I need to know the internal storage of transformer. I'm planning to buy one. Can anyone with UNROOT transformer post the screenshot(or just the info) of "adb shell df" and "adb shell mount"?
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Anyone out there willing to help me out?
I just someone to run this command with their phone hooked up, USB Debugging ENABLED:
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/class > class_structure_NEXUS_ONE.txt
This will output a text file in whichever directory you run the command from, that will list the hardware capabilities of the phone for me - this would help me IMMENSELY from a development standpoint!
Check out the text file - zero personal / private information will be in there!
Thanks!
No problem.
Rusty! said:
No problem.
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Awesome. Are you fully stock, or rooted?
also need...
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/devices/platform > platform_structure_NEXUS_ONE.txt
and
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/devices/virtual > virtual_structure_NEXUS_ONE.txt
If you guys don't mind taking a moment
O/S is stock.
I assume you know the 2 commands you just listed are identical, so you're only getting one output
Rusty! said:
O/S is stock.
I assume you know the 2 commands you just listed are identical, so you're only getting one output
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Yeah, I failed. Editing the post now to show the proper 2nd command. LOL! I need a long directory listing of the virtual directory as well
Anyone out there willing to help me out?
I just someone to run this command with their phone hooked up, USB Debugging ENABLED:
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/class > class_structure_LEGEND.txt
This will output a text file in whichever directory you run the command from, that will list the hardware capabilities of the phone for me - this would help me IMMENSELY from a development standpoint!
Check out the text file - zero personal / private information will be in there!
Thanks!
also need...
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/devices/platform > platform_structure_LEGEND.txt
and
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/devices/virtual > virtual_structure_LEGEND.txt
If you guys don't mind taking a moment
Here it is. FW - rooted original 2.03, will it do?
Definitely! Do you mind running that 2nd command again? (the virtual one)
I didn't mean to put the same command in twice, LOL!
Also, the -R MUST be capitalized! I'm afraid your logs weren't much help without that
Oops Here are the right ones
Firecold said:
Oops Here are the right ones
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Thanks!! 10char
Anyone out there willing to help me out?
I just someone to run this command with their phone hooked up, USB Debugging ENABLED:
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/class > class_structure_DROID_X.txt
This will output a text file in whichever directory you run the command from, that will list the hardware capabilities of the phone for me - this would help me IMMENSELY from a development standpoint!
Check out the text file - zero personal / private information will be in there!
Thanks!
also need...
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/devices/platform > platform_structure_DROID_X.txt
and
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/devices/virtual > virtual_structure_DROID_X.txt
If you guys don't mind taking a moment
Here are the files
I've rooted mine and also edited framework-res.apk and services.jar
I noticed you listed the same command twice on your second post, I looked at your other posts and used this instead of the repeated command
Code:
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/devices/virtual > virtual_structure_DROID_X.txt
May I ask what these directory listings are for?
zanix said:
Here are the files
I've rooted mine and also edited framework-res.apk and services.jar
I noticed you listed the same command twice on your second post, I looked at your other posts and used this instead of the repeated command
Code:
adb shell ls -l -R /sys/devices/virtual > virtual_structure_DROID_X.txt
May I ask what these directory listings are for?
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LOL, thank you!!
Basically, it's a full listing of what does and does not have read / write access, or via which GID has read/write access. Talking directly Linux here, rather than through the Android framework.
Because not every manufacturer is using the same permissions, or even the same file names, this will help immensely making sure that any direct-hardware access I do in developing programs works over a much wider range of devices
Cool, thanks! And you are welcome.
Hello,im sorry for asking all theese questions lately but i am really confused.could someone post how to adb push and adb shell from like the first cmd line.because i do
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
adb remount
Remount failed no such file or directory
extra info. i am rooted i have recovery and su i have samsung driver installed usb debugging checked.thank you everyone i really appreciate all the help.
Can Any1 Help?
II5StarII Swag said:
Can Any1 Help?
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Adb push is to send something to the phone. You needt to put that file in your tools directory on the computer, then navigate there as you demonstrated properly.
Adb push FILENAME /Location/
To access the shell
Adb shell
$ not root access
# root access
To mount the file system with th adb remount command, you need busybox installed. Otherwise you have to mount it from the shell (sorry don't have the long ass command memorized, but its all over here)
Sent from my SPH-D700 using XDA App
I trying to downgrade in order to root my phone. I am stock in the command prompt with adb shell cat/dev/msm_rotator. I know I should get dev/msm_rotator: invalid length, but i get permission denied. I searched in the internet and i havent found a solution. Please someone help me and i want to root my phone. I wil be very very thankful.
do you actually see your phone trough adb?
type "adb devices" to see if your phone shows up... and did you enable usb debugging?
Yes I did. When I check adb devices I got my serial number. My phone is in debugging too and nothing all I got is permission denied
hm... strange
from your posting i see this: adb shell cat/dev/msm_rotator
but it should be: adb shell cat /dev/msm_rotator ...there is a space between cat and /dev
hoffmas said:
hm... strange
from your posting i see this: adb shell cat/dev/msm_rotator
but it should be: adb shell cat /dev/msm_rotator ...there is a space between cat and /dev
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yeah, the way he has it there is no valid command and cat is being referred to as if its a folder
Might also be trying to run 'adb shell cat /dev/...' inside adb shell, which would throw a permission denied error.
-Nipqer
when I type cat /dev/msm_rotator/ i get no such file in directory.
Yes I did it. I was putting \ instead of / noob error, but thank you to all that help me.
grdo said:
Yes I did it. I was putting \ instead of / noob error, but thank you to all that help me.
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Glad it worked out Don't feel too bad! I STILL get backslash/fowardslash mixed up sometimes lol