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This software is thought for Android users that use a macOS (or OS X) system. It semplify easy or not action you can perform with Android-Debug-Bridge (ADB).
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Basic Commands
reboot
reboot recovery mode
reboot bootloader mode
reboot download mode
Modding Commands
Unlock bootloader
Lock bootloader
Flash recovery.img
Flash zip file
Push files from Mac to Android
Other Commands
Install APK
Uninstall APP
Download
Download page
V.3.2 - stable

Cool tool! Will there be a Linux version in the works by chance?
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thewraith420 said:
Cool tool! Will there be a Linux version in the works by chance?
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Hi, actually I don't have linux installed, and I don't know if I'll build the tool for linux system.
But I'll speak about it with my new team!

I'm going to add a new function: AUTO-ROOT button with Magisk

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[TOOL] Android Multi-Install Tool. Batch Install your apps.[v 1.0.0] ALL android

I needed to install some stuff after I flashed my rom, so I quickly wrote up this tool.
You can throw whatever APK files into it, and connect your phone with debugging enabled, hit install and It'll install all the applications in the list.
Currently, this is just a prototype, but it will eventually get better, and I will add more features. For now, It should work for just a simple batch install.
If you have any problems, just shoot me a PM. Otherwise, I think this should be dead simple to use. If you have any suggestions for what I could add, Post it here.
Oh, and, If you wouldn't mind, Shooting me some donations will ensure you'll get more of this stuff!
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New Version coming out April 30th, 2014
I am re-writing the code from scratch. This was a project from a while ago.
Features to be implemented in the next version:
File management
APK installation library
APK removal
APK backup
More Realistic and better progress bar.
Windows 8 and retrograde support.
Mac and Linux support

Nexus 7 ADB works Fastboot does not

Hey XDA! I'm trying to revert from cyanogenmod to stock android and I'm running into what seems to be a driver issue.
I will got through the steps I've done to better explain.
1. Followed Nexus Root Tool Kit driver instructions.
2. Do driver test.
3. ADB passes
4. Fastboot fails
Every time I go into my bootloader my computer says as follows
USB Device Unknown(A request for the USB device descriptor failed.)
Some other information about my deviecs:
Desktop:
Winodws 8 64x
Nexus 7
Cyanogenmod Nightlies
Screenshots:
ADB Passes
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Fastboot Fails
While in bootloader
Nexus 7 2012 in bootloader;
Same problem
Did you find any solution?
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Did you find any solution?
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You need to update the drivers. I had the same issue. Search xda. There is a thread for this solution. I don't have the link off hand right now.
EDIT: here you go: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1996051
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Flashed an unsigned recovery the manual way

Welp, within hours of gaining root, I did something stupid:
Code:
dd if=openrecovery-klte-2.7.0.0.img of=/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name/recovery
It worked, but now I've got AT&T's friendly, "we hate you" message and I can't boot:
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How do I unscrew this up? Will an Odin back to stock save me here?
Going forward, how do I bypass this nonsense? I'm on klteatt, basically the AT&T variant of the Galaxy S5.
Do I need to migrate this to Q/A? If so, how can I do that? Not sure.
Have you tried using Samsung Kies to recover your phone?
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Have you tried using Samsung Kies to recover your phone?
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I was able to install my recovery with the original Samsung recovery, wrapping it in a tar archive, appending the md5sum to the end of the file, and flashing with Odin. I'm all good now. Migrating further discussion to the other thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=53487095

Install Recovery/Root Without PC?

I don't have access to a computer for a few days, but was wondering if it was possible to install a custom recovery on the Nexus 6P without a PC? I've heard KingRoot is available, but it's not compatible with the 6P on the N preview. Mainly looking at reverting back from N Be installing CM.
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You can't flash recovery within the device software without root :/ and you can't flash custom recovery through bootloader without a PC. I don't believe there's any way to root within the N preview software so.. bascially.. No.
What if my bootloader is unlocked
melston1987 said:
What if my bootloader is unlocked
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Still No.
melston1987 said:
What if my bootloader is unlocked
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No. As Exad mentioned the only way to flash a custom recovery if you don't already have root is via fastboot which requires a PC.
That sucks
melston1987 said:
That sucks
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Google Assistant

Anyone try this yet on our phone? It's avail for all devices running 7.0 and roms
I'm on Android 7.0 on a Nexus 5x and Google Assistant is not readily available.
As far as I know it's exclusive to Pixel phones.
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1) Download the 3 Files below
2) Copy all 3 Files to your device, uninstall google app.
3) Rename "tweak.prop.zip" to "tweak.prop"
4) First flash GoogleAssistantVelvet.zip
5) Then flash GoogleAssistantBuildProp.zip (this will install the "tweak.prop" into your build.prop)
**Download and install**
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?w=files&flid=121914
then manually give permission to google app.
I tried on my marshmallow rom and it's working
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Used this page for downloads --- http://www.droidape.com/get-google-assistant-marshmallow-devices/
Yes it's working on my Nexus 4, I'm using custom Android 7.0 Rom. All you need is root and a root explorer.
then edit build.prop and add this line 'ro.opa.eligible_device=true' and and change your product model to Pixel like this 'ro.product.model=Pixel'

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