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check-adb throws error "The Android device does not seem to have a su
binary. Cannot run this module."
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Is your android phone rooted? |
No, the phone used is not rooted.
…On July 19, 2021 12:12:04 PM GMT+02:00, Tek ***@***.***> wrote:
Is your android phone rooted?
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Facing the same issue here. I have not rooted by device, but I have installed a custom rom on my android device. Can the devs suggest a way to overcome this? |
On non rooted phones some things do not work |
same here. tab s7+ non-rooted. however, mvt works with my tab s6 which is rooted. |
I think for su scans the device must be rooted |
I have the same problem. So basically to be able to run this tool, I need to root my device, which might make it vulnarable to attacks and also basically wipes my device? |
@pwfraley |
No, it is not recommended to root your own device. Some modules however can only function with root available. Simply you won't be able to run those modules. |
Running the check-adb command fails because of missing
su
binary on the device.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: