I wrote a shell script that I saved in the root directory of the sdcard, however, file permissions were 660 and I could not find a way to make it executable. 'chmod +x' did not work, nor could SolidExplorer change permissions. Googling suggested that if I copied it to e.g. /data I could then change permissions, file permissions were indeed 760 after copying but did not stick when copying the file back to the sdcard and reverted to 660.
I can execute the shell script on the sdcard running it as 'sh script' but I'd rather have it executable as is.
Is this not possible?
Thanks.
I can execute the shell script on the sdcard running it as 'sh script' but I'd rather have it executable as is.
Is this not possible?
Thanks.
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