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!
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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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browser.. as in web browsing..
Hello, I am just curious if anyone knows of updates that will allow mac compatibility for rooting and bootloader unlocks. I know a lot of this is new, but I do not own a windows computer and I am not able to find a way to root my phone with my macbook.
I appreciate any help.
edit: I am also still running 4.1.52 and cannot get my phone to update... I thought there was a more current software available? Everytime I go into my phone to "update" is says my device is up to date.
bump it up!
In terms of rooting, can you not use gingerbreak? It's an apk so it doesn't matter if you're on a Mac. You just need to get it onto your phone somehow.
I'm also on a Mac, and for most things, I use the OS X version of adb and redo any windows batch scripts to bash style. There aren't too many mods that use actual windows execs, except rsd lite.
Otherwise you'll need bootcamp / virtualbox and a copy of windows...
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You can do absolutely everything on Mac. I'm almost sure someone post a guide about fastboot, sbf_flash on a mac/linux
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Just run VMware Fusion & run a windows emulation..
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I've done everything (except flash radio) on mac. There are binaries available for mac for "moto-fastboot", "adb (google SDK)" and "sbf_flash". Just search the forums. All commands will be through the terminal and will be the same as linux version
moto-fastboot: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1138092
sbf_flash is here: http://blog.opticaldelusion.org/2011/04/universal-binaries-running-same.html#more
and there's a version of adb in gingerbreak.apk if you don't want to install adb with the android sdk.
I dont know what that means... haha! Hopefully superoneclick works for the atrix eventually.
thank you for the responses.
I did everything in a virtual machine. No problems.
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Ok im guessing this is a better place than any. anyone know how to get fastboot to work on mac? im tired of barrowing PCs lol I can adb,get it start up but everytime i go into the flash commands i get command not found. anyone know why?
joshyy_rey said:
Ok im guessing this is a better place than any. anyone know how to get fastboot to work on mac? im tired of barrowing PCs lol I can adb,get it start up but everytime i go into the flash commands i get command not found. anyone know why?
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Add the directory where fastboot and adb are to the $PATH variable in ~/.profile
Also you can add it temporarily with the command set $PATH=$PATH:/path/to/adb
Edit: detailed instructions.
In your home folder create a folder, let's call it android_tools
Copy adb, moto-fastboot, etc to it.
Open terminal
type nano .profile
add in the file the next line:
export PATH=$PATH:~/android_tools;
press ctrl+x, then y to save the file and quit from nano
close Terminal
Open Terminal then type adb or moto-fastboot or whatever is inside android_tools and this command should be recognized.
if it fails, maybe you need to set exec permissions to the commands, open terminal, type cd ~/android_tools, then type chmod +x *
Hope this help
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My friend has no operating system on his phone and he needs to put a software on his phone using team win recovery mount usb storage but his pc won't detect his device ? Would really appreciate some help any solutions
Also he has tried to flash stock and root option within the nexus root toolkit but this also gets stuck at bootloader stage as the computer does not know the device is connected.
Look for the drivers in one of the stickies and install them, then everything should work properly.
1. Mount usb wont work on the nexus 4, and it isnt meant to.
2. Dont use a toolkit
If you've got access to twrp this is what you need to do:
1. Setup adb: http://www.redmondpie.com/how-to-set-up-android-adb-and-fastboot-on-windows-tutorial/
2. Install Koush's universal adb driver (google this for the download)
3. Put the phone into twrp
4. Download a rom on your pc and move it to your desktop. Rename it to "rom.zip".
5. Open a command prompt window and run the following commands:
Code:
adb devices
If your phones serial number shows up, continue. If not, reinstall drivers.
Code:
cd Desktop
adb push rom.zip /sdcard/
6. After its finished pushing, go to install within twrp and flash it.
Thank you it is working now
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waza97 said:
Thank you it is working now
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Did you use my instructions, or did you just use a toolkit instead?
Your instructions thanks so much
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i try to flash kitkat on my phone (lg g2 32gb) and the process fail in the middle.
i go back to jb and my storage shown 10.2gb free even i didn't copy anything to my phone.
i try to flash *.kdz file of ver 32 gb and nothing happend.
what can i do to get back to 32gb like the begining?
