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recovering partitioned internal memory

I recently used Frank's Tools to dual boot Ubuntu on my Tablet.
After I later realized it wasn't for me, I used the generic root kit to revert to android only OS.
I now see that my internal memory is only showing as 7.36 gb
I would like to know how I can go about recovering the partitioned memory
I have tried using frank's tools, and choosing android only but it gave me the error
"Nvflash started
nvflash configuration file error: file not found"
Some help would be much appreciated.

There should be a flash.cfg file in there- monkey around with the partition sizes and see if that fixes the issue.
I'm not familiar with Frank's tools, so can't help you there. My wild guess is that the rom files aren't unzipped and in the same folder as the nvflash executables.
You might try to download and flash the nvflash version of Prime or another custom rom since it will have the stock partition sizes.

Hi there go to little stevies thread download olife.sh and set up the enviroment put the rom you want in images boot.img system.img recovery.img
Run olife.sh and go to the option flash then select stock it will resize all the partitions and flash the rom you put in images i usually use the script just for flashing new roms makes sure i get a super clean install
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Danzano said:
Hi there go to little stevies thread download olife.sh and set up the enviroment put the rom you want in images boot.img system.img recovery.img
Run olife.sh and go to the option flash then select stock it will resize all the partitions and flash the rom you put in images i usually use the script just for flashing new roms makes sure i get a super clean install
Sent from my tf running krakd warped an twisted 1544mhz Blades kernel
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I am very new to Linux and don't know much at all about their OS or ubuntu.
I know i can install it and dual boot my PC with ubuntu, or simply just run a VM of ubunt on my PC.
All i know to do in Ubuntu us open up the terminal by hitting Ctrl+alt+f i beleive
Can anyone show me a step by step way of doing so?
Stevies thread asumes you have knowlege of ubuntu, but I just don't.
Even better has anyone been able to acomplish this with windows?

SomethinAmazinn said:
I am very new to Linux and don't know much at all about their OS or ubuntu.
I know i can install it and dual boot my PC with ubuntu, or simply just run a VM of ubunt on my PC.
All i know to do in Ubuntu us open up the terminal by hitting Ctrl+alt+f i beleive
Can anyone show me a step by step way of doing so?
Stevies thread asumes you have knowlege of ubuntu, but I just don't.
Even better has anyone been able to acomplish this with windows?
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You can have ubuntu run next to windows just download the wubi version from the website it lets you have dualboot and if you get sick of ubuntu you can just uninstall it like any other win program.
As for the steps to setting up there are 1000 youtube vids on how to set up adb etc on ubuntu and there very easy to follow
Once you have watched a few of those videos you will have a folder in your home folder called platform-tools thats where all the good stuff goes for android and thats where lil stevies thread pics up from..
I was completly new to linux and android when i got my gt540 but after 2-3days i was happy flashing and modding and now with my tf doing even more with the system.
If you have a little patience and dont mind watching a few youtube vids you can get the whole lot set up and done and ready for future use in an hr or so
Understanding it or what your doing is the part that will take 2-3 days lol
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Thanks so much Danzano.
You really helped me out alot. I installed Ubuntu like you suggested, and was able to safely remove the ubuntu partition from my tf's internal memory.

SomethinAmazinn said:
Thanks so much Danzano.
You really helped me out alot. I installed Ubuntu like you suggested, and was able to safely remove the ubuntu partition from my tf's internal memory.
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All good mate it comes in handy alot for work on the tf and other bits and pieces
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**UPDATED**Tester with gremlins needed

