Hi guys. I have a small problem. I did it with the root method @ Miche1asso and I wanted to backup partition TA. When I start this script http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2292598 me from error and the procedure does not go abuon end. I am attaching the screen errors that from me.
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I believe that it can not back up because located 2 device. My cell phone and the emulator. In fact, if I give the command 'adb devices' me from this.
Should I disable the emulator but do not know how to do. Could you help me?
Try to run first
adb connect <id of your phone>
All following adb commands should be directed to your phone, ignoring the other device(s). Not sure where that emulator thing comes from, though. I've never had that issue.
Miche1asso said:
Try to run first
adb connect <id of your phone>
All following adb commands should be directed to your phone, ignoring the other device(s). Not sure where that emulator thing comes from, though. I've never had that issue.
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It does not work
nunu00 said:
It does not work
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Sorry, my fault. "adb connect" only works with the TCP/IP adb connections. As in adb help for "adb -s" you should set
Code:
set ANDROID_SERIAL=<specific device>
You get to choose <specific device> of your phone from the "adb devices" list. I am not sure about the syntax in Windows but I believe the one above should work.
Miche1asso said:
Sorry, my fault. "adb connect" only works with the TCP/IP adb connections. As in adb help for "adb -s" you should set
Code:
set ANDROID_SERIAL=<specific device>
You get to choose <specific device> of your phone from the "adb devices" list. I am not sure about the syntax in Windows but I believe the one above should work.
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Thanks anyway, but I solved in another way
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nunu00 said:
Thanks anyway, but I solved in another way
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Which is? Why was the emulator enabled? Did you disable it? How?
Miche1asso said:
Which is? Why was the emulator enabled? Did you disable it? How?
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I do not know because the emulator is enabled but I could not disabillitarlo. I solved it by changing the script Backup-TA-9.11. I added "-d" after "adb.exe". I attach a screen to better understand
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Please put adb.exe into Path of Put this exe into Tool folder of SDK
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For Error Please Report here
http://mobile5.in/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=77&p=219#p219
ok, I'll bite, being as there's been nearly 40 views and no comments...what is this for and why do I need it?
DanWalker said:
ok, I'll bite, being as there's been nearly 40 views and no comments...what is this for and why do I need it?
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This is a program that will initiate the "logcat" command and also grab the logcat file (which I presume, can be specified). It's really a GUI for Logcat itself, so people don't have to use "adb logcat" at command line.
"Logcat is the command to view the internal logs of the Android system. Viewing said logs is often the best way to diagnose a problem, and is required for many issues."
Usually, logcat is ran from the command line by issuing the command:
Code:
adb logcat
The above command will show any errors/warnings, etc on screen in the shell.
Code:
adb logcat > log.txt
This command will redirect output of logcat to a text file called "log.txt", which can be found in androidsdk\tools folder. **This method is recommended and required to share your log.**
When someone asks you to do a logcat, run a logcat, etc -- this is what they mean. It helps people see what error messages, warnings, etc the phone is showing and helps us further diagnose the problem for faster solutions.
More information - HERE
@hetaldp -- Great idea and good work.
http://tinyurl.com/yb6mm54
Pretty nice, works good..Thanks..
Thank you so much!
Was trying to get the log in a file with exactly thos commands, but log file always empty, no matter how much I tried.
Like this, I even get it in a way I can use it faster
Adb?
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Rooster85 said:
Adb?
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http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/adb.html
Hi,
I'm new here, so I don't know how to put this...
I have a HTC Legend 2.2 Froyo with HBoot 1.01 and I want to downgrade and root it so I can put CM7 on it. Can anyone tell me how to do this?
Thanks!
DM779
@DMasta779 read this ---> [GUIDE] How To Root HBOOT 1.01
i4o said:
@DMasta779 read this ---> [GUIDE] How To Root HBOOT 1.01
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Thanks, but at the first step, where I type ''adb shell'' it
says:''adb: permission denied''.
What do I have to do?
On linux, make sure adb is executable. On windows, make sure you run cmd as an administrator
Help?
I always did it on my phone with Terminal Emulator(Temprooted). When I type in ''adb shell'' it gives ''adb: permission denied''. When I try it on my PC(Windows) With only charge and USB debugging on, adb doesn't find my phone.(This is also in fastboot mode)
It gives: ''error: device not found''. What on earth am I doing wrong?
Adb isn't executed on the phone, it's on the pc. The phone should be running normally when you run it (with usb debugging enabled)
Also install htc sync to get the correct drivers
Rehash: start the phone normally. Ensure usb debugging is enabled. Plug the gizmo into your pc. Run adb shell in the command prompt as administrator
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http ://i55.tinypic.com/f35a2q.png
This is where I get stucked right now. Anyone?
(delete the space in the URL)
The things that've deleted, are the CID's.
DMasta779 said:
http ://i55.tinypic.com/f35a2q.png
This is where I get stucked right now. Anyone?
(delete the space in the URL)
The things that've deleted, are the CID's.
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Adb is not a valid binary on the phone.
When you issue adb shell you're dropped in to the shell on the phone. Any commands entered there execute on the phone. Type exit to get out of the shell before executing the push commands
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Oh OK, I see, but when I type in just ''push goldcard.img /data/local/'' after adb shell, it says: ''push: permission denied''. (running as admin in windows and temprooted phone)
Exit out of the phone's shell, them the command is
Code:
adb push goldcard.img /data/local
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I think it didn't push the file completely. I get this every time when I am trying to push something.
