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Connect my G1 with my laptop(Ubuntu 8.10 x64)
When I run the adb devices, it only said: List of devices attached
No devices line; It lists one line when I start the emulator program.
And not like the SDK for windows, there is not some folder related to drivers.
Does it support for linux x64? plz help.~
have you activated the debugger in your g1 ?
oh I remember when I was in ubuntu now
you gotta launch adb daemon as root
try this :
adb kill-server && sudo adb devices
and let me know if it worked
dixxa said:
have you activated the debugger in your g1 ?
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Absolutely, it works fine in Vista x64 with SDK 1.1 r1
I had to do two things to get this to work (although this was on x86) -
1) Build the kernel with the Android drivers enabled. This might not be necessary; I have no idea if they are turned on in the kernels you get from the Ubuntu repository as mine has been custom built for a while, but I'm guessing that they aren't enabled by default because they are in the "staging" area as of 2.6.29.1. So these were in Device Drivers/Staging Drivers/Android.
2) Add a "50-android.rules" file to /etc/udev/rules.d that has this line:
SUBSYSTEM=="usb",SYSFS{idVendor}=="0bb4",SYMLINK+="android_adb",MODE="0666"
The idVendor is different if you have an ADP phone, I believe; this was the value worked for mine (non-dev). You can do an 'lsusb' after it's been plugged in and see what shows up. Also, try grepping /var/log/messages for "udev" after you plug it into a USB port and see if there are meaningful messages.
- Chris
Hi all,
I got similar issue here, the main difference is that i got ubuntu 9.04.
running adb daemons as root permit to see devices when it's started normally, but not when in fastboot mode.
I tried all suggestions above (and others!) without success :/
Thanks for any help
noz.geek said:
Hi all,
I got similar issue here, the main difference is that i got ubuntu 9.04.
running adb daemons as root permit to see devices when it's started normally, but not when in fastboot mode.
I tried all suggestions above (and others!) without success :/
Thanks for any help
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copy the 50-android.rules file you created into a file called 51-android.rules. The problem is related to the order in which things are launched and copying this file to the new name will solve your problem.
I should also note that you will have to restart udev Or reboot or logout/in
to restart udev, In terminal type:
Code:
sudo /etc/init.d/udev restart
sudo is necessary~ thx
Hi all,
After creating 50-android.rules file in /etc/udev/rules.d, I can mount my sdcard on my gPhone to Ubuntu8.04 but I still see no thing when i type command : adb devices. I also did some commands which you gave here. Can anybody help me?
Thanks so much,
NPAK
npak243 said:
Hi all,
After creating 50-android.rules file in /etc/udev/rules.d, I can mount my sdcard on my gPhone to Ubuntu8.04 but I still see no thing when i type command : adb devices. I also did some commands which you gave here. Can anybody help me?
Thanks so much,
NPAK
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Code:
$ sudo mv /etc/udev/rules.d/50-android.rules /etc/udev/rules.d/51-android.rules/code]
that should fix it ;)
Thanks,
It can work now!
I have the same problem here. adb used to be able to see my phone when I was using Ubuntu 8.10. After I upgraded to 9.04, it never worked. I tried change the udev rule file from 50-** to 51-** or as haykuro suggested to 51-**/code. I also changed the permission to 777. And I did kill and restart adb-server several times under root, but I still get nothing~~~
Can anyone help?
Easy way - OpenVPN on rooted/S_OFF Incredible with BusyBox installed:
This is by far the easiest way to set up OpenVPN. Make sure you copy your config file and any relevant keys to a folder on your sdcard. First, you need to know where BusyBox is installed, and if you already have the tun.ko module. For BusyBox, for most Roms based off the 2.2 8/1 leak, the location is /system/xbin. An easy way to check on your phone:
adb shell
find / -iname "iptunnel"
The path containing the file is where BusyBox is installed. If you don't have it installed, you can follow the instructions at the bottom of this post to install it.
The tun.ko module depends on your kernel. With the hydra 2.2 kernels, the location is /system/lib/modules/tun.ko . Easy way to check:
adb shell
find / -iname "tun.ko"
If you do not have tun.ko on your system, then you can download it for 2.2 (tun.zip) or 2.1 (inside openvpn.zip) attached to this post.
