Ok, do I am changing all of my work over to Ubuntu and have the 1.5 SDK installed and working now. What I don't have is a device connection when I type "ADB Devices" in my terminal window, or when I bring up DDMS. IS there a trick to getting Ubuntu to recognize the G1 as an ADB device? Help is appreciated.
chicojd said:
Ok, do I am changing all of my work over to Ubuntu and have the 1.5 SDK installed and working now. What I don't have is a device connection when I type "ADB Devices" in my terminal window, or when I bring up DDMS. IS there a trick to getting Ubuntu to recognize the G1 as an ADB device? Help is appreciated.
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Do a search for an Ubuntu SDK guide, there's a really good one floating around. You need to create a couple of text files to get it to register the USB device, the guide tells you how to do that.
Search for ubuntu udev android. You should be able to find it that way...
Has anybody tried this? having Lynx accessible via adb shell would be - imo - very handy. For example, my work terminal has no internet access, but I can install the USB driver for my Galaxy S and access the shell that way.
Of course, since I'm not allowed to play with my phone while working, it would be very nifty to open up a cmd window and just type "adb shell lynx" and have at it if I need to.
Has anybody tried this? I'm no coder by any stretch of the imagination, otherwise I'd be having a go at it now..
Hey guys.
Just a heads up, the Xoom can run ADB natively. Full ADB. Haven't tested it over USB Host, but it works with ADBwireless.
Doesn't seem to be documented anywhere, but it does work. Try ADB devices from a terminal on your xoom.
Meaning that the Xoom can run ADB, just like your computer. Pull APKs, ringtones, media, whatever over wifi.
EDIT: These commands should make it work without the apk.
To trigger adb wifi on your phone/non-Xoom:
Code:
setprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555
stop adbd
start adbd
To stop adb wifi and return to USB listening:
Code:
setprop service.adb.tcp.port -1
stop adbd
start adbd
To connect:
Code:
adb connect [IPAddress]:[port]
For example, adb connect 192.168.1.4:5555
Or from USB on your comp:
Code:
adb tcpip 5555
adb connect 192.168.0.101:5555
To get back to USB mode:
Code:
adb usb
thats awesome thanks!
good to know thanks
you could also use adbwireless from the market to do the same thing
it's a lot easier, I think.
Yes, but some of us don't feel like paying...or just prefer command line. :]
smaskell said:
you could also use adbwireless from the market to do the same thing
it's a lot easier, I think.
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What is included in the sdk on the xoom? I know that you can build apps from the command line on windows and linux. I think that this function would really be what I need to buy a tablet (again). Or you might be able to borrow things from the linux sdk.
Someone should take these commands and put them together into one easy to use app and launch it on the market. Many would benefit from one click type methods to natively run adb commands from the Xoom. If someone would be willing to do that of course. I'm just sayin'.
yep, weve been using the functionality for a while now!
you should also look into moto utils, which come preinstalled on the xoom and can do all sorts of funky stuff!
diablo2224 said:
Someone should take these commands and put them together into one easy to use app and launch it on the market. Many would benefit from one click type methods to natively run adb commands from the Xoom. If someone would be willing to do that of course. I'm just sayin'.
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search "adb wireless"，you can get this awesome free app, it has a widget built-in.
and born at a bit long ago.
ftgg99 said:
yep, weve been using the functionality for a while now!
you should also look into moto utils, which come preinstalled on the xoom and can do all sorts of funky stuff!
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So I checked out the field utils...
Apparently the Xoom has a WCDMA component? That's HSPA+ if I'm right...further supported in the iFixIt teardown.
Turned off the GSM functionality (on by default), hoping it'll save battery...not that I can complain. Battery life on this thing kicks ass.
Here's my question: Does it have an IMEI? As in can I put an AT&T SIM in there and it'll work? I'll try testing it out later. Might be time to pull out the ole' faraday cage...
schould get the commands into scripts, executable from a homescreen/the app drawer
@oshigeru YES it has an IMEI. If the AT&T Sim is on CDMA, you should have no problem to use it on the xoom, cuz i can see no restriction/branding/something on it
RinTinTigger said:
schould get the commands into scripts, executable from a homescreen/the app drawer
@oshigeru YES it has an IMEI. If the AT&T Sim is on CDMA, you should have no problem to use it on the xoom, cuz i can see no restriction/branding/something on it
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Gscript should be able to do it.
AT&T on cdma? Lolwut?
It has an MEID that looks one hell of a lot like an imei, but I can't see an imei anywhere in the tablet. I don't know if the sim slot is active or not. (3g version.)
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I know this is an older thread but I need some direction in how to get adb in xoom to recognize my NS4G device when plugged in via usbOTG. Is it possible?
Daniel Smith1953
Jewremy said:
Hey guys.
Just a heads up, the Xoom can run ADB natively. Full ADB. Haven't tested it over USB Host, but it works with ADBwireless.
Doesn't seem to be documented anywhere, but it does work. Try ADB devices from a terminal on your xoom.
Meaning that the Xoom can run ADB, just like your computer. Pull APKs, ringtones, media, whatever over wifi.
EDIT: These commands should make it work without the apk.
To trigger adb wifi on your phone/non-Xoom:
Code:
setprop service.adb.tcp.port 5555
stop adbd
start adbd
To stop adb wifi and return to USB listening:
Code:
setprop service.adb.tcp.port -1
stop adbd
start adbd
To connect:
Code:
adb connect [IPAddress]:[port]
For example, adb connect 192.168.1.4:5555
Or from USB on your comp:
Code:
adb tcpip 5555
adb connect 192.168.0.101:5555
To get back to USB mode:
Code:
adb usb
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thanks for the info but, I can't get adb on my pc! says it doesn't exist! No idea of where to go for that. Any suggestions?
Dan [email protected]
Thank you for these commands.
I am having an issue with ADB and rooting my n4 as above When i do"ADB reboot bootloader" I get Emulator-5554 offline and error: more than one device and emulator.
And I cant cant do anything. I have tried adb kill-server didn't work, a lot of people say it is bluestacks and to just end the process (I dont seem to have that installed with the android sdk I got). I have tried connecting it to port 5555 like people have said. Im lost now, any help
jonnyaztec said:
I am having an issue with ADB and rooting my n4 as above When i do"ADB reboot bootloader" I get Emulator-5554 offline and error: more than one device and emulator.
And I cant cant do anything. I have tried adb kill-server didn't work, a lot of people say it is bluestacks and to just end the process (I dont seem to have that installed with the android sdk I got). I have tried connecting it to port 5555 like people have said. Im lost now, any help
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Solved you need to use adb -d reboot bootloader delete please
I tried installing multiple drivers to my LG G Watch but always appears offline on ADB (cmd)
I made sure I enabled adb debugging and bluetooth and I tried both methods and I cant get it to work....
can anyone help me? I really want to install wear messenger :fingers-crossed:
Are you using adb.exe from the latest SDK?
Have you already forwareded with the adp ?
If not just type this in the console
adb forward tcp:4444 localabstract:/adb-hub
After that type this:
adb connect localhost:4444
It should work on this way to set the state to online
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