Hello,
is there a possibility to share a directory on android for other clients?
i want to access a directory on a avd from the host, but a frequently pull of the files via adb is too slow for my purposes.
any ideas? anyone?
The only way that I know is share a directory using Dropbox, but you'll need upload the files from your AVD to that directory manually.
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Does anyone know if there's a way to see what files in the file system get accessed by each app?
Im making a game save editor like modio or horizon but for android but to make it a fluent as possible im trying to use ADB to push file to the device so the user dosent have to install it manually. however i cant push or pull files to the directory they are saved (/data/user/0/com.mojang.minecraftpe/) i can push and pull to some folders but not this one. i appreciate any help.
Hello XDA community.
I want to know if there is a way to create an ISO from a file directory on your Android.
For example, I have a file directory on my Android device, and I want to create an ISO of the directory only using my Android device.
The reason I want to know if I can use just my phone, and no PC is because years ago I copied all of my DOS games over to my PC by literally copying the contents of the CD to my PC, and not the proper way.
I setup BitTorrent sync to share my DOS game directory, and I am trying to avoid the step of going to my PC >> creating an ISO image of the game I want to play on my Android device (I use Magic DosBox) >> adding the ISO to the BitTorrent file directory >> going to my Android device >> downloading the ISO.
Thanks for any help you guys and gals can give me!! ^_^
Hi!
I want to create a list of all of my files and folders names in
A txt.file
In pc there are a few softwares which can do so.
But how can i do it on Android
Any help might be great! Plz Answer.
Or if there is no way then plz suggest me a command for
Terminal Emulator to view all the names of files in a folder
Which is located like this in my device
/storage/sdcard0/AM/
Or
/Storage/sdcard0/VM/
AM=Audio Music
VM=Video Music
I have not found an android app to perform a task plz make one, also iam a begginer to c++
Started creating a few programs with these two header files
"stdio.h,conio.h"
I have a little bit concept about iostream
But it would be great if you create a program else plz
Give the whole script for c++ to perform that.
Thanks!!!
List files by ADB
You can use adb:
adb shell ls -R /
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Hello xda-developers,
I'm trying to figure out the proper way to transfer app data from an Android image disk. I'm very new to this, so I hope I'm not missing something basic.
Situation. I have a .img disk image file obtained from a .vmdk file via a virtualbox conversion , the latter being created by an Android emulator. I'm trying to recover some app data and transfer that to a new, working, .img disk. The emulator works on Android 4.4.2, if that matters.
What I did. I extracted apks and copied app data folders (com.<devname>.<appname>) from/to the /data/data directory. I did that using a file manager (ES file explorer) or via the cp command, as I found in many tutorials and guides. Others suggested to copy those folders to /Android/data instead, so I did try that as well. These procedures were ineffective, because they both messed up with folders and files permissions. Although cp -ar retains folders/files permissions and ownership, that was of no use after the import into the working image. Those operations were performed on Ubuntu 18.04.
The problem (and a workaround). When the apks are installed, a new uid (in the 10000 group) is generated for them. These values are unknown when I import the data folders, hence they are destroyed at phone boot. A log in /data/system/uiderrors.txt confirms this. The only way I could make it work was to install the apk from scratch, open the app so that the new data folders are created with a proper uid, replace those folders with old ones and manually change ownership and permissions accordingly (for every apk). This turned out to be effective but it's a very tedious and error-prone process.
What am I doing wrong? How do ADB push, pull and backup commands manage folders permissions/ownership and app uids? Could they be useful in my situation? If so, how can I use them on a .img file?
Thank you.