Next, download the following two apps from the Android Market:
OpenVPN Installer
OpenVPN Settings
Next, run OpenVPN installer, click install, give it an install path (I prefer /system/xbin), and give it the path to BusyBox.
Finally, run OpenVPN Settings. Go to Menu -> Advanced, make sure "Load tun kernel module" is checked.
Click on "TUN module settings"
Change "Load module using" to insmod
Change "Path to tun module" to... the path to your tun.ko file. Click back.
Update "Path to configurations" and "Path to openvpn binary".
That should be it!
This is how to run OpenVPN on a rooted Incredible using unrEVOked root and the stock 2.1 ROM with S_ON
NOTE: This is only for rooted Stock 2.1 without S_OFF. If you have S_OFF via unrevoked forever, just use Openvpn Installer and Openvpn Settings, both available in the market. Much easier!
This is my first time doing something like this, so bear with me if it is a little rough!
You must have root access to set this up. You do NOT need to go back into recovery adb though.
First, download the attached openvpn.zip containing the following:
tun.ko - kernel module for 2.1.
openvpn-static - statically compiled openvpn
If you are using 2.2, tun.zip contains the module compiled for the 2.2 kernel (thanks Apalyan!)
You will already need to have a working client.conf, and any associated keys. Copy the following files into a folder named 'openvpn' on the sdcard, or push with the following:
adb mkdir /sdcard/openvpn
adb push tun.ko /sdcard/openvpn/tun.ko
adb push client.conf /sdcard/openvpn/client.conf
adb push client.key /sdcard/openvpn/client.key
adb push client.crt /sdcard/openvpn/client.crt
adb push ca.crt /sdcard/openvpn/ca.crt
adb push openvpn-static /sdcard/openvpn/openvpn-static
The following must be done in a root shell:
adb shell
su
mkdir /data/openvpn
dd if=/sdcard/openvpn/openvpn-static of=/data/openvpn/openvpn
chmod 700 /data/openvpn/openvpn
Use the OpenVPN Settings configuration below to start/stop openvpn.
Note: All of the code was already written and ported to Android by the guys behind OpenVPN Settings. I just compiled a new tun.ko from the Incredible kernel source, and recompiled the statically linked openvpn with updated paths to ifconfig and route.
ADDED (thanks wraithdu!):
If you have trouble with post-connection routing, you may need to install busybox for a more powerful route/ipconfig. Instructions are here:
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busybox is installed by the latest rooting process, but it's not a full install, ie it does not create all the command links. I got the file from the Titanium Backup site:
http://www.matrixrewriter.com/android/files/busybox-1.15.3.zip
To install:
1) extract and push busybox to your sdcard, reboot into recovery
2) mount /system
3) if you don't have /system/xbin (you should), create it
adb shell:
# mkdir /system/xbin (if necessary)
dd if=/sdcard/busybox of=/system/xbin/busybox
cd /system/xbin
chmod 755 busybox
./busybox --install .
4) reboot and done
OPTIONAL - before rebooting replace the busybox installed by the root process in /system/bin
1) mv /system/bin/busybox /system/bin/busybox.bak
2) cp /system/xbin/busybox /system/bin/busybox
OpenVPN Settings Instructions
OpenVPN Settings v. 4.6 works flawlessly with this! Here are setup instructions:
Install OpenVPN Settings v. 4.6 from:
Can't post links yet, do a google search for OpenVPN Settings, go to the Google Code download page, and download version 4.6.
Then, launch OpenVPN Settings, press Menu -> Advanced, and fill in the following settings:
Load tun kernel module - Checked
TUN module settings:
Load module using - insmod
Path to tun module - /sdcard/openvpn/tun.ko
Path to configurations - leave default
Path to openvpn binary - /data/openvpn/openvpn
It should work beautifully then.
any way to do it with non certicate based connections? i.e., group/psk configs?
