OTA notification still popping up

[Spongey1313]

Oh by the way my titanium backup has now decided that my phone is now not rooted. It worked fine last noght and this morning. WTH. How do I check for sure?

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It's the free version if that makes any difference.

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[meyerweb#CB]

Rootchecker will let you know: https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ails?id=com.joeykrim.rootcheck&token=LypUHvJB

Do you have SuperSU or SuperUser installed? What happens if you try to open that app? If you boot into recovery, do you still have CWM?

 

[Spongey1313]

Rootchecker will let you know: https://forums.androidcentral.com/e...ails?id=com.joeykrim.rootcheck&token=Jnn1U28V

Do you have SuperSU or SuperUser installed? What happens if you try to open that app? If you boot into recovery, do you still have CWM?

Rootchecker says I'm rooted. I have SuperUser. Still have CWM. It opens fine and says titanium backup denied.

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[meyerweb#CB]

Open SuperUser and make sure it's set to grant root to Titanium.

 

[Spongey1313]

Open SuperUser and make sure it's set to grant root to Titanium.

No joy. Didn't see any way to grant root.

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[jimt1029]

In SU, if you click in Titanium, you will see a trashcan to remove the currently saved SU settings for it. You can then exit SU, open Titanium, and you will be asked to grant/deny root access for it again.

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[Spongey1313]

In SU, if you click in Titanium, you will see a trashcan to remove the currently saved SU settings for it. You can then exit SU, open Titanium, and you will be asked to grant/deny root access for it again.

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Now Titanium backup is allowed but says superuser was denied by superuser? But when I go to Titanium backup app it I get error message saying: sorry, I could not aquire root privileges, this application will *not* work! Please verify that your ROM is rooted and try again. This attempt was made using the "/system/xbin/su" command.

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[meyerweb#CB]

Hmm. Try installing SuperSU from the play store (it's more reliable than SuperUser anyway). Then use a root explorer to delete SuperUser from /system/apps, and reboot. Then try to use TiBu and see if it works. SuperSU should prompt you for permission at that point.

 

[Spongey1313]

Hmm. Try installing SuperSU from the play store (it's more reliable than SuperUser anyway). Then use a root explorer to delete SuperUser from /system/apps, and reboot. Then try to use TiBu and see if it works. SuperSU should prompt you for permission at that point.

Same error message as before.

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[Super Dave426]

Uninstall Titanium Back Up, run SuperSu and remove the entry for Titanium reboot and then get it from the Play Store and install again. It should ask for rights again.