Hello,
Does someone have a list of ADB commands or intents which can be used with Android Auto?
Thanks.
SOFO888 said:
Hello,
Does someone have a list of ADB commands or intents which can be used with Android Auto?
Thanks.
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Download app manager and find it by yourself. It shows you in a list and you can press and run one by one. Then you can run every each one with Tasker if you want.
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SOFO888 said:
Hello,
Does someone have a list of ADB commands or intents which can be used with Android Auto?
Thanks.
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Would like to know the same thing. Is there a package name(s) I can uninstall via ADB that will remove Android Auto? Not interested in installing EXTRA apps to perform this. Thanks.
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Hi,
We previously used the 'rsync for android' app to backup the phone to one of our linux boxes. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like that app is downloadable anymore from the store (we reset the phone). Is there a native android rsync client we can use? Believe it or not, a google search has not been very helpful (yet).
If not, what do you suggest is the best and easiest method to perform weekly backups from android to linux? By the way, we are not rooted.
Thank you!
I downloaded the apk from apkmonk - sorry, not allowed to post the link as I´m a new user...
(apkmonk.com / app / eu.kowalczuk.rsync4android /)
... and installed it via the "APK Installer" app.
Wanted to continue with rsync4android because it is working great (still with Android 6.x) and due to the Tasker integration.
Hey guys I am doing some testing with my app that i have created and I want to put it on my phone so i can test it on the move.
How can this be done?
Also can someone run through how I release the app from Android Studio to my Desktop?
Thanks guys.
I am no expert in this field but I found these 2 links which could guide you in the right direction-
http://www.techotopia.com/index.php/Testing_Android_Studio_Apps_on_a_Physical_Android_Device
https://developer.android.com/studio/run/device.html
And I think there's also an option to generate the apk for a given project.Google will help you.sorry I cannot be of much help
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Both of your above question somewhat work together. You can install the app to your phone by enabling the developer option in the phone's settings and debugging mode, then plug the phone on to the PC/Mac and then click "run" in Android studio and you should see your phone name in the ADB window.
To export the app to your desktop; In android Studio go to Build> Build APK - I hope that helps
andre3 said:
Both of your above question somewhat work together. You can install the app do your phone by enabling the developer option in the phone's settings and debugging mode, then plug the phone on to the PC/Mac and then click "run" in Android studio and you should see your phone name in the ADB window.
To export the app to your desktop; In android Studio go to Build> Build APK - I hope that helps
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I was trying to mention the build apk option but I had forgotten the exact word [emoji14]
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hi,
I don't know if this is specific to fire or a general cyanogen question, but I work with fire- so there it is.
According to the tutorials I see (most notably Rootjunkies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4dwguHoxTvo) when I install CM I also need to put in SU in TWRP (or any other bootloader). Can I not to? What would happen?
I'd rather that apps I'll install be at their maximum segregation possible and have no loopholes to wiggle through.
Thank you very much.
You don't have to start a new thread, for every question
you have a few other threads, that you were are getting answers in
starting a new thread just means you have to wait
till someone with an answer sees your new thread
rather than getting an notification that you replied in an existing thread
it's up to you...
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Oh,
I actually thought it's more proper and organized that way. Separate issues- separate threads, and only those who are knowledgeable on that question would reply .
I'll try better next time.
thank you.
oy-ster said:
hi,
I don't know if this is specific to fire or a general cyanogen question, but I work with fire- so there it is.
According to the tutorials I see (most notably Rootjunkies
) when I install CM I also need to put in SU in TWRP (or any other bootloader). Can I not to? What would happen?
I'd rather that apps I'll install be at their maximum segregation possible and have no loopholes to wiggle through.
Thank you very much.
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SU and SuperSU are entirely different things. SuperSu is a root manager that controls application access and elevated permissions. It is optional with CM 12.x which has an integrated root manager. SuperSU is a well respected third party tool that offers additional capabilities.
Davey126 said:
SU and SuperSU are entirely different things. SuperSu is a root manager that controls application access and elevated permissions. It is optional with CM 12.x which has an integrated root manager. SuperSU is a well respected third party tool that offers additional capabilities.
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Wait, so if I understand you correctly CM already comes rooted?
Also, SU- so this is the command/file that gives the instruction to android to give administrative rights?
oy-ster said:
Wait, so if I understand you correctly CM already comes rooted?
Also, SU- so this is the command/file that gives the instruction to android to give administrative rights?
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yes prerooted, off by default
yes, you will be prompted to allow or deny
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oy-ster said:
Wait, so if I understand you correctly CM already comes rooted?
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Yes - but disabled by default. Consult the CM 12-1 thread or do a Google search for instructions on enabling developer options for access to the root toggle.
oy-ster said:
Also, SU- so this is the command/file that gives the instruction to android to give administrative rights?
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http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/su-important-using-linux-effectively
Google is your friend
Is there some way to remove the capability, not just turn it off? like with a stock?
and when i deny this su command to the kernel, does it happen in programs like supersu?
by the way, I wanted to thank you but apparently I'm limited to 8 thanks a day.
oy-ster said:
Is there some way to remove the capability, not just turn it off? like with a stock?
and when i deny this su command to the kernel, does it happen in programs like supersu?
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Short answer - no. Curl up with a preferred beverage and search engine to advance your understanding of root, root managers and SU.
Davey126 said:
Short answer - no. Curl up with a preferred beverage and search engine to advance your understanding of root, root managers and SU.
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thank you.
Hi all,
I'm trying to disable the samsung notes app via adb but don't know the com.XXX name for this app. Did anyone manage to remove this via adb?
You can try ADB AppControl
ADB AppControl - android applications manager and debloat tool. Official website. Free download.
This works fine for me.
it's com.samsung.android.app.notes. you might want to disable the addon too: com.samsung.android.app.notes.addons
maxq1 said:
it's com.samsung.android.app.notes. you might want to disable the addon too: com.samsung.android.app.notes.addons
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thanks for this...
Hi,
is it possible to install the same application twice on your phone.
a bit like on the OnePlus with their "Parallel Apps"
Thanks !
Regys said:
Hi,
is it possible to install the same application twice on your phone.
a bit like on the OnePlus with their "Parallel Apps"
Thanks !
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Sort of, if you change the package name and app data...but this requires root
V0latyle said:
Sort of, if you change the package name and app data...but this requires root
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Yes i root, just modify name ? how ?
Or how clone Apps
Regys said:
Yes i root, just modify name ? how ?
Or how clone Apps
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I don't exactly know how, I just know that it's possible.
Regys said:
Yes i root, just modify name ? how ?
Or how clone Apps
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Never used it, but this will probably work.
Parallel Space - Multiple acco - Apps on Google Play
Run multiple accounts of the same app at once, create a unique space by themes.
play.google.com
andybones said:
Never used it, but this will probably work.
Parallel Space - Multiple acco - Apps on Google Play
Run multiple accounts of the same app at once, create a unique space by themes.
play.google.com
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Does it create a new space or clone an app ?
The pixel is already creating space
V0latyle said:
I don't exactly know how, I just know that it's possible.
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perhaps an editor is needed
Regys said:
perhaps an editor is needed
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You could try changing the package name before you install it but I don't know if that would actually work.
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It's a third party source so you use it at your own risk.
Though, I have used it in the past and it worked for me.