As always, READ the ENTIRE OP...
If you are having poor performance/battery life and want to help me finalize a project/ addition to the 1-Click Gremlin Remover, let me know...
Awesome! So now that I have a few people that are willing to test that have protential gremlins, I am introducing a possible addition to the Gremlin Removal process. This method is a less destructive technique as oppose to reformating everything and starting all over again (aka the 1-Click method).
This is mainly intended for those who are only experincing less malicious gremlins, meaning you aren't dropping 20% battery every hour, have extemely laggy performance with FC's, etc. However, it is possible that this method could fix even the most extreme performance issues (or not do much at all...lol)
**Make sure you have adb installed on your PC**
Step 1
Download the System Cleaner.zip and copy to the root of your sdcard (see attachments at bottom)
Download the tune2fs.zip, unzip it, copy the file (tune2fs) to the root of your sdcard (see attachments at bottom)
Plug phone into PC via usb
Boot into recovery
Open cmd prompt and type:
Code:
adb shell
cp /sdcard/tune2fs /tmp
chmod 777 /tmp/tune2fs
Now we have our filesystem check environment in place.
Step 2
Unmount /system, /data, and /cache (we can leave the sdcard mounted)
Open cmd prompt and type:
Code:
adb shell
/tmp/tune2fs -l /dev/block/stl9
/tmp/tune2fs -l /dev/block/stl10
/tmp/tune2fs -l /dev/block/stl11
In the output of all three partition checks, you need to look for one of these variables:
Code:
Filesystem State: clean
Filesystem State: not clean
Filesystem State: dirty
If it is "clean", this may not do much for you. If it is "not clean", you didn't unmount that partition. But if it is "dirty", this will fix many issues.
Step 3
Regardless of which state your filesystem is in, we can still run the System Cleaner.
While in recovery mode, flash the System Cleaner.zip as normal. It uses the Aroma Installer so just run it as you normally would. Notice that you only have 1 option to "install" or run the cleaner. I plan to add more to this project, but I want to get the base of it up and running.
This is a fairly quick process but allow it to run fully without touching the device. You will also be prompted to restart or not. I haven't gotten that option working correctly so it doesn't mattter what you choose, you will still have to reboot manually. When the installer is done, click next, finish and you will go back to CWM.
Step 4
After the filesystemcheck is done, run Step 2 again and note your fielsystem state (especially if it was dirty).
Step 5
Reboot the phone and monitor your performance, etc.
A bit of insight into what this is/does:
This method is using a binary called fsck.ext4. Broken down explination:
Code:
fs= filesystem
ck= check
ext4= filesystem type
Pretty redundant I know.
Now, what it does, is runs a filesystem check and defrag, much like windows disk check and defrag. It fine tunes the file systems, realigns things as needed, and cleans up the system. Just like our computers, our phones need a good cleaning from time to time and this little thing will do just that...lol
Again, this is just the base for a larger project...
Credits and Thanks
My wife (she is a great supporter and anti-nagist)
FBis251
RaverX3X (thanks for listening and making me figure out my errors...no spoon feeding here...lol)

MIUI centric? I'd love some better battery life on it.

hechoen said:
MIUI centric? I'd love some better battery life on it.
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I get around a day out of it which is really all I need..
I'm up for testing Thomas.
Edit: OK I just got home. Will post feed back in a bit..
Edit: Well all my partitions were clean. Flashed System Cleaner anyway
Im on VB, and it has great standby battery life, but it nosedives once i start using it..
Either way, just got 25 hours out of the first charge
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7TimesCursed said:
I get around a day out of it which is really all I need..
I'm up for testing Thomas.
Edit: OK I just got home. Will post feed back in a bit..
Edit: Well all my partitions were clean. Flashed System Cleaner anyway
Im on VB, and it has great standby battery life, but it nosedives once i start using it..
Either way, just got 25 hours out of the first charge
Sent from my SGH-T959V
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Try Lightning Zap v5 for better battery life... Link is in my signature

flashed it before restoring any apps.
its working wonders performance wise, lets see how battery life goes as it soaks in hehe

My phone was clean on all volumes... Commands worked fine and and ran system cleaner just for testing purposes anyways. All is well

Awesome to know it is working, now I just need someone who has gremlins from multiple flashes and what nots to see how well it fixes things...lol

Thomas,
Are you sure that defraging is necessary on a flash drive... with SSD (solid state drives) it's even doing more bad by wasting limited amount of erase cycles. And btw, fragmentation does not affect reading speed as much as with regular HDD because of very low latency.
During defragmentation (if utility is not aware about how flash memory works) there might be multiple P/E cycles on a typical block of 16, 128 or 256KB.
There are utilities which will erase free blocks on SSD - fill it with "1" so that next write to such blocks would be faster. Does your utility do something like that?

