Well it seems some files are gonna need to be pushed over ADB and i have been trying to figure out how to get it working on the 3D. I am very familiar with Adb had it running on my 4G. at first I was getting "device not found" so then I hooked up htc sync and now I get "operation not permitted". Maybe if someone know what driver needs to be installed it can get posted here, cuz everyones gonna need it.
adb devices shows that mines attached.
I'm sure you have debug mode enabled... did you see if there was an update for the android sdk tools?
When I went to root my NS4G I had to update everything, and then it changed my android sdk\tools into android sdk\platform-tools.
Couldn't get crap until I realized that one.
aronslusa said:
adb devices shows that mines attached.
I'm sure you have debug mode enabled... did you see if there was an update for the android sdk tools?
When I went to root my NS4G I had to update everything, and then it changed my android sdk\tools into android sdk\platform-tools.
Couldn't get crap until I realized that one.
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thanks for your reply!
android debug enabled, I've updated everything, im pretty sure.
adb devices shows my device but adb remount still says "operation not permitted"
steal25 said:
Well it seems some files are gonna need to be pushed over ADB and i have been trying to figure out how to get it working on the 3D. I am very familiar with Adb had it running on my 4G. at first I was getting "device not found" so then I hooked up htc sync and now I get "operation not permitted". Maybe if someone know what driver needs to be installed it can get posted here, cuz everyones gonna need it.
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That was for manual pushing. Shinzul is packaging all the pushing and chmod commands into a packaged app for temp root. This should be fairly simple for all users.
Can s-off come out and play? You run but you can't hide
aray92 said:
That was for manual pushing. Shinzul is packaging all the pushing and chmod commands into a packaged app for temp root. This should be fairly simple for all users.
Can s-off come out and play? You run but you can't hide
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sounds good! but is it still possible to get ADB going on a non rooted 3D? Like i mentioned my phone is recognized but its not mounting.
steal25 said:
sounds good! but is it still possible to get ADB going on a non rooted 3D? Like i mentioned my phone is recognized but its not mounting.
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Download the attached zip, extract it to a folder.. Go into device manager and find your phone. Right click and choose update driver (or something similar). Choose browse my computer for drivers. Click let me pick my driver from a list. Click all devices. Click have disk. Browse to the folder you extracted earlier and select 'android_winusb.inf'. Choose 'Android ADB Interface'. You should now be able to use ADB with your 3D, albeit very limited due to no root access
So, FAIL on my part. I guess i did have it set up properly.I kept trying to run "adb remount" and thats when I was getting the error(need root). Didn't even think to try other commands but thanks everyone who helped out, got it figured out.
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So I can't get adb to work and I'm about fed up. So here is what I've done. Could someone please tell me if I've gone wrong somewhere or what I'm missing because I'm sure it can't be that difficult.
I have an Atrix 4g that's rooted and running Adeo 0.1.7. Had zero issues doing either of those two things. Also I'm running Vista 64bit.
I've tried this in both normal and as administrator.
When I tried to push a file or list devices I get this. "daemon still not runningerror: Cannot connect to daemon"
When I tried adb shell su. I got permission denied.
I uninstalled sdk and reinstalled and now when I try to push I get "Not found." The other two are still the same problems.
I also added adb to the enviroment variables.
I used VanillaTbone's adb for dummies app. Which installs all the drivers for you automatically. So I don't believe there is an issue there. I've read all the threads I could find, but any issues I've seen have to do with rooting an HTC and the solutions I've seen are ones that I can't do on this phone. So I'm at a loss and my eyes are about to burst into flames from all this reading. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I had a similar issue and it was fixed when I went into root explored and changed to r/w. Hope your fix is this easy...
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So I can't get adb to work and I'm about fed up. So here is what I've done. Could someone please tell me if I've gone wrong somewhere or what I'm missing because I'm sure it can't be that difficult.
