[Q] Gingerbread Browser needed / replacement - Android Software Development

Hi guys,
For specs about my phone, please see my signature
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I was running oxygen 2.0 yesterday to see what's gingerbread like.. and although I happen to use that browser, I prefer that one bigtime above the default (sense?) HTC browser. Is there a way to replace the HTC one with default Android / gingerbread browser?
This should be possible, but more.. which files do I need and how to flash. I heard I should get the browser.apk (wich is no problem) and find the right .lib / library file.
Anyone knows more of this?
Thanks in advance.

Hi, i think you need to push Browser.apk to /system/app/
Make sure you make a backup first tho.
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mikep99 said:
Hi, i think you need to push Browser.apk to /system/app/
Make sure you make a backup first tho.
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is there no need for library files? and.. do you know a link / tutorial for pushing apps and stuff for ADB?

Not sure about library files but to do it via adb youd do this...
Copy Browser.apk to the tools folder of the sdk.
Boot your phone into recovery and mount /system
Connect phone to PC
On PC, run then cmd to get the command prompt.
Navigate to the tools folder of the sdk. Mine is C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
'adb devices' - this should list your device as being in recovery
'adb push Browser.apk /system/app' - this copies the apk from your tools folder to your phone
'adb reboot'
See how you get on
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mikep99 said:
Not sure about library files but to do it via adb youd do this...
Copy Browser.apk to the tools folder of the sdk.
Boot your phone into recovery and mount /system
Connect phone to PC
On PC, run then cmd to get the command prompt.
Navigate to the tools folder of the sdk. Mine is C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
'adb devices' - this should list your device as being in recovery
'adb push Browser.apk /system/app' - this copies the apk from your tools folder to your phone
'adb reboot'
See how you get on
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Just tried this.. rebooting at the moment..
// Default browser gone.. but no gingerbread aswell.. will recover now..

... ignore this post
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mikep99 said:
... ignore
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browser.. as in web browsing..

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[Q] Need help-> Deleted my phoneprovider.apk

