(08-15-2017, 01:31 AM)ikikinoko Wrote:Hi I didn't mean to imply that it is very difficult. I am using a windows app created by a guy on the RemixOS forum. It is still available for download. Basically, it unpacks the system.img to a folder called system. The root32 and root64 functions are also preinstalled but the developer hasn't updated to newer version of SuperSU with binaries and that is why you need to go to Play Store and update to new SuperSU version before updating binaries. I'm very busy with other things and so I've been lazy and just used the automated functions of the app. If you want to use the app, I can provide you with a link. It should be easy enough to replace GmsCore.apk as you suggested.(08-14-2017, 08:44 PM)lollyjay Wrote:Thanks for the reply! Seems really hard there, is it like unpacking system image into writable local disk I guess. But no problem for now, I finally rooted my system even using current beta version of Supersu. Seemed my trick for RemixOS wasn't 'completely' done, and thanks to that I also could updated busybox applets (even though 'poweroff' syntax isn't working). May be the last thing I haven't done here is installing Xposed Framework (not official rovo89 but abforce one via PurifyOS version).(08-13-2017, 04:06 AM)ikikinoko Wrote:Rooting requires special software.(08-11-2017, 07:47 PM)lollyjay Wrote: Hi I have a rooted 64bit system.img file for download...Hi there! I'm really new here and just migrated myself from Remix to Phoenix...
May I give you a suggestion? Yesterday I could updated Google Play Service, and you can do the same since it requires pre-installed system.img to make it working (just replace GmsCore.apk though). Since you ever released pre rooted system.img of OS, I think you can also add updated Gms too alongside rooting system imo(it would help other before devs make ver. 2.1.2).
Edit: For latest version of Gms itself, I grabbed from OpenGapps package. But you need to know how to unpack .tar.lz.
EDIT To convert .tar.lz to an archive like 7z, I use this online app: https://convertio.co/tar.lz-7z
