63615067&postcount=2459)

- Uninstall xposed with xposed-uninstaller*.zip (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3034811)

- To be sure "uninstalled" SuHide (even though I never flashed it before) with suhide-rm-v0.51.zip "[2016.10.10] suhide v0.55 - [EXPERIMENTAL/UNSUPPORTED]" (http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/suhide-t3450396)

- Now I switch into terminal and type in "echo SYSTEMLESS=true > /data/.supersu"

- Flash SR5-SuperSU-v2.78-SR5-20161130091551.zip (http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133)

- Flash suhide-v0.55.zip (http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/suhide-t3450396)

Reboot

Root validator doesn't confirm my root access. Apps requiring root don't work.

What am I doing wrong? :confused:
[SuperSU] bengtc:
Does anyone with an S7/S7 edge with SYSTEM xposed installed have this issue with rootswitch?

The xposed switch is off when i open the app, even though xposed is enabled and modules are all working.
[SuperSU] jemyzhang:
The same on my oneplus3 with 7.0 official rom
[SuperSU] Seosam:
It's the same here, Samsung Galaxy S7 Android 6
[SuperSU] Charles_l:
Thank you, this method work on N5X @ Stock 7.1.1 , rooted SuperSU 2.78 SR5, EX kernel.
[SuperSU] Medajor:
I'm on a N6 with PureNexus (7.1.1), GApps (7.1.x), Franco kernel (r58), and SuperSu (2.79). I flashed those (clean), booted and the went back into recovery to flash suhide. This is when the boot loop happened.

The following is the log:

W/Atfwd_Sendcmd( 2154): AtCmdFwd service not published, waiting... retryCnt : 4

I/ServiceManager( 2154): Waiting for service AtCmdFwd...

I/ServiceManager( 2154): Waiting for service AtCmdFwd...

I/ServiceManager( 2154): Waiting for service AtCmdFwd...

I/ServiceManager( 2154): Waiting for service AtCmdFwd...

I/ServiceManager( 2154): Waiting for service AtCmdFwd...

W/Atfwd_Sendcmd( 2154): AtCmdFwd service not published, waiting... retryCnt : 5

6,2076,184616108,-;Report pwrkey press event

6,2077,184748714,-;Report pwrkey release event

I can't make a full link to the log, so I one of you need it, I may be able to get it to you through other means.
[SuperSU] lentm:
The current version of suhide doesn't work with Nougat builds.
[SuperSU] Medajor:
Oh, is Chainfire working on a version for 7.1.x?
[SuperSU] Triviox:
I think nop..suhide is near to eol i think..but still work in mm
[SuperSU] jcmm11:
See the post above yours and try with rootswitch. Franco should be OK since it also hides unlocked bootloader
[SuperSU] Fenny:
With proper patching, suhide can work on newer ROMs.
[SuperSU] yochananmarqos:
Thanks, the screenshots tell us all about "proper patching." :rolleyes:
[SuperSU] Fenny:
I have posted earlier in this thread the commits that need to be reverted, also, for the Pixel:

http://xdaforums.com/pixel-xl/how-to/suhide-real-pixel-t3520001
[SuperSU] yochananmarqos:
Ah, well why didn't you say so? I'm interested in your write up. :svetius:
[SuperSU] gk1984:
I don't have a solution but tried getting to the bottom of the U-verse app issues myself. U-verse app just looks for the SuperSU app and root permissions.whether you deny or not won't make a difference.one error, when searching it on Google, refers to root. Some networks just won't stream on rooted devices. Even with suhide and hiding U-verse, it won't work. Simply removing the SuperSU app, even without fully unrooting, those networks work.

The other error message I've seen is regarding home network. If you use your own router, maybe even if you don't I don't remember, the app thinks you're not on your home network. I troubleshot this with support recently.this error doesn't exist on my PC or even using my Android browser to stream.its just the app that does this. They were supposed to male the developers aware of this but never followed up or tried again since.
[SuperSU] sjsharksfan420:
Thanks for the post, I didn't try launching uVerse once superSU is uninstalled. I have always been worried to run rooted without a super user manager. Ill give that a shot. I just use the 'clean up for reinstallation' option in settings, is that how you remove superSU?

Thanks again my friend

sj
[SuperSU] gk1984:
No, that's not my point. I'm not suggesting removing the app. That removes root permissions management. I only mentioned that to point out that U-verse is simply looking for the app to exist to block networks. I don't have a fix.
[SuperSU] sjsharksfan420:
Ah, thanks for the clarification :)

All good, I really don't need the uVerse app to work really, I watch videos other ways so I don't need the uVerse app to stream, I was really just testing with that app because I have yet to find a way to block root so that app works while rooted.

Thanks again for your posts :)

sj
[SuperSU] mafury:
any way to make it work on aosp 7.0 versions?
[SuperSU] rajmagi:
Can anyone explain what to hide from #process# so we can hide su?
[SuperSU] Donjuanal:
Download and use the suhide GUI from the play store or follow the directions in OP for terminal to add an app to the blacklist. You can hide su from whatever process/app you need/want to.
[SuperSU] tsuttie99:
So I poo poo'd my phone temporarily by flashing latest suhide on my 6p 7.1.1 pure nexus rom. Needless to say i am bootlooped without a type-c cable around.