Install this, see what's taking up space and where. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobile_infographics_tools.mydrive
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Thank you
But i think is something messed up in the partition.
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yossim66 said:
Thank you
But i think is something messed up in the partition.
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I followed this guide http://www.android-hilfe.de/lg-d802-g2-forum/540911-lg-g2-32-gb-hat-sich-ein-16-gb-verwandelt-2.html
If you have problems please contact me
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hy
i try to flash kitkat on my phone (lg g2 32gb) and the process fail in the middle.
i go back to jb and my storage shown 10.2gb free even i didn't copy anything to my phone.
i try to flash *.kdz file of ver 32 gb and nothing happend.
what can i do to get back to 32gb like the begining?
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Did you use the searchbar? Because there's already a thread with this problem.
forum.xda-developers.com
midan said:
I followed this guide http://www.android-hilfe.de/lg-d802-g2-forum/540911-lg-g2-32-gb-hat-sich-ein-16-gb-verwandelt-2.html
If you have problems please contact me
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Thank you,it's worked.
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LG G2 international D802 became 16 GB from 32 GB
Hi Yossim66,
I faced similar problem while going back to stock. My phone D802 international became 16 gb from original 32 gb.
I tried following ur guide but unable to copy 4 files to system/bin partition, getting error permission denied. I already got my phone rooted using ioroot and tried copying using root explorer/total commander/es file explorer. Root is showing ok but unable to copy files. please help as I am badly stuck.
Regards,
Tushar Pimple
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Thank you,it's worked.
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Tusharpimple said:
I tried following ur guide but unable to copy 4 files to system/bin partition, getting error permission denied.
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You are typing su before copying the files to elevate your shell privilege to root, yes?
hi
Hi D00lz
As I said, I am getting error while copying files from pc to device (system\bin) using total commander.
Where to run such command?
Thanks
d00lz said:
You are typing su before copying the files to elevate your shell privilege to root, yes?
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Hi D00lz
As I said, I am getting error while copying files from pc to device (system\bin) using total commander.
Where to run such command?
Thanks
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I use the adb shell for most access to my phone because your computer can't argue with command line (essentially).
1. Follow THIS guide to install ADB drivers on your computer.
2. Copy your 4 files into the C:\adb\ directory (created from Step 1).
3. Turn on USB Debugging on your Android device in Developer Options.
4. Plug your phone into your computer and wait for your device to be recognized.
5. Open Command Prompt as an Administrator and type
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cd C:\adb
6. Type the following commands
Code:
adb push <file1> /system/bin
adb push <file2> /system/bin
adb push <file3> /system/bin
adb push <file4> /system/bin
If you would like to learn more about adb visit Basic adb/shell commands.
Hi everyone
I also have the same problem and i copied thise files and tried with adb shell but every time that i try it says "device offline" and does not procide. My g2 is connected and on and i can navigate to my phone through my pc and i have updated all the drivers. And usb debuging is on. So what cause the problem? What is wrong with adb shell? Any helps would be appreciated
unlock bootloder,TWRP,super su, and I hane accidentally format it through TWRP now its not getting on just stuck on circle . in internal there is no data to flash and also not detecting adb or fastboot mode .
please help me
You'll need to get adb or fastboot working. Google 15 second adb drivers xda. Then adb push a rom on to your device while in recovery or side load a rom
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GS150R said:
unlock bootloder,TWRP,super su, and I hane accidentally format it through TWRP now its not getting on just stuck on circle . in internal there is no data to flash and also not detecting adb or fastboot mode .
please help me
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Wipe your whole system via TWRP and restart into recovery. Connect your phone with your computer and check if your phone is recognized. Also check if you have install all necessary drivers.
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You'll need to get adb or fastboot working. Google 15 second adb drivers xda. Then adb push a rom on to your device while in recovery or side load a rom
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1) ADB is working .recovery mode is also working.
2) i have tried this adb sideload youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CivvxcM1PCY.
3) when ever i was sliding abs sideload in TWRP
UPDATING PARTITION DETAILS...
E:STORAGE PARTATION "/TERP/BACKUP/004aef8c978b8659" not found
starting adb sideload feature...
