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Hey guys
i´ve got something for the lazy ones of you
if you don't want to install the whole android sdk to use adb or fastboot you can just install this file.
it´s a package which extracts
fastboot.exe
AdbWinUsbApi.dll
AdbWinApi.dll
adb.exe
to your Windows directory.
so - extract the file
then just doubleclick it, press install and you´re done.
you even don't have to reboot your computer
here´s the proof that it works.
alutastisch said:
Hey guys
i´ve got something for the lazy ones of you
if you don't want to install the whole android sdk to use adb or fastboot you can just install this file.
it´s a package which extracts
fastboot.exe
AdbWinUsbApi.dll
AdbWinApi.dll
adb.exe
to your Windows directory.
so - extract the file
then just doubleclick it, press install and you´re done.
you even don't have to reboot your computer
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will this work with windows 7? i already have adb running on my vista but i need it on the 7. Windows 7 has a sync problem, will this cut that out of the way?
Doesn't work for me.. When I run adb.exe just a random command showed and then closed. How can I use this?
d1srupt3r said:
Doesn't work for me.. When I run adb.exe just a random command showed and then closed. How can I use this?
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Open cmd. Then use the command "adb whatever".
Edit: Just saw this extracts them to the Windows directory.
d1srupt3r said:
Doesn't work for me.. When I run adb.exe just a random command showed and then closed. How can I use this?
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Start -> Run -> cmd
then in the black window that pops up, type adb
It will show you all the possible options to use with the adb command.
Like:
adb shell
adb reboot
adb logcat
So does this work?
Thanks for all the input. So all I have to do is connect my phone and everything follows or should I configure something in my phone like turning on the Debug? Sorry I am not familiar with ADB, I was just about to read its FAQ.
that just extracts the adb binaries into the windows folder + usb driver + fastboot binaries. if you run it the nothing will happen, you have to run it via cmd.
for example adb shell.
i'm using this on windows 7 and it´s working for me.
JUST EXTRACT, INSTALL AND YOU CAN RUN ADB + FASTBOOT VIA CMD
DON´T FORGET TO ACTIVATE USB DEBUGGING IN YOUR DEVICE
works great!!!!!
Couple of suggestions for the op, look up stericsons autosign script and incorporate its's making the tools folder path of ur system $path. Also write the fact that u gotta install adb drivers for ur phone to work.
@Daneshm90
you don't have to install anything, just install and you are good to go
alutastisch said:
@Daneshm90
you don't have to install anything, just install and you are good to go
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Hmm, u sure ? Cuz i always download the sdk -> add tools to my path -> run the sdk and select to download usb drivers package -> then give windows those drivers to install.
Anyway, u seem to be a installing adb expert, help this guy out will ya
Link
here´s the proof that it works.
Ok, then u should clarify to extract to C:\Windows. If u extract it anywhere else it wont work, reason it works from C:\windows is because by default windows will look for in that folder for a command. Also can u go in device manager and check ur device's drivers, u have probably previously installed them as i have not heard of adb working w/o installing the device drivers.
it´s a package which extracts
fastboot.exe
AdbWinUsbApi.dll
AdbWinApi.dll
adb.exe
to your Windows directory.
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AdbWinUsbApi.dll
questions? read the thread carefully.
alutastisch said:
AdbWinUsbApi.dll
questions? read the thread carefully.
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Ill counter that with a proof that it doesnt
Its still processing.
then tell me why it works on my computer?
i guess cuz i got win7?
another user here in this thread said it´s working well, too?!
alutastisch said:
then tell me why it works on my computer?
i guess cuz i got win7?
another user here in this thread said it´s working well, too?!
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Theres only one explanation i can fathom, u had installed the drivers previously, just hadnt setup adb. They're 2 different things.
