From where should i download adb .? Cant get a link for it ..
And how to install .
download android-sdk, it's under the platform tools
Aspire said:
download android-sdk, it's under the platform tools
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http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
this one ..???
yeah download it and run the sdk manager, it'll ask you to download some dependencies.
tick platform tools and click download.
You can also download the stuff needed for app development if you want by ticking the appropriate android version e.g. Gingerbread
If you want some user friendly guide, refer this
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a.cid said:
If you want some user friendly guide, refer this
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the file in the link which u gave is of only 2 mb where as in sdk it's of 35 mb
I have refered the same thing to setup adb...and it works...
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And the file is of 290+kb (just checked)
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And the file is of 290+kb (just checked)
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so which one should i download ?? sdk or 4m 4shared ??
that includes just adb, but the sdk contains other android tools as well
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that includes just adb, but the sdk contains other android tools as well
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ok bro tx ....
what to do now ... ???
Aspire said:
that includes just adb, but the sdk contains other android tools as well
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download android sdk platform tools and uncheck the rest
a.cid said:
I have refered the same thing to setup adb...and it works...
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on opening adb nothing happens.. Command prompt flashes ...
On windows, open "run", type "cmd"...and in command window type "adb"...
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a.cid said:
On windows, open "run", type "cmd"...and in command window type "adb"...
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ok wait going to do ...
one more ques how to open .xml ..?? in notepad++ some odd type of characters are shown//
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On windows, open "run", type "cmd"...and in command window type "adb"...
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error :-
"adb is not recognized as an internal or external command"
avilove4u said:
error :-
"adb is not recognized as an internal or external command"
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It shd be adb shell.
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avilove4u said:
ok wait going to do ...
one more ques how to open .xml ..?? in notepad++ some odd type of characters are shown//
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U shd decompile apk's using apkmanager or apktool. Then it'll be correct
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avilove4u said:
error :-
"adb is not recognized as an internal or external command"
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Chances are you haven't set it correctly...
For me, the exact same things work...
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Related
Its not a repost guys. I created this thred only for quick view for new android users.
1. You must have java runtime enviornment installed on your computer.
2. You must have a rooted froyo or gingerbread firmware.
3. When we use xultimate 2.2 we must have our phone into USB debugging mode.
4. First u do xutimate procedure as kkrazzy has said.
-Run option 1. After option 1 is done, run option 2.
-Now these well take a while. Run option 3.
-IMPORTANT: After you have run option 3
-Now run option 4, and wait.
-Exit xUltimate, and put the phone in USB mass storage.
-Go back into the xUltimate folder and copy "done_frame", and "done_app",
and move them to the root of the internal sdcard not in the external sd.
-Now again connect phone into usb debugging mode.
5. I suggest that if anybody dont have SDK on their system then dont worry. Insted of SDK simply use adb.exe file which is in the superoneclick folder.
Go into SuperOneClick-->ADB folder. There u will get adb.exe file.
6. Take that whole adb folder & copy it to C drive path (U can keep it anywhere) including other files inside that folder.
Means u will get path of adb file as C:\adb\adb.exe
7. Now enter into command promp.
8. There u will see a path like C:\document and settings> (This path may be different for someone else. Thats not important)
9. This is very impotant step. Simply write there as
cd C:\adb\
Then in next line write adb shell.
You will see a msg on screen demon started successfully.
10. Thats it. You have entered into adb command mode.
11. Now remember by default # sign is always there at start of each line when u enter into adb command mode. Dont write it again in any command command...!!!
12. Now one by one run command
$ su
# stop
# mount -o remount rw /system
# rm /system/app/*.odex
# rm /system/framework/*.odex
# cp /sdcard/done_app/* /system/app/
# cp /sdcard/done_frame/* /system/framework/
# mount -o remount ro /system
# reboot
13. You will observe that after writing second command # stop your device will get hang. It will not at all respond. If that happens then u r going in right direction. Phone will hang till end of command.
14. Last command # reboot will restar ur device. But sometimes it will not. U will see a msg on computer screen as reboot returned. Dont worry. Simply Disconnect & restart phone.
15. Thats it guys. U will get a deodexed phone.
16. To check whether it is deodexed or not simply go into system->app folder. There u will see only .apk files. U will not at all observe .odex files there.
THIS IS SIMPLEST WAY I HAVE EXPLAINED. HOPE NOW NO ONE WILL FACE DIFFICULTIES IN DEODEXING.
PRESS THANKS IF THIS IS HELPFUL FOR YOU
Good job! But about XXKB3 fw you are wrong. Deodexing can be with any fw. We need only rooted phone
what the problem with the cmd???
i dont know why my cmd cant run ><
not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
....