4) by doing all above steps i am stuck at transferring ROM
GS150R said:
1) ADB is working .
2) i have tried this adb sideload youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CivvxcM1PCY.
3) when ever i was sliding abs sideload in TWRP
UPDATING PARTITION DETAILS...
E:STORAGE PARTATION "/TERP/BACKUP/004aef8c978b8659" not found
starting adb sideload feature...
4) by doing all above steps i am stuck at transferring ROM
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Rename the rom zip you're trying to flash to just rom.zip and put it on the root directory of your pc. Then open a command window in the folder your adb.exe is and run the command
adb push c:\rom.zip /sdcard/download
That'll put the rom on your device and you can then flash it in recovery
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Rename the rom zip you're trying to flash to just rom.zip and put it on the root directory of your pc. Then open a command window in the folder your adb.exe is and run the command
adb push c:\rom.zip /sdcard/download
That'll put the rom on your device and you can then flash it in recovery
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thanks but not working . it behaves same as in screen shot
this might be help
using mskip tool kit
GS150R said:
thanks but not working . it behaves same as in screen shot
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first use the command
adb devices
Does your device show up or do you get the same as you did before?
If it works use
adb push c:\rom.zip /sdcard/Download/rom.zip
jd1639 said:
first use the command
adb devices
Does your device show up or do you get the same as you did before?
If it works use
adb push c:\rom.zip /sdcard/Download/rom.zip
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not working.
i am doing
1) open cmd from start run.
2) then type cd (copy address of platform tool in sdk)
3)adb devices it show device no.
4) adb push c:\rom.zip /sdcard/Download/rom.zip then some command run an stop .
GS150R said:
not working.
i am doing
1) open cmd from start run.
2) then type cd (copy address of platform tool in sdk)
3)adb devices it show device no.
4) adb push c:\rom.zip /sdcard/Download/rom.zip then some command run an stop .
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If adb devices doesn't show a device then you don't have the usb drivers setup. Did you try the 15 second adb install I posted in one of my first posts? Just Google it
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If adb devices doesn't show a device then you don't have the usb drivers setup. Did you try the 15 second adb install I posted in one of my first posts? Just Google it
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15 sec adb works now he is showing my device.
but after push command it goes through long execution and stop same.
how i get into this situation
1) bootloder unlock,rooted,custom recovery ,
2) stock 4.4.4 running
3) then instead of flashing velocity rom I flash velocity gapp from TWRP.
4) reboot perform updating app and stuck.
5) then i have done "FORMAT DATA" in TWRP
6) AND STILL NOT BOOTING
GS150R said:
15 sec adb works now he is showing my device.
but after push command it goes through long execution and stop same.
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Try a different usb port and cable. It will take a long time to push the rom, 5 to 10 minutes. It sounds like your usb connection is not good
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jd1639 said:
Try a different usb port and cable. It will take a long time to push the rom, 5 to 10 minutes. It sounds like your usb connection is not good
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not working :crying:
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not working :crying:
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Boot into recovery and see if you can find the rom you pushed. If you do, flash it
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jd1639 said:
Boot into recovery and see if you can find the rom you pushed. If you do, flash it
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whenever i try to send a zip file it execute bunch of instruction and stop.
I have copied it in notepad take a look
GS150R said:
whenever i try to send a zip file it execute bunch of instruction and stop.
I have copied it in notepad take a look
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This comes up if you try to execute a command adb doesn't know. Are you typing it in correctly?
Edit, I see the problem. You need a space after adb push c:\rom.zip. it should be adb push c:\rom.zip /sdcard....
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This comes up if you try to execute a command adb doesn't know. Are you typing it in correctly?
Edit, I see the problem. You need a space after adb push c:\rom.zip. it should be adb push c:\rom.zip /sdcard....
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By giving space it shows error:closed
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By giving space it shows error:closed
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What error does it give? Everything must be typed correctly and the rom.zip must be on the root directory of your pc.
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What error does it give? Everything must be typed correctly and the rom.zip must be on the root directory of your pc.
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error is - error:closed and execution is terminated.
yes it is in the directory rom.zip