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Hey everyone,
this is my first post on this site but i've been following everyone's great work for a while.
I have just slightly themed the ruby.apk (Mainly the lock screen) but I am have trouble pushing it via adb and with root explorer.
So I was wonder if anyone can kindly help me out with this one and maybe make a flashable zip, putting this apk in the /system/app
Hello,
Try this.
Rsotbiemrptson
Sweett.. thank you
it worked like a charm
Recovery install or ADB push? What was modified?
its a recovery install and a slight modification of the lock screen on the Ruby theme
I have a screenshot and the final version linked below if anyone wants to try it
(do a backup just in case you want to go back)
My mountosh file is gone. Would really appreciate it if someone could provide a copy. You can access it through adb by runnign
adb pull /system/bin/mountosh
or
adb pull /system/bin/mountosh.orig
Thank you.
Since you did not specify the version, I put 1.2.6 & 1.5.7 and 1.8.3 in here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/268607/mountosh.zip
new mountosh should be trivial for you to recreate, these are the original binaries.
***THIS INSTALLER IS ONLY FOR WINDOWS***
Hey Guys!
I have recently seen a lack of network tools that are available for terminal usage on Android. I recently found an app called dSploit that contains all of the primary network tools for android, so I decided to separate them from the package and make them available in a standalone format. So, I present to you:
NetworkTools for Android!
This package includes:
- arpspoof
- ettercap
- hydra
- tcpdump
- all required library files
Prerequisites:
1. A rooted android phone
2. The correct ADB drivers for your phone
Installation:
1. Unpack the NetworkTools compressed folder
2. Run Install.bat
3. Follow the instructions
4. Enjoy!
DOWNLOAD: View attachment NetworkTools.zip
You can contact me with any questions or concerns.
LK
What really one will use this for?
usb to ethernet adapter apk
Hi,
I've been already both a Usb to lan from CD-r king where I tried to use for configuration on my modem/ router but does not work 'coz as per verifying my note ll on netcfg, the ip add still 0000. Please have advise if I need to install the corresponding software driver for the usb to lan adapter.
Thank you,
Great
Thanks so much man, you simply rock.
I only had one problem, it was that adb couldn't have root access to my phone.
For future users, in order to do that go to settings -> development options and enable root access for Applications AND adb (well at least that's how it is on CyanogenMod 10).
Again, great job.
Cya!
Nycryptic said:
***THIS INSTALLER IS ONLY FOR WINDOWS***
Hey Guys!
I have recently seen a lack of network tools that are available for terminal usage on Android. I recently found an app called dSploit that contains all of the primary network tools for android, so I decided to separate them from the package and make them available in a standalone format. So, I present to you:
NetworkTools for Android!
This package includes:
- arpspoof
- ettercap
- hydra
- tcpdump
- all required library files
Prerequisites:
1. A rooted android phone
2. The correct ADB drivers for your phone
Installation:
1. Unpack the NetworkTools compressed folder
2. Run Install.bat
3. Follow the instructions
4. Enjoy!
DOWNLOAD: View attachment 1886684
You can contact me with any questions or concerns.
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Just found this. Hydra? Wow, I'm impressed. Nice work, sir!
Thanks dude, it works great
makeing some system problems
Nycryptic said:
***THIS INSTALLER IS ONLY FOR WINDOWS***
Hey Guys!
I have recently seen a lack of network tools that are available for terminal usage on Android. I recently found an app called dSploit that contains all of the primary network tools for android, so I decided to separate them from the package and make them available in a standalone format. So, I present to you:
NetworkTools for Android!
This package includes:
- arpspoof
- ettercap
- hydra
- tcpdump
- all required library files
Prerequisites:
1. A rooted android phone
2. The correct ADB drivers for your phone
Installation:
1. Unpack the NetworkTools compressed folder
2. Run Install.bat
3. Follow the instructions
4. Enjoy!
DOWNLOAD: View attachment 1886684
You can contact me with any questions or concerns.
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i installed it and everthing works greet
but after i installed it when i try to reboot
my phone not booting and i need to format /system
also after installing when trying to tern wifi on it's
not working
can someone help me
I'm getting the same problem with my xperia t
Can you create an uninstaller? I installed it and resulted in a bootloop. My phone is the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo SM-N750, running on Pac-Man rom.
plz help....
Could you please provide etterfilter and also how can we inject java-script using etercap
After doing this
my phone stucks in boot loop
volumeup+power button not working help
my phone is zenfone 5 rr rom
My phone got in boot loop as well.. Does anyone know how to fix that?