Dude why you have made a similar thread
falex007 said:
Good job! But about XXKB3 fw you are wrong. Deodexing can be with any fw. We need only rooted phone
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Yep thats right, better update your post vishal.
please dont post similar threads..
updated post
vishal24387 said:
updated post
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Thanx buddy for your valuable explanation..
Tbh, this does have what kkrraazzyy's thread lacked
Misledz said:
Tbh, this does have what kkrraazzyy's thread lacked
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Sure yes! It is a lot more simpler for noobs ( like me ) to understand....I did it through kkrraaxxyy's post...But it helped ma friend thouhg
kkrraazzyy said:
Dude why you have made a similar thread
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sorry kkrazy. I dont wanted to post this as saperate thread. Actually I wanted to post this in ur thread but I thought people will feel difficult to find a particular post through lots of pages. Hope u will understand my intention.
dude, thanks for the info about the adb.exe.. never thought of that before.. i went through hell downloading the needed files when yet there was a simple method.. thanks alot.! Liked the OP bdw..
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dude, thanks for the info about the adb.exe.. never thought of that before.. i went through hell downloading the needed files when yet there was a simple method.. thanks alot.! Liked the OP bdw..
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Its my pleasre to help u. Actually I was also facing problem related to adb.exe. I also dont like to download big files. what about OP bro? I dont understand.
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Its my pleasre to help u. Actually I was also facing problem related to adb.exe. I also dont like to download big files. what about OP bro? I dont understand.
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OP means original post bro.. .. i already pressed the thanks button
Oh...I really dont know about OP. Anyway thanx bro for telling me.
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Oh...I really dont know about OP. Anyway thanx bro for telling me.
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no problem dude.. glad to help
vishal24387 said:
5. I suggest that if anybody dont have SDK on their system then dont worry. Insted of SDK simply use adb.exe file which is in the superoneclick folder.
Go into SuperOneClick-->ADB folder. there u will get adb.exe file.
6. Take that adb.exe file & keep in C drive path (U can keep it anywhere). I will tell u that make a new folder. Give it name as 'adb folder'. Then in this folder keep your adb.exe file.
Means u will get path of adb file as as C:\adb folder\adb.exe
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Bro, i suggest you edit your post.. tell them to copy the whole adb folder not just the adb.exe.. the .exe needs the other program to work.. just my opinion.. i tried just copying the .exe but to no avail.. once i copied the whole folder it works..
ya I think u r rite bro. I will quickly update my post. Thanks bro.
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ya I think u r rite bro. I will quickly update my post. Thanks bro.
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No problem dude
I updated post bro. Check it plz. If there is any problem in post plz inform me.
if there is a thread that the same with this then inform me and i will personally lock this one
kindly move this thread if it was in the wrong section. :laugh:
okay, i wrote this simple script to easily fix and regenerate the md5sum of our Nandroid backup to avoid mismatching when restoring it.
Please don't blame me if anything happens on your phone by doing this.
Requirements:
- Terminal Emulator
- Brain.apk
- Experience on flashing
Instruction
- flash the Nandroid_md5_fixer.zip thru cwm or stock recovery
- go to terminal emulator and type "md5fix"
- select your damaged backup and wait until it finish!
02/10/13 UPDATE!
http://qfs.mobi/f397801
- fix bootloop problem
- compatible with console provided by Aroma File Manager
NOTE: avoid using 'space' when renaming backup's folder. It must be in one word.
i hope this will help you
goodluck
Good Work!
is the link broken?
i open the link,it shows '410 - Gone'
Sent by Schoolar Boy who wanna help and being a devs
Droid_beginner_student said:
is the link broken?
i open the link,it shows '410 - Gone'
Sent by Schoolar Boy who wanna help and being a devs
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ooh so sorry., wait i'll fix it..
EDIT: link fixed
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Wow good will try this, in the same time I always got error message while backup sd-ext n there's no nandroid.md5 file in the folder :thumbup:
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lol.. can you upload using another way?
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ooh so sorry., wait i'll fix it..
EDIT: link fixed
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thank you
will try in my corrupt nand..
pressed
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Why avoid using space???
Does using \ not work in terminal emu???
Ex. Name\ of\ Backup\ Rom
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thirdzcee said:
Why avoid using space???
Does using \ not work in terminal emu???
Ex. Name\ of\ Backup\ Rom
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ClockWorkMod can't read folder's name with space (two words)
it's not on my script.
my script can only fix a corrupted md5sum on every piece of nandroid backup but can not rename folders
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unsupported
rio. said:
i wrote this simple script to easily fix and regenerate the md5sum of our Nandroid backup to avoid mismatching when restoring it.
