I'm using an ancient version from the dawn of time and something's broken. Can you backport fixes for free? Busybox init isn't working! I am observing a bug in BusyBox on an obscure platform. Why do I keep getting "sh: can't access tty; job control turned off" errors? Why doesn't Control-C work within my shell? I selected "standalone shell" option and now I have problems Misc. Programming questions What are the goals of Busybox? What is the design of Busybox? How is the source code organized?
The applet directories The Busybox shared library libbb I want to make Busybox even smaller, how do I go about it? Adding an applet to Busybox What standards does Busybox adhere to? In my modem, Busybox v1. I can reach my modem's Telnet interface and I can reach shell prompt.
I want to change configuration, and add some tools. Can I enable FTP? If I edit a file on the device, I can't save it, I get 'filesystem is read only' error. How can I save a changed file? Questions like the example above is a sign that the person asking it does not fully understand what Busybox is.
Busybox is not a complete solution for running modems, or wireless access points, etc. Busybox is only a set of programs. Even though it is a fairly comprehensive set of programs needed to run a Linux system, these programs per se can not "run a modem", just like construction worker's toolbox and materials can't build a house by themselves.
In order to make Busybox-based system useful, developers of this system add their own parts. At the very least, there are some shell scripts and configuration files, which control which tools are to be run, when, and how. Often, there are also some web pages and CGI scripts in order to implement web-based configuration. Also, often developers add other tools beside Linux kernel and Busybox. Since these scripts, configuration files and other tools are custom-designed for a specific device, Busybox mailing list is usually a wrong place to ask about inner workings of such a device.
If you have access to shell prompt, try running "busybox ftpd --help". If it does, you probably will be able to enable it. Unfortunately, we don't know how Foomatic firmware manages starting and stopping of various services in case they already have ftpd sevice and it is just disabled , or how to create and enable a new service on Foomatic if they dont.
Try googling for it. However, Foomatic might have scp installed say, if they have dropbear installed , and it may be possible to enable it. If not, it may be possible to build and install your own scp tool.
In order to modify some files, you need to find out how to switch the filesystem into read-write mode. Note that sometimes embedded devices use read-only filesystem formats such as cramfs, and therefore in order to replace or add even a single file such as a new, or an additional Busybox binary , you need to re-create and write out the entire filesystem image. This operation is not simple for inexperienced users and may permanently disable your device if done incorrectly.
You are better off googling for a forum where users of this particular device discuss their findings about inner workings of the device, and joining it. The "busybox-i" version should run on both bit and bit x86 PCs, and the armv4tl version is the most generic arm version for smartphones , so those are probably good starting points.
This is a statically linked version of the Busybox "multiplexer", a single command that can perform multiple actions, the way a swiss army knife has multiple blades.
To try it out, give Busybox the command line you'd like it to execute:. To get a list of the commands supported by this instance of Busybox, run it without any arguments, or use the "--list" or :. If the Busybox executable is renamed to one of the commands it supports, it will act as that command automatically:. The --list option to busybox gives the list of supported commands in an easily scriptable form.
The prebuilt binaries are based on the default configuration of Busybox, which enables all functionality except special purpose things like selinux or debugging support which would reduce the portability of the resulting binary. Busybox uses the same "menuconfig" infrastructure as the Linux kernel. You can start with "make defconfig" to enable almost everything, or "make allnoconfig" to disable everything, and then alter the selection with "make menuconfig" which uses tab, cursor up and down, space, and escape keys to navigate, and the forward slash key to search for symbol name.
Obtain and install a cross compiler for your target. See also the buildroot and crosstool-ng projects. Cross compilers use prefixed tool names to avoid blocking the host's existing compiler, thus the tools your cross compiler provides are probably named things like "armv4tl-cc", "armv4tl-ld", and "armv4tl-strip".
In this case, "armv4tl-" would be the prefix. Note the trailing dash, if that's part of the prefix. This is a make variable override preventing Busybox from using its default value, which is why it has to come on the make command line instead of as an environment variable. And of course you can do a parallel SMP build with make's -j options.
So to build a static cross compiled version of Busybox using a parallel build:. Busybox is configured similarly to the linux kernel. Create a default configuration and then run "make menuconfig" to modify it. The end result is a. So instead of ". Busybox configured with all features enabled is a little under a megabyte dynamically linked on x To create a smaller Busybox, configure it with fewer features.
Individual Busybox applets cost anywhere from a few hundred bytes to tens of kilobytes. Disable unneeded applets to save space, using "make menuconfig". This enables almost all features, minus things like debugging options and features that require changes to the rest of the system to work such as selinux or devfs device names. Use this if you want to start from a full-featured Busybox and remove features until it's small enough.
This creates a tiny version of Busybox that doesn't do anything. Start here if you know exactly what you want and would like to select only those features. Use this after one of the previous two. This creates a statically linked version of Busybox full of debug code, with dependencies on selinux, using devfs names This makes sure everything compiles. Whether or not the result would do anything useful is an open question. Menuconfig modifies your.
