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Case · 12-09-2014, 06:44 PM

Also was force-upgraded to 5.6.1, also have stuff only running as framework now.

I do however still have a working hacked su binary with suid flag set in:

Code:

/var/local/mkk/su

Managed to get my battery status script to work again by editing its menu.json and changing the launch action to start with

Code:

/var/local/mkk/su -c

This is overly hacky though, what am I missing for things to automatically run as root? I have a regular non-hacked /bin/su that is symlinked to busybox and asks for the root password. Should I switch that with the one in /var/local?

12-09-2014, 06:44 PM	#10
Case Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2014 Device: Kindle PW2	Also was force-upgraded to 5.6.1, also have stuff only running as framework now. I do however still have a working hacked su binary with suid flag set in: Code: /var/local/mkk/su Managed to get my battery status script to work again by editing its menu.json and changing the launch action to start with Code: /var/local/mkk/su -c This is overly hacky though, what am I missing for things to automatically run as root? I have a regular non-hacked /bin/su that is symlinked to busybox and asks for the root password. Should I switch that with the one in /var/local?