Instruction
- flash the Nandroid_md5_fixer.zip thru cwm or stock recovery
- go to terminal emulator and type "md5fix"
- select your damaged backup and wait until it finish!
NOTE: avoid using 'space' when renaming backup's folder. It must be in one word.
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the zip file has an unsupported compression method . I cannot unzip it on my PC.
mai77 said:
the zip file has an unsupported compression method . I cannot unzip it on my PC.
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i zipped it using busybox i didn't use PC in working with it..
edit: try to unzip it using 7zip
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Good Tool...... Very Nice Work...
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Good Tool...... Very Nice Work...
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thanks bro!
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md5 recalc tool
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i zipped it using busybox i didn't use PC in working with it..
edit: try to unzip it using 7zip
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7zip no luck but winrar works.
So the script recalculates the md5 sums. this assumes, that when you switch between various builds of "CWM recovery shell" the md5 calculation somehow calculates kinda "wrong" md5 sums.
a very useful tool. :good::good:
I flashed the zip then used terminal emulator. Typed "md5fix" and responded, "sh: md5fix: command not found"
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I flashed the zip then used terminal emulator. Typed "md5fix" and responded, "sh: md5fix: command not found"
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flash it thru CWM
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is this working on all rom backup? coz i have a backup of jellyblast v3, jellyblast v3 with stock kernel and stock backup..after apply this can i restore the backup? coz i dont want to always flash the rom from the beginning...
how to use the script ? any example ?
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is this working on all rom backup? coz i have a backup of jellyblast v3, jellyblast v3 with stock kernel and stock backup..after apply this can i restore the backup? coz i dont want to always flash the rom from the beginning...
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yes!
mai77 said:
how to use the script ? any example ?
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after flashing just call it from terminal emulator.. the command is "md5fix"
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yes!
after flashing just call it from terminal emulator.. the command is "md5fix"
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recommend which CWM is working to restore?
Hi guys
After a few weeks on f2fs i decided to revert back y filesystem to ext4. Everything goes well except sideloading new rom to my device ( as its completely wiped ) Everything is now formated to ext4. Then the problem starts..
When I'm trying to sideload the rom i get error 'cannot read' even though I've put rom in my adb folder and my device is connected in sideload mode.
If someone could help me via team viewer ( free software allowing you to use my PC from yours PC ) it would be super great.
Thanks
When you type adb devices is your phone recognized?
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jd1639 said:
When you type adb devices is your phone recognized?
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screenshot of my ADB folder and command window
toster jp said:
screenshot of my ADB folder and command window
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Must give the path to your ROM zip. Your cmd prompt runs from c: \users\koppa but the ROM is not there.
You can't put the ROM in the adb folder. That only works if. You haven't added adb to your environment variable path and you have cd to that location
To get this to work either put the ROM in c: \users\koppa or cd to your adb folder or give the full path in the command
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trying now
thanks
del.
No, sorry. If you want my help,, you'll have to keep replying in this thread
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toster jp said:
could you pm me on hangouts? my email is : [email protected]
thanks
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I don't think rootSU or I are going to pm you. The answers here can help others and it's best to keep them here. Did you put the rom.zip in the folder rootSU suggested?
okay
I just thought that you could help with this via TeamViewer so i could learn how to and you know, not spend another hour or two doing super basic things.
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What directory is your ROM.zip?
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I'm trying to flash stock 4.4.3
Its placed in a few places... C:/users/kopa/adb C:/users/kopa/desktop C:/users/kopa
toster jp said:
okay
I just thought that you could help with this via TeamViewer so i could learn how to and you know, not spend another hour or two doing super basic things.
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A neat little trick with Windows and cmd is to back out of the folder you are in. So, if the path was C:\Users\toster jp\adb, back out to the C:\Users\toster jp folder. Hold shift and right click the adb folder. Select Open command window here. Then, cmd automatically cd to the proper directory. Then your adb sideload rom.zip will work.
toster jp said:
I tried to put my rom everywhere... And still same thing. 'cannot read'
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Be explicit please
Also don't forget you must enable sideload in recovery
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Aerowinder said:
A neat little trick with Windows and cmd is to back out of the folder you are in. So, if the path was C:\Users\toster jp\adb, back out to the C:\Users\toster jp folder. Hold shift and right click the adb folder. Select Open command window here. Then, cmd automatically cd to the proper directory. Then your adb sideload rom.zip will work.
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SOLVED
huge thanks guys
I'm super happy because of that! And finaly I feel like I know how to use adb
THANKS!
toster jp said:
SOLVED
huge thanks guys
I'm super happy because of that! And finaly I feel like I know how to use adb
THANKS!
