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Superuser Permissions Icon change?
- Thread starter sports96
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It was probably changed by the dev of your rom or theme.
xliderider
Active Member
Yeah that is the icon for ChainsDD's version of the Superuser.apk, or something like that IIRC.
I think I saw it briefly when I tried out Easy Root. But now I'm back to the ninja Guy.
I think I saw it briefly when I tried out Easy Root. But now I'm back to the ninja Guy.
SnoDrtRider
Member
If you have the old Ninja you most likely don't have the latest version of SU...
just curious....what rom are you running?
I'm running UD Froyo eXtrete 7.0.0
Same as me. It also has the updated superuser
Bear in NM
Active Member
Here is the link to the original XDA thread on the new superuser:
[APP] Superuser 2.3.4 - Now on the Market [2010-08-15] - xda-developers
You will note that the application is availabale in the market now, but apparently it was down for a bit. I actually installed it last night as a test of something else, but it is a little bit tricky to do. The reason being is that I had to delete my current SU to get the market to install. Obviously this leaves you without root access while you are doing the upgrade to the market version, so you would HAVE to have a nandroid or CM backup ready to roll, just in case the market install borks (mine did not the second time I tried). The first time, I did something wrong on my side, and had no superuser apk, even though I just renamed it to back. With no root explorer I could not rename back. I guess adb would work, but still proceed carefully.
Craig
[APP] Superuser 2.3.4 - Now on the Market [2010-08-15] - xda-developers
You will note that the application is availabale in the market now, but apparently it was down for a bit. I actually installed it last night as a test of something else, but it is a little bit tricky to do. The reason being is that I had to delete my current SU to get the market to install. Obviously this leaves you without root access while you are doing the upgrade to the market version, so you would HAVE to have a nandroid or CM backup ready to roll, just in case the market install borks (mine did not the second time I tried). The first time, I did something wrong on my side, and had no superuser apk, even though I just renamed it to back. With no root explorer I could not rename back. I guess adb would work, but still proceed carefully.
Craig