Thread: [Announce] N9/50 QuickTweak app (for PR1.3 only) - v9.8.8
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arthurartoria is offline arthurartoria
2013-12-12 , 13:23
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#8040
I tried this method first :
Changing the root password

After you have activated developer mode and the device has rebooted, change the root password.

Open Terminal from the Applications view.
To change to root user, enter the following command:

devel-su

Enter the root password. The default root password is 'rootme'.

Note: To verify that you are the root user, enter pwd. Output example:
~# pwd
/root

To change the password, enter the following command:

passwd

Enter the new root password.
Re-enter the new root password.
To change back to /home/user, enter the following command:

exit
Therefore, the password in terminals changed to "12345678".

Then I followed your guidance and used the "H-5" option in Qtweak with the password "12345678" typed.

But still, it showed me the "su : incorrect password".
I nearly got crazy at that time.....

The more information i can provide is that :
1. I flashed open-mode, ubiboot and have sailfish port with a clean system.

2. When i installed the Qtweak, I had to install the "bash" and "wget" by myself in terminals. I think this is really unusuall since last time i installed qtweak and every had done for me.

So please help me. I want to use Qtweak so much !