If you're asking what i think you're asking, no.
ADB is included in the Android SDK tools. This is a windows program (IDK if there's a mac version or not), not an android app, it cannot be loaded onto an android device.
mtmerrick said:
If you're asking what i think you're asking, no.
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That's it. Thank you!
mtmerrick said:
If you're asking what i think you're asking, no.
ADB is included in the Android SDK tools. This is a windows program (IDK if there's a mac version or not), not an android app, it cannot be loaded onto an android device.
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You could always use emulators ..........
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I have tried to upgrade to rc30 modified but i couldn't due to the fact i i had a windows 2000 and i wasn't able to use the cmd properly... i have a mac osx now... is there any instructions in how to downgrade to from ota rc30 to rc29 then upgrade to the modified rc30.. i would appreciate this help if someone could get me instructions
zeroblackpimp said:
I have tried to upgrade to rc30 modified but i couldn't due to the fact i i had a windows 2000 and i wasn't able to use the cmd properly... i have a mac osx now... is there any instructions in how to downgrade to from ota rc30 to rc29 then upgrade to the modified rc30.. i would appreciate this help if someone could get me instructions
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hey, im a mac user too....the instructions for cmd/terminal/shell work on mac...just follow the same instructions and PM me if you need help...
Android development in general should (currently) work even better for OSX and Linux than for Windows.
More important than what operating system you're running is the ability to read the stickies and understand what they're saying.
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More important than what operating system you're running is the ability to read the stickies and understand what they're saying.
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i completely agree... well put jashsu... but mac seems to be most compatible out of the box...lol...
Theoretically Ubuntu 8.04 should be the absolute most compatible for Android development currently, as that is what Google references in the sdk docs. Mac should be very similar, as it's partially built on BSD. Any experience with unix shells would give one a big jumpstart with Android hacking. However a lot of Mac users (Windows users too) have never touched the command line before. Which is a shame...
jashsu said:
Theoretically Ubuntu 8.04 should be the absolute most compatible for Android development currently, as that is what Google references in the sdk docs. Mac should be very similar, as it's partially built on BSD. Any experience with unix shells would give one a big jumpstart with Android hacking. However a lot of Mac users (Windows users too) have never touched the command line before. Which is a shame...
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yes that really is too bad...commandline is fun and flexible...and sometimes quicker....
okay its my fault for accidentally deleting it but I need the sdk tools. i redownloaded it but instead of a sdk folder there is just a sdk doc file. i read it and downloaded everything through the sdk manager and the tools are still not there. im lost and i looked through the guides and didnt see anything there. so what do I do now?
http://http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
Then run the Setup exe
im on a mac...guess i should have said that first but i found it...its just not in the sdk directory anymore...and thats wut i was looking for specifically...the sdk tools now ~/Android/tools
duh...simple answer...just overlooked it trying to get ready for work...lol
Gah Mac Users
was curious to knw if it is possible to install the sdk phone tools on windows xp? i have the sdk v6.1 and visual 2010 but that isnt allowing me to use the unlocker. when i try to install the other version it says its only for vista and win7 and dont complete setup. i have a patch file that is suppose to allow it to run, but it doesnt. any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks
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was curious to knw if it is possible to install the sdk phone tools on windows xp? i have the sdk v6.1 and visual 2010 but that isnt allowing me to use the unlocker. when i try to install the other version it says its only for vista and win7 and dont complete setup. i have a patch file that is suppose to allow it to run, but it doesnt. any help would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks
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just upgrade to windows 7 or linux.
hotaru said:
just upgrade to windows 7 or linux.