To build a smaller Busybox binary, run "make menuconfig" and disable the features you don't need. Or run "make allnoconfig" and then use menuconfig to add just the features you need. Don't forget to recompile with "make" once you've finished configuring. Thanks for the reply. I already have busybox installed and working.
Just for kicks though, I did try uninstalling busybox, and then reinstalled. This did no good either. There are still some files that refuse to keep the permission settings I assign to them. Puzzling to say the least. As such, again I say thank you to whomever may answer. I used Sunshine, as at the time it was the only software, I could find, that would do the job.
Of course that was all on stock ROM. Naturally I lost root when I flashed over. I need root too often not to have easy access to it. I understand you have a life and more important things to do than fiddle with my minor issues. Just the same, should you decide to continue helping, it will be appreciated. Perhaps I can buy you a tea or beer?? Also try this: Format the card inside the phone.
The phone will format it to its specifications. The class is I first formatted the card inside the phone before copying to it, then connected it via a card reader to make additional changes since some files stopped copying through the phone connected as USB 3.
It did the same connected as USB 2. Looking on SamMobile, I found other people are experiencing permissions troubles since upgrading to 4. This looks like a ROM issue and not card. Me as well, not sure when will they release and add the said latest updates from google on the list. Same with me..
NRT detecting device nexus 7 wifi bootloader as locked. Is there a reason why? I want to be able to flash those and root, and backup, and restore, and many other things………. What with all the issues people are reporting with the new 2. I recommend others do too. I second that notion. I have been guilty of not supporting the developers as much as I should. Donation complete. Smooth as silk. Could anyone help direct me to older versions of NRT? All i can find appears to be malware when searching google.
But after that it is still locked. More to the point, I am unable to download root kernel for this phone. I had a similar problem. Hope this helps! Where can I download the downgrade to v. Upgraded to the latest version and there are some problems.
Early today tried to update firmware using toolkit, as I see in google websites has up to MDB.. M, NRT only shows me can update to MDB…K, comming from MDB…D, it started the batch flashing something and then stopped, to my luck phone still boots, Am I going to have trouble now WugFresh when you fix the toolkit and I try to update again since your script looks like partially flashed something already??
NRT 2. I have Nexus 5,i unlocked it using nrt 2. Any help is appreciated. Common man. Same here for a Nexus 10 latest 5. Hi, I also have some issues with the latest NRT verson.. Tried to download the previous version of NRT; and had to download a new file, but when following the link i get a not found.. Rooted my nexus 5 again using 2. Thanks WugFresh. How do i now apply the recent november security patch that was just released?
Then I re-rooted using advanced settings with super user beta. This works until the bugs are fixed in NRT 2. Hi WugFresh the noforce-encryption-shamu-kernel cannot be found atm. If I follow the link to load it manually, I get a I also had a look for it n other places, to no avail. Is there a chance that it will be back soon? Thanks for this awesome tool btw!
Will try suggestions and await an update to the software. Great job wugfresh!! Great tool and keep up the good work.. Good morning WugFresh. Thank you for the NRT. But, I have some concerns with the latest update.
I did not have this problem with the previous version. Once the phone was finally rooted, the errors return while trying to install Viper4android. Your feedback was be greatly appreciated. Got no connection with Nexus 5x — tried different usb ports and usb-debugging is turned on. Shows up in notification drawer. Try the driver installer, I included a new option in this release — option 5 — which installs some LG drivers.
Those were the ones that helped me with my 5X. Any idea what is going on? Tried Android 6 and 4. It runs the flashstock. I have tons of free space on the phone. Does anyone know how to solve this? I ran into the same problem.
There appears to be some problems with the Nexus 7 rooting after Marshmellow. I just wish to update my system image. Nexus 6P boot loops, and refuses to go past launching flashstock. Up a creek, trying to remain calm. That update required a TWRP workaround using a custom kernel… will we need to do that again if updating to the latest build?
This is a good time to remind people of the incredibly valuable service that Wug is providing to everyone for free. I hope folks will join me in making a donation!
Any ETA on this? Will try my very best to get it done and out by later today. Starting now and will keep grinding until its done. Force flash is permanently enabled and checked. I decided not to remove it all together because then people would see old posts which said to enable it and wonder where the option went. With this new version, the flash stock is revised to always function in this more reliable mode. Is there some way to get 2. Trying to flash the latest Google release for the Nexus 10, all goes well, but flashing takes only a second, the last thing in the log is regarding the bat file, and my Nexus is never rebooted.
Power down, select recovery… Everything leads right back to the fastboot screen. Goes impossibly fast, sticks at fastboot. Script fails with remote table update error. Have rolled back to 2. Yes — this is definitely a bug.
The unlock status is apparently different for that device. Testing now and will fix asap in v2. Thank you for notice.