The certificate setup isn't important, it is just how mine is set up. Any valid .conf should work.
ifconfig error
i got it all installed , it connects, but then in the end it says fatal error, ifconfig failed, could not execute external program. any ideas
You can run it manually to see what exactly is happening. Try the following:
adb shell
su
/data/openvpn/openvpn --config /sdcard/openvpn/client.conf
What generates the error?
error
Wed Jun 16 08:52:50 2010 /system/xbin/bb/ifconfig tap0 192.168.200.2 netmask 255
.255.255.0 mtu 1500 broadcast 192.168.200.255
Wed Jun 16 08:52:50 2010 Linux ifconfig failed: could not execute external progr
am
Wed Jun 16 08:52:50 2010 Exiting
and ifconfig is under /system/bin not /system/xbin/bb/. do you guys know where i need to change that?
The ifconfig stuff is hardcoded. I uploaded the wrong version - try this one.
Works perfectly
THANK YOU , works great
fang0654 said:
The ifconfig stuff is hardcoded. I uploaded the wrong version - try this one.
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Thanks very much for this! Will be trying it later today.
Fang - Thanks again. Do you have any suggestions on a util or tutorial on making a conf file? I've access to our Cisco ASDM for our ASA, the URL for the ASA, group name, Group key, and of course my username and pw.
For that, you need vpnc instead of openvpn.
I know the problem with using the VPN Connections app is that the tun.ko autoload doesn't work. There are a couple of things you may be able to do as a workaround.
1. Load the module by hand:
adb shell
su
insmod /sdcard/openvpn/tun.ko
or 2. Use the OpenVPN Settings app from above to load the tun module (just start openvpn, then stop it), then try out the VPNC app.
I don't have a Cisco vpn so I don't have any way of testing whether this works.
Gets "failed to connect" immediately. know of any way to launch the vpn connections via command line to see where it is failing?
This worked like a charm! Thanks very much for this guide.
Stupid question, how do I get to a adb shell? I already rooted the phone. I don't have to do the rooting process all over do I?
If your running Linux, just type "adb shell" in you terminal window - make sure your phone is connected via USB cable - you should get the "$" after this command and then your in your phone's shell.
I believe windows is the same way, but I only have Linux stuff running now...
Thanks a lot for putting this together!
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If your running Linux, just type "adb shell" in you terminal window - make sure your phone is connected via USB cable - you should get the "$" after this command and then your in your phone's shell.
I believe windows is the same way, but I only have Linux stuff running now...
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With the phone connected via USB (Disk drive or anything), I type "adb shell" and get device not found. I'm running Windows 7. Phone has been rooted (have Wifi Tethering installed). Just having issues getting it back to the shell command like when I first rooted it :/
make sure USB Debugging is enabled
OK, had a misspell in the tun.ko file.
I'm connected now. But unable to connect to anything on my network. Still looking into it.
Any ideas? I've restarted the phone. I'm connected to my OpenVPN server. I cannot ping the IP assigned to it (from OpenVPN status page). I cannot ping anything on my internal network from the shell. Shows no data moving. Do I need to do something?
I did a netconf and i have this:
tap0 UP 172.30.100.255 255.255.0.0 0x00001043
[Linux/Mac] ADB & Fastboot Install Script
I have created a script to be used to install ADB and Fastboot on a Mac or a Linux computer. Simply run the script in Terminal or a similar application and it will copy ADB and Fastboot to /usr/local/bin/
Also, as of Version 3.1 this also installs the JDK for Linux-based systems.
While advanced users probably won't need this, it would be good for new users who need help using the ADB and Fastboot commands.
You can see the source at GitHub.
Download
If you have any problems or errors, let me know.
Changelog:
20171202
Moved entirely to GitHub
On Debian-based Linux, installs the adb and fastboot packages
Other systems, the binaries are pulled from Google's website
Executables are given +x permissions
Version 5.0
Hosted on GitHub and Google Code
Uses latest adb and fastboot (as of April 3, 2014)
Install to /usr/local/bin/
Version 4.1
Uses cp rather than mv
Hosted on GitHub again
Team BlueRidge project
Version 4.0
Now installs adb and fastboot to /usr/bin/ which is a more appropriate directory for the files.
