I am trying to install Android CM on my touchpad. When I install webos sdk, I chose the custom installation and selected only novacom to be installed. It installed itself to
C > Program Files (x86) > Palm
The novacom.exe is located in the following folder and the path:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Palm\SDK\bin
I extracted acmeinstaller to the above folder so the novacom.exe and acmeinstaller fille are in the same folder. I don’t know how to use dos command with this location.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Type in "cd/" and hit enter. That will bring you to the c drive then just cd to the folder you want.
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nivlac978 said:
Type in "cd/" and hit enter. That will bring you to the c drive then just cd to the folder you want.
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worked like a charm. thanks
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I want to unlock my phone using bml5, but i dont want to install 80mb of java dev kit and the full 24mb sdk. I just want the ADB, and the drivers for my phone, if anyone could shoot me a link of where to get them.
AlwaysDroid said:
I want to unlock my phone using bml5, but i dont want to install 80mb of java dev kit and the full 24mb sdk. I just want the ADB, and the drivers for my phone, if anyone could shoot me a link of where to get them.
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First install the drivers for your phone. Then just download the attachment and extract it. open the extracted folder "adb" and double click the cmd.exe shortcut .
You will have working adb and fastboot.
Download : adb.zip
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Hey guys I keep getting the error-" adb is not a recognized command......". Can someone plz help me....QUICKLY??!!
abhishek046 said:
Hey guys I keep getting the error-" adb is not a recognized command......". Can someone plz help me....QUICKLY??!!
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You should run the command from directory where the adb binary is .
musarraf172 said:
You should run the command from directory where the adb binary is .
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to do that. navigate to the folder where u hv placed adb. nw SHIFT+RIGHT click on that folder. nw choose "open command line here" and nw run those commands in the command window that pops up
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ADB without full SDK
Download Android Control here
Extract the AndroidControl folder out of it to the root of your hard drive.
Open a command prompt and navigate to the folder.
Run adb commands
I have installed SDK and java JDE in my windows XP..... Then download apktool from google and installed the executable file.
Now when I put required apk to directory and open command prompt and write any command regarding apktool.,
The output is
" 'apktool' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file"
Have I missed something???
Please help!!
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I try to use it once...failed
Dude. I hope u have typed apktool insted of apkrool. And u need to have jre installed
AashayS said:
Dude. I hope u have typed apktool insted of apkrool. And u need to have jre installed
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Edited post... Lol
N during sdk installation... They said that jre found and need jdk.. Then I downloaded jdk n installed also!!!
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Apktool is only executable once you have changed directory (cd) into the system folder.
Alternative is to put apktools aapt.exe in your system path. Read this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=640592
Bakuron said:
Apktool is only executable once you have changed directory (cd) into the system folder.
Alternative is to put apktools aapt.exe in your system path. Read this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=640592
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Can u help me to set up from beginning.... Please! I was unable to understand that post!!
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Can u help me to set up from beginning.... Please! I was unable to understand that post!!
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Edit: Just follow these guides http://www.freeyourandroid.com/guide/install_android_sdk & http://www.freeyourandroid.com/guide/apktool
If you have unzipped and installed properly;
1. In command prompt type- cd c:/windows/ Then you are in the correct directory to execute APKTool.
2. If you dont want to have to do 1 each time then do this. Go to Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables, then find PATH, double click it and type at the end of it- ;C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-
tools;C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
After doing 2. you should just be able to type APKTool into the command prompt from any directory and it will run.
install JavA
R u kidding me?
U installed Java?
forever king said:
R u kidding me?
U installed Java?
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Java is required for apk tool
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I just didn't follow the instructions. If your system names a file type, why add an extra extension? I slammed my face against my screen for two hours before I had that thought. I simply left the names on the batch and jar files as "apktool". Works just fine, now. I hope this helps the next guy Phind sends this way.
hi guys I know this is the wrong thread but the rezound forums is where I hang out, I just got a new computer and was wondering if anyone could link me to the proper sdk files to download for windows 8? any help would be appreciated..
Start here: http://developer.android.com/tools/index.html
The zip bundle should get you more than you need for adb and fastboot without any extra work.
So I seem to be missing something I installed the dl from the link you posted for me, I have java installed, where am I missing the step to create a folder on my c:/drive with all the available SDK tools fastboot, adb, etc...
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..as to better word my question what tools do I need in that folder to have fastboot cmds work from my folder on my c:/drive ex. (cd c:/android). ?
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If you go through the download link, the stuff you need is contained in the sdk/platform-tools directory. adb and fastboot are both in there. If you unpack the whole thing, you can run sdk/tools/android.bat, and it will launch an updater GUI that you can use to keep adb updated as needed.
I attached my adb/fastboot folder for you. It should have everything you need for fastboot and adb for your phone.
Forgive me if something like this has already been asked. I was wondering if I took the adb.exe and the other files from the developer kit and put them in system32 on Windows, would I be able to access adb without having to cd to the folder with adb saved? It's not always optimal to have a folder of apk's and other things I've been sideloading to different devices. Thoughts?
Create a CMD shortcut on your desktop. Properties > Start In > Enter your Fastboot/ADB directory.
Yes that would work but its not optimal, best to create a path in environmental variables
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How can I unpack recovery.img? I am running linux on my PC.
Well I found a way, so thought that I should share it with all.
You need dsixda's Android Kitchen and recovery.img of any phone you want to unpack.
I am running a linux pc.
You can look for installation steps in following thread:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=633246
Open a terminal.
Type the following command to go into the directory of android kitchen
For example, I have to go in this path using terminal
/home/augustoandro/Android/android-kitchen , then I type
cd /home/augustoandro/Android/android-kitchen
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After that
./menu
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Now choose ADVANCED OPTIONS by entering the no. in front of the option.
Now, select "unpack/repack boot.img" option in the same way.
Now, enter "a".
A folder would be created in the android kitchen folder. In my case, /home/augustoandro/Android/android-kitchen/boot-img-64647470
Copy and paste the recovery.img file in the new folder.
Go back to the terminal and press enter.
The recovery.img file would be unpacked in the same folder.
You can look for it using the file explorer.
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