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I have full android sdk installed in my winXP for development and being updated to 2.3 as latest.
Recently i found that i am unable to do either ADB/fastboot as both "adb devices" and "fastboot devices" didnt list out of my attached nexus one.
i have tried to reinstalled the usb driver and the window shows "android bootloader" being connected on plugin.
Please advice
What folder did you point to when you ran the ADB commands?
C:\android-sdk-windows-2.0\platform-tools
I can mount as external stoage and no problem to trigger the command, but it seems can't detect my connected mobile through adb or fastboot neither.
Check if you have adb and fastboot file in the platform tools folder. If not you need to go download it from Google. When u got my new laptop it also didn't work. It kept telling me adb commands was not available.
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Since you're not getting a "command not found" message, you're obviously in the right folder. Try installing the latest drivers instead of reinstalling the ones you have...
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Okay, so what program can I use to type commands into my captivate?
Or can I type commands directly into my captivate.
Someone posted that If I don't know then I shoudnt bother but if I never learn I will never become the genius dev I know I can be.
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http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Okay I've had the android sdk for a while but I can't figure out how to get to that part. I can't even get my phone screen to show up on my computer screen.
Thanks for the fast response.
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logicrulez said:
Okay I've had the android sdk for a while but I can't figure out how to get to that part. I can't even get my phone screen to show up on my computer screen.
Thanks for the fast response.
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Just use the adb tools.. Should be a folder called Tools containing adb.exe
Once you have it,
from command prompt go to the folder and then start typing commands to the phone, with the phone connected to PC using debug mode.
For instance > adb devices
It should show the device connected to the PC
What is it ? ADB Shell . is it CMD command on Windows or what ?
muslimbaha said:
What is it ? ADB Shell . is it CMD command on Windows or what ?
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https://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html
It's Android Debug Bridge. Basically, it's a command line interface from your PC to your phone. Think of a terminal emulator that you run on the phone itself. ADB is pretty much the same, but from a PC. It is part of Android SDK. You can also find it included in many installation packages posted here on XDA, e.g. CWM recovery. There is an executable and a couple of DLLs.
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kt-Froggy said:
It's Android Debug Bridge. Basically, it's a command line interface from your PC to your phone. Think of a terminal emulator that you run on the phone itself. ADB is pretty much the same, but from a PC. It is part of Android SDK. You can also find it included in many installation packages posted here on XDA, e.g. CWM recovery. There is an executable and a couple of DLLs.
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Sorry, but i know what it is now, how do i run it though? im trying to follow the htc desire hd guide to root my phone, which everything is done up until the point i have to test that i have root in debug mode. Not sure how to do this? run abd.exe? it just showed me a cmd window which runs and then dissapears.
If you got your phone rooted or want to test it run adb.exe shell the type su and hit enter. If the prompt change from $ to # you have root access
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bitdomo said:
If you got your phone rooted or want to test it run adb.exe shell the type su and hit enter. If the prompt change from $ to # you have root access
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What is likely to be the problem if it says SU permission denied?
If you are on stock, that means that you have no root access. If you have cm10 or cm10.1 you have to enable adb root access somewhere in the settings. I am sorry but I can not tell you at the moment where to enable it because I am on stock right now.
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kt-Froggy said:
It's Android Debug Bridge. Basically, it's a command line interface from your PC to your phone. Think of a terminal emulator that you run on the phone itself. ADB is pretty much the same, but from a PC. It is part of Android SDK. You can also find it included in many installation packages posted here on XDA, e.g. CWM recovery. There is an executable and a couple of DLLs.
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Thanks Bro for this information
Hello,
I've been unlocked and rooted for a few weeks and all has been good. Not sure how I did this but I seem to have now bricked my phone though. I can only get my phone to boot to CWM recovery, not to boot properly. Also - while in CWM I get an error E: Can't mount /sdcard/ .
This means I can't copy a ROM to the phone to flash.