I mean if getting adb to work was as simple as extracting it and cd'in to that directory and running adb shell, why wud google make us install drivers ? Btw AdbWinUsbApi.dll is not the driver, its the dll that adb uses to communicate with the usb drivers of windows, then windows redirects it to ur phone. Here are the contents of usb_driver which u get when u download the sdk.
amd64 (64 bit drivers)
androidwinusb86.cat
androidwinusba64.cat
android_winusb.inf (part of the driver that guides windows depending on ur os (64/32) to the appropriate folder)
i386 (32 bit drivers)
source.properties
but tell my why is it working for me and others?
Hmm it could be possible that he has windows setup to automatically find and install drivers
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So I'm in a horrible bootloop, but I got my phone recognizing the PB31IMG file, but when I click update, then select reboot, it enters bootloop again..anyone have an idea?
It's an incredible.
Ryanism said:
So I'm in a horrible bootloop, but I got my phone recognizing the PB31IMG file, but when I click update, then select reboot, it enters bootloop again..anyone have an idea?
It's an incredible.
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you did it from recoveryy?
in adition you posted it in A&Q of htc incredible?? i´m sure that in that thread can someone help you.. here are a lot of noob people..
did it there..no responses
No, from hboot. I can't get to recovery.
Ryanism said:
did it there..no responses
No, from hboot. I can't get to recovery.
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if you can enter into bootloader you can enable usb debug yes?
okay you can copy paste another or the same rom to sd card and then flash it via adb.
Never heard of ADB what is it and where can I get it?
And I've added the files with the SD card reader, not sure i'm able to read the phone with it plugged into my comp..
Ryanism said:
And I've added the files with the SD card reader, not sure i'm able to read the phone with it plugged into my comp..
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try it... put your device in the bootloader (hboot) and conect it to your pc if you have installed the htc sync drivers and the pc recognices your device you are able to do usb debug for run adb parameters.
ADB PARAMETERS are part of the software of "sdk" of android (software development kit)
download from here http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
and read about it browsing in google....
sdk runs in a windows CMD
is the only way to restore your device if you can´t enter into recovery menu
later when you read about and how to use adb commands i´ll post here the exact commands that you must to enter for restore your device..
but tomorroww now i´m going to bed here are the 4:08 am
I"m installing it now, thanks so much..hopefully I can figure this out.
So I got to cmd..made it to "adb devices" and it said "list of devices attached", but nothing was listed.
Also, when I type adb devies, I get * daemon started successfully *
Ryanism said:
Also, when I type adb devies, I get * daemon started successfully *
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okay lets go....
if you write in the CMD (in the sdk folder) this:
"adb" (ENTER)
"adb reboot"(ENTER) for example... your device should to reboot... try it and let´s go to flash a rom
EDIT: remember.. for to run any adb comand you must to stay in adb folder..
if i don´t forgot it it´s in "platform-tools" folder of the "sdk file"
in my case:
c:\users\evodroid}cd..
c:\users}cd..
c:\cd sdk
c:\sdk}cd platform-tools
c:\sdk\platform-tools}adb
c:\sdk\platform-tools}adb reboot
daemon sucesfully.....
..... wait... (the device reboots)
OK..wait, I have an androidsdk folder in my C:/..not adb folder..
I'm getting an error: device not found
I put in my root C:/ an adb folder and i also copied its contents to the tools folder in my androidsdk folder as well..
Ryanism said:
OK..wait, I have an androidsdk folder in my C:/..not adb folder..
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adb its the parameter, not a folder..
you must put the sdk folder (the general) into the root of c:\
then browse where you have the adb files (nornally in the sdk--platform-tools)
in this folder you can use adb parameters
when you write "adb" (enter) shows you the all the functions that adb has????
if it happens your sdk its installed well
I believe I did what you wrote and it didn't work. at adb reboot, nothing happened. Doesn't recognize my device.
hi mates!i´m new here and i´m reading about your thread and i had the same problem are you doing it from the bootloader or fastboot?