Includes Readme now!
Version 3.1
Added JDK Install for Linux
Version 3
Created separate scripts for Linux & Mac
Updated uninstall script
Version 2.1.1
Fixed errors in installer
Version 2.1
More code efficient.
Better comments in script.
Version 2
Combined installer scripts into one Universal
Updated Uninstall.sh to remove udev rules
Version 1.1
Added udev rules for Linux
Version 1
Initial release
Linux
Didn't work on linux, I suggest making a seperate script for linux, I believe the problem is where it detects linux. It gets sudo but nothing more. I ran each command by itself under linux and it worked. Thanks.
shootind5nukes said:
Didn't work on linux, I suggest making a seperate script for linux, I believe the problem is where it detects linux. It gets sudo but nothing more. I ran each command by itself under linux and it worked. Thanks.
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Thanks! I'll fix that and post an update soon!
JDK is now installed on Linux systems!
Now hosted on Google Code rather than GitHub.
Now installs to /usr/bin/, which is a more appropriate directory as these files are not required for normal system booting or are required for the general functions of your operating system.
i know this thread is old but i need some help.
my devices are not showing up after running the script.
i used adb devices and ./adb devices
boneskid1 said:
i know this thread is old but i need some help.
my devices are not showing up after running the script.
i used adb devices and ./adb devices
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Does it say that ADB is not found or your devices?
Try enabling ADB (USB Debugging) on your device if it says no devices were found.
Gingerbread: Settings>Applications>Development>USB Debugging
Ice Cream Sandwich: Settings>Developer options>Android debugging
Thanks!!!! This worked perfectly. Using Ubuntu 11.10.
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Thanks!!!! This worked perfectly. Using Ubuntu 11.10.
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I'm happy I could help! Don't forget to click "Thanks" if you liked it!
If you have any issues in the future with it, please feel free to let me know!
Good news!!! This is now a Team BlueRidge project and is on Team BlueRidge's GitHub
since tar.gz files are linux that means I download the zip file on my mac right? sorry if the question is obvious
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since tar.gz files are linux that means I download the zip file on my mac right? sorry if the question is obvious
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Download whichever for whichever platform. It's the script inside that you use that matters.
Trying to run the script on OSX, but when I am prompted to enter my password I can't type anything. Please help.
Ditto ul49, being prompted for a password, please advise
Simply type your account password. It won't look like anything is being typed but it is. This is how the "sudo" command works. It is for security.
really glad i found this.
i run "sh "sh script name" and i get this error
ADB-Install-Linux.sh: 5: ADB-Install-Linux.sh: Syntax error: newline unexpected
not sure if it's installed or what
thanks for making this set of scripts and if u could advise me on that error id be grateful.
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crazy
apt-get install android-tools-fastboot
and
apt-get install android-tools-adb
worked
Just released the first update in two years. Sorry to leave this project unmaintained. The files are now hosted by Team BlueRidge as Google Code no longer supports downloads.
First, thank you very much for putting this together for fellow users. While I'm not the most savy of guys I thought I might just share my experience while installing this ADB + Fastboot package on my MacBook Pro (mid 2012) running OS X Mavericks 10.9.3 in the hopes that somebody might benefit from it as well.
So here it goes:
I tried running the installation script found in "Androidv5.zip" which up until now is the latest version (I think). The script failed to install:
"This will install ADB and Fastboot on your computer.
Root Permissions required. Please type your password.
Password:
Changed directory to /Users/User/Downloads/Androidv5
Moving ADB
cp: /usr/local/bin/adb: No such file or directory
ADB Moved to /usr/local/bin/adb
moving Fastboot
cp: /usr/local/bin/fastboot: No such file or directory
Fastboot moved to /usr/local/bin/fastboot
You may now run Android Debug Bridge and Fastboot commands
Have a nice day."
So I figured I'd open the script file and run each command manually but they would still not work. I then decided to open the target directory
from terminal and it couldn't find it either, so I openned the /usr/ directory to find where the /bin/ directory was... and I found it at | /usr/bin | instead of | /usr/local/bin |.