Ill be willing to test it for you.
50 flashes and no clean ups yet.
Don't have gremlins thou.
it pm the results later.

Vlad_z said:
Thomas,
Are you sure that defraging is necessary on a flash drive... with SSD (solid state drives) it's even doing more bad by wasting limited amount of erase cycles. And btw, fragmentation does not affect reading speed as much as with regular HDD because of very low latency.
During defragmentation (if utility is not aware about how flash memory works) there might be multiple P/E cycles on a typical block of 16, 128 or 256KB.
There are utilities which will erase free blocks on SSD - fill it with "1" so that next write to such blocks would be faster. Does your utility do something like that?
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This "defrag" is for our devices... fsck have been used on android phones for some time now... It isn't a true defrag as you would think with a normal hdd. But it is the best way of explaining it.

lol cant believe it all file systems are clean despite 50+ flashes without cleanup

JuLes' MostWanted said:
lol cant believe it all file systems are clean despite 50+ flashes without cleanup
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That's good...lol

i guess it made my device a little smoother ;-)
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/tmp/tune2fs -l /dev/block/stl9 seems to be "not clean" on my device. ran it, rebooted back to recovery and ran it again and still not clean

thomas.raines;
If it is "clean" said:
"dirty"[/B], this will fix many issues.
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LOL read the OP AGAIN..

aww men hey raines when i boot into recovery it cant mount sdcard cant mount cache recovery unknown volume for path cache recovery command and i cant acess my sdcard to flash anything what went wrong.

HolyGhostBoy1 said:
aww men hey raines when i boot into recovery it cant mount sdcard cant mount cache recovery unknown volume for path cache recovery command and i cant acess my sdcard to flash anything what went wrong.
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What did you do before you had those issues?
Sent from my BAMF SGH-T959V!

thomas.raines said:
What did you do before you had those issues?
Sent from my BAMF SGH-T959V!
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i followed your instructions. i notice it was like this today i turn my phone when i woke up this morning. i wonder what happen did i do something wrong..

All clean here. Looks like it might be pretty hard to find someone with a dirty filesystem.

i cant flash anything now will odin fix.

[Q] Noob Clockwork Mod Install on mac

Trying to root and install CM10. On CM's wiki it says to Place the libusb-1.0.0.dylib library from the zip inside /opt/local/lib on the machine...I've researched and played with this all day, and I have no clue what they are asking me to do. I am pretty sure that's where my error is. When handshaking with Loke it fails to respond. Using Heimdall on a mac.
Thanks
Steve

Adrenaline82 said:
Trying to root and install CM10. On CM's wiki it says to Place the libusb-1.0.0.dylib library from the zip inside /opt/local/lib on the machine...I've researched and played with this all day, and I have no clue what they are asking me to do. I am pretty sure that's where my error is. When handshaking with Loke it fails to respond. Using Heimdall on a mac.
Thanks
Steve
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Heimdall is very flaky on the Mac. Try completely removing Kies and see if that helps. Thats what got it working for me the last time I used it. Now I just boot into my windows partition and use Odin. It never fails.
And btw - there is no /opt directory on the Mac unless youve installed Darwinports or made it yourself. Even still you would have to add it to your $ PATH. You could move it to /local/lib if your comfy with unix commands. I dont remember having to do anything like that though but its been awhile.
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Slavestate said:
Heimdall is very flaky on the Mac. Try completely removing Kies and see if that helps. Thats what got it working for me the last time I used it. Now I just boot into my windows partition and use Odin. It never fails.
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Already removed Kies, that was the first problem. Was saying no device connected for download mode beforehand. I have parallels and may just download odin and find other instructions to do it through windows. Not sure if it's Heimdall being flaky or me just not understanding what CM means by placing that file in the library.

