ADB Fastshellversion 0.9b
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This is a Windows Batch file which should make your work with ADB much, much easier and faster.
It contains ALL of the basic operations with ADB which you'll ever need.
Logcat? Check!
Push files? Check!
Pull files? Check!
Shell Emulator? Check!
Install files to system folders even if your kernel have ro.secure=1? Check! (but you'll need root though )
And there is feature I call Smartshell - it lets you do basic operations with only drag&drop!
If you d&d file called "boot.img" on Fastshell file - it will flash this file as a kernel to your phone.
If you d&d file called "install.apk" on Fastshell file - it will install this file as applicaton without wiping application data.
If you d&d file with any but these name - it will push this file to phone.
For full reference, read help.
But don't use the backup feature as a full backup. It only lets you fast-restore system in case you flashed, for example, broken framework-res.apk. If you wipe your /system and restore this - it won't work.
In future I'll do the full-working backup with Busybox installation.
That's all!
Download: View attachment Fastshell_v0.9b.rar
Update uploaded! Now the program is nearly finished.
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APK to Java Viewer
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Hi all!
As you know, we can view and save java classes in classes.dex via some tools. And we have enough guides (like this; http://goo.gl/QkK6P7 ) but it requires effort so, I made this small tool for lazy people
This script will show the java files in your apk/jar (framework). Instructions as below:
1. Download the zip in Attachments.
2. Extract Java-Viewer.zip anywhere on your PC.
3. Put your an apk or jar (framework) in "Input".
4. Execute "Run_me_first.bat"
5. Follow Instructions (in tool)
**JRE is required
**IMPORTANT: DO NOT leave spaces when you name your apk files, e.g. "123 abc.zip" is a no go, "123abc.zip" is the correct way,
Bugs;
-After converting dex to jar, the script ends suddenly. Thats why you need execute View_Java.bat after finish Run_me_first.bat script
-jd-gui can't decompile all smali files.
Applications are used;
-JD-GUI 0.3.6
-7zip
-dex2jar-0.0.9.15
Credits;
@Ryuinferno for his "Sign-em!" thread style
@lickarock for his guide and his screenshot
Well, way to just go and one up me, huh? Nice work man. I will be making use of this for sure. Anything to save myself 87 steps.
I have been wondering how I can make good use of my C++ knowledge apart from developing kernels, so came up with this.
Presenting you with AndroidUtils, a menu driven interface for some ADB functions.
Features
Neat UI, with Serial and Name of device connected.
Reboot to Recovery, Bootloader or normal reboot.
Print kmsg, get last_kmsg.
Print/Dump logcat.
Screen Capture.
Screen Recording (for certain phones only).
Batch Installation of multiple Applications.
Settings interface to reset cache.
Download - AFH Mirror (Version 1.0)
How-to
Download and extract the zip.
Run android-utils.exe
Note
You need to have ADB set up properly.
kmsgs needs root to be dealt with, so root access to ADB must be granted.
Screen Recording need screenrecord binary to work properly. If its there, you are good to go, else don't try that.
Screenshots
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Hello, this is a simple process which will replace your default HTC emojis by the more common ones used on iOS.
I have tested it on Lollipop and Marshmallow, it works fine. I am not sure if it will work on Kitkat though.
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You will need to have access to system partition and be able to modify it (write access).
This can be either achieved by - entering twrp recovery and using the file manager,
- also by using a root explorer on an S-OFF phone/or has custom kernel which enable write to system.
either way is fine, provided you know what you're doing.
Here are the steps into completing it:
1. browse to system/fonts/
2. rename hTC_ColorEmoji.ttf to hTC_ColorEmoji.bak
(that way, if you ever want to revert to stock emoji, all you will have to do is to delete the new one and rename this one back)
3. copy the iOS emoji from the zip to system/fonts/ and ensure permission is set to rw-r-r (644)
4. Reboot.
That's all! Enjoy the new emoji!
Today I want to present mine Adb and Fastboot Installer fully updated and fully worked. Yes it's true there are some other project, but this Installer contains the lastest fastboot and adb exe. This installer will create a folder in c:\\ or in your system path that will contain fastboot and adb files. When you finish the installation, you can use the adb commands freely and above all from any folder or path you want; in addition with the latest update you will not have problems with the vendor id of just phones known.
INSTALLER SCREEN
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HOW TO INSTALL
Download the installer from a link;
Unpack the zip file;
Run Adb_and_Fastboot_Installer.exe;
Use some commands
CHANGELOG
#1.0.0
First release;
#1.0.1
Fix System Wide Installation;
Add lastest files;
#1.0.2
New adb and fastboot files (adb version is 1.0.39)
DOWNLOAD LINK
Adb and Fastboot Installer
DONATE LINK
If you want to support the project please consider making a donation, thanks. (If you make a donation, please tell me for what project you have made it)
DONATORS
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Objective:
This tool copies via USB the user files contained in the Android subfolders of the /data/media partition - as these typically are DCIM, Documents, Photos, Music, Videos, etc.pp - to the Windows PC in one go. It is a script written in pure DOS - I am not a friend of PowerShell - so everyone can understand how it works.
It can be considered to be a backup-tool.
This tool makes use of ADB commands.
Example screenshot:
Requirements:
Device's Android must be rooted.
On device USB debugging must got enabled and ensured computer that is authorized to work with the device.
Usage:
If you're interested in this tool then
Download the .ZIP-file from link provided below to computer
Extract the downloaded .ZIP-file to a location you prefer
Run the Windows command script named Pull-Data.bat housed therein
Download ( ~2.5 MB ):
https://www.mediafire.com/file/lc04vqlj9yx1m1x/Pull-Data.zip/file
Disclaimer:
This tool is provided "AS IS". If any bugs are found please let me know.
Does this tool preserve time stamps?