Thanks
rdegelo said:
My phone got in boot loop as well.. Does anyone know how to fix that?
Thanks
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You need to reflash your stock firmware or reboot from backup if you created one.
Hİ brother I install the this pack, but I have a questions. "how to use this programs"
a orginally Hydra or Ettercap commads is work or we use a another commads?
and what must terminal use ? a android terminal or termux ??
arpspoof error: Android 5.0 and later only support position-independent executables
I got this message when try to run it
"arpspoof": error: Android 5.0 and later only support position-independent executables (-fPIE).
rdegelo said:
My phone got in boot loop as well.. Does anyone know how to fix that?
Thanks
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I just had the same problem. Here is how I fixed it without reflashing the rom:
1) I extracted libcrypto.so and libssl.so from my rom installation zip and copied it to my phone storage
2) in recovery (I used orangefox and terminal), copy and replace these two files to /system/lib/
3) reboot your phone
I also removed the binaries arpspoof, ettercap, etterfilter, etterlog, usernames, tcpdump, hydra in /system/bin and libraries libgif.so, libltdl.so, libssh.so, libpcap.so in /system/lib but I don't think these are reason behind the boot loop.
ADB Master helps you manage and monitor multiple Android devices using ADB (Android debug bridge). One click to switch adb to wireless, perform actions, commands or view and compare installed apps, running processes with cpu usage or browse logcat data for multiple selected devices… At the same time. Without root!
Updated November 2015
Download ADB Master 1.61 for Windows, Mac or Linux.
Quick start
1) Make sure ADB is installed on the PC
- http://developer.android.com/sdk/
OR
- http://www.howtogeek.com/125769/how-to-install-and-use-abd-the-android-debug-bridge-utility/
OR
- http://www.xda-developers.com/andro...ng-fast-adb-fastboot-and-driver-installation/
2) Install and run ADB Master for your operating system.
3) Set the ADB location in the “Control” tab of ADB Master by browsing to the folder containing the “adb” binary. The background will turn green when the correct folder is selected.
Notes:
- For an Android device to appear in the list, enable "Settings > Developer > USB Debugging" on the device and connect it to the computer with a USB cable.
- In ADB Master, select one or more devices from the list of USB or WiFi connected devices to perform actions or view information on them...
Windows Users: You will need to install the Android ADB drivers if your device is not detected.
Automatic updates under Windows: If you get an error updating an older version using the built in update feature, try running the app as an administrator (right click and select "Run as administrator"). You only need to do this to update the app - not every time you run it.
Mac users: If you get an error that the app is corrupt or cannot be opened, try right clicking it and select open to allow it to run (you only need to do this once).
Linux users: The new 1.5 linux version includes a run script and has some special permission set as follows:
(Thanks to Craig D) if you want to run ADB-Master via its icon, the .jar permissions need to be set to 'executable'... This can be done by opening a Linux terminal and typing: chmod +x ADB-Master.jar.
Without setting the permission to +x you can only run it from terminal by typing: java -jar ADB-Master.jar.
If you like the app and want to support it, please purchase the paid version in the Google Play Store (search for 'ADB Master').
Using the ADB Master GUI
Device lists
View attachment 2670819 At the top of the application are the device lists. These lists provide a way to list and select devices to work with.
There are two lists:
1) USB connected devices with a button to switch the selected devices to WiFi (tcpip) mode. This will install “Helper.apk” to display adb state on the device and enable the device to be discovered and connected to by ADB Master.
NOTE: The device(s) and the computer must connected to the same WiFi access point for a successful ADB-Over-WiFi connection.
NOTE: Unfortunately, some android builds do not have the ability to use ADB-Over-WiFi without root.
2) WiFi connected devices which has a button to switch the selected devices to USB mode. This will uninstall “Helper.apk” and set the device back to USB mode.
Control tab
View attachment 2670799 This section allows you to perform actions or commands on all selected devices.
- Shutdown, reboot, reboot to recovery or reboot to bootloader by selecting the devices and then pressing the desired button.
- Press power, back, home or volume up and down buttons on all selected devices at the same time.
- “Identify” a device installs and runs a small utility to wake the device and display the same information that appears in the device list as well as the IP address.
- Execute any custom ADB command in the ADB Command box and hit enter or press “Execute” to run that command on all selected devices. NOTE: This function treats spaces as command separators so it may not work for all possible adb commands at the moment. View the results of the command in the “ADB Log” tab.