Slavestate said:
Heimdall is very flaky on the Mac. Try completely removing Kies and see if that helps. Thats what got it working for me the last time I used it. Now I just boot into my windows partition and use Odin. It never fails.
And btw - there is no /opt directory on the Mac unless youve installed Darwinports or made it yourself. Even still you would have to add it to your $ PATH. You could move it to /local/lib if your comfy with unix commands. I dont remember having to do anything like that though but its been awhile.
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That would make sense on why I can't find nor understand the whole placing it in the /opt directory thing

Adrenaline82 said:
That would make sense on why I can't find nor understand the whole placing it in the /opt directory thing
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Yeah opt=optional. Its just another directory you can put executables in to keep them separate from the system and users own /bin, /lib, etc. Port apps like Darwinports installs its stuff to /opt and Fink uses /sw. Same function but different locations.
I think I tried Odin using Parallels/Win 7 (that was before I just boot camped it) and I think it worked. Just gotta install the samsung usb drivers.
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[Q] Considering Building a ROM

Hey everyone. I am considering making a custom ROM, in particular, one that has a custom theme to it. I was thinking of maybe making a Star Wars themed AOSP one, maybe just 4.1.2 for stability for now. I was just wondering some things. The first problem is I have no clue about developing, so I'm sorry if my assumptions are stupid.
I was wondering if developing a ROM would be like either:
A. Taking an AOSP ROM (with permission from Devs), and tweaking system files, and then making it into a ZIP again
or
B. Would I need to compile something myself and tweak system files and things from there?
Thanks in advance for your answers

You would have to do the ROM from scratch. Try using android kitchen it would help you a lot.
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Thanks for the quick answer . So my desktop is running Windows 7 HP, 6 AMD core processor clocked at 2.6 GHz with about 200 GB of free space. Would that work alright?

BlazingGlory53 said:
Thanks for the quick answer . So my desktop is running Windows 7 HP, 6 AMD core processor clocked at 2.6 GHz with about 200 GB of free space. Would that work alright?
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that should be perfect.

Yes it would be more than enough by the way I would recommend using ubuntu because it feels easier but give me a few minutes and I will provide you links om using it on Windows
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I'm currently downloading Cygwin to see how tough it is to bake something up on Windows, and worst case scenario, I'll try Ubuntu

If you come across any problems while creating it I'll be happy to assist you.
By the way I would recommend extracting a tar file of the 4.1 jelly bean ota.
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Logicsupraboy1 said:
If you come across any problems while creating it I'll be happy to assist you.
By the way I would recommend extracting a tar file of the 4.1 jelly bean ota.
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There a way to make an AOSP rom with kitchen?

I don't think so but you will need ubuntu for aosp.
I'll send you a link right now.
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Need some help now. Currently the kitchen is saying that there are no ROMs in the original_update folder, but i have the original OTA TAR file in, and I also extracted the boot, system, and cache files to put them in the folder too. it's not working D:

BlazingGlory53 said:
Need some help now. Currently the kitchen is saying that there are no ROMs in the original_update folder, but i have the original OTA TAR file in, and I also extracted the boot, system, and cache files to put them in the folder too. it's not working D:
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Best suggestion trying Ubuntu as you can dual boot it with Windows.& the instructions are easier to follow.

Boy, I'm having a field day trying to get this working xD. I install linux, open terminal to install Java (ia32 libs), and I get this:
E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[email protected]:~
EDIT: Maybe because I'm downloading system updates is why the "other process is using it", but the problem came up before I started the update...

BlazingGlory53 said:
Boy, I'm having a field day trying to get this working xD. I install linux, open terminal to install Java (ia32 libs), and I get this:
E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11: Resource temporarily unavailable)
E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[email protected]:~
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Installing adb would and try googling how to install ia32 libs
If you are running a 64bit
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Also let the updates finish lol sorry I didn't see the edit.
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making progress, but now Ubuntu won't grant me root. Here's the entire process I did:
[email protected]:~$ sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
[sudo] password for william:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
ia32-libs : Depends: ia32-libs-multiarch but it is not installable
openjdk-6-jre-lib : Depends: openjdk-6-jre-headless (>= 6b17) but it is not going to be installed
E: Unmet dependencies. Try 'apt-get -f install' with no packages (or specify a solution).
[email protected]:~$ apt-get -f install
E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13: Permission denied)
E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[email protected]:~$ su
Password:
su: Authentication failure
[email protected]:~$
EDIT: Never mind, I was confusing it with Linux Mint I think. It's sudo -s
EDIT 2: NVM, Java was there in the package thing

