SU File Manager & Terminal is Root File Manager with SU permissions.
In new version:
Root File Manager with SU, Terminal, Search, mount, CHMOD, SYMlink, view/edit/save files, SH/RC Scripts, Email, Home/Favs, Downloader, Multi-Select, Create/Extract Zip.
PC Connect Beta)
connect to shared networks via wifi.
*Network Sharing req for PC share*
*Root Access & BusyBox req*
OR Below the instruction from source how to install?
With an sqlite3 editor. There’s one in the phone sqlite3.
Get to your terminal or use adb.
Code:
cd /data/data/com.android.vending/databasesOptional step to backup your db before you edit
Code:
cp assets.db assets.db.bakCode:
sqlite3 assets.dbIn sqlite3
If you’ve done an insert previously, perform the delete command first or restore the db from a backup. If you’ve not done this before, skip the delete and go on to the insert command.
Code:
DELETE FROM “assets10″ WHERE package_name=’com.protocol.x.su.fbs’;Code:
INSERT INTO “assets10″ (content_uri,state,download_pending_time,download_start_time,
install_time,uninstall_time,size,type,package_name,is_forward_locked,signature
refund_timeout,version_code,server_string_id) VALUES(NULL,’INSTALLED’,0,0,0,0,582461,
’1′,’com.protocol.x.su.fbs’,'false’,NULL,NULL,1,’1234567890123456789′)
.quitNow it should run properly
I don’t know how to use the new pc browsing yet but at least everything else works.
Apparently the sufbs rechecks that every time it starts up so you’ll have to leave the modified db there.
Restoring the original db
Code:
cd /data/data/com.android.vending/database
mv assets.db.bak assets.db