Applications tab
View attachment 2670866 This section allows you to compare and manage applications (packages) on all selected devices using the adb commands “adb pm list packages -e”, “adb pm list packages -d” or “adb pm list packages”.
- Install an APK from your pc
- Enable (requires root and su to be installed on the device)
- Disable (requires root and su to be installed on the device)
- Uninstall multiple apps on all selected devices with one click.
- Pull selected apk's
- Pull screenshots
- Start apps
- Force-stop apps (Only works with Android 3 and above)
- Clear app data and cache
App listing color key:
- Green: The app is installed and enabled on all selected devices
- Black: The app is installed and enabled on some selected devices
- Orange: The app is installed on some or all devices, but is disabled on one or more
- Red: The app is installed on some or all devices but is disabled on all installed instances
Processes tab
View attachment 2670801 This section uses the command “adb shell top -m 20” to list the top 20 processes running on the device. It lists all selected devices in one view making it easy to monitor multiple devices at the same time. Future features include the ability to terminate processes and use custom top commands.
Logcat tab
View attachment 2670802 View live Logcat data from all selected devices in one list making it easy to monitor multiple devices at the same time. Future features will enhance this section with the use of filters and colors.
- View and save Logcat messages to files
ADB Log tab
View attachment 2670803 View a log of commands executed by ADB Master. It logs the device, commands and their responses.
V1.1-BETA Changes:
- Fix for incorrect process display in Windows
- Removed the extra blank lines in logs on Windows
- Fix for device name not set correctly in Windows
V1.2-BETA Changes:
- Added tcp reset/disconnect button
V1.32 Changes:
- Added adb sideload feature (useful for ROM developers)
V1.33 Changes:
- Renamed Log tab 'Console'
- Moved ADB custom command fields from Command to Console tab for better context and visibility of command responses
V1.41 Changes:
- Added ability to pull selected apk's
- Added ability to save Logcat messages to files
- Added ability to pull screenshots
- Added ability to start apps
- Added ability too force-stop apps (Only works with Android 3 and above)
- Added ability to clear app data and cache
- Added time stamp to Logcat messages
- Fixed connect command to include the port for some versions of ADB
V1.51 Changes:
- Fixed some delays on the UI when connecting to a device
- Added buttons to open pulled screenshots and apk file locations
- Added installer for Windows users
- Added Mac .app package
- Added Linux version with required permissions set and a run script
V1.60 Changes:
- Added drag and drop to install applications (drag APK's to the application list on the applications tab)
- Added ability to select and execute a file containing ADB commands or drag and drop adb command files onto the console tab
- Added ADB Master automatic updates. Get notified when an update is available then download and install it.
- Added some useful buttons in the control tab that open various control panel items on all selected devices (all buttons may not work on all Android platforms).
V1.61 Changes:
- Improved handling of multiple commands in a single line to allow complex scripts to execute successfully.
- Fix for the way commands are handled in Windows related to line feed characters.
Execute adb commands from a file:
Command file(s) must contain valid ADB commands, one per line and may also contain comments. The starting keyword "adb" is assumed for each line and is optional in the file.
To comment a line, start the line with any of the following (common) comment delimiters: ";" "//" or "rem" as well as ":".
When selecting file(s) using the browse button, you will be prompted with a message containing the commands to be executed before they are executed. Drag and drop command file(s) onto the console tab to execute them without a prompt.
WARNING: ADB Master exposes powerful and advanced tools for working with your Android devices and misusing it can result in the device malfunctioning... REALLY.
Disclaimer: Although great care has gone into creating it, this software is provided AS-IS and you use it completely at your own risk. All rights reserved.
Download ADB Master 1.61 for Windows, Mac or Linux.
The above download links provide the recommended latest versions. Previous versions of ADB Master are also available below.
Note on automatic updates under Windows: If you get an error updating an older version using the built in update feature, try running the app as an administrator (right click and select "Run as administrator"). You only need to do this to update the app - not every time you run it.
XDA:DevDB Information
[APP] [TOOL] [Win | Mac | Linux] ADB Master: A multi-android ADB graphical interface, Tool/Utility for the Android General
Contributors
extremewing
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2015-03-07
Last Updated 2015-03-22
Seems Good...! (Y)
I saw a device today that was not completing loading of the apps list and a few other strange things including strange numbers for the processes cpu percentages. I will be looking into this a bit more so you can expect an update soon.
Today, I uploaded a new version that fixes some issues under Windows.
Please see the original post for the download link!