Wait are you using the guide I sent you? Because when I used it I had no problems what so ever.
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I had Ubuntu 12.10 loaded, I went to 12.04 and things are a heck of a lot smoother now

I'm making good progress now. I'm working on compiling AOSP, going to try CM10.1. I'm having a problem though. It won't let me download the repo. This is what happened:
[email protected]:~/Source$ repo init -u git://github.com/BeerGang/android.git -b cm-10.1
fatal: 'git' is not available
fatal: [Errno 2] No such file or directory
Please make sure git is installed and in your path.
Whoopsies! Missed a step, installing some packages I missed, will update and see if it works ;D

That is great I hope I was of some help.
Keep me up to date with your progress please as I would like to know how it is going.
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Well right now I'm compiling "again". The first time I didn't set enough space in linux for the partition, so I ran out of space in the repo sync. I should be good now, but I think sometime I'm going to have to reinstall my old hard drive, or get a new one. Who knew a 1 TB drive could fill up so fast? xD

OG Battery Mod

So I'm trying to get OG's Battery mod working on my g2x. When i run the app installer on my PC i get the error 'failed decompiling system.UI'
I'm running wolfscript on my phone. I was wondering if the tweaks/mods in wolfscript would be causing the error?

Pain-N-Panic said:
So I'm trying to get OG's Battery mod working on my g2x. When i run the app installer on my PC i get the error 'failed decompiling system.UI'
I'm running wolfscript on my phone. I was wondering if the tweaks/mods in wolfscript would be causing the error?
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Now it's telling me that the System.UI apk cannot be found....even though I can get to it in about 2 seconds using root explorer. WTH!?

Pain-N-Panic said:
Now it's telling me that the System.UI apk cannot be found....even though I can get to it in about 2 seconds using root explorer. WTH!?
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Decompile? Change extension to zip.
-- The noob says:
The g2x works best if you chant "humba lumba humba" while standing on one leg!