I backed up system and boot in TWRP (no data unfortunately). I also don't have the suhide removal tool on device. Restoring these partitions does not get phone to boot. (I am guessing there are some issues within the data partition)

Wondering if it is possible to manually remove suhide via file manager in TWRP.

If anyone has experience with this, some help would be appreciated. I have looked through the removal script to see what is happening but am slightly nervous to try anything
[SuperSU] jcmm11:
Looking at the removal script the suhide stuff is located in the /su partition. Which is NOT normally mounted within TWRP. You would have to go into the TWRP terminal and manually mount /su, at which point you would be able to delete suhide.

Hmm. Might be another way. But I don't know what the ramifications would be. You might still bootloop or freeze up totally. If you remove the su data img that would prevent everything from loading (including SuperSU. But there're scripts that run to mount that stuff and I don't know if they would freeze up or what.

Try this. Find /sbin/launch_daemonsu.sh and change the permissions to 644 (they should currently be 755). That should stop SuperSU from running, and also prevent /su from being mounted. You can then download the proper uninstall scripts, apply them, then reroot. There's an init.rc entry that causes that script to launch (normally) but it should just ignore it and not cause anything else to happen (I hope).

No guarantees, it's all theoretical :p

Learn a lesson for the future. Always keep uninstall scripts (if they exist) loaded on the phone, just in case you need them. Alternate solution - run to the store and buy a cable ;)

Good luck :fingers-crossed:
[SuperSU] tsuttie99:
Exactly! I certainly view this as a lessons learned for next time. Would have been a headache saver. But for now I am remaining positive and viewing as an opportunity to learn! I will give it a try as it sounds like if if doesn't work I should be able to easily revert the change. If all else fails, will have to find myself a cable to use.

Thanks for the excellent reply, will post my results.
[SuperSU] grep_i:
[GUIDE]How to remove suhide manually

remove suhide manually:

To remove suhide, you can just remove with ADB the folder

/su/suhide

adb shell
~ # losetup -f /data/su.img
~ # losetup -a
/dev/block/loop0: 0 /data/su.img
/dev/block/loop1: 0 /data/su.img

~ # mount /dev/block/loop0 /tmp
~ # ls /tmp
bin lib su.d xbin xposed
etc lost+found suhide xbin_bind
~ # rm -rf /tmp/suhide
~ # ls /tmp
bin lib su.d xbin_bind
etc lost+found xbin xposed
~ # umount /tmp
~ # reboot

The first boot will take a long time because app optimization will happen.
[SuperSU] ndarkside93:
Pixel has 3.18
[SuperSU] zzzhead:
Hi I have a strange issue.

Can't write or modify anything in /su/suhide. Can't mount rw also using root Explorer
[SuperSU] Fenny:
I have suhide working on 7.1.1, but I get no SuperSU prompts when I boot with it enabled.

I can either set the SuperSU default policy to allow, or I can reboot with suhide disabled, and add apps to the allow list then.

Think maybe suhide is working a bit too well?

My guess is that there is something to do with the platform base in the latest update to the Pixel that is breaking it when suhide is doing its socket redirects. Seems like we need an actual update from chainfire to get it 100%.

Try

mount -o remount,rw /su

from a root shell. If you get filesystem busy, you may need to boot to recovery and:

mkdir /tmp/su; mount -o loop,rw /data/su.bin /tmp/su
[SuperSU] jcmm11:
Bug in toybox :(

This works:

mount -o rw,remount /su

The order of the options matters (yes I know it shouldn't).

-w -o remount

Also doesn't work, but should. If you have BusyBox installed, with the mount symlink created, delete the toybox symlink for mount to force it to use the BusyBox one.
[SuperSU] zzzhead:
Yep your suggestion works.

I'm trying to modify the suhide.uid when I realized that settings not saving. Trying to modify manually via root Explorer - > found out can't save the file.

Had to make a copy, edit it, boot to recovery, mount IMG and replace.

I'm on f2fs data partition, could this be the cause.?

Solid Explorer gives me error EPIPE (broken pipe) when saving.
[SuperSU] ManikandanGuru:
Hi,

how did you make it work?

I am stuck in the second step.

2. Boot into twrp and use

adb push custom_ramdisk_patch.sh /data

adb push dot.supersu /data/.supersu

When I use this code in the cmd it says

cannot stat 'custom_ramdisk_patch.sh': No such file or directory

How to make this work?

Can you help me out please?

Thanks.
[SuperSU] dratsablive:
after adb pushing the files, I just flashed SU SR5 from TWRP. If the errors you are getting from the adb command, then make sure you are in the directory where the files are located. If you can post a screenshot of the command window where you are attempting the adb that would help.
[SuperSU] skeeter92:
Hello. Try to move custom patch in T.W.R.P recovery

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