Thanks
Adrian
A new version is in the OP.
It includes a new "Reset" button for tcp connections that have stopped working, particularly useful when waking the PC or changing access points and the old connection is no longer working.
New feature in V1.3: ADB Sideload
I had a request to add ADB "sideload" capabilities to the app (useful for rom developers) and here is the first version to test out that includes this feature. I will update the OP soon if no one has any problems.
V1.31 Increased timeout for sideload
This version has an increased timeout for the adb sideload feature. It is possible the execute thread was not waiting long enough for the upload to complete?
good work, thanks
it's hard to remember the command for me,
V1.32 is now available from the first post
New feature: adb sideload - upload and install updates to a device in one step.
Sideload mode is a special option in the Android's recovery. It was introduced in Jelly Bean (4.1) and higher.
Please see your recovery's instructions on starting sideload mode.
Some small changes in V1.33 on first post.
After some positive feedback, I have published this new 1.33 version on the play store too.
This is a wish list of features to add to ADB Master and I will be working on implementing them.
- Add ability to pull selected apk's from the selected devices
- Add ability to save logcat messages to files
- Add ability to pull screenshots
If you have any other requests, please post here!
Hi, a suggestion: can you make possible to connect to a device with a known ip? I don't want to install those apks...
vipervault said:
Hi, a suggestion: can you make possible to connect to a device with a known ip? I don't want to install those apks...
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Ok let me figure out what would make sense in how to do that.
Just out of interest, why do you not want to install the apk's (I assume you mean helper.apk)?
vipervault said:
Hi, a suggestion: can you make possible to connect to a device with a known ip? I don't want to install those apks...
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Just so you know, executing the connect command at a command prompt when you know the IP is quite easy too. The command would be "adb connect <IP>". The good thing with the helper.apk with ADB Master is that it will take care of this for you and even re-connect when a connection is broken for some reason.
Anyway, still waiting to see why you do not want to install the apk's? You could uninstall them straight away from the Applications tab too.
.jar won't open
I double-click on the jar, but nothing happens. Anyone know why this could happen?
Aidoboy said:
I double-click on the jar, but nothing happens. Anyone know why this could happen?
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You need to have Java installed and then the file type ".jar" should be associated with the java runtime correctly.
Best tool ever!
Vingadero said:
Best tool ever!
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Thank you! Your feedback makes it worthwhile.
If you have any suggestions or special requests, please feel free to post them.
extremewing said:
This is a wish list of features to add to ADB Master and I will be working on implementing them.
- Add ability to pull selected apk's from the selected devices
- Add ability to save logcat messages to files
- Add ability to pull screenshots
If you have any other requests, please post here!
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Great tools! Any progres with
- Add ability to pull selected apk's from the selected devices
???
Hi there!
Is there anyone using this:
https://www.suunto.com/en-us/Products/Sports-Watches/suunto-7/suunto-7-graphite-copper/
I have have used wear os watches since 2014 and now have been using Suunto 7 for some time, it feels solid and snappy.
Also battery life is pretty good.
Just got mine. Not to sure on battery life though, looks like I may have to give up sleep monitoring.
mjposner1 said:
Just got mine. Not to sure on battery life though, looks like I may have to give up sleep monitoring.
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What sleeping app you are using?
Haven't even tried one yet, will download and report back, but if I use one I am afraid I won't make a full day even if I charge after I wake-up and before I got to work.
Okay.
Let me know your results and used app, can test same here then =)
I gave up, tried one night and did not register with app. Also, battery life won't really handle this well, so I am now charging while sleeping so I can use all day instead.
Hi,
Since this is the only thread i see regarding the Suunto 7 maybe it is best i ask my question here .
Suunto 7 does not support external sensors and probably it will support but when will that be who knows, so i will try to develop an wear os app that will connect to footpod (Stryd) and try to read the data from it.
I will not wait for Suunto to do this and already existing third party app does not do this job very well.
So, since i am a complete newbie, can anybody point me how to start, is there already something done...like connecting to BLE devices...pairing and so on, I need from you guys some pointers.
Thanks
I have suunto 7. But these $500 watches not have internal speaker. You unable to answer phonecalls, get answers from google assistent, listen voice navigation instructions, listen podcast/music on this watches. Even getting notification is problem, without sound I found what I lost many notifications. These suunto guys saved one-two bucks on these $500 watches, but made it totally unusable for wearos users.
What about battery life, near 30 hours when paired with android phone (bluetooth).
