Root for the application

[Касаткин Илья]

Tell me, is there a way to give root access to applications. for
example Titanium Backup

[Касаткин Илья]

someone please reply!

[Kirn Gill]

Just install the Superuser app from the Market. The necessary
underlying functionality for root access (namely, a working 'su'
executable) already ship with Android-x86.

Do *NOT* install any updated 'su', even if the Superuser app insists
on it. It will install one for the ARM architecture, which will not
work on x86, and you will lose your root access
(You can prevent the update from working by choosing NOT to install
your /system as read-write during install, but you cannot modify your
system if need be this way.)

On Feb 17, 1:59 am, Касаткин Илья <amcool...@gmail.com> wrote:
> someone please reply!

[Ooop Yooo]

Which Android version ?

Prebuilt or with your own source version ?

[Касаткин Илья]

I installed this app on your advice. The application starts but
nothing else happens. Also, it does not see the busybox.

Version 4.0.3 specifically for Lenovo s10-3t

[Ooop Yooo]

If you're using 4.0.3 Superuser and busybox are already inside the iso.

I got Titanium Backup installed from the Market and got it working fine.

If your 4.0.3 is an installed version, TB will only ask ONCE su permission, and if you say Yes, it won't ask anymore.

2012/2/17 Касаткин Илья <amco...@gmail.com>

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