I'm trying to install an update to one of my AVDs via the update.zip in the sdcard.
I have tried using the "adb reboot-bootloader" command but it does not seem to work for an AVD.
Does anyone know if/how this could be done?
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Well I need some help. I am teying to setup adb on my computer but everytime I try to type the command adb devices I get a message saying that adb isn't recognized as an internal or external commandcommand
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you need to goto the folder that adb is located in first.
use my thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=878786
if you want to be able to use it anywhere.
Before i was able to use abd. A fewdays back i was using adb to push some files onto an evo. Ever since then whenever i try to do "adb bugreport" or any other command it gives me back "device not found" is there any solution to fix this?
So, trying to root and install cyanogenmod on my friends Evo **** 4g 2.3.3.
Following instructions per the cyanogenmod install wiki and a few other places.
I am using linux for everything and have adb setup correctly. I downloaded the fastboot from htc's dev website. [Everyone links you to the website but forgets to mention that you have to create an account and click on 'unlock bootloader' and scroll through a few pages]
Anywho, I did that and extracted the file to my android sdk directory. {for me it's [androidsdk/platform-tools]}
Now, when I try to run the fastboot command after running the adb reboot command to get into the bootloader, it returns with an error. "Fastboot command not found"
Now, I double checked and I marked the permissions for the fastboot file to be allowed to execute as a program.
What else am I doing wrong? If someone that has done this before, could help me out, that would be fantastic!
Again, I am running on ubuntu 11.04 linux with adb set up properly. Thanks.
cehck to see if you are in the same directory as fastboot. If you are in the platform-tools/ directory, do cd ../tools
fastboot *command here
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cehck to see if you are in the same directory as fastboot. If you are in the platform-tools/ directory, do cd ../tools
fastboot *command here
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I was indeed in the same directory as fastboot, but fastboot would not recognize as a command. Even when I tried it with my atrix.
Try chmod 777 fastboot
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Trying this now. Will let you know in a sec.
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Still getting fastboot: Command not found
I have a galaxy light I an attempting to abd sideload a zip via recovery. I am able to boot into recovery, when I "adb devices" nothing appears that is all fine. The recovery has an option for adb update, I select this. It shows up as use "adb sideload <filename>" via usb. At that point "adb devices" shows the device "<serial number> sideload", I then attemptto "adb sideload <filename>" filename is a zip file in the correct directory. I then get a list of adb commands as if "adb sideload" is not a recognized command. I am using the latest adb version of 1.0.29. note: when i recheck "adb devices" it will now come back as "<serial no> host". the "adb sideload <filename>" prompt is still on the recovery screen. Does anyone know why my sideload cmd is not working? thanks
bg.
solved
no more problems reinstalled platform and tools.
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My "adb push" command is not working. When I type it in, the command prompt seems to run "adb help". No error message, just the list of possible commands. See the attached screenshot.
Does anybody know what's happening?
Computer: Windows 7
Device: Verizon Galaxy Nexus (toro)
Version: 4.2.2Kernel Version: 3.0.85-franco.Kernel-nightlyBuild: JDQ39
The "adb push" command is used to push files to your device.
Typing "adb push" won't do anything besides displaying all the adb functions.
To push something, your command must be something like "adb push whateverthefileis system/bin" the "system/bin" is the destination where it is to be pushed, for example if you want to push an app you do, "adb push android.apk system/app"
Make sure your drivers for phone is installed properly.
IF I HELPED HIT THANKS
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solution???
Did you put your phone in recovery mode first?
krishneelg3 said:
The "adb push" command is used to push files to your device.
Typing "adb push" won't do anything besides displaying all the adb functions.
To push something, your command must be something like "adb push whateverthefileis system/bin" the "system/bin" is the destination where it is to be pushed, for example if you want to push an app you do, "adb push android.apk system/app"
Make sure your drivers for phone is installed properly.
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I had typed in the correct syntax for the command, but will try updating drivers. Thanks!
ADB push just scrolls commands
I am trying to use ADB with telnet to root my Droid Maxx. I have been desperately trying to use Jcase's method. All my commands work, except the push command. I can telnet, my drivers are all up to date, my phone is on debug, install unknown sources etc...Everything seems to be in order, but the su and RockMyMoto.jar will not push, just a scrolling of commands. Any help would be most appreciated.
Thank you