I ran the commands in the script again manually one by one with the target directory set to | /usr/bin | and then closed terminal and reopened. After that I tried running "adb devices" and the output was "permission denied".
I then applied a "chmod 775 /usr/bin/adb" "chmod 775 /usr/bin/fastboot", closed & reopened terminal and voilà it worked!
Again I'm not a savy guy... there might probably be a better way to do this or perhaps I didn't run the install script as it was supposed to but anyway I decided to let you guys know how it went just in case it proves useful to somebody else....
Then again thanks a lot for sharing this! I finally have ADB + Fastboot on my Mac without having to nag about downloading the Android SDK. :laugh: :good:
Hi All,
I am writing a batch script to perform functions via ADB to set up our devices.
The device is rooted, and i can do the following via ABD:
adb root
adb remount
adb shell
sqlite3 /data/system/locksettings.db
sqlite3> update locksettings SET value='1' where name='lockscreen.disabled';
sqlite> .quit
There is not issue so far, and this works to disable the screen lock from swipe to "none"
Here is the issue, I have created a batch file, which processes all the various commands I have, which works perfectly, the problem is i cannot execute that as one command I.E.
adb shell sqlite3 /data/system/locksettings.db update locksettings SET value='1' where name='lockscreen.disabled';
This fails, i have tried various syntax changes but i get and error of TO MANY OPTIONS FOR LOCKSETTINGS
any thoughts or solutions would be most appreciated.
Kind regards
Anthony Aveley
AnthonyAveley said:
Hi All,
I am writing a batch script to perform functions via ADB to set up our devices.
The device is rooted, and i can do the following via ABD:
adb root
adb remount
adb shell
sqlite3 /data/system/locksettings.db
sqlite3> update locksettings SET value='1' where name='lockscreen.disabled';
sqlite> .quit
There is not issue so far, and this works to disable the screen lock from swipe to "none"
Here is the issue, I have created a batch file, which processes all the various commands I have, which works perfectly, the problem is i cannot execute that as one command I.E.
adb shell sqlite3 /data/system/locksettings.db update locksettings SET value='1' where name='lockscreen.disabled';
This fails, i have tried various syntax changes but i get and error of TO MANY OPTIONS FOR LOCKSETTINGS
any thoughts or solutions would be most appreciated.
Kind regards
Anthony Aveley
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Hi Anthony
Please, feel welcome to access our experts at the below forum as they should be able to tackle your question.
Android Development and Hacking > Android General
Nice regards, good luck and mainly, have fun.
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Hello everyone.
I have been wanting to get to grips with linux for a while now and decided linux decided to try completelinuxinstaller as i was having some problems with linux deploy.
i set up everything as the app asked. Downloaded .img files, extract, rename file and launch.. but in the android terminal i get a error which said:
chroot: can't execute '/root/init.sh': Permission denied
After days of searching and trying minor fixes i got no where until i found a list of instructions on how to fix this error.
(This error is becoming common on Samsung devices running android version 4.4.2, and can be expected to happen with some other devices, or newer versions of android. Although I haven't yet found the exact cause of the error, an effective workaround has been found:
The error seems to be coming from something in the busybox executable installed by the Complete Linux Installer app; many have reported that using other versions of busybox removed this problem, and the following version (free download on Google Play) has been confirmed to work: BusyBox
After using that app to install an updated busybox binary, simply copy the new binary over the existing busybox binary at /data/data/com.zpwebsites.linuxonandroid/files/busybox
Finally, in a rooted terminal window, type chmod 0755 /data/data/com.zpwebsites.linuxonandroid/files/busybox (see the more detailed instructions in the How do I install the most up-to-date version of bootscript.sh on my device? section of this FAQ)
Now you should be able to start linux using your Complete Linux Installer app on your device.)
But the problem is no matter what explorer i use i am not able to find the busybox config file. Where they said it would be doesnt exist. Even if i go to android/data its not there. Just the .com for all other apps. do you know where the busybox might be ?. On the busybox installer it says it is in /system/xbin but again i cant find it on my device.
And if i may chew your ear off for one more moment. How can i change the .config file ?
Thank you for your time