I am trying to put fm radio on the droid 2 but when i try to adb remount under adb shell i get adb not found. But before i do adb shell i can see my device. HELP!!!!!
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Hello!
First off, please make sure that your topics actually state what your issue is. Typing "HELP!" for a topic won't get you the response that you want, because many people skip these threads.
Okay, do you mean that you are not able to adb remount while you are IN the shell? This makes sense, because adb is an application that allows you to access your device in a Linux terminal style. If you need to use adb to remount the device, you must first exit your shell..
$exit
C:\android-sdk\adb remount
As an example. I hope this helps!
- Andy
i try but i get permission denied
[APP] FM Radio for the Droid 2!! - Page 2 - xda-developers
These are the complete start to finish exact instructions.
i got it. i just had to put the bootstrap on it so would recognize i had root.
You should edit your topis to issue resolved
I was trying to get adb to work on my mac by following this guide.
http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-hacks/11770-adb-mac.html
After going through it i made the bash.profile wrong (im guessing) and adb isn't working. when I try to get in to remake the bash.profile I keep getting
Code:
-bash: pico: command not found
How do i fix this?
Q. What is a logcat?
Ans. A logcat is a sort of written report for what things(operations like starting processes lot of dev related technical things) the phone is doing at a given time.
this guide shall provide simple step by step method (Will try to be very short and direct)
Why create this guide cause i found a lot of guides on this topic(Really a lot !!!)
But were written in a fairly roundabout manner so here is my attempt to simplify things.
Prerequisites : (Please read before doing anything)
For creating a logcat via computer :
1.ADB(Android Debugging Bridge) you can get a smaller version from here : ADB & logcat tools.zip else you can get it along with android SDK.
For creating a logcat via phone :
1.alogcat/catlog[APP]
OR
2.Terminal Emulator.[APP]
Ok down to business...
Via Computer (ADB) :
very useful cause you can start logcatting(Is there such term) even before booting.
open terminal at the location for ADB example for me its C:/ADB>
so now your teminal should look like this :
Code:
C:/ADB>
now connect your phone via USB and don't forget to tick Android Debugging option under app>development(2.3.x) or Developer Option>usb debugging(4.0.x & above) on your phone
now type this in the terminal
Code:
adb logcat -v long > name of problem.txt
nothing will happen on the terminal don't worry its working to end the logcat press ctrl+c.
you shall have a log file called name of problem.txt or whatever you thought of substituting that name of problem with inside your ADB folder.
Via Phone :
1.Via Terminal Emulator :
its same as for adb except you are already in the shell that is rather than doing adb to reach your phone and then command just enter the command simple
type this in your terminal emulator :
Code:
logcat -v long > name of problem.txt
to finish logging press vol down button + c
you will find a text file on your SD Card.
2.Via logcatting(still don't think its a word) APP
here are the links.
1.CatLog
2.aLogCat(free)
Sources :
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/logcat.html
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html
and tutorial by paxChristos just a blatant ripoff by me just Noobyfied(is there such a word ???) by me.
If you have any doubts or problem Private message me ...(I do not reply to hate mail,controversies,or doubts that i feel have been adressed to the best of my knowledge here)
Good Luck and hope this helps you to get other developers address your problems convincingly:good::highfive:
good tutoiral you could add some basic adb commands to the op..
Via Phone don't works for me. Do I need to install something before this?
Can we make a logcat through our phone? ?
brady_4u said:
Can we make a logcat through our phone? ?
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yes, you can do it from phone using terminal emulator!!!
sudarshan_mehta said:
yes, you can do it from phone using terminal emulator!!!
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What command?
And then can we copy all the data from there? ?
Brady_4love said:
What command?
And then can we copy all the data from there? ?
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search from google!!! i am too lazy to type all that commands!!!!
which data are you taking about?
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taking logcat via phone (apps and terminal) is explained in the first post please look.
if confused pm me.
thankx
Dark Passenger said:
Q. What is a logcat?
Ans. A logcat is a sort of written report for what things(operations like starting processes lot of dev related technical things) the phone is doing at a given time.
this guide shall provide simple step by step method (Will try to be very short and direct)
Why create this guide cause i found a lot of guides on this topic(Really a lot !!!)
But were written in a fairly roundabout manner so here is my attempt to simplify things.
Prerequisites : (Please read before doing anything)
For creating a logcat via computer :
1.ADB(Android Debugging Bridge) you can get a smaller version from here : ADB & logcat tools.zip else you can get it along with android SDK.
For creating a logcat via phone :
1.alogcat/catlog[APP]
OR
2.Terminal Emulator.[APP]
Ok down to business...
Via Computer (ADB) :
very useful cause you can start logcatting(Is there such term) even before booting.
open terminal at the location for ADB example for me its C:/ADB>
so now your teminal should look like this :
Code:
C:/ADB>
now connect your phone via USB and don't forget to tick Android Debugging option under app>development(2.3.x) or Developer Option>usb debugging(4.0.x & above) on your phone
now type this in the terminal
Code:
adb logcat -v long > name of problem.txt
nothing will happen on the terminal don't worry its working to end the logcat press ctrl+c.
you shall have a log file called name of problem.txt or whatever you thought of substituting that name of problem with inside your ADB folder.