I do not know how to decompile apk's....
However, I know that wolfscript isn't the problem because I pulled the systemUI.apk and the settings.apk files from a previous nandroid I made before flashing wolf and tried to use the battery mod using the "mod existing files" option and I received the same "failed decompiling systemUI.apk
Do you really think that changing the extension to zip could help?
It can find APK's both from my phone and from existing files on my pc....in both instances it's giving me the failure to decompile error. GRRRR this is so aggravating all I want is ONE of the battery icon mods...I want the little droid symbol with the percentage number in the image lol.
**EDIT- Mansa I know you're pretty good with coding...My log shows this error --> 'java' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
**EDIT AGAIN- Ok after googling the error I realized that it was due to not having Java installed on my pc. Installed latest working Java. Now I'm back the program telling me that it cannot find my systemui.apk. Here is what my log says-
C:\Users\MyPC\Desktop\OG Batt Mod\Tools>adb -s "037c700842a04557" shell
# cd system
# cd app
# pwd
/system/app
# ls
[0;0mADWLauncher.apk[0m [0;0mHTMLViewer.apk[0m
[0;0mAccountAndSyncSettings.apk[0m [0;0mKineto.apk[0m
[0;0mAndroidTerm.apk[0m [0;0mLGEServices.apk[0m
[0;0mAndroidian.apk[0m [0;0mLatinIME.apk[0m
[0;0mApplicationsProvider.apk[0m [0;0mLatinImeTutorial.apk[0m
[0;0mBluetooth.apk[0m [0;0mLiveWallpapers.apk[0m
[0;0mBrowser.apk[0m [0;0mLiveWallpapersPicker.apk[0m
[0;0mCMParts.apk[0m [0;0mMagicSmokeWallpapers.apk[0m
[0;0mCMScreenshot.apk[0m [0;0mMarketUpdater.apk[0m
[0;0mCMStats.apk[0m [0;0mMediaProvider.apk[0m
[0;0mCMUpdateNotify.apk[0m [0;0mMediaUploader.apk[0m
[0;0mCMWallpapers.apk[0m [0;0mMms.apk[0m
[0;0mCalculator.apk[0m [0;0mMusic.apk[0m
[0;0mCalendar.apk[0m [0;0mNetworkLocation.apk[0m
[0;0mCalendarProvider.apk[0m [0;0mOneTimeInitializer.apk[0m
[0;0mCamera.apk[0m [0;0mPackageInstaller.apk[0m
[0;0mCarHomeGoogle.apk[0m [0;0mPacman.apk[0m
[0;0mCertInstaller.apk[0m [0;0mPhone.apk[0m
[0;0mContacts.apk[0m [0;0mPicoTts.apk[0m
[0;0mContactsProvider.apk[0m [0;0mProtips.apk[0m
[0;0mCyanbread.apk[0m [0;0mRomManager.apk[0m
[0;0mDSPManager.apk[0m [0;0mSettings.apk[0m
[0;0mDefaultContainerService.apk[0m [0;0mSettingsProvider.apk[0m
[0;0mDeskClock.apk[0m [0;0mSetupWizard.apk[0m
[0;0mDevelopment.apk[0m [0;0mSoundRecorder.apk[0m
[0;0mDownloadProvider.apk[0m [0;0mSpareParts.apk[0m
[0;0mDownloadProviderUi.apk[0m [0;0mStk.apk[0m
[0;0mDrmProvider.apk[0m [0;0mSuperuser.apk[0m
[0;0mEmail.apk[0m [0;0mSystemUI.apk[0m
[0;0mFOTAKill.apk[0m [0;0mTalk.apk[0m
[0;0mFileManager.apk[0m [0;0mTelephonyProvider.apk[0m
[0;0mGallery3D.apk[0m [0;0mThemeChooser.apk[0m
[0;0mGanOptimizer.apk[0m [0;0mThemeManager.apk[0m
[0;0mGenieWidget.apk[0m [0;0mTorch.apk[0m
[0;0mGoogleBackupTransport.apk[0m [0;0mTtsService.apk[0m
[0;0mGoogleCalendarSyncAdapter.apk[0m [0;0mUserDictionaryProvider.apk[0m
[0;0mGoogleContactsSyncAdapter.apk[0m [0;0mVending.apk[0m
[0;0mGoogleFeedback.apk[0m [0;0mVisualizationWallpapers.apk[0m
[0;0mGooglePartnerSetup.apk[0m [0;0mVoiceDialer.apk[0m
[0;0mGoogleQuickSearchBox.apk[0m [0;0mVpnServices.apk[0m
[0;0mGoogleServicesFramework.apk[0m
# adb -s "037c700842a04557" kill-server
adb: not found
#
What does that mean?

Seems like adb is either not installed or not in the path

Exit the adb shell before issuing another adb command. Based on your log you were still in it. A simple control+c would do the trick.
-- The noob says:
The g2x works best if you chant "humba lumba humba" while standing on one leg!
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Pull the apk to your pc. Then you can do whatever you want with it. That is where you can browse inside the apk by changing the extension to zip too. Been there, done that!
-- The noob says:
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Well I'm not manually issuing any commands....I'm just selecting what setting to use via battery mod setup program. Its obvious I'm not knowledgeable enough about how to use adb in order to do this....Google here i come lol

I can't even get adb running on my PC ....i installed it using sdk. Adb.exe opens for a brief moment and then closes automatically..

Pain-N-Panic said:
I can't even get adb running on my PC ....i installed it using sdk. Adb.exe opens for a brief moment and then closes automatically..
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adb is a command line program. Open a command prompt, cd to the folder and type adb to see the help.
-- The noob says:
The g2x works best if you chant "humba lumba humba" while standing on one leg!

I understand how it works now. I can get it working but how can I use it to make this stupid program find my necessary apk files? Heres a link to mod if you want read about it- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2181766

like navigate using commands such as
C:/user
/my computer
/SD Card
/ABD.exe
that's just an example using those commands will do nothing
Sent from my LG-P999

Yup I figured it out after reading a few tutorials. But how can I use adb to make this program recognize my apks? Here's a link to the mod if you guys wanna check it out http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2181766