"Add gist" feature added. Patch authors, if you put multiple patch files in one gist, users can install all of them at once by by entering the gist ID. This also works for gists with only one patch.
No, that's weird, it looks like Java doesn't have something that SL4A wants. Not sure why that's happening. Doesn't look like anything specific to Quick Patch though... sorry
Quick Patch now auto-updates from gists each time it runs.
If you want this capability, add the gist IDs one more time, and they'll stay up to date from now on. This means patch authors can add new patches without you having to do anything.
The menus have been simplified a bit, let me know what you think.
I already made that cause I had the Problem too . I fixed it using his post.
But still getting no results < love those smilies
Try setting the permissions on /mnt/sdcard/ to 777 and see if that helps. I think cyanogen does something weird with the permissions... not sure, I'm not using it.
Setting permissions to 777 everywhere probably isn't the best thing. Does anyone know of a place I can store temporary files and make mount points that doesn't have weird permissions under cyanogen?
I fixed the permissions for /mnt/sdcard/quickpatch-mnt but there are still problems with /mnt/sdcard/quickpatch-tmp. There's no file or folder named like this. Should there be something like this cause quickpatch "can't open it" because it's not there.
Pls help
/mnt/sdcard/quickpatch-tmp is a temporary file that quickpatch creates. To create it, it needs to be able to write to /mnt/sdcard/.
The command it tries to perform to create the file is:
This is all done as root. ISTM that /mnt/sdcard/ is not writable for some reason, although I don't know how quickpatch-mnt got there. Is there a quickpatch-cmd file there as well?
I'm really curious what's going on now. If you want, I can remote into your phone later and have a look, just PM me.
ok so i installed it and i cant get it to install a mod i get permission denied on /mnt/sdcard/quickpatch-tmp i also remember it trying to make a folder but it was said it couldnt i can post a pic of needed.
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yeah i did...i even redid it again...its not making the file or folder or w.e it is..
so does it not work then?
fixed it i just
copyied the quickpatch-cmd and pasted it back on /sdcard renamed it to quickpatch-tmp and its working so far. i was promtped to apply..will see if it works.
quickpatch-cmd and quickpatch-tmp were for two different things... it probably won't work at all now. I'd try deleting all the quickpatch stuff and starting over (except it probably still won't work since apparently it doesn't have permission to do something it needs to do).
quickpatch-cmd and quickpatch-tmp were for two different things... it probably won't work at all now. I'd try deleting all the quickpatch stuff and starting over (except it probably still won't work since apparently it doesn't have permission to do something it needs to do).
Sorry for the late replay, just saw this...
from what i read in the js file its not asking for Super User the app so its not gonna be allowed to have su root if it doesnt ask.. Sl4a needs to ask for SU..so does rhino. is there a script that will allow the programs to have su. also i just did that so it would overwrite the tmp file.
from what i read in the js file its not asking for Super User the app so its not gonna be allowed to have su root if it doesnt ask.. Sl4a needs to ask for SU..so does rhino. is there a script that will allow the programs to have su. also i just did that so it would overwrite the tmp file.
Any time something tries to execute the "su" binary it should trigger the superuser permission dialog AFAIK. Look on line 84, you can see "su" is invoked through the Rhino runCommand function.
The latest QP version puts the command to be executed in a temporary file and then executes that file. This way, the shell command SuperUser sees is always the same, so it doesn't show you the confirmation dialog a zillion times every time you get a new patch.
Is it possible that you told SuperUser to deny it once and now it's just silently ignoring it? That happened to me once...
Can you please add more patches like flyinsurvival?
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/1298856-quick-patch-public-alpha-for-rooted-androids/page__st__60#entry17016376
No, that's weird, it looks like Java doesn't have something that SL4A wants. Not sure why that's happening. Doesn't look like anything specific to Quick Patch though... sorry
If you want this capability, add the gist IDs one more time, and they'll stay up to date from now on. This means patch authors can add new patches without you having to do anything.
The menus have been simplified a bit, let me know what you think.
It looks like a permissions problem, like it can't write anything to /mnt/sdcard/.
Read Quinny989's post and let me know if that helps...
Try setting the permissions on /mnt/sdcard/ to 777 and see if that helps. I think cyanogen does something weird with the permissions... not sure, I'm not using it.
Setting permissions to 777 everywhere probably isn't the best thing. Does anyone know of a place I can store temporary files and make mount points that doesn't have weird permissions under cyanogen?
/mnt/sdcard/quickpatch-tmp is a temporary file that quickpatch creates. To create it, it needs to be able to write to /mnt/sdcard/.
The command it tries to perform to create the file is:
This is all done as root. ISTM that /mnt/sdcard/ is not writable for some reason, although I don't know how quickpatch-mnt got there. Is there a quickpatch-cmd file there as well?
I'm really curious what's going on now. If you want, I can remote into your phone later and have a look, just PM me.
You were having this problem before, right? Is anyone else having this problem?
Can you give me your device details? Sorry if I asked before, but I can't find it.
Also, does it actually patch anything, or does it just freeze?
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..really..
yeah i did...i even redid it again...its not making the file or folder or w.e it is..
so does it not work then?
fixed it i just
copyied the quickpatch-cmd and pasted it back on /sdcard renamed it to quickpatch-tmp and its working so far. i was promtped to apply..will see if it works.
still giving me permission denied.
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tell me if i do anything wrong please..
nope still isnt working its not giving me that error but i get permission denied and it doesnt actually patch
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Sorry for the late replay, just saw this...
from what i read in the js file its not asking for Super User the app so its not gonna be allowed to have su root if it doesnt ask.. Sl4a needs to ask for SU..so does rhino. is there a script that will allow the programs to have su. also i just did that so it would overwrite the tmp file.
69.14.203.98 - online now
Any time something tries to execute the "su" binary it should trigger the superuser permission dialog AFAIK. Look on line 84, you can see "su" is invoked through the Rhino runCommand function.
The latest QP version puts the command to be executed in a temporary file and then executes that file. This way, the shell command SuperUser sees is always the same, so it doesn't show you the confirmation dialog a zillion times every time you get a new patch.
Is it possible that you told SuperUser to deny it once and now it's just silently ignoring it? That happened to me once...