I see when some people take down their status bar, it has a little android with it. Like when you pull it down, a picture of an android follows it. How can i make/put that in?
Debugging mode Enabled...
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/what-is-usb-debugging-mode-on-android-makeuseof-explains/
jiseuo said:
Debugging mode Enabled...
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/what-is-usb-debugging-mode-on-android-makeuseof-explains/
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And then? Please explain.
C00lBeanz said:
And then? Please explain.
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Please read linked article, but short version is:
USB Debugging mode - special communication mode with other device. Used mainly by developers to debug new apps. It can be also used for hacking or modifying ROM files. Nothing for common users
Enabling USB debugging essentially starts up the adb daemon on your device, which allows it to communicate with adb on another device to enable debugging commands.
It's used when developing and debugging applications, and allows you (primarily) to:
- Transfer data between a computer and your device (both ways)
- Read log data easily from logcat
- Debug applications, including breakpoints and heap monitoring
- Install and uninstall applications
- Access a stripped-down shell on the device, for command-line interaction.
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More you can read for example here: http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/16250/what-is-usb-debugging-can-i-keep-it-on-foreverhttp://android.stackexchange.com/questions/16250/what-is-usb-debugging-can-i-keep-it-on-forever
jiseuo said:
Please read linked article, but short version is:
USB Debugging mode - special communication mode with other device. Used mainly by developers to debug new apps. It can be also used for hacking or modifying ROM files. Nothing for common users
Enabling USB debugging essentially starts up the adb daemon on your device, which allows it to communicate with adb on another device to enable debugging commands.
It's used when developing and debugging applications, and allows you (primarily) to:
- Transfer data between a computer and your device (both ways)
- Read log data easily from logcat
- Debug applications, including breakpoints and heap monitoring
- Install and uninstall applications
- Access a stripped-down shell on the device, for command-line interaction.
...
More you can read for example here: http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/16250/what-is-usb-debugging-can-i-keep-it-on-foreverhttp://android.stackexchange.com/questions/16250/what-is-usb-debugging-can-i-keep-it-on-forever
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Yes i know but, that's not what i want.
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I think what you're looking for is a custom notification drawer background.....
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Termnal emulator for PC
using the terminal emulator on your PC easily and quickly
Interview *
no need ADB
appearance as terminal
easy to use
Compatible with all devices
Enjoy it
ADB automatic application will connect your android rooted device automatically with ADB on a computer, but you will have to download small java server app (packed to exe or jar). This will allow you to debug apps without even knowing where you put your USB cable .
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.adb_automatic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dnady9E1XKE
SCREENSHOTS
List:
1. Android app
2. Android app
3. Android app
4. Android app Settings
5. PC ADB
ABOUT
ADB WiFi app helps you to use ADB over your WiFi. Makes it easy to debug/test your Apps from Android Studio or any other IDE. No need to use USB cable anymore.
★ You can use App for PC to easy setup your computer, install ADB and connect over WiFi.
★ Or you can use standard method over CMD(Command Prompt) to connect your Android device over WiFi to Windows, MAC or Linux.
★ Yes, this "tool" will only help you to faster make WiFi connection with your PC. App only contain steps how to connect and show your IP address.
It is not required to install this app. I do not like to waste my time, every time after reboot phone I need to write in Command prompt and searching for IP. This app will helps to reduce the time to connect over WiFi.
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NOTE:
1. Enable USB Debugging on your Android phone.
2. You will need USB cable once at the start. After setup won't need the USB cable until your device has restarted.
3. This app provides instructions how to connect ADB over WiFi
4. For fast and easy setup use PC App
5. Enjoy
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DOWNLOAD
ADB WiFi - AS: Google Play
PC ADB: In XDA Attachment
Mirror: MediaFire
could you make this for mac too
How do things change for this app with the advent of Developer options Wireless debugging in Android 11?
For some reason ADB Shell is not working, is there a work around for it? If so what is the command prompts? I'm trying to root and push to a device...
Is Bash a option if so where do I start??
Help a beginner hacker please
USB Debugging isn't properly set up on mentioned Android device, especially the RSA-keys what are necessary to pair PC and Android device didn't get created and stored.