Hi,pls can anyone help my how to install ADB on my ubuntu 10.10?thanx
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Hey guys im new here and new to android too. my android sdk doesnt seem to work anymore. when i typed adb shell, it will show daemon starts successfully. it worked flawlessly previously. however when i tried using adb command like adb devices all these, it will shows "adb not found" what does this mean? i open the command prompt at the tools folder and have tried to reinstall my samsung I9000 driver but still it doesnt work. Is it cos of the path i set is wrong or wad? Im using window 7 and the folder name of tat android sdk is called "android" on my desktop. can anyone help me with this??? thanks. i need the adb to work in order to install some game and root. thanks in advance
Reinstall SDK
i tried reinstalling driver and sdk and the result is still the same. any other suggestion?
Not sure if it helps, but I had problems installing i9000 drivers until I installed Kies. Kies installed all the drivers perfectly.
you have to restart the adb daemon as root, eg:
sudo ./adb kill-server
sudo ./adb start-server
edit: just read that you are using windows ... so run the command without he "sudo" but under the admin-user ...
Hi everyone,
i am very thankful for every help i get...so thanks in advance.
My problem is, that i need to install new shell commands (like another version of "sed"), but i do not know how to achieve this. Using Ubuntu you just use apt-get. But how does this work in the shell (terminal emulator or via ssh or adb) of Android-Linux.
So thanks again for any help..i m really desperate about this subject, since i want to use a few more commands than given in the shell of Android-Linux.
Greetings
Hello,
Is it normal that adb doesn't work in recovery mode?
My Windows (7 x64) install detects a USB device but it gives errors.
Adb works in Android, do I need special drivers for using it in CWM?
Thanks
Hi people, i need to enable fastboot in my moto G 2014 xt1068, but i no finded the drivers device for motorola; in the site of motorolas company's no have disponible drivers for linux, the ADB+fastboot software is for windows, im trying to root my device, but i no have idea how i do this, i have linux mint 17 cinnamon x64, if somebody knows root moto G 2014 XT1068 in linux mint, PLEASE, HELPME!
I need, enable fastboot
and enable root in my device
---to install--- SDFIXER(REPAIR KITKAT ERROR FOR SDCARD!)
(sorry for my english!)
use "sudo apt-get install android-tools-fastboot" in terminal, if it is Ubuntu.
I think same will work on Mint.
navjottomer said:
use "sudo apt-get install android-tools-fastboot" in terminal, if it is Ubuntu.
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Can you give me step-by-step to root my device?
Open terminal and use above command. Fastboot command is same like windows. So follow normal rooting guide after installing Fastboot.
PS: to install adb use this command "sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb"
navjottomer said:
Open terminal and use above command. Fastboot command is same like windows. So follow normal rooting guide after installing Fastboot.
PS: to install adb use this command "sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb"
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Tanks, ALL RIGHT! DEVICE UNLOCKED! THANKS navjottomer
My pleasure
I've got 2 linux boxes sitting on my desk, one is running Arch the other Ubuntu 14.04. Both machines are able to detect fastboot mode if I boot it using the stock recovery but neither is able to connect using ADB when booted to system or recovery unless sideload is enabled.
I've seen plenty of posts of people using adb in linux so I'm just trying to figure out what I'm missing. Thanks
For adb when you're fully booting into stock or a rom, do you have adb enabled in developer options?
Sblood86 said:
or recovery unless sideload is enabled.
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That is how it is suppose to behave. Adb is not active until you select the adb sideload option.
I'm on linux.
Sblood86 said:
I've got 2 linux boxes sitting on my desk, one is running Arch the other Ubuntu 14.04. Both machines are able to detect fastboot mode if I boot it using the stock recovery but neither is able to connect using ADB when booted to system or recovery unless sideload is enabled.
I've seen plenty of posts of people using adb in linux so I'm just trying to figure out what I'm missing. Thanks
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You can dissect the Linux VM I'm using for adb.
i386 VM http://tinyurl.com/zok3o93
amd64 VM http://tinyurl.com/j75g5ju
It's a bare bones install. Installed only 2 packages, android-tools-adb and android-tools-fastboot, and grabbed the skia tar for adb 1.0.32.
I am running as root when I use adb.
If you happen to be using an x64 kernel, I saw mentioned for adb 1.0.32. One would need to grab the following packages for it to work.
dpkg --add-architecture i386
apt-get update
apt-get install libc6:i386 libstdc++6:i386 libncurses5:i386
thekrakah said:
You can dissect the Linux VM I'm using for adb.
i386 VM http://tinyurl.com/zok3o93
amd64 VM http://tinyurl.com/j75g5ju
It's a bare bones install. Installed only 2 packages, android-tools-adb and android-tools-fastboot, and grabbed the skia tar for adb 1.0.32.
I am running as root when I use adb.
If you happen to be using an x64 kernel, I saw mentioned for adb 1.0.32. One would need to grab the following packages for it to work.
dpkg --add-architecture i386
apt-get update
apt-get install libc6:i386 libstdc++6:i386 libncurses5:i386
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Long story short I wound up bypassing the need for ADB in the first place. Sorry to have bothered people
I expect it was the fact that I hadn't actually found the option to enable ADB in the settings however.