Any other way I can get around this? My phone is an unbranded HTC One on T Mobile in the UK. Any help would ne majorly appreciated!!
Did you find a way around as i m stuck too in recovery cant mount external sd card...
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Try with the command:
Code:
adb push name_of_rom.zip /sdcard
^^if that doesn't work I would try going into recovery and trying to install from sideload
adb sideload name_of_your_rom.zip command on your PC.
Make sure name_of_your_rom.zip is in your folder with your adb files.
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redbull123 said:
^^if that doesn't work I would try going into recovery and trying to install from sideload
adb sideload name_of_your_rom.zip command on your PC.
Make sure name_of_your_rom.zip is in your folder with your adb files.
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Cheers for the help guys - I'll give it a go
Sooooo, possibly getting somewhere.
Basically I can now see the sdcard from within CWM. However - I can't push anything to it via adb.
If I go into fastboot and type 'adb devices' I get no devices found. However - typing 'fastboot devices' does see the device.
??
You have to use adb command in recovery..
Hmmmm, still the same.
I'm beginning to think I've bricked it. Fastboot commands from Fastboot work, but can't get adb commands from recovery to work.
Wonder if I use a different laptop...?
thenoble06 said:
Hmmmm, still the same.
I'm beginning to think I've bricked it. Fastboot commands from Fastboot work, but can't get adb commands from recovery to work.
Wonder if I use a different laptop...?
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Reflash the recovery and upgrade your adb with the latest...
Or try the sideload method.
Don't mean to offend, but are you running the commands from within the folder in cmd?
ie. My adb folder is called android and it's on my desktop on my mac so I would type:
cd /users/my_name/desktop/android
before I would write any commands.
Try clearing your cache in recovery also
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redbull123 said:
Don't mean to offend, but are you running the commands from within the folder in cmd?
ie. My adb folder is called android and it's on my desktop on my mac so I would type:
cd /users/my_name/desktop/android
before I would write any commands.
Try clearing your cache in recovery also
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Your not offending me! I do work in IT but readily admit I'm a NOOB when it comes to Android and ADB.
When I try to sideload I get the same error: device not found error.
I'll give clearing cache and reinstalling the Recovery a bash
No offense taken RedBull, I'll gladly admit I'm a newbie when it comes to ADB (but I am in the right directory).
I'm so close to fixing this, if I could just, somehow, get a rom onto the phone I could flash it and away I go. How I wish the One had a removable card since I can't get the phone to be recognised (error: no device found) when using ADB and Recovery. However, weirdly, I can push different recoveries using AIO kit (but can't use it for anything else). Also weird how FASTBOOT recognises the phone, but Recovery/ADB doesn't
Would a USB OTG cable help? I'm guessing not.
thenoble06 said:
No offense taken RedBull, I'll gladly admit I'm a newbie when it comes to ADB (but I am in the right directory).
I'm so close to fixing this, if I could just, somehow, get a rom onto the phone I could flash it and away I go. How I wish the One had a removable card since I can't get the phone to be recognised (error: no device found) when using ADB and Recovery. However, weirdly, I can push different recoveries using AIO kit (but can't use it for anything else). Also weird how FASTBOOT recognises the phone, but Recovery/ADB doesn't
Would a USB OTG cable help? I'm guessing not.
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I haven't tried this myself, but ClockworkMod Touch is supposed to support USB OTG:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173863
As is TWRP:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2173870&highlight=usb+otg
Just remember to plug everything in before you enter recovery
'fastboot erase cache' before flashing a new recovery
And if USB OTG works i could use it to copy a file from a USB drive to my phone?
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thenoble06 said:
And if USB OTG works i could use it to copy a file from a USB drive to my phone?
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Like i said - i haven't tried it, but there is an option to install a zip from external sdcard in recovery, so it may be that.