Can any of you Suunto 7 owners grab these APKs for us?
afsafsafs said:
But these $500 watches not have internal speaker.
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Maybe due having waterproofing deeper than others?
Bushrod said:
Can any of you Suunto 7 owners grab these APKs for us?
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Please tell commands how to do it?
jesi said:
Please tell commands how to do it?
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Hello, here you have the steps from
HTML:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4032960/how-do-i-get-an-apk-file-from-an-android-device
HTML:
A) Make sure that your running (emulator/real Device). To check use this command
adb devices
B) Select all the available package list installed in your device. You can use grep command to select the specific package you intend to download.
adb shell pm list packages
adb shell pm list packages -f -3
Output (List of available packages )
package:/data/app/com.example.mytestapplication-sOzKi5USzfbYLPNDmaaK6g==/base.apk=com.example.mytestapplication
package:/data/app/com.example.myapplication-nd1I4FGnTZnQ9PyRbPDHhw==/base.apk=com.example.myapplication
C) Copy the package (which you like to download) from the above link. Form our case I choose this (com.example.myapplication) package
Syntax : adb shell pm path [your_package_name]
Command: adb shell pm path com.example.myapplication
Output
package:/data/app/com.example.myapplication-nd1I4FGnTZnQ9PyRbPDHhw==/base.apk
D) Finally, To download APK from your (emulator/real device)
Syntax : adb pull /data/app/[your_package_name]-1/base.apk [your_destination_path]
Command: adb pull /data/app/com.example.myapplication-3j4CVk0Tb2gysElgjz5O6A==/base.apk /Users/$(whoami)/Documents/your_apk.apk
Example: Trying to pull this CertInstaller.apk file in your local machine ( Mac )
adb pull /system/app/CertInstaller/CertInstaller.apk /Users/$(whoami)/Documents/APK/download_apk/
E) Confirm in your local directory
ls -la /Users/$(whoami)/Documents/
These packages looks like suunto apps.
package:com.soy.android.wear
package:com.soy.android.wear.watchfaces
package:com.soy.salmon.oemsetup
package:com.stt.android.suunto
package:com.google.android.wearable.app.overlay.salmon
We will have to sign the apks once you extract it to get them functional, could be this a good tutorial? Even though if you upload the app we could get help from users to do that.
HTML:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10930331/how-to-sign-an-already-compiled-apk
Thanks a lot!! and please reply me if you need any help.
Beaut357 said:
Hello, here you have the steps from
HTML:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4032960/how-do-i-get-an-apk-file-from-an-android-device
HTML:
A) Make sure that your running (emulator/real Device). To check use this command
adb devices
B) Select all the available package list installed in your device. You can use grep command to select the specific package you intend to download.
adb shell pm list packages
adb shell pm list packages -f -3
Output (List of available packages )
package:/data/app/com.example.mytestapplication-sOzKi5USzfbYLPNDmaaK6g==/base.apk=com.example.mytestapplication
package:/data/app/com.example.myapplication-nd1I4FGnTZnQ9PyRbPDHhw==/base.apk=com.example.myapplication
C) Copy the package (which you like to download) from the above link. Form our case I choose this (com.example.myapplication) package
Syntax : adb shell pm path [your_package_name]
Command: adb shell pm path com.example.myapplication
Output
package:/data/app/com.example.myapplication-nd1I4FGnTZnQ9PyRbPDHhw==/base.apk
D) Finally, To download APK from your (emulator/real device)
Syntax : adb pull /data/app/[your_package_name]-1/base.apk [your_destination_path]
Command: adb pull /data/app/com.example.myapplication-3j4CVk0Tb2gysElgjz5O6A==/base.apk /Users/$(whoami)/Documents/your_apk.apk
Example: Trying to pull this CertInstaller.apk file in your local machine ( Mac )
adb pull /system/app/CertInstaller/CertInstaller.apk /Users/$(whoami)/Documents/APK/download_apk/
E) Confirm in your local directory
ls -la /Users/$(whoami)/Documents/
These packages looks like suunto apps.
package:com.soy.android.wear
package:com.soy.android.wear.watchfaces
package:com.soy.salmon.oemsetup
package:com.stt.android.suunto
package:com.google.android.wearable.app.overlay.salmon
We will have to sign the apks once you extract it to get them functional, could be this a good tutorial? Even though if you upload the app we could get help from users to do that.
HTML:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10930331/how-to-sign-an-already-compiled-apk
Thanks a lot!! and please reply me if you need any help.
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Has some news?