Hello guy's
Yesterday i perm rooted my desire HD.
I was whiping off some demo's and accedently i deleted the proneprovider.apk
The phone boots normal till the lock screen, until i unlock it.
Then i get the error :
The application Phone (process com.android.phone) has stopped unxepectedly
please try again
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I can start the phone in recoverymode (means power down the phone, hold vol lower button and start the phone.
But in this case, i can't connect through the usb connection.
What did i tryed?
- Factory reset, did not help
Also, i'am new to android. But i have the SDK installed.
So my questions to you guy's
1. Can someone upload PhoneProvider.apk (system/app/)
2. When i got the file, how do i put it back in /system/app
Specs:
HTC Desire HD
Android 2.2 Froyo
Vodafone
Or is it better to go back to the vodafone store, tell them my phone is 5 day's old and it broke.
And then hope to get a new one.
Have you tried a factory reset? Or if that fails you could try running one of the Official RUU's.
You will lose root & S-OFF if you apply an Official RUU.
andyharney said:
Have you tried a factory reset? Or if that fails you could try running one of the Official RUU's.
You will lose root & S-OFF if you apply an Official RUU.
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How can i apply a Official RUU?
do you mean telephoneyprovider.apk cause i can give you link to download then you can adb push it to /data/local/
and rewrite to the system
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p25 /system
busybox cp /data/local/telephoneyprovider.apk /system/apps/
or you can install ruu/flash a custom rom
let us know if you want the link
sorry this won't work as you dont have s-off so you can't write to the sysytem
cattleprod said:
do you mean telephoneyprovider.apk cause i can give you link to download then you can adb push it to /data/local/
and rewrite to the system
mount -o remount,rw /dev/block/mmcblk0p25 /system
busybox cp /data/local/telephoneyprovider.apk /system/apps/
or you can install ruu/flash a custom rom
let us know if you want the link
sorry this won't work as you dont have s-off so you can't write to the sysytem
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Yes! i mean that file.
But how can i upload it? Because i can't get a active data connection?
I have de SDK installed, but the USB_drivers i can't get to work...
brantje said:
Yes! i mean that file.
But how can i upload it? Because i can't get a active data connection?
I have de SDK installed, but the USB_drivers i can't get to work...
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just pm you .apk do you have htc sycn 3.0 installed on pc? that has the drivers you need, if so
go into cmd go to android sdk tools
plug phone to usb type adb devices and see finds your phone
cattleprod said:
just pm you .apk do you have htc sycn 3.0 installed on pc? that has the drivers you need, if so
go into cmd go to android sdk tools
plug phone to usb type adb devices and see finds your phone
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C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\tools>adb devices
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
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It can't find ADB :S
Sync 3.0.5481
brantje said:
It can't find ADB :S
Sync 3.0.5481
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not showing in adb? not even say device xxxxxx offline do you have phone on in hboot screen when doing this (when you hold vol down and power button)
yup that latest htc sync do you have that install already?
cattleprod said:
not showing in adb? not even say device xxxxxx offline do you have phone on in hboot screen when doing this (when you hold vol down and power button)
yup that latest htc sync do you have that install already?
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I don't have ADB installed. But in de sdk/tools i can't see the file adb :S.
And i have the USB cable driver installed (the one from HTC).
cattleprod said:
not showing in adb? not even say device xxxxxx offline do you have phone on in hboot screen when doing this (when you hold vol down and power button)
yup that latest htc sync do you have that install already?
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brantje said:
I don't have ADB installed. But in de sdk/tools i can't see the file adb :S.
And i have the USB cable driver installed (the one from HTC).
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I found ADB it is now in system-tools
CMD Output
C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb devices
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
HT0BGRX12484 offline
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adb should be in sdk tools?
right click on the sdk tools folder select open command prompt
then type adb should come up a menu
now plug phone to usb an type adb devices
Done
Answer from adb devices:
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
HT0BGRX12484 offline
I tryed to push the apk to the phone, but i get the message:
CMD said:
C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools>adb push D:\android\
TelephonyProvider.apk /data/local/
adb server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
error: device offline
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ok it finds your phone now just trying to find suitable ruu
I just want the official HTC Desire HD RUU.
Where can i find this and how to install this?
ok i found the files here:
http://xdafil.es/index.php?path=DesireHD/RUU/
Wich one i have to choose?
this uk vodafone ruu ,download it and just run the ruu from pc
don't use its for the desire only sorry
Try flash other rom, factory or custom rom.. You will get apps back when you commit reflash. You should find all system applications in your phone, if you are not deleted apps in system app folder.
I live in Finland and my default
rom was Vodafone branded. I recommended to flash another wwe rom because the "fastboot" will take time approximately one minute, it is Slow and it has stupid apps..
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cattleprod said:
this uk vodafone ruu ,download it and just run the ruu from pc
don't use its for the desire only sorry
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Np can happen.
Is the file maybe here:
http://xdafil.es/index.php?path=DesireHD/RUU/
crypt.1nj3ct said:
Try flash other rom, factory or custom rom.. You will get apps back when you commit reflash. You should find all system applications in your phone, if you are not deleted apps in system app folder.
I live in Finland and my default
rom was Vodafone branded. I recommended to flash another wwe rom because the "fastboot" will take time approximately one minute, it is Slow and it has stupid apps..
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I just want the factory rom, because i like that the most.
Or how can i install this one:
http://xdafil.es/index.php?path=DesireHD/RUU/
I have already rooted my phone, and my hloader is flashed to a other one.
I used those files to root my phone:
www.brantje.com/hdroot/
try the 1.32.405.6 ruu (.exe file not the zip file) first
Try to shutdown your phone and press both volume buttons and press power button. Hold volume buttons until you see hboot menu.. Try go to recovery and flash for example Android revolution 1.9..
You can find it from HDHD development, xda..
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cattleprod said:
try the 1.32.405.6 ruu (.exe file not the zip file) first
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Downloading now...
Should i have the mobiel still have in recovery mode?

