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Hi, i was wondering how to connect the android with an ssh client so i can access my tablet from my laptop.

Using the search tool on the Android MArket is hard.
https://market.android.com/details?id=berserker.android.apps.sshdroid&feature=search_result

adb wireless...its in the market and works very well.

[Q] VNC Running?

Has anyone tried to run Android VNC on their Q using the ADB app install method? It would be really cool if it worked...

I know this is old but it came up when I was searching.
Yes, VNC works. My Q is rooted with trebuchet sideloaded and VNC works however I am having a difficult time mapping keys to navigate through Android.

Be able to browse files on HDD through OTG?

Nexus Media Importer works but it will not let me play an ISO file. I know the ISO plays fine because I've tried it with VLC player before on the Nexus 10 via streaming. I'm trying to read from the HDD through APPs like ES Explorer since it lets me pick VLC if I want. Tried stickmount and it just says "Active mounts: none" every time I try to mount. Drive is NTFS but I believe that works with StickMount. I am rooted.
Any ideas?

did you install the ntfs binary?
it won't work "out of the box"
but works great for me after the binary install
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20458551&postcount=1

three west said:
did you install the ntfs binary?
it won't work "out of the box"
but works great for me after the binary install
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=20458551&postcount=1
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Thanks a lot man. Worked perfectly.

How tu Upgrade XBMC

Hu Community,
what is the best way to upgrade XBMC on AFTV.
I have already installed XBMC, but now i wanna upgrade . Can i install over my XBMC? Or better deinstall the old XBMC.
I dont wanna lost my configs.

heady.ger said:
Hu Community,
what is the best way to upgrade XBMC on AFTV.
I have already installed XBMC, but now i wanna upgrade . Can i install over my XBMC? Or better deinstall the old XBMC.
I dont wanna lost my configs.
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Here is the instructions for upgrading XBMC. http://kodi.wiki/view/Amazon_Fire_TV#Upgrading_XBMC
2.5 Upgrading XBMC
XBMC can be upgraded through ADB without losing your settings. To do this, you must use a newer version of the package already installed on the machine.
Download the package to your machine
Make sure ADB is connected to the Fire TV
Run adb install -r <apk-file-name>
Installation is complete when it reports the message "Success"
XBMC will still go through the "first run" screen the first time it is launched but your settings will remain intact.

Thx Dude.

[Q] Anyone tried remote adb with NP yet?

I tried and it seems like it's not working for me. Works fine via USB connection to my PC. Maybe I'm missing a step though. Would be awesome to get that running so I can leave the damn player downstairs and not have to run it up each time I want to sideload something.
Code:
adb connect 192.168.1.120
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
unable to connect to 192.168.1.120:5555

sidepart said:
I tried and it seems like it's not working for me. Works fine via USB connection to my PC. Maybe I'm missing a step though. Would be awesome to get that running so I can leave the damn player downstairs and not have to run it up each time I want to sideload something.
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Just in case you weren't aware: as an alternative to adb you could setup an SMB/windows share on your computer where you'd download/place your apk's for sideloading then sideload (or install from google play store) es file explorer. It can mount and browse a network share and you'd have easy access to all your apk's over wifi.

Elrondolio said:
Just in case you weren't aware: as an alternative to adb you could setup an SMB/windows share on your computer where you'd download/place your apk's for sideloading then sideload (or install from google play store) es file explorer. It can mount and browse a network share and you'd have easy access to all your apk's over wifi.
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I have also done this successfully for a couple years, now. I simply used a spare usb drive plugged directly into my router. ES File Explorer has been my go-to for this functionality. For sideloading apks, it would have been nice to just have remote adb, but I imagine you could directly install apks from ES File Explorer, as well.

Elrondolio said:
Just in case you weren't aware: as an alternative to adb you could setup an SMB/windows share on your computer where you'd download/place your apk's for sideloading then sideload (or install from google play store) es file explorer. It can mount and browse a network share and you'd have easy access to all your apk's over wifi.
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Ah good point. I actually inadvertently did this when installing XBMC already. Don't know why I didn't put 2 and 2 together .

sidepart said:
I tried and it seems like it's not working for me. Works fine via USB connection to my PC. Maybe I'm missing a step though. Would be awesome to get that running so I can leave the damn player downstairs and not have to run it up each time I want to sideload something.
Code:
adb connect 192.168.1.120
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
unable to connect to 192.168.1.120:5555
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You're not the only one with this problem. I suspect the ADB-over-network feature was removed, but I'm wondering why. Hopefully Google adds it back in; it is a useful feature (obviously!)

This would be nice to be able to do as it would be a pain to bring my tv to my computer or the other way around just to do some adb/fastboot stuff since I would obviously need to see what is going on on both the pc and the NP so hooking them both up to my monitor would not be very usefull(unless maybe if I switched back and forth)