Android device does not have sqlite3 problem (sqlite3 not found)

Now a lot of mobile phones are not sqlite3. Open/system/xbin directory found only two files, Sqlite3 really was cut off.

Sqlite3 generally is common, so go to find a sqlite3 just fine.

Workaround:

1, first in Eclipse on a simulator, DDMS find/system/xbin directory found sqlite3 files, to/system/lib directory found libncurses.so files, pull these two files to the computer. Then push the sqlite3, libncurses.so files to the sdcard root of the HTC Target.

2. Mount the/system directory as read-write, $ mount-o remount,rw-t Yaffs2/dev/block/mtdblock3/system (if prompted mount:operation not permitted, the operation is not allowed , you need to execute the SU command first).

3. Copy the Sqlite3 file under SDcard to the directory device. $ cp/mnt/sdcard/sqlite3/system/xbin (if prompted Cp:not found, the Android device is not integrated with the Linux command, you need to install a busybox on it).

4, modify Sqlite3 permissions $ chmod 4755/system/xbin/sqlite3.

5. Import related. So files. $ cp/mnt/sdcard/libncurses.so/system/lib.

6. Restore the/system directory as read-only $ mount-o remount,ro-t Yaffs2/dev/block/mtdblock3/system.