Via Phone :
1.Via Terminal Emulator :
its same as for adb except you are already in the shell that is rather than doing adb to reach your phone and then command just enter the command simple
type this in your terminal emulator :
Code:
logcat -v long > name of problem.txt
to finish logging press vol down button + c
you will find a text file on your SD Card.
2.Via logcatting(still don't think its a word) APP
here are the links.
1.CatLog
2.aLogCat(free)
Sources :
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/logcat.html
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html
and tutorial by paxChristos just a blatant ripoff by me just Noobyfied(is there such a word ???) by me.
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Thankx a lot man . Am a newbie and it helped me a lot!!!!! Thanks !!!:highfive::victory::good:
ADB Push
flasherruts said:
Thankx a lot man . Am a newbie and it helped me a lot!!!!! Thanks !!!:highfive::victory::good:
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Are there any tricks to using ADB push and install? I hae been trying and cannot get it to work.
thanks a lot
Flashing NC2 Kernel
Installed NC4 firmware via Odin 3.09 version and used the safestrap by Hashcode, 3.75, posted on XDA. Installed "Towel Root" as well, but the problem is everytime I attempt to flash NC2 kernel it fails Looking for advice.
Bluedio777 said:
Installed NC4 firmware via Odin 3.09 version and used the safestrap by Hashcode, 3.75, posted on XDA. Installed "Towel Root" as well, but the problem is everytime I attempt to flash NC2 kernel it fails Looking for advice.
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Sorry mate, you're on the wrong forum. Do you even check the title of OP before posting anything?
That's good work
please help
Dark Passenger said:
Q. What is a logcat?
Ans. A logcat is a sort of written report for what things(operations like starting processes lot of dev related technical things) the phone is doing at a given time.
this guide shall provide simple step by step method (Will try to be very short and direct)
Why create this guide cause i found a lot of guides on this topic(Really a lot !!!)
But were written in a fairly roundabout manner so here is my attempt to simplify things.
Prerequisites : (Please read before doing anything)
For creating a logcat via computer :
1.ADB(Android Debugging Bridge) you can get a smaller version from here : ADB & logcat tools.zip else you can get it along with android SDK.
For creating a logcat via phone :
1.alogcat/catlog[APP]
OR
2.Terminal Emulator.[APP]
Ok down to business...
Via Computer (ADB) :
very useful cause you can start logcatting(Is there such term) even before booting.
open terminal at the location for ADB example for me its C:/ADB>
so now your teminal should look like this :
Code:
C:/ADB>
now connect your phone via USB and don't forget to tick Android Debugging option under app>development(2.3.x) or Developer Option>usb debugging(4.0.x & above) on your phone
now type this in the terminal
Code:
adb logcat -v long > name of problem.txt
nothing will happen on the terminal don't worry its working to end the logcat press ctrl+c.
you shall have a log file called name of problem.txt or whatever you thought of substituting that name of problem with inside your ADB folder.
Via Phone :
1.Via Terminal Emulator :
its same as for adb except you are already in the shell that is rather than doing adb to reach your phone and then command just enter the command simple
type this in your terminal emulator :
Code:
logcat -v long > name of problem.txt
to finish logging press vol down button + c
you will find a text file on your SD Card.
2.Via logcatting(still don't think its a word) APP
here are the links.
1.CatLog
2.aLogCat(free)
Sources :
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/logcat.html
http://developer.android.com/tools/help/adb.html
and tutorial by paxChristos just a blatant ripoff by me just Noobyfied(is there such a word ???) by me.
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I followed the steps you gave, but when I try to open powshell in the ADB folder using "shift+right click" the option to open powershell is not there until 100 attempts later... you please tell me what Im doing wrong?
Hello everyone,
when i run an adb command for example :
Code:
adb shell
it gives me :
Code:
[email protected]:/ $
what i need is changing the Android@Galaxy-s to whatever i want for example to : Myfirstname@Mylastname
i know it's possible since i saw some devices has people's names written there
can anyone tell me what to do or what apk i need to modify in order to get it done ?
anyone plz help
I´m runnig a Moto G5+ (potter) 7.0 stock rom, rooted with magisk 16.
Since a few days I recognize an error when opening a terminal emulator or using adb from a windows PC and just typing the command
Code:
getprop
from terminal emulator or
Code:
adb shell getprop
from PC the output is
Code:
stack corruption detected
.
I´m not new to android and know how to flash roms or kernels and stuff like this but I´m not so good in terminal commands. I googled for it but the answers I found were a bit above my level of knowledge. Can someone help me out a bit and explain what this message means exactly and how to debug and solve it?
I was able to run this command a few weeks ago without problems, also rooted with magisk. Could it be any third party app or a setting?
Any help much appreciated.
edit: attached a log when typing getprop into the terminal emulator.
get same error