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[TOOL][WINDOWS] ADB Fastshell

ADB Fastshell​version 0.9b​
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This is a Windows Batch file which should make your work with ADB much, much easier and faster.
It contains ALL of the basic operations with ADB which you'll ever need.
Logcat? Check!
Push files? Check!
Pull files? Check!
Shell Emulator? Check!
Install files to system folders even if your kernel have ro.secure=1? Check! (but you'll need root though )
And there is feature I call Smartshell - it lets you do basic operations with only drag&drop!
If you d&d file called "boot.img" on Fastshell file - it will flash this file as a kernel to your phone.
If you d&d file called "install.apk" on Fastshell file - it will install this file as applicaton without wiping application data.
If you d&d file with any but these name - it will push this file to phone.
For full reference, read help.
But don't use the backup feature as a full backup. It only lets you fast-restore system in case you flashed, for example, broken framework-res.apk. If you wipe your /system and restore this - it won't work.
In future I'll do the full-working backup with Busybox installation.
That's all!
Download: View attachment Fastshell_v0.9b.rar

Update uploaded! Now the program is nearly finished.

Reverse Tethering on android devices

Use your PC's internet connection on your phone. No more pain of wasting your precious mobile data!
you need to have a PC with working internet connection and a rooted android device.
Making it happen:
1)Connect your Android to your desktop/laptop via USB cable DONOT TURN ON USB STORAGE IF YOU USE SAMSUNG DEVICE (dont forget to turn on USB debugging )
2)Download, extract the attachment and Open android tool application file present in the extracted folder
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3)click “Connect”. this will install the latest android package and the dependencies (busybox and redsocks) and SuperUser will ask you to allow “Usb tunnel”
make sure you allow it.
now you phone has an internet connection and you can use it just by minimising the USB Tunnel app...
to stop the service, just click on disconnect on your pc (android tool app) or stop service on USB Tunnel in your phone..

There is already a long thread for this tool: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1371345
Please search before posting.

(share) android commander : all in one tool (windows)

Hey guys ,
If you are flashing different roms frequently than you surely like this tool
It's GUI based all in one tool.
Main features are..
1) multiple install & back up apps directly via pc
2). Logcat
3). Push-pull file in your device
4). See device info
(not showing sdcard & ext. Sd if you r using shaaan's root.zip due to busybox problem...... you need to update busybox)
5). Run command or sh script directly via pc
6). Sign apk and zip
And much more.... detail features can be found on -> official web site
Requires:-
ADB drive installed in pc ( simply kies must be installed)
Connect your phone with usb debugging on
Download from official site
Njoy
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[TOOL][WINDOWS]AndroidUtils 1.0 || Menu Driven interface for ADB

I have been wondering how I can make good use of my C++ knowledge apart from developing kernels, so came up with this.
Presenting you with AndroidUtils, a menu driven interface for some ADB functions.
Features
Neat UI, with Serial and Name of device connected.
Reboot to Recovery, Bootloader or normal reboot.
Print kmsg, get last_kmsg.
Print/Dump logcat.
Screen Capture.
Screen Recording (for certain phones only).
Batch Installation of multiple Applications.
Settings interface to reset cache.
Download - AFH Mirror (Version 1.0)
How-to
Download and extract the zip.
Run android-utils.exe
Note
You need to have ADB set up properly.
kmsgs needs root to be dealt with, so root access to ADB must be granted.
Screen Recording need screenrecord binary to work properly. If its there, you are good to go, else don't try that.
Screenshots
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Self Sufficent Media Box with a Linux Chroot

So the main selling point of this box is that it will work as a media box, and a gaming box. I've attached a USB drive to my shield for some storage, and wanted to convert it from NTFS to EXT4 which will definately take some linux knowledge. Decided to load up Linux Deploy, install Arch Linux, installed the needed partitioning tools, and linked the proper files. I'll hopefully do a full write-up soon, but I have managed to do the following things with this chroot that SHOULD be useful to anyone using this for kodi to make it completely self sufficent.
-Managed Volumes with Gparted
-Rename files with Filebot
-Manage entire disk with Linux tools for ease of use.
I'm sure I'll find more to share, but hopefully someone is interested. I no longer have my PC at all, so I only have androids in my house. 1 phone, 1 tablet, and 1 Shield-TV.
Questions, comments, ideas? Please post them below or PM me.
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EDIT: Thought this was posting in the nvidia-shield-tv section. It apparently didn't. If a mod sees this, can it be moved please?