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Glad you got it worked out
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hello everyone.
i use cm12 rom and i would like to ask if i could somehow ,run the command "apktool d myapk.apk" from terminal ,to decompile apks
from my mobile?
thanks
side said:
hello everyone.
i use cm12 rom and i would like to ask if i could somehow ,run the command "apktool d myapk.apk" from terminal ,to decompile apks
from my mobile?
thanks
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I don't think you can run this command to your phone terminal becuase it's a jar file. But you can pull you apk, decompile it, do your changes and recompile it.
Code:
adb pull /system/app/myapp.apk
And then to push
Code:
adb push /system/app/
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I don't think you can run this command to your phone terminal becuase it's a jar file. But you can pull you apk, decompile it, do your changes and recompile it.
Code:
adb pull /system/app/myapp.apk
And then to push
Code:
adb push /system/app/
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yes i know how to do it with my computer thanks
side said:
yes i know how to do it with my computer thanks
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okay then... But you can try on your mobile but i don't think it'll work. You will not loose anything if you try...!
root-expert said:
okay then... But you can try on your mobile but i don't think it'll work. You will not loose anything if you try...!
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already tryed ... with no luck :/
Hi,
So my screen broke yesterday and I needed to check my phone for missed important calls. I know there is lots of solutions out there, but I needed a way access your screen without the installation of any software on your phone. I was lucky because my digitizer still works so I can still use the touch feature and figure out on my screen where to press . I figured i would post it, might save someone someday....
Note: Works on Android 4.0 +
You need to have have developper options enabled so this can work. So first of all, I need to enable ADB from recovery. There is lots of post on the forum and google, so I will not cover this part.
Once I had ADB enabled, I wrote a small batch file that would take a screenshot from my phone, then pull it to my pc, wait 1 sec, then restart. After I used chrome and a auto-refresh extension to refresh the image every second. I will assume that you have ADB installed and all drivers for adb working. Here it goes
1. You will need to create a batch file. Open notepad and paste this into it.
Code:
:start
adb shell screencap -p /sdcard/screen.png
adb pull /sdcard/screen.png
timeout 1
goto start
Save it as ss.txt, or whatever you like. Then go to desktop and rename ss.bat or "whatever you like.bat"
This may vary a bit if you do not have an SDcard, or if your directory is not named the same way, So change SDcard to the name of your storage folder.
Copy it to your adb directory.
2. Open a Command Prompt as Admin change directories to ADB folder. Once you are there, just type ss and the batch should start.
3. Open chrome and install an auto-refresh extension. I used this one:
HTML:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/easy-auto-refresh/aabcgdmkeabbnleenpncegpcngjpnjkc?hl=en
4.Then open your c:\ drive in chrome (type in the address bar file:///C: ). Navigate to your adb folder and open screen.png.
5. Start auto refresh on screen.png opened in chrome and set to 1 second.
Now you will have a screenshot of your phone being refreshed every second! I agree its slow, but its an easy way to get on your phone and configure other applications such as vnc or other stuff or just to get the phone number of that hot date you had last night.
Other thoughts: I your digitizer is broken, you can always just get a USB on the go adapter and plug-in a mouse and use ADB over wifi.
I guess you can also use an usb micro to hdmi adapter and plug it in to a monitor, they have them at bestbuy for 20$ if you dont want to make your life complicated.
Have Fun!
Need busybox do you not? screencap is not in my /system/xbin nor /system/bin folder
kirito9 said:
Need busybox do you not? screencap is not in my /system/xbin nor /system/bin folder
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What phone and what rom are you using? What I read is that some vendors do not include screencap in their stock rom. ..
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What phone and what rom are you using? What I read is that some vendors do not include screencap in their stock rom. ..
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Using Blu Dash Jr D140a, stock ROM ( Gingerbread 2.3.6)
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Using Blu Dash Jr D140a, stock ROM ( Gingerbread 2.3.6)
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Should of mentionned, dosen't work with gingerbread, you need 4.0+ if i recall correctly. Maybe, if your lucky, the manufacturer may have included their version instead of screencap since it did not exist back, i would take a look in the bin folder to try to find an equivalent if not you are out of luck with this method.
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Should of mentionned, dosen't work with gingerbread, you need 4.0+ if i recall correctly. Maybe, if your lucky, the manufacturer may have included their version instead of screencap since it did not exist back, i would take a look in the bin folder to try to find an equivalent if not you are out of luck with this method.
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OP should be updated then and here's my bin folder.
kirito9 said:
OP should be updated then and here's my bin folder.
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Ya, I don't believe it will be possible for you using this method. :/ Sorry Will update original post...
Steph_D said:
Ya, I don't believe it will be possible for you using this method. :/ Sorry Will update original post...
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No problem, I will try on my 4.2.2 device.
EDIT: It works bro. Nice little guide of doing it manually