I have an Atrix 4g that's rooted and running Adeo 0.1.7. Had zero issues doing either of those two things. Also I'm running Vista 64bit.
I've tried this in both normal and as administrator.
When I tried to push a file or list devices I get this. "daemon still not runningerror: Cannot connect to daemon"
When I tried adb shell su. I got permission denied.
I uninstalled sdk and reinstalled and now when I try to push I get "Not found." The other two are still the same problems.
I also added adb to the enviroment variables.
I used VanillaTbone's adb for dummies app. Which installs all the drivers for you automatically. So I don't believe there is an issue there. I've read all the threads I could find, but any issues I've seen have to do with rooting an HTC and the solutions I've seen are ones that I can't do on this phone. So I'm at a loss and my eyes are about to burst into flames from all this reading. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Are you using Mac, Windows or Linux?
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Are you using Mac, Windows or Linux?
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Windows vista 64
Wondering if someone knew this answer. I'm not new to adb but came across one issue i can't figure out. I have my adb set up for my o.g. Evo which is using Android SDK r6 which works fine. On Evo 3D i cant get passed "adb devices". All it says is list devices attached but it doesnt list which device like its not seeing it. I tried SDK r10 and r11 and nothing. I'm trying to push fre3vo.
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Wondering if someone knew this answer. I'm not new to adb but came across one issue i can't figure out. I have my adb set up for my o.g. Evo which is using Android SDK r6 which works fine. On Evo 3D i cant get passed "adb devices". All it says is list devices attached but it doesnt list which device like its not seeing it. I tried SDK r10 and r11 and nothing. I'm trying to push fre3vo.
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Do you have the drivers installed. Also, go to settings->Applications->Development and make sure USB debugging is selected.
I'm not sure selecting/deselecting USB debugging and/or Allow mock locations will make it work, but I remember having the same exact issue and I started playing with those and it worked. Maybe someone can confirm. Good luck.
It was the drivers. Who'd of thunk,lol Thank ya!
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i need help also, I installed android sdk. put it on my c drive and ran cmd command c:\android-sdk\tools. says invalid. evo is in debugg. can u help
Uamore6 said:
i need help also, I installed android sdk. put it on my c drive and ran cmd command c:\android-sdk\tools. says invalid. evo is in debugg. can u help
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I'm not home right now so I'm not sure but try going to /android-sdk/platform-tools instead of tools
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For anyone else having problems getting ADB to run after checking the above mentioned solutions if you're still having trouble.....Make sure HTC Sync is not running on your computer. In fact, unless you use it to sync your phone with your computer, which most people do not. Just uninstall it. Once you have the drivers for your phone installed you don't need to keep Sync installed.
Still no luck.....I did uninstall HTC and tried everything......even uninstalled sdk and same thing I really need help.
I typed dir/w and got volume in c has no label. Volume serial # is eoree-14a9....couldthat b a problem....how fix......help at this all day yesterday......would like root or temp. Please help
come on guys help a girl in distress
Im new to this, yes I am a noob whatever that means. I have been working on this all of yesterday, and i am determine to get. my soon to b xbf don't want to help and says I will never get it.
Uamore6 said:
I typed dir/w and got volume in c has no label. Volume serial # is eoree-14a9....couldthat b a problem....how fix......help at this all day yesterday......would like root or temp. Please help
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you are posting with forward slashes, are you on linux? if you are not, and are on windows then you need backslashes. anyways, go to your android folder, then the platform tools folder. you should see adb.exe if so, hold the shift key and click on an empty area in this folder. in the pop up there will be an option that say "open cmd prompt window here" click that, then in the cmd prompt window type "adb devices" without the quotes. does it list your device? if not, open device manager and see if there are any things shown with errors if so, right click and select update drivers. if this helped pm in accordance to your promise in the pron thread!
