My setup: Huawei Y511 + android 4.2.2 I bought a Huawei Y511 in China, so there is no GAPPS (and I cant find a non-Chinese firmware for my phone), then I rooted and used this page tips to download the GAPPS (android 4.2) to the SDCARD. I can just copy the apk files directly to the card and then run install from the tablet, (developer options activated of course) Camilo Jose Chaves Montilla Hello and Thanks in advance
Lol yeah man the file name is way too long haha Quote: Originally Posted by gianton Great guide for newcomers! Quote: Originally Posted by wm2001wm2001 OK I laugh hard when I saw ur file name is almost the same as I do. It is now a valuable resource for people who want to make the most of their mobile devices, from customizing the look and feel to adding new functionality
Ofcourse, you are not left with much space for data though Pingback: Android and Me() steve Can you do this on the phone itself by dropping to the shell from recovery mode? Raghu Yes, you can Halfsight Nice guide. This walkthrough requires pieces of the Android SDK (and Eclipse to run it) but is there a simple way to do it using the phone alone? Could I run these same commands through the Android Command Prompt (not sure what its technically called sorry) and accomplish the same thing? I always have my current card with everything still on it if I mess it up
Sometimes i am at a remote location and i do not need SDK tools installed so why go through all the time it takes just for me to create a connection for a minute. for example: This is the opposite of pull, so lets say i have a picture of Lloyd on my computer and i want to copy it into my phone, first i place it in my Quick ADB folder
http://choozurmobile.blogspot.com/2013/09/how-to-unlock-pattern-locked-android_10.htmlBest Android Emulators for Running Android Games on Desktop Computers? Have you ever had a thought of using a smartphone app on your desktop computer? Yes, it is possible with an emulator. Method: Using ADB (Android Debug Bridge) Commands ADB is advance command line tool which enables user to communicate with Android device using commands on pc
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Also i would like to ask one question,if i set factory setting in my set, will it be locked? PLz answer Reply NeaL Pradeep July 31, 2011 at 1:22 am no, it will just clear all the cache and will set all the settings as it was in the unboxed condition! Reply udit July 22, 2011 at 12:54 am hey guys, plzz help me my samsung android phon memory is full and i have 8gb memory card. how could I solve this problem? Reply Pradeep Neela April 8, 2012 at 10:35 pm you need to root the device and make use of apps2sd to move apps to sd! Reply mohammad April 9, 2012 at 9:58 am do you know some ways without root or custom rom? my device is galaxy GT-i9003 with 1.5 GB internal storage and makes me unable to install more apps
Thanks for your help! Glen Flint on July 8th, 2011 Should show IP address in previous post adb connect EEEPC ip address here:5555 Glen Flint on July 8th, 2011 Thank you so much for this post. Though make sure if you are copying and pasting you make sure all your double quotes look right! Mark Quinn on January 24th, 2012 spoke to soon soon is recognised by adb devices now but not showing up in the android SDK still??? Even after reboot! Mark Quinn on January 24th, 2012 Sorry what an idiot my android app is running on my Samsung Galaxy Phone so that is good enough for me even though it is not showing in the AVD Manager
Thank you! June 28, 2012 MC Zata I keep getting the Access Denied on the console terminal, please help July 7, 2012 additya Please help i have a samsung s3 , i am trying to move apps to ext sdcard through the apps2sd software but unable to do it says ext storage not found or card is emulated. GEEK TRIVIA Advertisers Set Analog Watches To What Time To Attract Customers? DID YOU KNOW?The word verb is a noun (as it describes a member of a class of words)
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What should I do? Reply lorenz says February 2, 2011 at 7:29 am Have you installed the driver ? Reply Shweta says April 1, 2011 at 6:20 pm same problem with me. Please tell me Regards Balaji Reply lorenz says October 25, 2011 at 7:57 pm Hi Balaji, It is imposibble to run AT command via ADB interface Reply BALAJI BABU T.R says October 24, 2011 at 6:21 pm Hi Lorenz, Good Morning, Need your help
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How to install adb for Android with Ubuntu
This guide is directed for individuals interested in rooting their Android device or those interested in flashing custom ROMs, software development, or theme alterations or just about any other activity that would necessitate use of adb or fastboot for device modification. Create udev rules for Ubuntu to correctly identify the device when it is plugged into the USB port This is the most difficult part of the entire process
Not sure if you need to physically be in the tools subdirectory when invoking the shell, or it is the switch, or perhaps the debugging switch on the phone, but the above always works for me. I pulled the following from my terminal: Code: Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.25 -d - directs command to the only connected USB device returns an error if more than one USB device is present
Alternatively, if you are using a custom ROM but it doesn't have this modification, you can just unzip the ROM and modify the boot.img that is included with it using the above steps. One possibility is to execute adb root from a PC terminal, although this will not work on all ROM configurations (the ROM must be built as a "userdebug" one)
It's greatly appreciated! David CogenDavid opened a cell phone store on his college campus and started TheUnlockr.com as a personal tech blog back in 2009 along side
I got up to the point where am supposed to edit the system environment variables and mistakenly deleted the PATH and now I cant remember what was there before. I rooted my Nokia X using SuperUser SU but after almost a month of usage, it doesnt look like my phone is rooted anymore because all root privileges are not granted as before
I suspect that overscan might be the answer, but when I tried to set it to 0,0,800,480, it permanently hung my system and I had to reset to the factory image to recover. For the sake of this discussion, let's say I'm trying to simulate a typical phone, running the following: adb shell wm size 800x480 adb shell wm density 240 adb shell wm overscan reset First, setting the size messes up the menu bar
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To test whether ADB is working properly, connect your Android device to your computer using a USB cable and run the following command: adb devices You should see a device in the list. GEEK TRIVIA What Is The Longest Running Company In The World? DID YOU KNOW?The only point where the Fahrenheit and Celsius temperature scales converge is at -40 degrees when the same absolute temperature is designated by identical numbers on both scales
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Thanks have to go to the following for this information (where I learned the ADB shell): Android Developers and The unlockr So you want to have full access to your Samsung epic 4g but dont want to have to type all those rooting commands on the virtual or physical keyboard? Or maybe you just want to remove some of those pesky .apk files so you can remove certain apps (cough nascar cough cough). Extract the contents of the zip file then navigate through the extracted file 1 level until you see the following files: add-ons, platforms, tools, SDK readme, and SDK setup
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