ADB drivers for Desire HD?

Hey guys I have the famous problem with the installation of ADB drivers for my Desire HD how can I do? There are modded drivers or a guide to install it?
I have root, HBOOT S-OFF, cwm recovery and CM 6.1.2 stable installed
Thanks
Moskiller said:
Hey guys I have the famous problem with the installation of ADB drivers for my Desire HD how can I do? There are modded drivers or a guide to install it?
I have root, HBOOT S-OFF, cwm recovery and CM 6.1.2 stable installed
Thanks
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Just use the HTC sync drivers, check adb devices to make sure your phone is detected.
Regards.
Step 1: Navigate to the folder where the Android SDK r07 file downloaded to. Extract the files to your C: drive.
Step 2: After the files have been extracted, navigate to the tools folder in the folder that the files were extracted to. Copy what you have in the address bar. In my case, this was C:\android-sdk-windows\tools. This is the path to the tools folder.
Step 3: Now we need to set the environment variables. Go to Start > Right Click on Computer > Properties > Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables. Look for the Path variable in the System Variables section and select it. Click on the Edit button. Leave the Variable name as Path. In the Variable value box, paste the path to tools folder that you copied in Step 2.
Step 4: Open up the Command Prompt by navigating the menu in the following order: Start > All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt. This will open up a black window. Type in cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools and then type adb devices and hit enter. You should see the serial number of your phone. If so, you're done! If not rebooting the phone and trying again.
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Unfortunately your guide doesn't work for me , I turn on my phone with volume - and power button combination and then I plug usb with my pc, when it is connected on the device managaer only appear, under "other device" section, Android 1.0 device I tried to upgrade it with usb driver in tools folder of sdk but no results and then I tried your guide, am I wrong?
According to a blog post I found you need the propietary HTC Sync drivers installed or mod the .inf file of the Google driver.
"Another way, using the android SDK drivers is to modify the android_winusb.inf file – add the following lines:
under the [Google.NTx86] section
;HTC Desire
%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0C87
%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_0BB4&PID_0C87&MI_01
;
save the file and then use Device Manager to update the driver – browse to the directory which has this modified file and viola…You should now have An Android Phone with Android Composite ADB Interface drivers"
This is from http: //jamesgiang.wordpress dot com/2010/04/25/adb-drivers-for-htc-desire/ - I can't post a link - (3rd post down). It is for the HTC desire, and it worked for my desire. Obviously, the code shown has to be changed slightly, but you can fiddle around with it to see if it works, or get a techie to help
Actually, I've just tried it and, though it seems fine, adb doesn't recognise it. If you've got htc sync installed, try updating the drivers by going to the c:\program files\htc\htc drivers\driver files\xpx86 or similar. That worked for me. ps I'm using a Desire, not a Desire HD, but they can't be too different
What version of sdk are you using ?
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The last r8
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thats why my guide wont work you need sdk r7 thats what i used 2days ago to flash the radio
At this moment I can't uninstall r8 version, I'm programming with it, how can I solve?
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You can still download the android sdk r7 zip and extract then follow ny guide
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Aamir.Badat said:
You can still download the android sdk r7 zip and extract then follow ny guide
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The question is why doing it hard way, when you can just install HTC Sync and be done.
HTC sync has all the drivers you need but to flash a radio through adb you need to set it up right.
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Cant the Radio be flashed thru HTC Sync?
No its impossible
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I changed the system variables and pressed OK... notcied a SDKManager.exe file in the folder as well.. when i clicked it asked me to update.. i canceled.. i think it is just to update.. and need not be touched.
My concern is that I changed the system variables and should they be left like that? no harm to windows 7?
So now I can just put the radio.img into the tools folder and type fastboot radio.img from the command prompt in windows while the phone is connected.. and it should flash the radio? The phone has to be in bootloader?
Cheers and thanks!
Aamir.Badat said:
Step 1: Navigate to the folder where the Android SDK r07 file downloaded to. Extract the files to your C: drive.
Step 2: After the files have been extracted, navigate to the tools folder in the folder that the files were extracted to. Copy what you have in the address bar. In my case, this was C:\android-sdk-windows\tools. This is the path to the tools folder.
Step 3: Now we need to set the environment variables. Go to Start > Right Click on Computer > Properties > Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables. Look for the Path variable in the System Variables section and select it. Click on the Edit button. Leave the Variable name as Path. In the Variable value box, paste the path to tools folder that you copied in Step 2.
Step 4: Open up the Command Prompt by navigating the menu in the following order: Start > All Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt. This will open up a black window. Type in cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools and then type adb devices and hit enter. You should see the serial number of your phone. If so, you're done! If not rebooting the phone and trying again.
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Windows 7 should be fine if you extracted the files at c root then just type the path which is in that guide and it should show c:\ android-sdk-windows/tools from there type adb devices and your cmd should show up a serial if it doesn't then you have to start again and also you phone should be in fastboot that can be accessed through the boot loader.
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Aamir.Badat said:
Windows 7 should be fine if you extracted the files at c root then just type the path which is in that guide and it should show c:\ android-sdk-windows/tools from there type adb devices and your cmd should show up a serial if it doesn't then you have to start again and also you phone should be in fastboot that can be accessed through the boot loader.
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So what u mean is before i type the adb command from the cmd prompt, i should load the phone in bootloader and select fastboot? Sorry for these questions.