But I get a report that my N7 is locked. Is there any possibility to go back to NRT2. Hello WugFresh, I experienced this problem a few days ago as well.
If i remember correctly, the. Thanks for all your hard work on this tool, and let me know if I can do anything to help provide you any more info on this issue. I think I see what might be the issue when flashing mra58k to the N5. When the WhatToFlash. Can we expect 2. I guess they changed a lot in 6. But after running flahstock. Please include the new google security patch updates for the Nexus 6P in V2.
What is wrong?? I have the same problem.. WugFresh please help us! How can I do? Only after rooting I got stuck in a bootloop. NRT boots my phone into bootloader works , checks Fastboot Connectivity works , then a box from NRT flashes on my computer screen for only a brief second, my phone reboots, and nothing has changed. My phone was not wiped or unlocked. Also having the flashstock. I am stuck in a bootloop and it is closing and cancelling the operation. Really need my phone. EDIT: I was able to pass the issue by installing 2.
I hope this is fixed in 2. Thank you to the developer s for being so responsive in the comment section. I see that you are already on top of fixing it after reading other replies. I already had the file from previously. I just reinstalled it. I apologize.
If you still need it I could upload it to Dropbox for you tomorrow and leave a link here. Same goes for anyone else that may need it. Nexus 6, MRA58K, unlocked, twrp, rooted. Zero issues. NRT downloaded the latest Image, installed it. No issues. Got back into OS, a few settings had changed dpi, kernel settings, etc because I was no longer rooted. I picked all three files including SU 2. Reboot system. I googled it, and people have had success with flashing a different kernel, so I tried flashing Hells Core.
It gets me past the corrupt warning, but then bootloops waited 20 mins. No real big deal. I had the exact same problem than you had. But we might need to do a complete wipe first. The script bombs with a remote table update fail error. The same thing is happening to me. Maybe the modified boot. Exactly the same for me. If this interest anyone let me know and I share what I did.
I tried to root my Nexus 7 yesterday. It failed while trying to push files with adb : I had a ADB operation timed out error. WugFresh knows all the problems we just need to wait till he has time to release his 2. I cant wait so I can finally root my Nexus 6P. With Xposed being updated to 6. Then window informed my device is corrupted, cant be recognized.
Please find the bug soon and realise 2. Hi, I want to update my rooted Nexus 4. I can easyly start it, but the update did not work. Is there a bug? Here is my protokoll:. I have the same problem with Windows 10, if you have other machine with Windows 7 try to do it again. Hi, thanks. But i tried it on Windows 7 and 8. Today i tested the NRT 2. WugFresh is testing it currently and should be out soonish.
There is a way to recover the phone with all your data, download the EX kernel and flash it. Problem solved. Yes becouse incompatibilities between the new kernel and supersu. You have to turn it off and press all the buttons at the same time until the phone enter to recovery mode. The you can flash it. Can you give me a more detailed explanation?
Thanks for the response. Download external x kernel and copy to the folder where the fastboot program is. Enter to cmd and go to the folder, write fastboot flash boot and the name of the external x file and afer flashing restart the phone. Hope you can solve the problem. It fails and tells me the remote image is not a boot image. Do you have any more suggestions? Thank you for your help. Have you tried to use the new version of the root toolkit? You can do that if you are in bootloader mode.
Yes I actually got the update after the failed root. How would I reflash? Sorry for the noobish questions, normally rooting is a 10 minute process for me.
I am in bootloader mode. No problem! And then select the bootloop mode. Afert that choose to download the firmware, no wipe mode, and force flash. Take into account that the software is going to download the firmware first and then flash it. Make shure that you have enough battery, if not shutdown the phone from bootloader option and charge it first.
Thanks for all your help man. Really sorry for all the questions man. Nexus 7 wifi tablet running android 6.
Using NRT 2. The tablet bootloops. Any suggestions? I did a full wipe of the phone. After displaying that message, the phone booted, and ran, fine. All the apps re-installed. Now it ran OK. So as soon as I saw 2. This surprised me because I thought that a true stock install would avoid that message. Same as with 2. Again I chose no wipe. Went OK. Should I redo the stock flash using 2. Would that get rid of the corrupt message at least until I successfully rooted?
Same here. Nexus 6. I used NRT to revert to 5. I unlocked my 5x with no issue. When I go to root and flash custom recovery, I end up with the android with red exclamation mark no recovery but still able to boot up normally. Only way I can flash recovery by the advanced utilities. Only way to fix it is to flash stock. It will boot TWRP temporarily fine and flash all the the files but after that it goes and flashes the stock recovery through fastboot and if i try to boot to recovery I get mr.
Once I restart root works but busybox will not install. Only way I could get BusyBox to install was to flash it manually. Trying to flash MRA58N. Only bootloader sending and writing OK. All other Sending OK, writing failed.
Probably bootloop. After changing usb cable, no errors, everything works like a charm. I tried the no wipe method to flash MRA85N to my nexus 5.
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