EDIT: ei sergi.3210!!!!!!!!! are u the same person that the developer roms from htcmania.es?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿? ooohh man you are in the all the sites hahahha
i have your hero rom installed and works great,, and your "serkernel12c" my hero its working at 714 mhz!!!!
spike_14 said:
hi mates!i´m new here and i´m reading about your thread and i had the same problem are you doing it from the bootloader or fastboot?
EDIT: ei sergi.3210!!!!!!!!! are u the same person that the developer roms from htcmania.es?¿?¿?¿?¿?¿? ooohh man you are in the all the sites hahahha
i have your hero rom installed and works great,, and your "serkernel12c" my hero its working at 714 mhz!!!!
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cheers.... yes i am... welcome spike we meet again
Ryanism said:
I believe I did what you wrote and it didn't work. at adb reboot, nothing happened. Doesn't recognize my device.
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are you doing like spike says? from the bootloader or from fastboot? windoze recognizes your device?
I have a B90 TF101 and I am able to get into recovery mode. I have no ROM on my internal SD card and have wiped and formatted everything. I have read that it is possible to push a file using ADB while in recovery.
However I am not able to see my device when I use the adb devices command. I noticed that the drivers for the transformer are not installed. So I tried to install them and it tells me that windows can't install. I am pointing the installer to the MTP devices driver folder.
How do I get the drivers to work so I can use ADB or can I set up ADB in Linux and not have to worry about the drivers?
edit: I forgot to mention I am running windows vista.
Hi! Search in transformer's support page, you can find the drivers there
Are you saying that the drivers in the MTP folder are not the right ones? I got them right from Asus' website. Which drivers should I be using?
Ageesaman, did you ever get the drivers working? I had the exact same problem (got adb working as far as listing devices, but then it returned with a blank line after "adb devices" in cmd window). I downloaded the ASUS site's USB drivers download as well as every other utility from that site; I also tried external sources; finally, I tried manually updating by pointing to the unzipped MTP folder - nothing worked. I used both 64 and 32 bit Windows 7 machines. I am stuck in the cwm recovery loop so I can't do much troubleshooting. I tried searching dozens of sites for several hours but came up short.
Thanks in advance for any help offered.
Unfortunately I have not found a solution to getting the drivers installed. I was hoping someone would be able to confirm/deny if I can do this in Linux without the drivers before going through with setting it up. However that will be my next step as soon as I have the time to do it.
Ageesaman,
Unfortunately I know nothing about Linux, but what finally got it working for me was starting the installation of PDANet for Android. I saw it look for and install the driver, then I got a ADB confirmation. I then canceled the PDANet install. If you decide to go this route and get error messages in the cmd window, retry "adb devices" up to 3 times. In the meantime, I hope you get your Linux answer. Good luck.
I will give that a try. Is PDAnet something from Asus? I will do a search and see if I can find it.
ageesaman said:
Unfortunately I have not found a solution to getting the drivers installed. I was hoping someone would be able to confirm/deny if I can do this in Linux without the drivers before going through with setting it up. However that will be my next step as soon as I have the time to do it.
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Yes, I can confirm the TF101 works with ADB without drivers on Ubuntu linux [I am on 11.04]. The current [stable, with 12.04 betas] Ubuntu version is 11.10, and you can download it to a live CD and run it off the CD without installing it.
I just got my tf101 the other day and I tried using adb [and older version], and it did not show up. Then I downloaded the tf101 root.zip file, and tried the adb within that folder, and it worked.
I've uploaded it to mediafire:
adb-1.0.29 http://www.mediafire.com/?hqwxbljs2gbpfxe
md5 64c4afbab6d2f769ddbb229f0247cf8a
update: newest adb is 1.0.31 http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?vcvc4dxkdd57695
md5 ed5c8f9a221cae0cb24d6cdc8b76d396
download, and run
chmod +x ./adb-1.0.29
to make it executable
That worked! I can now connect to my device with ADB. Thanks for that pdanet advice.