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yea i would if i had a way to upgrade. dont have a win7 cd to do that
jasontac said:
yea i would if i had a way to upgrade. dont have a win7 cd to do that
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Yes you can install adb on windows xp search android dev forum for my thread on how to install adb on windows it will say for windows 7/ 32 -64 but it should work fine on xp good luck
Root-Hack-Mod-Always™
sorry for the post, but i just used the search for sdk tools and thought this would be it, but i guess wrong place. I need the sdk tools for windows 7 phone, but thanks for the reply's guy's much appreciated!!
hi
finished the install to android studio appeared this image
http: //i57.tinypic.com/2u7ukaf. png
why?
my computer is not intel and download many hours
I've downloaded all the files in sdk manager and why again?
i don't understand please help me :crying:
NyxHero said:
hi
finished the install to android studio appeared this image
http: //i57.tinypic.com/2u7ukaf. png
why?
my computer is not intel and download many hours
I've downloaded all the files in sdk manager and why again?
i don't understand please help me :crying:
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Do you really need android studio or just want to use ADB/fastboot?
The screenshot doesn't show any errors, installation is just in progress.
I have to download and install Google API Intel x86 for use the android studio?
my screenshot is not a error, my problem android studio download Google API Intel x86...
I should?
NyxHero said:
I have to download and install Google API Intel x86 for use the android studio?
my screenshot is not a error, my problem android studio download Google API Intel x86...
I should?
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Intel x86 is a general cpu structure, which means 32Bit CPU. You can also use it with other vendor's 32bit CPUs
LS.xD said:
Intel x86 is a general cpu structure, which means 32Bit CPU. You can also use it with other vendor's 32bit CPUs
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i know
but my computer is a AMD 64 bits
NyxHero said:
i know
but my computer is a AMD 64 bits
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Your pc may also run x86 software. Is your OS 32bit or 64bit? I still don't really understand whats the reason of your post. Whats your probem?
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Your pc may also run x86 software. Is your OS 32bit or 64bit? I still don't really understand whats the reason of your post. Whats your probem?
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64 bit
my problem, why android studio download this file?
i think don't need or i'm wrong
Greetings
NyxHero said:
64 bit
my problem, why android studio download this file?
i think don't need or i'm wrong
Greetings
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The software will run properly on your system
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The software will run properly on your system
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but, i can skip this step? i don't want to download the file
It's an obligation to use the program?
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but, i can skip this step? i don't want to download the file
It's an obligation to use the program?
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I think you'll need it.
okay
thanks LS
I will try to keep this short. I am unable to install the Android SDK Tools on this Windows 7 64bit machine. I have installed these tools countless times and never once had an issue. What gives???
When I extract the contents of the android sdk folder, there is NO exe file. Just windows batch files which I can not get to do ANYTHING via command line, run as admin, etc etc etc.
W T F????
Search and get "tools_r25.2.5-windows.zip" from the internet, this one works for me.
Mak
Hello, the question seems weird but, are you trying to use platform tools or Android Studio ?
Can win you have faulty
-Hope- said:
Hello, the question seems weird but, are you trying to use platform tools or Android Studio ?
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Can win you have faulty
thaiphuoc1 said:
Can win you have faulty
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What?
Hey,
yeah I know what you think. But I don't want to install Windows 10 on any of my tablets.
I just want to know, what work has to be done, to install Windows 10 on a Android Tablet. Just theory, nothing practially.
Ty
nameplayer said:
Hey,
yeah I know what you think. But I don't want to install Windows 10 on any of my tablets.
I just want to know, what work has to be done, to install Windows 10 on a Android Tablet. Just theory, nothing practially.
Ty
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Do a related Google search: you'll get many results!
nameplayer said:
Hey,
yeah I know what you think. But I don't want to install Windows 10 on any of my tablets.
I just want to know, what work has to be done, to install Windows 10 on a Android Tablet. Just theory, nothing practially.
Ty
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The if and how of that question depends on the device in question, the process may or may not vary depending on exactly which device you would be doing this on. Some are simple, most are not and only tablets with certain hardware architectures can even attempt to install Windows 10. The tablets that can install Windows 10 usually can't install the complete Windows 10 OS, they have to use a specialized version that has been trimmed down to reduce the storage space required to install it.