[Q] ADB freezes when taping commands

I had to restore my Iconia, so i used the acer.Update.zip, then i flashed my system.img using connectbot directly from my tablet, then i did an hard-reset, now I need to push wifi modules.
I installed the android sdk and then i installed iconia drivers too on my Desktop PC running Windows Vista x32 (i know it sucks but right now i can't change os).
I run adb with the devices command and it recognizes my iconia, then i try to run any other command, as adb install C:\my.apk or adb shell and nothing happens...
If I try to close the shell it closes but the abd.exe process doesn't close even if I use the task manager, I have to reboot the PC.
Someone knows what to do, I yet googled but i haven't found anything...
excuse me for my bad english...
Well first off for your wifi modules you don't need adb any root file explorer will work. Put the modules on your SD card then copy them and go to system/lib/modules miunt the system as rw and paste them. Then reboot.
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The problem is that I haven't it and I can't install any apk without adb!
smaury said:
The problem is that I haven't it and I can't install any apk without adb!
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Why can't you install apks without adb if your talking about gingerbreak just email it to yourself no adb required
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How can I download & install APKs if I haven't a filemanager and I can't connect to the internet?
Hmmmm. Well i would say restore with the Chinese update get a file.manager installed then flash your images that way your file.manager is installed I know.long work around but at work and don't have adb in front of me
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Is there a filemanager in the chinese update or at least wifi will work, i don't remember?
Yes Chinese has working wifi.
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Thank you i'll do that tonight!

Problem Downgrading

So I'm trying to follow this guide to downgrade: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1178912 (Don't have enough posts to comment there)
Whenever I enter "adb push fre3vo /data/local/tmp" into terminal it says "cannot stat 'fre3vo': No such file or directory"
What am I doing wrong? I'm a huge noob at this...
did you download the fre3vo .zip file? you need to unzip that file and move into into the platform-tools folder that's in the sdk developer folder for it to be able to find the file and work.
inourstars said:
did you download the fre3vo .zip file? you need to unzip that file and move into into the platform-tools folder that's in the sdk developer folder for it to be able to find the file and work.
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Yes, I even tried re-downloading it to make sure there wasn;t something wrong with it.
By the way, I'm doing this on a mac. Would that make any difference?
U need to unzip the file inside the platform tools. Not in any fre3vo folder. Same thing for the rest of the file.
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I dont think its a problem with the file, i had the same issue and it was because i didnt really understand how to use cmd.exe on my PC. Do what i did and read up on how to use cmd and maybe watch some youtube cmd help videos.
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Im having the same problem before this. When i unzip the file not inside the folder, the problem solve. U also can change the directory manually from platform-tools to fre3vo.
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[Q] How to push file using TWRP adb sideload and Nexus 4 Toolkits