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Use hasoons toolkit, it has option to sideload. Just make sure you select sideload in recovery. I had the same issue but I was on twrp . Hopefully cwm has side load option
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Yeah i tried, for some reason i cant get my laptop to see my phone via ADB
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Make backup pf your sd card then munt usb storage voa cwm format the int and ext sd card then it will be mounted cause i faced this proplem tpday on my tablet and i solved it like that it's simple
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thenoble06 said:
Your not offending me! I do work in IT but readily admit I'm a NOOB when it comes to Android and ADB.
When I try to sideload I get the same error: device not found error.
I'll give clearing cache and reinstalling the Recovery a bash
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regarding the device not found error, check if the adb interface is installed in the device manager. may be you have to install it manually .
Also i had the same issue with the sdcard (not able to access), i have wiped the Data partition because sdcard is included inside (in /data/media) of course you will lose all the files in sdcard.
NiceIceDice96 said:
Make backup pf your sd card then munt usb storage voa cwm format the int and ext sd card then it will be mounted cause i faced this proplem tpday on my tablet and i solved it like that it's simple
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This device it is not able to mount sdcard via recovery yet, but if you use an off cable it will work I have done it
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I stupidly showed my teenage son how to use ROM Manager and CWM on my phone.
He has now completely deleted (and I feel formatted) ALL Data etc on the phone.
So, as I cannot use any software on my MAC to transfer ROMs to the phone CAN Someone please advise how to get a ROM on the phone?
I can still access CWM Recovery. I have Android SDK installed, including Eclipse.
Please remember I am using a MAC, when you helpfully pass on ideas or solutions
Go to adb and fastboot folder, boot into recovery and use the command from terminal:
Code:
adb push name-of-rom.zip /sdcard/
.
Remember to put the rom into adb/fastboot folder
Hey, thank you.
I will try that soon
Hmm, trouble getting this done
I keep getting "command not found" message. Everything is in the folder.
I have done a CD to the folder etc
aussie_boi said:
Hmm, trouble getting this done
I keep getting "command not found" message. Everything is in the folder.
I have done a CD to the folder etc
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Are you doing it while in recovery?
Try 'adb devices' and see if it sees your device
Type exactly the command you're typing to try push your ROM so we can see if you've made a slight mistake...
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redbull123 said:
Are you doing it while in recovery?
Try 'adb devices' and see if it sees your device
Type exactly the command you're typing to try push your ROM so we can see if you've made a slight mistake...
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Okies, I have tried adb devices and it comes back with no device listing. I was in CWM Recovery mode.
This is what I typed - /Users/Greg/Downloads/Android/sdk/platform-tools/adb push AR10.1.zip /sdcard/ for the push, and
I typed this for the adb devices command - /Users/Greg/Downloads/Android/sdk/platform-tools/adb devices
aussie_boi said:
Okies, I have tried adb devices and it comes back with no device listing. I was in CWM Recovery mode.
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What does your adb folder have in it? I use a Mac and all I have is 2 files:
adb
fastboot
Try going into fastboot it should say FASTBOOT USB then try 'fastboot devices'
Also, try a different usb port...
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redbull123 said:
What does your adb folder have in it? I use a Mac and all I have is 2 files:
adb
fastboot
Try going into fastboot it should say FASTBOOT USB then try 'fastboot devices'
Also, try a different usb port...
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This is the response this time - homelatform-tools Greg$ /Users/Greg/Downloads/Android/sdk/platform-tools/fastboot devices
HT34LW912007 fastboot
aussie_boi said:
This is the response this time - homelatform-tools Greg$ /Users/Greg/Downloads/Android/sdk/platform-tools/fastboot devices
HT34LW912007fastboot
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Now try recovery again
adb devices
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redbull123 said:
Now try recovery again
adb devices
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It's not playing ball at all - this is the response after "adb devices"
home:Android Greg$ /Users/Greg/Downloads/Android/adb devices
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
home:Android Greg$
aussie_boi said:
It's not playing ball at all - this is the response after "adb devices"
home:Android Greg$ /Users/Greg/Downloads/Android/adb devices
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
home:Android Greg$
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Try finding the two files I said earlier in your sdk and make a new folder just with those two files and your ROM.zip and try opening your terminal window from that new folder.
