Hi
How can i install external .apk to AVD? ( Via eclipse )
I mean to install an app in avd without compiling and running steps of eclipse.
Thanks
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Do it using adb: http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html#move
Or (more complicated): Push it to the sd card of the phone in Eclipse, install a file manager and install the app from the file manager.
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I installed an apk file from my friend's Hero using ADB install name.apk
adb said it installed but when I try to find it in the menu it doesn't appear
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have a new system with kubuntu linux 10, bootcd only.
where and how is root.zip saved since nothing is installed and linux runs from cd ?
what program is used on a bootcd system to open it? since nothing is installed, how is the file saved?
as trying to follow steps in http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=714250
A live cd runs as if it were a fully installed operating system, the only difference is that it runs from the cd. As for the files you need they can be downloaded from the the two posts. "How to root the Aria" and the " Liberated Aria" thread.
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I Know the files, I do NOT know how they are opened on a bootcd system with no drives
where is root,zip saved? how is root.zip opened?
Most modern LiveCDs allow you to read files from a USB drive. So, you could put the files on the key in windows and then have access to them after booting from a LiveCD.
I know to use BurritoRoot3 I need to download and extract the Android SDK so I can use ADB. Java SDK is listed as a requirement for the Android SDK, but is it necessary to have it to run ADB if I am not going to do app development?
I ask because I downloaded and extracted the Java 7 SDK, but haven't found where I need to drop the folders. While looking for that information, I found default-jdk and openjdk-7 in the Debian repros (packages.debian.org imply they are equivalent, I'm running lmde), but both want to replace Pulse Audio packages, I would as soon not take a chance on messing with my sound if installing Java SDK is not required.
Hi Guys
I'm so lost and I've been trying to figure this out for 2 days now on my own.
I've rooted my S4 i9505 and installed ClockWorkMod on it but I don't have an SD card and am trying to install a ROM from the internal memory. My question is now how do I put the ROM at "root access level" on my phone? I have a Mac and a PC so instructions for either would be appreciated. When I attach the device via USB, it connects as a media device in Windows but what folder do I put the rom into?
Any help hugely appreciated
I had this problem as well. I ended up just sending the via sideload. Download the Google SDK and install the software toolkit.Place your .zip file in the same place as the adb.exe. Navigate to that folder in command prompt and run these command after selecting sideload in CWM.
ADB USB
ADB SIDELOAD NAMEOFROM.ZIP
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Thanks for the reply.
I managed to sort out the issues.
What I did was install this:
1) CWM Advanced PhilZ Touch - this gave more options and made everything easier
2) I then downloaded the ZIP Rom I wanted and created a new folder on the phone using "Android File Transfer"
3) I then booted the phone into recovery mode and installed the rom via the "internal SD card" option and selected the zip and it was done in about 2 minutes!
Easy peasy when you know how but took me ages to figure it out!
Hi there guys...recently i wanted to deodex my rom but i cant understand so can someone deodex it?
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My baseband is xxlc1 and build number is jplc1
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bigsmoke9250 said:
Hi there guys...recently i wanted to deodex my rom but i cant understand so can someone deodex it?
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Read this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1801690
Learn how to install cygwin and android kitchen
Once done download android terminal emulator on phone
Type the following (phone needs to be rooted with busybox installed from playstore)
su
tar -c system/* >> sdcard/system.tar
Now transfer the file system.tar from the root of your SD card to your pc and place it the kitchen ROM folder
Run kitchen from the cygwin terminal
Create a working folder and select your system.tar
GOTO advance and select deodex
Set api to correct android version
Deodex
Then put the contents of your working folder excluding boot.img into a flashable zip - you may need to change the update binary and edit updater script
Full instructions can be found by the power of search
There may also be programmes that can do it all for you in a simpler way