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tcheupa is offline tcheupa
2012-06-07 , 11:41
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#11
Hi,

I'm trying to change mac address on N9, I was able to execute ifconfig located in /sbin after getting root acces... but only once. Since then, no way to execute ifconfig any more ! ls -ifconfig in /sbin shows me ifconfig, if I type ifconfig, I get

sh: ifconfig: not found

Any idea ?

Thanks for helping
 
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2012-06-07 , 11:42
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#12
did you try /sbin/ifconfig than?
 

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2012-06-07 , 11:47
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#13
Works ! Thanks

Sorry fot the stupid question, but why doesn't "ifconfig" alone work if my working directory is /sbin ?

Ok, now with the command ifconfig wlan0 hw ether macadress, I get:

ifconfig: SIOCSIFHWADDR: Operation not permitted

Does it have something to do with Aegis?
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2012-06-07 , 12:07
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#14
I do not have N9, but:
Originally Posted by tcheupa View Post
Sorry fot the stupid question, but why doesn't "ifconfig" alone work if my working directory is /sbin ?
because you are not root or at least do not have the shell with all env vars of root (need /sbin in PATH)command to excute something not in path is
{dir}/command
in your case
/sbin/command
or also possible (current dir)
./command

Originally Posted by tcheupa View Post
Ok, now with the command ifconfig wlan0 hw ether macadress, I get:
ifconfig: SIOCSIFHWADDR: Operation not permitted
Same applies here. No root access.

Originally Posted by tcheupa View Post
Does it have something to do with Aegis?
NFC
 

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tcheupa is offline tcheupa
2012-06-07 , 12:34
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Ok, it seems the root access on N9 (devel-su) doesn't give the same level of privileges as the sudo gainroot on N900.

I have to find out how to get this acces on N9.

Inception installed, nothing changed...
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2012-06-07 , 17:35
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#16
then try open kernel... it worked for me fine...
 
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2012-06-07 , 19:44
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inception =)) just do it
 
tcheupa is offline tcheupa
2012-06-08 , 05:18
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Solution found on HFR, the correct syntax is:

develsh -c "/sbin/ifconfig ..."
 

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2012-06-08 , 06:31
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#19
You always have to do such things in develsh.
Probably you did not enter develsh at all, trying to use ifconfig?
I was able to execute ifconfig located in /sbin after getting root acces... but only once
This told me you know that already, but ...

You may activate the develsh (root access) also just via
Code:
develsh
and then enter your command(s).
Syntax of
Code:
develsh -c "command -parameter"
just executes this command once with root access from normal shell.
 
tcheupa is offline tcheupa
2012-06-08 , 07:25
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I thought entering devel-su & password give full root access, just like sudo gainroot on N900.
 
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