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redbull123 said:
Try finding the two files I said earlier in your sdk and make a new folder just with those two files and your ROM.zip and try opening your terminal window from that new folder.
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Okies, I have already done that. I copied the "adb and fastboot" files from the sdk and added the "ROM.zip" file there also.
In recovery, I still get no devices listed with "adb devices"
I have opened a terminal window from within the case folder ... etc etc
I'm in the same spot and I don't have acess to a windows computer, tried doing this for almost 3 hours last night
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rizzxx7 said:
I'm in the same spot and I don't have acess to a windows computer, tried doing this for almost 3 hours last night
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Its much easier on a Mac. Have you downloaded the adb and fastboot files? Once you have those, navigate to their folder using cd in Terminal, add the rom zip and then use
Code:
./adb push rom.zip /data/media/
I've seen this happen on my friend's HTC One a week ago. I was able to fix it by using the ALL IN ONE TOOL that was posted in this forum. I SIDELOADED a ROM, but only AFTER flashing the stock Boot.img and kernel. I dunno if this helps, but it certainly fixed the problem for me.... oh and also, I did this on a Windows 7 lappy and I'm not familiar with Macs.
MacHackz said:
Its much easier on a Mac. Have you downloaded the adb and fastboot files? Once you have those, navigate to their folder using cd in Terminal, add the rom zip and then use
Code:
./adb push rom.zip /data/media/
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I will try this once again when I get home, I've got a nandroid file from a stock tmobile Rom that I will try to install
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MacHackz said:
Its much easier on a Mac. Have you downloaded the adb and fastboot files? Once you have those, navigate to their folder using cd in Terminal, add the rom zip and then use
Code:
./adb push rom.zip /data/media/
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When I do this, I still get the error: device not found
This is what I did when in the directory using Terminal within that directory. I was in Fastboot USB for the ADB push
home:Android Greg$ ./adb push ar10.1.zip /data/media/
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
error: device not found
And when I do Fastboot Devices and ADB Devices, I get this in Fastboot USB mode
home:Android Greg$ ./fastboot devices
HT34LW912007 fastboot
home:Android Greg$ ./adb devices
List of devices attached
home:Android Greg$
This has really got me puzzled
shinobix37 said:
I've seen this happen on my friend's HTC One a week ago. I was able to fix it by using the ALL IN ONE TOOL that was posted in this forum. I SIDELOADED a ROM, but only AFTER flashing the stock Boot.img and kernel. I dunno if this helps, but it certainly fixed the problem for me.... oh and also, I did this on a Windows 7 lappy and I'm not familiar with Macs.
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@shinobix37
Can you give me the link for the AllInOne Tools etc and where to download the Stock Kernel etc and how you did the side load.
Seems the SDK ADB is not working for me. Fastboot obviously is. This is all really strange
aussie_boi said:
@shinobix37
Can you give me the link for the AllInOne Tools etc and where to download the Stock Kernel etc and how you did the side load.
Seems the SDK ADB is not working for me. Fastboot obviously is. This is all really strange
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When you use the command make sure your in cwm not fastboot.
So go into cwm then use command that you said before
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Android The Greek said:
When you use the command make sure your in cwm not fastboot.
So go into cwm then use command that you said before
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Thanks. I had been in CWM earlier, and the same as just now, when I try ./adb devices ... while in CWM, terminal returns no listing of devices.
It seems to me that ADB does work, as it identifies the "daemon is out of date" and restarts it successfully.
It is just that ADB does not recognise the HTC One, whilst "Fastboot devices" does, while not in fast boot usb.
I am still lost. CWM works. ADB cannot connect ...
Help