Now I just need to figure out how to push the file. Can't seem to get it to work. Here is what I am typing in the cmd line.
adb push rom.zip /sdcard
The rom I am trying to push is in the Platform tools folder that I am using to access adb. Does anybody know what I am doing wrong? Any help would be awesome.
is the rom.zip in the same directory as you are in (cd <path>)?
What does it say when you try to transfer it?
You can also try to push it to the full path (/mnt/sdcard/)
The first issue I had was that Asus sync was on and causing problems. As soon as I shut that off ADB started to work and act normal.
The file is in the same path.
When I try the transfer it looks like it finishes and it just tells me the file size. It actually seems like it works I just can't find the file when it is finished. I tried rebooting recovery but it seems like the file is just not there.
I will try the /mnt/sdcard/ and see if that works.
ageesaman said:
The first issue I had was that Asus sync was on and causing problems. As soon as I shut that off ADB started to work and act normal.
The file is in the same path.
When I try the transfer it looks like it finishes and it just tells me the file size. It actually seems like it works I just can't find the file when it is finished. I tried rebooting recovery but it seems like the file is just not there.
I will try the /mnt/sdcard/ and see if that works.
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It's probably because /sdcard is a soft link to /mnt/sdcard/
if you did /sdcard/, I think it should probably work.
You sir are the man! Thanks for your time.
To get the process all in the same place for anyone else who may need this here you go. Just to make it clear.... This is what I did on my device and it worked. It may or may not work for you but maybe it's worth a try.
1. Downloaded SDK and Java JDK.
2. Used PDAnet to force windows to install the correct ADB device drivers.
3. When the drivers where installed and ADB was working I used this command to push the .zip file to the internal sd card.
adb push rom.zip /sdcard/
Just a few notes for this.
ADB was not working well at first because I had Asus sync running in the background. Make sure this is off.
Also make sure you put the file you are trying to push in the same directory you are using for ADB. For instance I used C:/android-sdk/platform-tools/ to access ADB so the file had to be in that folder in windows explorer.
To make it easier to type (I had to do this a lot while troubleshooting) I changed the name of the rom I was trying to push to rom.zip. This made typos less of an issue.
Make sure that you put the file extension (.zip in my case) in the ADB command even if it doesn't say it when you look at the file in windows explorer.
I think that is it in a nutshell. I hope this helps anyone else who needs to push a rom.
Good Luck
This method in this post didn't work for me, but this one did: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1689193
I set Windows to look for driver in c:. After a while one was installed and worked.
What I did on windows 7
Go to Device manager
Find transformer , right click on faulty marked unit.
Select properties
go to tab driver
update driver
Select browse
select path to the subfolder ANDROID ( containing usb drivers from asus )
include subfolders
Windows will find to alternatives , choose xxxx ADB
Windows will complain, ignore
done
/Claes R
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All right guys, I know I should search the forum, but I have no time now, this is what's going on: I tried to install CF3D's plugin on my Transformer, but it went darn bad, I can't get past Asus' "powered by tegra" screen, and I need this by tomorrow, for my class, how do I fiz this?! I unlocked it, running TWRP v 0.2.2.3., can't remeber my rom's name but it's a mod of the CleanRom, v3.1 that's all I know. I think I can fix this by re-flashing my rom, but I don't know if I can put files into my SD only with TWRP in my hands, if not is it a real brick?? Please, help me!!!
TheBloodEagle27 said:
All right guys, I know I should search the forum, but I have no time now, this is what's going on: I tried to install CF3D's plugin on my Transformer, but it went darn bad, I can't get past Asus' "powered by tegra" screen, and I need this by tomorrow, for my class, how do I fiz this?! I unlocked it, running TWRP v 0.2.2.3., can't remeber my rom's name but it's a mod of the CleanRom, v3.1 that's all I know. I think I can fix this by re-flashing my rom, but I don't know if I can put files into my SD only with TWRP in my hands, if not is it a real brick?? Please, help me!!!
