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@Xerxes321

Have you tried setting SuperUser to auto accept all Root Access requests?

Might not fix it but it's worth a shot.

@Xerxes321

Have you tried setting SuperUser to auto accept all Root Access requests?

Might not fix it but it's worth a shot.

Yes I tried that, but it did not work. Other apps have root and I get the SU notification that Lucky Patcher has been granted access, but it still complains it doesn't have root. I've updated SU and Busybox with no luck.

Any suggestions?

Do we lose Pro version once a new version of Titanium is released?? I installed this release 2 days ago and it was working as Pro. Now I see that today a new version of Titanium is out and I noticed that the 5.4.0.2 install on my phone has reverted back to non-Pro.

using lucky patcher you have to apply the custom patch again every time you update
you can update it via the market then apply the custom patch in lucky patcher right after to make it pro

I've installed the latest version of TB from the market and installed the latest Lucky Patcher 2.0.6. On my new Samsung Galaxy S3 that is rooted, Lucky Patcher tries to apply the custom patch and says it does not have Root Access. However, the phone is rooted, I have other apps that require root, and Lucky Patcher when it starts, I get the notification that it has root access.

Any ideas? Or can anyone post a patched TB apk?

You have to remove the old patch with Lucky Patcher,