make sure your device has been rooted

[ChabaneAmaury]

Hi,
I have an error when trying to install a tool. It says

ERROR: Make sure you're device has been rooted

But I can't even start it when in su, and it does not ask for root permissions (termux already did)

Thanks

[Gameye98]

Does your phone has been root?
If it does, run tsu command on your termux before run Lazymux

[ChabaneAmaury]

Ok so tsu worked, but I have no idea where it has been saved

[Gameye98]

$ pkg up -y
$ apt install tsu -y

[ChabaneAmaury]

I was talking about the module installed from lazymux. Sorry about that

[Gameye98]

What module you have install on your termux?

[ChabaneAmaury]

it's a fresh install, almost nothing...

[Gameye98]

Pls provide any screenshot... cuz i dont understand what kind of issues you have when runnin Lazymux

[ChabaneAmaury]

Alright here is what I have (fresh install)
And if I try to run it with su:

Now with tsu:

As you can see, tsu make it cloning the git, but I have absolutely no clue from where it is saved

[Gameye98]

If you check on the lzmcore.py
It always move the cloned project into the $HOME
Where the symbol of ~ is refer the home directory, could you show me your current directory by input pwd on your termux and send a new screenshot?
And try to check your home directory by enter this command...

ls $HOME

[ChabaneAmaury]

There you go

[domdroid9944]

@Gameye98

[Gameye98]

Could you send a screenrecord to me when installing wifite with Lazymux? Cause there's no error on the code...

[ChabaneAmaury]

Ok so I was recording it for no reasons this time it has been saved in the Lazymux directory...BUT while trying to run it, turns out it need python 2 to work. Any advice on how to install 2 versions of python?

As you can see it has been saved...

[Gameye98]

I think the previous wifite has been saved to $HOME/.suroot

Solved!!