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I don't understand "if I can put files into my SD only with TWRP in my hands", you don't have a pc where you can copy the rom to your sdcard? BTW you should be using twrp 2.3.1.0.
I actually have my PC here with me,
but like I said im not sure I can connect it to the pc since it will be on recovery, you know, like an MTP or mass storage, can TWRP do that?
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TheBloodEagle27 said:
I actually have my PC here with me,
but like I said im not sure I can connect it to the pc since it will be on recovery, you know, like an MTP or mass storage, can TWRP do that?
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You can't take the sdcard out and put it to your pc, copy the rom from pc to sdcard then put it back to your device? or you could use adb to push the file and hope adb is working on your pc.
ADB is working on my PC, but I don't see the TF700T icon under my computer
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TheBloodEagle27 said:
ADB is working on my PC, but I don't see the TF700T icon under my computer
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Try this,
Copy the rom.zip to the directory where your adb.exe is, then boot your device to twrp (home screen).
On your pc type
adb push rom.zip /Removable/MicroSD then hit enter (this copy the rom.zip from your pc to the root of your microsdcard.
If you see bunch of number and bytes and time then it's working.
buhohitr said:
Try this,
Copy the rom.zip to the directory where your adb.exe is, then boot your device to twrp (home screen).
On your pc type
adb push rom.zip /Removable/MicroSD then hit enter (this copy the rom.zip from your pc to the root of your microsdcard.
If you see bunch of number and bytes and time then it's working.
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Alright, I'ts getting late, so I'll try it after school after all, I was thinking of using flashtool to flash the room through fastboot, that's how I used to do on my Xperia Play, but I don't know if the program works with asus' tablets... Anyway, thanks a lot man, for trying to help me and all, If it works I'll have a lot to owe u.
TheBloodEagle27 said:
Alright, I'ts getting late, so I'll try it after school after all, I was thinking of using flashtool to flash the room through fastboot, that's how I used to do on my Xperia Play, but I don't know if the program works with asus' tablets... Anyway, thanks a lot man, for trying to help me and all, If it works I'll have a lot to owe u.
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EDIT: I must be doing something wrong. Where is the adb.exe location? I found one in the Asus Sync folder, is it that one? Second, where do I put this command? I know, in the command prompt, but which folder is it supposed to open?
TheBloodEagle27 said:
EDIT: I must be doing something wrong. Where is the adb.exe location? I found one in the Asus Sync folder, is it that one? Second, where do I put this command? I know, in the command prompt, but which folder is it supposed to open?
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You don't move the adb.exe, where ever the adb command located, you need to open command prompt and navigate to the adb.exe folder. Asus Sync is located in C:\Program Files\ASUS\ASUS Sync and so is the adb.exe. so open command prompt and type:
cd\ hit enter, this bring you to root Ccomputer displayed C:\>
type:
cd Program Files\ASUS\ASUS Sync hit enter, you're now in the Asus sync folder (this is where your rom.zip should be in also)
computer should displayed:
C:\Program Files\ASUS\ASUS Sync>
now type
adb push rom.zip /Removable/MicroSD then hit enter (this copy the rom.zip from your pc to the root of your microsdcard.
buhohitr said:
You don't move the adb.exe, where ever the adb command located, you need to open command prompt and navigate to the adb.exe folder. Asus Sync is located in C:\Program Files\ASUS\ASUS Sync and so is the adb.exe. so open command prompt and type:
cd\ hit enter, this bring you to root Ccomputer displayed C:\>
type:
cd Program Files\ASUS\ASUS Sync hit enter, you're now in the Asus sync folder (this is where your rom.zip should be in also)
computer should displayed:
C:\Program Files\ASUS\ASUS Sync>
now type
adb push rom.zip /Removable/MicroSD then hit enter (this copy the rom.zip from your pc to the root of your microsdcard.
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"system could not find specified directory" Heads up ¬¬...
Do you actually have a microSD card inserted into the tablet?
MartyHulskemper said:
Do you actually have a microSD card inserted into the tablet?