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i need help also, I installed android sdk. put it on my c drive and ran cmd command c:\android-sdk\tools. says invalid. evo is in debugg. can u help
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After you bring up your command promt....You have to change directory to the sdk.
cd \android-sdk-windows\platform-tools (if the latest version)
or cd \android-sdk-windows\tools (if and older version)
Well to start don't have an Android folder....I don't think or c one. Also I do c the file in sdk folder but can't do anything u said to do....I'm on windows 7.and yes a promise is a promise.
i got c:\android-sdk\tools>.....after doing what u said is that good?
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Well to start don't have an Android folder....I don't think or c one. Also I do c the file in sdk folder but can't do anything u said to do....I'm on windows 7.and yes a promise is a promise.
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If you installed the sdk to the root of your hard drive (c) and you go to my computer....you should see a folder called "android-sdk-windows". If you have that, then it's installed and in the right place. You just need to change directories to it once you open your command prompt.
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i got c:\android-sdk\tools>.....after doing what u said is that good?
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Yes. Now with your phone plugged in & charge only selected, type:
adb devices
it says daemon started successfully list of devices successfully ht16ahx05283 device
Uamore6 said:
it says daemon started successfully list of devices successfully ht16ahx05283 device
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Congratulations you now have adb set up.
okay......let me finish temp root and I will live up to my end of the deal.......lol send mail at gmail.....no pm setup yet...will respond
Uamore6 said:
okay......let me finish temp root and I will live up to my end of the deal.......lol send mail at gmail.....no pm setup yet...will respond
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Sent you a pm......Should've gone through, because there's nothing to set up for it to work.
hockeyfamily737 said:
Sent you a pm......Should've gone through, because there's nothing to set up for it to work.
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and was the deal up held i wonder(yes i was in that thread too)???? bump bump buummmpp
I have debugging on , disc drive, installed sdk manager, htc drivers , download the fr3vo file and try to run and get this ,,,, What am i missing
Arnezie said:
I have debugging on , disc drive, installed sdk manager, htc drivers , download the fr3vo file and try to run and get this ,,,, What am i missing
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Instead of disk drive put it in USB charge only. Also if it still doesn't work, restart the phone and try again. Let me know if your still having problems
Oh also, I just looked at your picture, your adb service is not running. Open command prompt and change your directory to where adb is. Typically something like C:/android/android-sdk/platform-tools.
Then type adb devices or any other command and that should start up adb. Once again let me know if you have any questions
Isn't this right?
It very well could be. Mine is set up slightly different. But go into the sub folders and you should find one named tools or platform tools and one will contain adb. So you just need to find adb.
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It very well could be. Mine is set up slightly different. But go into the sub folders and you should find one named tools or platform tools and one will contain adb. So you just need to find adb.
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? I am not sure adb is installed right, how do I know
By going into the sub folders of your android sdk going into tools or platform tools and it will be there. It's named adb.ext. ext being extension , I don't remember what the extension is. If you can't find it I would uninstall android sdk, go to the site http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html , download the recommended package, install it and when it asks where you want to install it use C:/Android/android-sdk.......
It could also be in your program files. I would just reinstall if you don't find it easily...
Re downloading now
Make sure you uninstall and delete everything so It's not sloppy...
Is it suposed to take forever once you get to the installing archives part?
Ya there are a few things that take a while. I don't know exactly what parts because I usually just leave it for a while and come back when It's done. Did you install it to the right location like I said earlier?
Yes i installed it where you said, it is still installing.........
ok re installed , tried 4 more times , somthing just isnt right and I don't know what it is?????
Dude just use the post thats Easy Frevo w/ overclock and bloat remover..u plug in phone to computer in charge mode with usb debugging on and make sure phone screen is not on(but phone is) and hit like 2 buttons to root and 2 buttons to overclock..so much easier
EDIT>> Heres the one. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1158400
irishgreen said:
Dude just use the post thats Easy Frevo w/ overclock and bloat remover..u plug in phone to computer in charge mode with usb debugging on and make sure phone screen is not on(but phone is) and hit like 2 buttons to root and 2 buttons to overclock..so much easier
EDIT>> Heres the one. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1158400
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You still need adb for that method , that is where i think somthing isn't right.