Hi everybody
Today I've just messed up my phone by deleting all TWRP backups as well as ROM zip files on my N4 (haven't found out why i did it, hell!)
Now after wipe my current rom, I've totally in the middle of "NoRom"
I have TWRP, and Nexus 4 Toolkits installed on my PC. I think all drivers are installed correctly as well, since I used them to unlock bootloader and root my N4 before.
But i just cannot figure out how to "ADB sideload" zip file to my device in order to flash a new rom.
So please guild me to do this. Many thanks
Note: I read on TWRP page and they say that I have to enable adb sideload in TWRP on my N4 (of which i've done), then "From the command line, type adb sideload /path/to/rom.zip". From that point I cannot understand. How and where could I open the command line?
(sounds noobie but since downloading that Toolkits, I've got rid of pure ADB things, so now I don't have the sdk)
Thank you.
Lol, getting rid of ADB especially when you have a nexus was a bad idea. You need ADB, so you also need the SDK (although you *might* find only adb.exe and associated files here on XDA, which should be sufficient for this particular process, but I still recommend the SDK as it is quite handy).
Once you set up the SDK on your pc, go to the folder which has adb.exe, and open a command prompt there. That's the command line you need to use for adb sideload. From there, you can simply type adb sideload file_name.zip, which will place the file_name.zip on your sdcard.
Edit: Forgot to mention this. I never used toolkits and advise using the manual method which will teach you a lot and is more comfortable to use once you get the hang of it, believe me.
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Spiralzz said:
Lol, getting rid of ADB especially when you have a nexus was a bad idea. You need ADB, so you also need the SDK (although you *might* find only adb.exe and associated files here on XDA, which should be sufficient for this particular process, but I still recommend the SDK as it is quite handy).
Once you set up the SDK on your pc, go to the folder which has adb.exe, and open a command prompt there. That's the command line you need to use for adb sideload. From there, you can simply type adb sideload file_name.zip, which will place the file_name.zip on your sdcard.
Edit: Forgot to mention this. I never used toolkits and advise using the manual method which will teach you a lot and is more comfortable to use once you get the hang of it, believe me.
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OK thank you, i'll try it
Back to the past when i got G1, i was familiar with sdk and adb thing. But as time passing by, i'm getting lazier and lazier lol, so i've almost forgotten those useful stuffs, just use some 1-click tools like the toolkits.
Help
Spiralzz said:
Lol, getting rid of ADB especially when you have a nexus was a bad idea. You need ADB, so you also need the SDK (although you *might* find only adb.exe and associated files here on XDA, which should be sufficient for this particular process, but I still recommend the SDK as it is quite handy).
Once you set up the SDK on your pc, go to the folder which has adb.exe, and open a command prompt there. That's the command line you need to use for adb sideload. From there, you can simply type adb sideload file_name.zip, which will place the file_name.zip on your sdcard.
Edit: Forgot to mention this. I never used toolkits and advise using the manual method which will teach you a lot and is more comfortable to use once you get the hang of it, believe me.
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I tried sideload on my nexus 4 but it gives me this error...
"failed to write data 'protocol fault (no status)"
I have been trying to sideload cm 10.2 since my phone is stuck on the google boot logo...any ideas as to how to solve this problem?
Cheers beforehand!
close "adb.exe" in task manager
Help please. I've done the same thing as the OP. I do not know what to do next.
I am unable to mount the phone. I click on "Mount" from TWRP's main screen and nothing registers on my computer.
Under Advanced I am able to click on ADB Sideload but then the adb commands do not work to sideload a rom. I am able to use the command adb devices and that returns a response. I have also tried the adb push command to move the rom onto the phone with no response.
What should I do next?
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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Alex240188 said:
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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Thanks that worked.
Alex240188 said:
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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Hey bro it says device not found. what do i do?
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Alex240188 said:
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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I have clockworkmod recovery v6.0.1.9 it didnt work for me it said device not found
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Alex240188 said:
Standard adb functions work on the main menu of twrp
Here is the easiest method.
On your pc go to your toolkit directory
Find the folder that has adb.exe in it
Copy your new Rom to this directory and rename it rom.zip (for simplicity)
Hold shift and right click on a blank bit of the folder
In the pop-up menu there should now be an option saying "open command prompt here" or something similar.
Boot your phone into twrp and plug it into your pc
On your pc's new command prompt screen type
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
Once it has completed you can install the rom as normal on your phone
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Hey Thank i got it working, but one thing i cant understand is i got in a boot loop cause install cm10.1.3 RC2 coming from cm 10.2 nightly version, i also flased gapp 4.2.2 assuming the rom was 4.2.2 that why. is this correct? i wanna go to cm10.1.3 RC2 current on 10.2 nightly how can i do this? which gapps should i install?
Do you have adb drivers installed?
What happens when you type
adb devices
In the command prompt
You should get the serial number of your phone, then next to it it should say recovery
If you have nothing listed then you have an issue with the drivers on your computer
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Hi,
I moved from slimbean build 8 (4.2.2) to Slimbean 5 (4.3)
After a couple of reboot the phone stucks an google screen, I tried to reflash the rom from twpr but nothing chaged.
If I try to sideload small files (like supersu) it works, with rom.zip files not..
I have "* failed to write data 'protocol fault (no status)' *" after some seconds.
If I try to use sideload from twpr home (2.6.0.0) adb doesn't work,
adb devices
List of devices attached
0076a0288a8c04be recovery
Cwm
Is it possible to do the same with Cwm instead of twrp? If so, how? Also, i have both twrp and cwm according to rom manager. How?
Thanks your a life saver!
Alex240188 said:
Do you have adb drivers installed?
What happens when you type
adb devices
In the command prompt
You should get the serial number of your phone, then next to it it should say recovery
If you have nothing listed then you have an issue with the drivers on your computer
Sent from my Nexus 4 using xda app-developers app
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HElp
Hi guys,
I had the same problem while trying to install a new rom and i got into a bootloop stuff.
I tried what its say before on this thread but my phone can't be found. what can i do ?
Excuse my english i'm French.
Thx for your help if somebody can help me.
i run adb push rom.zip /sdcard but it tells me: cannot stat 'rom.zip': No such file or directory
I know that my drivers are installed and i can see my device when i run adb devices. Thank you for any help i can get.
Jens_Karlsson said:
i run adb push rom.zip /sdcard but it tells me: cannot stat 'rom.zip': No such file or directory
I know that my drivers are installed and i can see my device when i run adb devices. Thank you for any help i can get.
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being a noob at all of this, I am getting nowhere..... all I did so far was install android sdk. and put phone into sideload....
when I did adb push rom.zip /sdcard and it did some things?
then I do adb devices (in the cmd line of windows) and it gave me my serial number.... but what now?
I see nothing on the phone to load/install?
also: I type this: adb push rom.zip /sdcard
it says error closed.
Even i have been caught up with this same problem , and i found this thread which was pretty helpful
HTML:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2318497
that saved my day !!
I have the same problem
I have the same issues. When i type adb devices in command prompt, I get
List of devices attached
(there are nothing under it) what should i to ? Help me please
Install http://koush.com/post/universal-adb-driver
Report back if still having issues.
help!!!!!
I get this but now what???
C:\adb> adb push rom.zip /sdcard
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Nothing more and in my phones sd its the rom but failed when i tried to install it

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