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haha!! sorry for lol! if you don't have the sdcard, you could push it to internal sd.
buhohitr said:
haha!! sorry for lol! if you don't have the sdcard, you could push it to internal sd.
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Ok then, how do I push ut to the internal SD?
TheBloodEagle27 said:
Ok then, how do I push ut to the internal SD?
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adb push rom.zip /sdcard/
or
adb push rom.zip /storage/sdcard0/
Edit: Is it working for you yet??
buhohitr said:
adb push rom.zip /sdcard/
or
adb push rom.zip /storage/sdcard0/
Edit: Is it working for you yet??
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I'm not sure, i'll try it out right now. I guess if it doesn't work it could be a problem with adb, is there any tutorial on how to set it up?
buhohitr said:
Try this,
Copy the rom.zip to the directory where your adb.exe is, then boot your device to twrp (home screen).
On your pc type
adb push rom.zip /Removable/MicroSD then hit enter (this copy the rom.zip from your pc to the root of your microsdcard.
If you see bunch of number and bytes and time then it's working.
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I tried this, but got this message:
adb server is out of date. Killing...
ADB server didn't ACK
*failed to start daemon*
error:
what does that mean?
TheBloodEagle27 said:
I tried this, but got this message:
adb server is out of date. Killing...
ADB server didn't ACK
*failed to start daemon*
error:
what does that mean?
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I thought that you already have adb working on your PC, but seems like you don't. You need to download Android SDK and once installed, you can use adb command from this SKD. Here is the link to how install Android SDK. It shouldn't take no more than 10 min. Just download and run the install, only select packages with the word "Android name" should be only 2. Once you done this, adb and fastboot should work fine. You also need Java, but like 99% ppl with a PC should already had Java installed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1616059
This tool is very important in rooting, recovery, flash stuff to your device. So I recommend you install this and get it working, it will save you a lot of time and headache in the future.
EDIT; If you think you have all the components already installed, you could download the adb/fastboot package here http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1403567&d=1350299936 , unzip it to your C drive, you will have a folder called "Install recovery", in this folder there's adb and fastboot command, and then open cmd navigate to this folder and execute adb command line I provide previously see if that works.
buhohitr said:
I thought that you already have adb working on your PC, but seems like you don't. You need to download Android SDK and once installed, you can use adb command from this SKD. Here is the link to how install Android SDK. It shouldn't take no more than 10 min. Just download and run the install, only select packages with the word "Android name" should be only 2. Once you done this, adb and fastboot should work fine. You also need Java, but like 99% ppl with a PC should already had Java installed.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1616059
This tool is very important in rooting, recovery, flash stuff to your device. So I recommend you install this and get it working, it will save you a lot of time and headache in the future.
EDIT; If you think you have all the components already installed, you could download the adb/fastboot package here http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1403567&d=1350299936 , unzip it to your C drive, you will have a folder called "Install recovery", in this folder there's adb and fastboot command, and then open cmd navigate to this folder and execute adb command line I provide previously see if that works.
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All there is in here is a .cmd file, no adb or nothing, I tried to use the command line you provided me, but all I get is:
adb server is out of date. Killing...
*daemon started succesfully*
Protocol Failure
Edit: I also downloaded the Android SDK Manager and downloaded the two tools
TheBloodEagle27 said:
All there is in here is a .cmd file, no adb or nothing, I tried to use the command line you provided me, but all I get is:
adb server is out of date. Killing...
*daemon started succesfully*
Protocol Failure
Edit: I also downloaded the Android SDK Manager and downloaded the two tools
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If you go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/atta...7&d=1350299936 download the zip file then unzip to your drive. In this new folder you should see adb.exe and fastboot.exe and a few dll files. Do you see them??? Make sure your anti-virus doesn't strip the files.
buhohitr said:
If you go here http://forum.xda-developers.com/atta...7&d=1350299936 download the zip file then unzip to your drive. In this new folder you should see adb.exe and fastboot.exe and a few dll files. Do you see them??? Make sure your anti-virus doesn't strip the files.
