Starting the Server

FIRERPA installed via Magisk or the auto-start APP will start automatically on boot. You only need to restart your device after the initial installation and can skip this chapter. If you installed it manually, you need to continue with this chapter to start the server manually.

Hint

On the first start, the remote desktop may get stuck on loading. If this happens, please first try restarting the device and then restarting the FIRERPA service. If it still doesn't work after waiting for a long time, please report this issue to us.

Executing the Start Command

Now, enter the adb shell again and switch to the su root user. Execute the following command. After execution, please wait for the process to exit. The output llllaamDaa started indicates that the service has started successfully and entered background mode. You can then exit the adb shell. Otherwise, please troubleshoot according to the error messages below.

sh /data/server/bin/launch.sh

Troubleshooting Error Messages

The following error messages may appear while starting FIRERPA. You can troubleshoot based on these messages. Under normal circumstances, llllaamDaa started will be output to the screen upon successful startup. At this point, the service has successfully entered background mode and has not exited. You can close the terminal and proceed with other operations. However, if any of the following errors appear, the startup has failed. You can troubleshoot the issue based on the error messages below.

Error OutputDescription
already runningThe service is already running.
invalid TZ areaSystem timezone is not set or is incorrect.
not run as rootPlease run as the root user.
unsupported sdkThis Android system version is not supported.
abi not matchThe tar.gz package for the wrong architecture was used.
file brokenFile is corrupted, please reinstall.