Running the "mount" command from a shell will likely show that /system
is mounted read-only as per default android setup, unless you've
changed that in the process of rooting the phone. The exact syntax of
the (somewhat non-standard?) mount command to use for remounting it
read/write is not something I recall at the moment, but you'll find it
with some web searching.
On Sep 16, 6:32 am, Francesco Pace <paxa...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I use Superuser.apk for execute "su" command. My program write file test.txt
> in /system but statement Log.v("TEST]", String.valueOf(list.length)); return
> value 0.
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