What is it saying? Have you got adb started? You need to be able to get into the command prompt and run adb commands. Once you can do that if it doesn't work there are a few workarounds you can try but you have to have adb working.
this is what it is saying
Adb still isn't running. Have you found where adb is located yet?
C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk
U shouldn't
i dont think you really need to root your phone if you can't even set up adb .... for one you are not even in the correct directory ... u have to cd C:/android/android-sdk/platform-tools then type adb devices
Heres the deal. I have a MAC with a newly installed hard drive. On my old hard drive I had everything setup with SDK and Adb but that was when I had an HTC Hero. My problem is this: When in terminal my damn computer keeps prompting me for a password but it doesnt allow me to type anything except control C which aborts the program. It never was like that with the old hard drive.
2. Ive dl SDK for MAC unzipped it and saved it to my desktop and my hard drive.
3. When I click on tools it says "adb_has_moved.txt"
4. It says the adb tool has moved to platform-tools/ and if you dont see this directory in your SDK, launch the SDK and AVD manager and install "android SDK Platform-tools and also update my path environment variable to include the platform-tools/ directory, so I can execute adb from any location. What the heck does this mean and how do I fix it. Also how do I know if SDK is installed correctly.
5. I DL some version of eclipse that was recommended from SDK but I dont know how to use that either.
6. I have tried all the root methods shown here in XDA except the on with the Dock since I dont have a dock.
7. Also ADB does not recognize my device and my debug is selected. I cannot get it to find my device.
8. One last question when some instructions say unzipped and move the root exploit to /data/tmp/ is that the file labeled under sdcard/data or is it the one inside the Android Folder listed as "data"
Please anyone help if possible.
let me try that
Stupid question but How do I launch SDK?
laraiza said:
Stupid question but How do I launch SDK?
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Make sure your phone has USB Debugging Mode enabled. Otherwise, adb will not recognize your device.
Check this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=879701
However, you will have to modify for MAC.
In my opinion the easiest way to root the Photon is still using the dock method. Otherwise, try the One Click Root method (Torpedo) as mentioned above. Then you don't have to worry about issuing all the commands.
I got it done I got it done. What I did was borrow my daughters windows netbook and the one click method worked on the first try. Thanks to all who replied. I will definitely hit your thanks buttons.
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im sorry.. my tool was a one click i dint think i needed to give it instructions.. especially teh part of how to run it on your computer... just fyi.. when invoking sudo (to do things as admin/root) on your computer. you are asked to enter in your password.. as a privacy/security feature it will NOT display any characters.. ergo it looks blank...
as you arent teh first one to run into this issue ill add instructions for mac users ( i know anyone running linux can figure out how to run a bash script, and windows users have a bat file after installing 209387249087 drivers... but they still figure it out ;P)
Like me I'm sure many of you were very surprised to log in today, as most have been doing everyday for the past month or so to find that not one, but two methods for obtaining s-off on the DNA were released within minutes of each other. First Revone and then, coincidentally enough, Moonshine was released minutes later. Somebody didn't want somebody else stealing their thunder I'm guessing. I'm just kidding...I'm sure both sides worked extremely hard on their respective methods and deserve mad props for the time spent on this and for waving a middle finger in the face of Verizon. Having said that I have tried both methods and have been unsuccessful so far at each one. I have to pose my questions here because I'm a new member and the development threads are off limits to me.
I tried the Revone Method first and like many were saying in the actual thread, my phone kept auto rebooting after the ./revone.dna -P step. I tried everything I could think of including all of the suggestions from the other users who finally got it to work by trying different things. Has anyone figured out what is causing the auto reboot? There has to be something specific causing this. One thing I have noticed with my phone is that USB Debugging has been very unreliable as of late. It turns itself off and on at random times and a lot of times the box is checked to enable it but it's not on. I don't know if this is playing a role in the process not working for me. I got the "success" message after every step several times but never actually achieved s-off.
