Can someone please zip and upload these from the newest SDK with secure USB debugging (4.2) so I don't have to download a full new SDK. [Got these already]
I could also use a new adb binary for use on-device from terminal or script (or is it the same one?).
Thks
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That would be 1.0.30 or above for the on-device adb. Can someone on a 4.2 ROM shoot me this file?
Thks
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Guess there were too many bricks this week _that demanded attention. No biggy, I just downloaded the new SDK but I still need adb 1.0.30 or newer for on-device use. If someone gets a chance I would appreciate it. I will zip and post the API 17 (4.2.2) versions of adb and fastboot for anyone else that may need them.
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It appears (and this has been verified by multiple installs by myself and people on #android and #android-dev on freenode) that fastboot has been removed from the R14 release of the Android SDK.
Does anyone know how to get fastboot via another method so I can unlock the boot loader of my Nexus S (my platform is Windows 7 SP1 X64)?
Thank you in advance.
I think I found the answer to my own question:
http://dl.google.com/android/android-sdk_r13-windows.zip
I don't think it's been a part of the Android SDK, at least for a while. I've always had to manually download the binary.
It can also be made in your build environment. Command: make fastboot. It will create the binary.
where to put that command? thx
Here's fastboot.exe: http://www.mediafire.com/?wrgw1erxw71o77a
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where to put that command? thx
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You have to place it in the same folder containing adb.exe (platform-tools for the last sdk).
I want to download the latest possible ADB/Fastboot binaries because a little bird whispered in my ear that the Asus USB ID's have been added so -i 0x0b05 isn't needed when using fastboot on the TF201.
Anyways, I do NOT use the "android-sdk" nor have I ever downloaded it. I simply used a tool called knives and forks which put the binaries in system32/syswow64 and then somehow symlinked them to always respond when typing "adb" in CMD regardless of where i start the CMD. I don't need to cd to an android-sdk folder (I don't even have one, derp)
So how can I update to the latest binaries WITHOUT downloading the sdk?
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while not the most ideal answer, i work on a lot of low end devices and in an effort to keep it simple for em i bundle up the binaries needed for most devices. normally i have adb for all 3 platforms and fastboot for all three. ive yet to update the mac and linux binaries but my zip does have the latest windows adb/fastboot
www.Shabbypenguin.com/OUDstuff/Tools/ADB-Tools.zip
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Much obliged!
Thank you! You just saved me from a 2-3hr download tethered to my phone!
shabbypenguin said:
while not the most ideal answer, i work on a lot of low end devices and in an effort to keep it simple for em i bundle up the binaries needed for most devices. normally i have adb for all 3 platforms and fastboot for all three. ive yet to update the mac and linux binaries but my zip does have the latest windows adb/fastboot
www.Shabbypenguin.com/OUDstuff/Tools/ADB-Tools.zip
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I've been frustrated with error: device offline.
My SDK manager is still downloading stuff & I found this thread.
Latest adb helps!!!
Thank you so much.
dsymbol said:
I've been frustrated with error: device offline.
My SDK manager is still downloading stuff & I found this thread.
Latest adb helps!!!
Thank you so much.
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that zip is old, instead http://androidforums.com/faqs/443072-adb-guide-updated-2013-05-21-a.html#post5389081
use teh attached file there. chances are the device offline is due to outdated adb and a 4.2 device.
shabbypenguin said:
that zip is old, instead http://androidforums.com/faqs/443072-adb-guide-updated-2013-05-21-a.html#post5389081
use teh attached file there. chances are the device offline is due to outdated adb and a 4.2 device.
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you're absolutely correct.
i've updated to 4.3 & run into device offline problem.
Your adb 1.0.31 helps. in less than 5 mins, while i've been sitting here for 3 hours waiting for the SDK manager to update files.
Thanks for this!
Is there a way ADB can work without downloading the Android SDK?
Going to flash some ROMS other than I9300 ROMS. I've always used the International S3 Tool Kit.
Is there an universal version of this?
Anybody??..
You don't necessarily need to whole Android SDK to use ADB. If you have the Android SDK installed elsewhere you can just simply copy the platform-tools folder to whatever PC and simply just use ADB commands while CD'd into that directory. If you don't have access to Android SDK at this time, I have the platform-tools folder zipped up and labeled 'quickadb". Here's a link if needed.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p5xemd05ayevx6s/quickadb.zip
Hope this helps
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You don't necessarily need to whole Android SDK to use ADB. If you have the Android SDK installed elsewhere you can just simply copy the platform-tools folder to whatever PC and simply just use ADB commands while CD'd into that directory. If you don't have access to Android SDK at this time, I have the platform-tools folder zipped up and labeled 'quickadb". Here's a link if needed.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/p5xemd05ayevx6s/quickadb.zip
Hope this helps
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Thanks, I'm going to PM you since I ran out of thanks and I have off topic questions that I believe you know.
Hey guys, I need assistance please. I was attempting to upgrade my Mi4 to Lollipop.. I downloaded Gapps and clockworkmod zip files as instructed to upgrade to Lollipop, however the asop ROM file asop-cancro-5.3.19 had not finished downloading when I started the update.
I got clock work mod R11 installed, however I do not have an asop Rom zip file downloaded to flash on the drive. I have the asop ROM file downloaded on my Macbook and on my PC, and I thought maybe the mounts and storage option would work if I hook the phone to the computers, however neither seems to recognize the phone, or Im not doing it right..... I'm basically stuck at the clock work mod screen, so how can I get the ASOP file over to the phone so I can flash it? unfortunately I did not do a backup before starting this process... The pic is where I am at.. Thanks to everyone in advance...
Is adb working in CWM recovery? "adb push FILENAME.zip /sdcard/" will upload file to phone internal memory (you need USB drivers and Android platform tools for this).
Full system recovery with mi-flash should at least work:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=61497891&postcount=2
Thanks
Im gonna try for a full system recovery as you mentioned below, thank you so much.. Ill let you know.. still learning this stuff, but eager.. as you can tell..lol
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Is adb working in CWM recovery? "adb push FILENAME.zip /sdcard/" will upload file to phone internal memory (you need USB drivers and Android platform tools for this).
Full system recovery with mi-flash should at least work:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=61497891&postcount=2
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Hello everyone. Is it possible to have the latest version of adb fastboot offline? Thanks.
For Windows computer here you go:
[TOOL][Windows][Script]Get & Install Latest Official ADB & Fastboot Drivers
Most ADB-FASTBOOT installers are provided in UPXed .EXE-file format hence it's not transparent what they are internally doing unless you decompile it. So I decided to write the whole thing as a Windows CMD script thus everyone should can read...
forum.xda-developers.com