Hello,
2 questions:
1) Is there a way for sniffing packets and debugging Android device without been "rooted" on the device?
2) Is there a way to sniff packets going out from an android device for example using vmware etc.
I want the filter to be specific for packets going out/trying to go out from an Android device/emulator.
right now i use tcpdump-arm and it works A-ok but i need to transfer the file to the device and also we rooted on the device.
I'm looking for something "less" intrusive.
if this is cannot be done pls write why.
thanks for any info related.
Br0k3n.
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Hi there,
I'm looking for some information about what i would need to do to get a USB device recognised on my x7501. I'm looking to connect a USB-to-UART bridge chip (FT232RL or something) to the device so I can essentially have a serial/COM port on my phone, which i can use for data logging.
I was wondering if anyone's had experience with anything like this so i could find out:
A) what devices are already supported in WM6, as the bridge chips can mimic a virtual com port via built in windows drivers but im not sure if this driver is in windows mobile
B) what i would need to do to setup for dev for writing WM software and the driver if necessary (i have visual studio, i think there is a WM emulator but im not sure totally?)
C) any other questions you think are relevant to my goal
thanks in advance,
sebastian
hey guys,
This is one of my first few apps for android (I've already done some rigorous stuff with sensor api and whatnot that im pretty comfortable with java).The thing is, i come from windows mobile and we had this thing called RAPI, which is a thing used to comunicate to activesync from c# in the computer. Is there some sort of thing like RAPI out therer for android? How would i approach in accessing the android information/file system without placing android in usb file system mode. Is there some sort of USB I/O example from computer/phone?
-Thanks
so...any help here?
What exactly are you trying to do? I'm not familiar with RAPI so I don't quite understand what you need. You can access the android file system (linux based) and all, but a stock android enforces user/group permissions as any unix filesystem does.
Hi All,
This is a bit of a weird one - hope it's not totally off topic.
I am attempting to get adb to detect my device when adb is running inside a container/virtual machine. Specifics as follows: I am setting up a development environment in a container, specifically LXC (Linux Containers - similar in spirit to OpenVZ). I have managed to bind mount /dev/usb and /dev/bus. Running lsusb in the container properly detects the phone being attached and detached. I also have the relevant device files (e.g. with my current HTC Wildfire connected to the same USB port, /dev/sdd - with the correct permissions from within the container as far as I can tell...)
However adb still does not see the device ('adb devices' returns nothing, the server successfully starts up). I guess my question is how does adb determine the existence of device?
PS I know there are workarounds like running it over WiFi, or using the host machine for adb - it just defeats the purpose a bit of using a VM. Actually running over WiFi is nice, but Eclipse - I am not sure I can make it talk over wifi automatically... perhaps that's another avenue. I just want nice clean integration from a container. Too much to ask?
How do I turn that crap off ?
I have a mac and since Asus are too lazy to make their OS X software it serves no point..
And whenever I hook it up to another PC for transfer (or VERY slow recharge) it keeps asking about it..
good questions !
I have a linux pc and i don't know how mount sdcard
With previous version of android was simple, just connect the device and select item form notification area, but with honeycomb ?
Root it and uninstall it. Or, root and use autostarts.
How can i enable port forwarding during USB tethering? I know there are plenty of apps available for this. but i want to know is there any method available to perform this without installing an app and also without rooting the device? Target machine is running with Android 4.0.4, obviously not rooted. Thank you. P.S. I am trying to host a server on a PC connected to internet via Android device(USB tethered). I want my Android device to forward incoming TCP requests to particular port on the host machine.
It seems that's not possible to do port forwarding , unless the IP you get in your mobile connection is public , otherwise that becomes port triggering .
If your IP is public , you need to root your device , as its not possible to port forward out of root.