Cannot run root command on non-rooted device.

[cwallen19803]

Yes, the device is not rooted and no, I have no idea which command is the problem. The only thing I can see in the log that be it is enable wifi, which genera request to the helper file.

In any case, wifi is enabled and as far as I can tell, everything I want to happen does happen.

Ideas?

 

[Jacob L]

If you need to know which command it is, you could put a log entry just before and just after the command you suspect. You could also disable the commands that you suspect are not the culprit. Normally, this happens with airplane mode action sometimes.

 

[cwallen19803]

Did that. I now think it is the Airplane Mode Off. Macrodroid is the default assist app.

Curiously, that command works. I can only assume that macrodroid is able to turn airplane mode off but an error is generated anyway.

No error if I toggle the airplane icon. Only if I issue the command. No error if I use MD to turn airplane mode on.

I was just wondering if anyone else has seen this. It's been happening for a while (month +) now. Surely it isn't only me.

 

[cwallen19803]

Now I'm sure of it. See the screen shot.

 

[dhj49er]

Macrodroid when turning Airplane off produces the system log entry you have observed. It has no significance as the Airplane off has been actioned.
Safe to just ignore it.

 

[Jacob L]

I see this too!

 

[cwallen19803]

Thanks for confirming

 

[MacroDroidDev]

Thanks for flagging this, I will make sure it is gone in the next update.