I finally gave up on Revone to try Moonshine. I really didn't want to have to fo this route since I don't know a thing about Linux. I decided to go the boot from flash drive route so I downloaded 32 bit Ubuntu 13.04 iso and used universal USB installer to put it on my drive. I am using an external hard drive that is already formatted to fat32. I did NOT format the drive because I didn't think I had to since it was already fat32. Universal USB Installer was successful in putting Ubuntu on the external drive. I then went into my bios and changed the boot sequence to boot from the external drive first but when I rebooted it just loaded up Windows like normal. What am I doing wrong here? I'm running Windows 7 64bit but it was my understanding that this should not be a problem. Do I have to format and/or partition the external hard drive even though it is already fat32 before putting Ubuntu on it?
I'm dying to get one of these methods working but I'm currently stuck. Any newbies like me that can't post in the Development forums have any ideas as to what is going wrong here or would anyone else like to chime in with their own issues? Thanks in advance. I'm sure I'll get there eventually. :good:
Follow this guide for using an external USB device.
Modify the boot sequence like you were doing before, hopefully you'll get in to Ubuntu.
You say you don't have Linux experience, so I'll simplify the process for you:
Once at the desktop, press Control + Shift + T. This will open the Terminal, which is basically the Linux version of Windows' cmd.exe. Once inside, open up Mozilla Firefox (included) by using the side bar, the icon should be there. Download the version of Moonshine for the DNA, and then switch back to the terminal.
Type in these commands:
cd /home/Downloads
tar -zxf moonshine_dlx_2.06.605.1.tgz
sudo ./distiller
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And then let Moonshine do its thing.
Modify the boot sequence like you were doing before said:
Thank you for the response. I saw in the instructions it says to put the moonshine file in the ~Downloads directory. How do I do that? Also, I think I am going to try the disc method instead. Does it matter if its a cd or dvd? And I never did ask if the version of Ubuntu I had downloaded was compatible with this method. I downloaded Ubuntu 13.04 32bit for use on Windows 7 64bit. Will I have any problems? Thanks again!!
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Oh and one other thing I forgot to mention regarding the revone method...the directory \data\local\temp did not exist on my device prior to me creating it when I pushed the revone.dna to my phone. Should I have had that directory on my phone already?
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I am in a similar boat. I am trying to use revone as I can't get ahold of linux. I downloaded the sdk and revone, moved adb to my C: with the revone file. Everything goes smoothly until i reach the -P step. Every single time it reboots after saying success. If I try to run the -s 0 -u command after that I get failed to map memory, success, revone failed = -1. If I try the -P command again, I get the same message with error code 2. If I try to reboot the bootloader, I get error device not found. I've been at this for hours, and Jerry from Android central even walked me through it, everything ended up successful ans when the bootloader rebooted, it was still locked and s on. Help please?
I dont even know what command to type into CMD for Revone. how do i push the file I have revone on my desktop downloaded and SDK installed..
Next step is?
Gorilla* said:
I dont even know what command to type into CMD for Revone. how do i push the file I have revone on my desktop downloaded and SDK installed..
Next step is?
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I moved adb and its two counterparts in a folder named ADB_WIN, in my C: drive. From there, I typed cmd.exe in the search bar, it opened the command box. I typed in adb push revone.dna /data/local/tmp/ ENTER adb shell ENTER cd /data/local/tmp ENTER chmod 755 revone.dna ENTER ./revone.dna -P and that's where my error started coming in. You can try this, not sure if this right, but if its not, hopefully someone will correct me.
