I rooted my unlocked Galaxy S3 (SGH-T999)
Now, I'm trying to run adb root
from Windows Command Prompt, however, I'm getting adbd cannot run as root in production builds
error. So, the very first thing I checked was whether my phone was really rooted?
So I tried the following:
Open Command prompt
$adb devices // lists my device
$adb shell //goes to shell
$su // opens a 'SuperSu' prompt on my phone and I 'Grant' permission
# // Before following the rooting instructions, I was getting 'no su command found' in the previous step. So, I believe my phone is ROOTED. **Correct me if I'm wrong.**
However, when I do adb root
, I get adbd cannot run as root in production builds
error.
So, I thought, I might have to do some additional stuff beyond what I did above. I tried all the solutions in the following SO questions:
None of the above worked for me. All they do is give the ROOT access INSIDE of SHELL. I want adb root
to work so that I can execute various adb commands WITHOUT going into shell.
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