Does anyone know any mtty or putty commands for the Oxygen, specifically to format the device?
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Hi,
does anyone know if there is a way to mount the extended ROM image under Windows?
I tried UWIN from Windows (from AT&T research), it seemed quite promising but I always got a "resource busy" error. Also the mount command is different from Linux, maybe I did some mistake...
I also tried Windows Services for Unix but MS's mount command is unable to mount files.
Does anyone know a tool or method to mount or edit that ROM under Windows?
Thanks,
Jeff
hi to all!! i have a doubt....
i know that if i want to recover my device from fastboot via adb or from adb parameters i must to write in the shell:
fastboot update [filename+extension]
but,
1-can i create a backup of my current rom with the shell?
2-what are exactly the parameters?
3-if the parameters exists what must be my device status?(into the fastboot?etc...)
thank´s in advance and sorry for my poor english!!!
i have a list of ADB fastboot commands but i dont see the backup parameters... noone knows it¿???
Ok, this might be a real noob question.
I've read threads on how to use ADB and all they say is: use these and that command. None of them say WHERE to type in those commands.
So to my question... how exactly do i get to ADB mode and type in those commands?
well, i'm guessing you have ADB downloaded? if not, you can get it at http://developer.android.com/index.html
then extract ADB files to a folder on your computer, preferably right on the C drive. i have my in C:/Root
then go into the command promt, and do the command cd c:/(adb directory here)
my command is cd c:/root
after that, use your adb commands as instructed. like 'adb devices'
OR, you can just type the commands in the terminal emulator.
Do i have to plug in my phone already booted into android for ADB to work?
yes, your phone has to be on and connected to your computer.
How to do the job without USB port?
My localhost or when I'm root absolutely every command I use in the terminal is not in directory,not found,error do I need to erase everything or is there a way I can fix it ?
What Linux is installed?
Sorry for late reply Debian 10 (Buster) environment à
Sorry about that a at the end