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Oh man, this sucks, it says 404 page not found, didn't you cpy the wrong link?
So I finally undated my PC from Ubuntu 12.04 to 16.04. The good new is I have full MTP access to my G3 now. However, ADB is no longer recognized. ADB and Fastboot are located on a separate drive from the OS, so I am trying to run the same file from the same HD. Any suggestions?
You need to run adb in root. Are you doing that?
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How are you trying to use ADB? It doesn't work when your phone is on fastboot mode
Tel864 said:
You need to run adb in root. Are you doing that?
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I did try that without success even though I successfully ran ADB without root with 12.04. Only Fastboot needed root.
For some reason the file is not recognized as an executable file. Below is a screen copy:
Code:
$ ls
adb fastboot twrp-osprey-3.0.0-r2.img
commands.txt twrp-osprey-2.8.7-r5.img twrp-osprey-3.0.2-r1.img
$ adb
The program 'adb' can be found in the following packages:
* adb
* android-tools-adb
Try: sudo apt install <selected package>
$
Henriquefeira said:
How are you trying to use ADB? It doesn't work when your phone is on fastboot mode
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I have not even got that far. See post above, "adb" is not recognized. I would rather not install the adb development package if I can avoid it.
Its fastboot flash recovery not adb flash
Henriquefeira said:
Its fastboot flash recovery not adb flash
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The commands is not my issue. I have a list of commands I have run successfully many times. My issue is with the new OS (in the same PC) not recognizing adb. When I boot to the old OS, no issue, back to the new OS, command is not recognized..
My list of commands is as follows:
Code:
adb devices
adb reboot bootloader
sudo fastboot devices
sudo fastboot boot twrp-osprey-3.0.2-r1.img
Henriquefeira said:
Its fastboot flash recovery not adb flash
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Re-reading your reply, I think you mis-read my code box. Next to the dollar sign my command "ls". Below is the OS response. Next $, command is "adb", and below the OS response.
I figured it out. So in Ubuntu 16.04 my command needs to be:
"./adb"
where in 12.04 "adb" worked.
MrTooPhone said:
I figured it out. So in Ubuntu 16.04 my command needs to be:
"./adb"
where in 12.04 "adb" worked.
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This implies execution from the current directory... Are you sure you don't have multiple 'adb' executables installed? Check the command 'which adb' to see.
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acejavelin said:
This implies execution from the current directory... Are you sure you don't have multiple 'adb' executables installed? Check the command 'which adb' to see.
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Pretty sure I had multiple 'adb' executables in 12.04.
i really could use some help friends im having problems with adb on windows when my device is on adb can see it of course
C:\adb>adb devices
List of devices attached
ZY22236P94 device
the problem is when its in bootloader mode adb cant seem to see it i have all drivers installed and i cant understand why im getting this error i want to install a recovery and i cant i currently have know recovery installed and i really need to rest my phone cause of a lot of software issus this is the message that get when bootloader mode
C:\adb>adb devices
List of devices attached
it shows nothing attached on windows devices manager it shows motorola adb interface connectad and running fine so i cant understand what im doing wrong please i really need some help here mates
steffano said:
i really could use some help friends im having problems with adb on windows when my device is on adb can see it of course
C:\adb>adb devices
List of devices attached
ZY22236P94 device
the problem is when its in bootloader mode adb cant seem to see it i have all drivers installed and i cant understand why im getting this error i want to install a recovery and i cant i currently have know recovery installed and i really need to rest my phone cause of a lot of software issus this is the message that get when bootloader mode
C:\adb>adb devices
List of devices attached
it shows nothing attached on windows devices manager it shows motorola adb interface connectad and running fine so i cant understand what im doing wrong please i really need some help here mates
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adb doesn't work in bootloader mode, that is when you use fastboot... I think you should review the process involved in installing recovery.
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