Krispenwah said:
Thank you for the response. I saw in the instructions it says to put the moonshine file in the ~Downloads directory. How do I do that? Also, I think I am going to try the disc method instead. Does it matter if its a cd or dvd? And I never did ask if the version of Ubuntu I had downloaded was compatible with this method. I downloaded Ubuntu 13.04 32bit for use on Windows 7 64bit. Will I have any problems? Thanks again!!
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32 bit should work fine. You need a DVD because a CD is too small. ~/Downloads directory is just the current user's downloads folder. So most likely it would get downloaded to there anyway.
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"1. Download revone (above) and push it to your device: adb push revone.dna /data/local/tmp/"
How is this done? I have no idea how to push to the DNA. Anybody help? Thanks
michaelrager said:
"1. Download revone (above) and push it to your device: adb push revone.dna /data/local/tmp/"
How is this done? I have no idea how to push to the DNA. Anybody help? Thanks
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That's the command you use, adb push. Use it in a terminal. So..assuming windows use explorer to go yo where you downloaded the files and have revone.dna then hold shift and right click, choose open prompt here then type
adb push revone.dna /data/local/tmp
If it complains about command not found for adb add the adb.exe and its libraries to the same folder then try again.
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pio_masaki said:
That's the command you use, adb push. Use it in a terminal. So..assuming windows use explorer to go yo where you downloaded the files and have revone.dna then hold shift and right click, choose open prompt here then type
adb push revone.dna /data/local/tmp
If it complains about command not found for adb add the adb.exe and its libraries to the same folder then try again.
Tapatalked from my HTC DNA - Carbon
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Thanks for the quick response. I don't have that option when i shift and right click, I only have "open with" Any Ideas?
michaelrager said:
Thanks for the quick response. I don't have that option when i shift and right click, I only have "open with" Any Ideas?
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Hold shift while you right click, can't be on a file, just someplace in the explorer, no folders, etc clicked on, someplace blank.
Tapatalked from my HTC DNA - Carbon
pio_masaki said:
Hold shift while you right click, can't be on a file, just someplace in the explorer, no folders, etc clicked on, someplace blank.
Tapatalked from my HTC DNA - Carbon
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Got it. I misunderstood what you meant thanks! However, I am getting that error.
I got the error 'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Can you elaborate on what to fix? Thanks Again!
michaelrager said:
Got it. I misunderstood what you meant thanks! However, I am getting that error.
I got the error 'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Can you elaborate on what to fix? Thanks Again!
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add adb.exe to your command, instead of just adb
Gorilla* said:
add adb.exe to your command, instead of just adb
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Thanks, but the same type of error came up.
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Thanks, but the same type of error came up.
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Put revone.dna in the same folder that has fastboot and adb then try
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Krispenwah said:
Put revone.dna in the same folder that has fastboot and adb then try
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That worked I got daemon started successfully. Then it says error: device not found
I am in debugging mode.
Any help is much obliged. Thanks!
michaelrager said:
That worked I got daemon started successfully. Then it says error: device not found
I am in debugging mode.
Any help is much obliged. Thanks!
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Try 'adb devices' and see if it recognizes your phone. Do you have usb debugging enabled? If so toggle it off and then back on while the phone is plugged in then wait about 10-15 seconds and try 'adb devices' again to see if its recognized now
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Try 'adb devices' and see if it recognizes your phone. Do you have usb debugging enabled? If so toggle it off and then back on while the phone is plugged in then wait about 10-15 seconds and try 'adb devices' again to see if its recognized now
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Got it!
* daemon started successfully *
3372 KB/s (645920 bytes in 0.187s)
Is it all set so I can move on to the next step?
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Got it!
* daemon started successfully *
3372 KB/s (645920 bytes in 0.187s)
Is it all set so I can move on to the next step?
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Yeah looks like the file pushed successfully. Now u do "adb shell" then "cd data/local/tmp" then "chmod 755 revone.dna" ....and so forth. Make sure ur adding the extension ".dna" to revone (revone.dna) each time u type it. If u just put revone it won't work ull just get an error