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 Testing remote requires a few things:
 * a platform that you can install an agent on (currently, Windows Mobile (c++), Android (java), and Maemo/Linux (python).  NOTE: a generic C++ linux agent is in development
-** If you're on Android and you want to use SUTAgent, you must be rooted. You also need to be prepared to manually allow root access to SUTAgent, as it needs to execute a number of commands (most notably kill) which require this level of access (as an alternative to this, make a backup copy of /system/bin/su and run 'cat /system/bin/sh > /system/bin/sh' as described [https://wiki.mozilla.org/ReferencePlatforms/mobile-imaging-android-tegra here])
+** If you're on Android and you want to use SUTAgent, you must be rooted. You also need to be prepared to manually allow root access to SUTAgent, as it needs to execute a number of commands (most notably kill) which require this level of access.
+** As an alternative to manually giving SUTAgent permission to do these things, make a backup copy of /system/bin/su and run 'cat /system/bin/sh > /system/bin/sh' as described in the instructions for [https://wiki.mozilla.org/ReferencePlatforms/mobile-imaging-android-tegra remote tegra imaging] (search for tegra_gainroot.sh).
 * a recent build or downloaded tests package (from mozilla-central, not 1.9.2)
 * the ip address of your device