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This limitation is not due to the FAT filesystem : Since 4.4, Android only lets a special user group write on the card. Your card could be in NTFS, or EXT or whatever more, you'll have the same problem. The only way to bypass this limitation is to root your device, and install some 3rd party apps/patchs, or manuallay edit some files.
You can use tune2fs (shell command) for this. The target output entry is 'Block size'. The corresponding block device (mmcblk1p1) depends on your hardware and needs to be replaced respectively. tune2fs -l /dev/block/mmcblk1p1
I fixed it myself. I went to the recovery menu (CWM) Mounted /system Plugged it into my Laptop Opened ADB on my Laptop Comand: adb shell went to /system/bin and replaced the file Hopefully this helps other who do the same mistake!
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