EDIT: I did ignore it and advanced to the next steps and by this command I get stuck:
...and backup your current misc partition:
Code:
cat /dev/mtd/mtd0 > /sdcard/misc_backup.img
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I can't backup/write the misc
im confused about this o.0
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Head over to the development section and help us out with unlocking all the s-on devices
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Are you trying to root your phone or what?
@op, check your PM's please.
Holy ****. S-off with 1.17bootloader with the stock bootloader...
I'm envious to say the least, where did this phone come from? Network? Supplier?
Would you mind dumping your hboot and uploading it to a dropbox/upload site?
Code:
cd c:\adb
adb shell
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12 of=/sdcard/hboot.img
It would be useful to have this hboot version.
Evil-Dragon said:
I'm envious to say the least, where did this phone come from? Network? Supplier?
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i got my sensation from HTC before launch and i get off work at 6 so ill try and help after that
Any luck pulling that HBOOT?
Evil-Dragon said:
Would you mind dumping your hboot and uploading it to a dropbox/upload site?
Code:
cd c:\adb
adb shell
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12 of=/sdcard/hboot.img
It would be useful to have this hboot version.
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yeah but i dont know why i didnt reaply back to this. sorry haha.
it didnt work. it said no device found then some other error
iPrevailed YDG said:
it didnt work. it said no device found then some other error
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You'll need to install the android sdk, download the google usb drivers from it and get your phone set up as a ADB Composite Interface. Then make sure USB debugging is enabled on your phone and you'll be able to run the above commands.
Evil-Dragon said:
You'll need to install the android sdk, download the google usb drivers from it and get your phone set up as a ADB Composite Interface. Then make sure USB debugging is enabled on your phone and you'll be able to run the above commands.
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"Permission not allowed"
iPrevailed YDG said:
"Permission not allowed"
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You shouldn't be getting a root denial from that command. It looks like HTC *really* bolted it down. Out of curiosity, have you tried downloading Superuser from market? If you have an unlocked boot loader, there is a very very VERY slight chance that you might be able to su out of the box. Doubtful but its worth a try.
just updated everything and got this also SU didnt work ]:
Code:
C:\Users\********>cd c:\sdk\tools
c:\SDK\tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
HT15HT****** device
c:\SDK\tools>adb shell
$ dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12 of=/sdcard/hboot.img
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12 of=/sdcard/hboot.img
/dev/block/mmcblk0p12: cannot open for read: Permission denied
$
First off would like to say hello to the M8 community.
Just come from the S4
Here's a quick explanation, I rooted and installed SU 1.94, got root. Read and watched videos on how to s-off and unlock boot loader.
Set up phone for debugging . Installed drivers on Windows 7 and ADB during first attempt got to step two phone waiting on fire wire never got passed that. Deleted every thing and started over. Now ADB will not run looks Like the cmd isn't see the path. I really need some help, sent a good day trying this with no luck ?
I've have attached a screen of base band info. Help help plz.
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It would help if you were a little more descriptive. Do you have the ADB path set up in your Windows Environment Variables? If not you can just put everything where you have ADB "installed" and just run the command line prompt from within that folder to start. I'm not sure exactly what your problem is though...
brandogg said:
It would help if you were a little more descriptive. Do you have the ADB path set up in your Windows Environment Variables? If not you can just put everything where you have ADB "installed" and just run the command line prompt from within that folder to start. I'm not sure exactly what your problem is though...
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Thanks for the help!
I didn't think that I needed to record the issues, as I didn't expect to run into any. But I do see that I should have.
I will try your recommendation to run adb (Windows +right click, open command window) from the folder. This way no need to insert the path ,correct?
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I was using wugs toolkit and this brought adb, fastboot and drivers. Now I would like to use adb and fastboot independent from the toolkit. I guess drivers stay the same, but what is the best way to install fastboot and adb systemwide, without having to install the full sdk?
Lownita said:
I was using wugs toolkit and this brought adb, fastboot and drivers. Now I would like to use adb and fastboot independent from the toolkit. I guess drivers stay the same, but what is the best way to install fastboot and adb systemwide, without having to install the full sdk?
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I, personally, would use the SDK to get everything on your PC. At least then you've got all the files
After that, follow this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1161776
After that, you can use adb/fastboot from any location
Please go to my "adb and fastboot" thread which you can get to via "guides and info threads" link in my signature. This will give you naked drivers and 15 second adb and fastboot installer. Quickest and easiest method IMHO
rootSU said:
Please go to my "adb and fastboot" thread which you can get to via "guides and info threads" link in my signature. This will give you naked drivers and 15 second adb and fastboot installer. Quickest and easiest method IMHO
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Hey mate, I tried the tool, but it doesn't work:
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@Lownita just use it for adb and fastboot. In my thread there is a separate link for drivera
@rootSU I'll try! Well, does the device have to be connected to the PC while installing any of those? I guess not? (Ofc drivers install themselves when phones gets connected afterwards).
Lownita said:
@rootSU I'll try! Well, does the device have to be connected to the PC while installing any of those? I guess not? (Ofc drivers install themselves when phones gets connected afterwards).
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Yeah needs to be connected because you need to right click the device in device manager. Just connect it in recovery or bootloader depending which one you're most likely to use most.