SOS HELP my rom htc one is no instructions for installation and not one through fastboot. The phone lets me enter the bootloader and recovery but 0MB SD card appears as though that is also off. and try to ride it but I get this error E: Can not mount sdcard and will not let me ride it.
I would appreciate your help and you guys are the ultimate in this.
All this happened in a string of bad events when I was installing the rom revolotion 10.0
THANKS IN ADVANCE.
Seems like you deleted the sd card which has the rom on it.
Your have to fastboot the rom to it.
I don't remember the steps but they are in here
xile6 said:
Seems like you deleted the sd card which has the rom on it.
Your have to fastboot the rom to it.
I don't remember the steps but they are in here
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the sd card is not deleted and I could ride it, but does not have any file from any of the rom that I had saved on the sd card just get the file recovery 6.0.3.1 clockword. And I do not know like putting a rom by fastboot in recovery to flash and reinstall
Have you figured this out ? I'm in the same situation
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I tried to fastboot a Rom last night but I only had a mac available and all the instructions I've come across were for windows
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download all in one toolkit and use it to erase cache and install recovery. you must be booted to bootloader with fastboot usb at top if it says hboot at the top press power once and it will say fastboot usb
skinsfanbdh said:
download all in one toolkit and use it to erase cache and install recovery. you must be booted to bootloader with fastboot usb at top if it says hboot at the top press power once and it will say fastboot usb
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Is the toolkit only available for windows? I currently only have macs available to me
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rizzxx7 said:
Is the toolkit only available for windows? I currently only have macs available to me
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yea just for windows. have you tried "fastboot erase cache"
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if you can get a windows computer all in one toolkit is a very simple solution
skinsfanbdh said:
yea just for windows. have you tried "fastboot erase cache"
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if you can get a windows computer all in one toolkit is a very simple solution
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I've already erased the cache through fastboot but its still bootlooping
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probably need to reflash the rom. erasing cache in fastboot is only to get you into recovery when it doesnt load. if you have already flashed the rom and its bootlooping wiping cache and davlik sometimes helps
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virginia beach huh... small world
skinsfanbdh said:
probably need to reflash the rom. erasing cache in fastboot is only to get you into recovery when it doesnt load. if you have already flashed the rom and its bootlooping wiping cache and davlik sometimes helps
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virginia beach huh... small world
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sorry I'm still need help my htc one has no rom installed and do not know how to copy a rom to the sd card of the phone in order to install it, I can also access the bootloader and the recovery but I have nothing installed on the card SD and do not know how to do it for fastboot, try by all in one toolkit but also that there could not only found to install only RUU.
I would appreciate your support
THANKS
Have your tried flashing the boot.img yet?
rem2711 said:
sorry I'm still need help my htc one has no rom installed and do not know how to copy a rom to the sd card of the phone in order to install it, I can also access the bootloader and the recovery but I have nothing installed on the card SD and do not know how to do it for fastboot, try by all in one toolkit but also that there could not only found to install only RUU.
I would appreciate your support
THANKS
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Sheffield Steve said:
Have your tried flashing the boot.img yet?[
/QUOTE]Even I could not flash boot.img've done everything possible and not loaded, I would like to know if anyone has a clear tutorial to load the boot image
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ok ok guys dont panic, this is as easy as pie, boot your phone into recovery and connect to pc, then adb push a new rom to /data/media/ and then install the rom you just pushed.
iamfightaa said:
ok ok guys dont panic, this is as easy as pie, boot your phone into recovery and connect to pc, then adb push a new rom to /data/media/ and then install the rom you just pushed.
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excuse you could be more specific about the adb push, how to do because every time I put some command with adb in fastboot I get an error that ADB is not a recognizable command
rem2711 said:
excuse you could be more specific about the adb push, how to do because every time I put some command with adb in fastboot I get an error that ADB is not a recognizable command
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ok since you have unlocked your bootloader i assume you have full htc drivers and android sdk installed, if you do open a command window in the platform tools folder and type the following command: adb push (exact name of the rom you want to push) /data/media/ and you will notice that the cursor jumps down and nothing happens but in about 4-7 (depending on the size of the rom) you will get a message in the cmd that says x bytes transferred. Very important make sure you move the rom you want to push to the platform tools folder and that you type the exact name of it in the command followed by .zip
here is an example command: adb push TrickDroid.zip /data/media/
PM me to add you on skype or something to help you realtime.
iamfightaa said:
ok since you have unlocked your bootloader i assume you have full htc drivers and android sdk installed, if you do open a command window in the platform tools folder and type the following command: adb push (exact name of the rom you want to push) /data/media/ and you will notice that the cursor jumps down and nothing happens but in about 4-7 (depending on the size of the rom) you will get a message in the cmd that says x bytes transferred. Very important make sure you move the rom you want to push to the platform tools folder and that you type the exact name of it in the command followed by .zip
here is an example command: adb push TrickDroid.zip /data/media/
PM me to add you on skype or something to help you realtime.
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I put exactly as you told me to give enter and and I get this
C: \ android \ fast> adb push Nocturnal_1.27.531.7_Odex.zip / data / media
error: device not found
rem2711 said:
I put exactly as you told me to give enter and and I get this
C: \ android \ fast> adb push Nocturnal_1.27.531.7_Odex.zip / data / media
error: device not found
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Are you sure you have the drivers installed ? If you do try this command first
Adb devices
I should show you the id of your device connected to the pc.
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rem2711 said:
I put exactly as you told me to give enter and and I get this
C: \ android \ fast> adb push Nocturnal_1.27.531.7_Odex.zip / data / media
error: device not found
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PS: rename the files you are pushing so something very shorter like noc or w.e that way you dont have to type all that lol.
iamfightaa said:
Are you sure you have the drivers installed ? If you do try this command first
Adb devices
I should show you the id of your device connected to the pc.
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PS: rename the files you are pushing so something very shorter like noc or w.e that way you dont have to type all that lol.
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when I give the command exits
C: \ android \ fastboot> adb devices
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
so I guess I do not I have all the drivers installed, can you tell me where I can download or which ones I needed pls.
THANKS
rem2711 said:
when I give the command exits
C: \ android \ fastboot> adb devices
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
so I guess I do not I have all the drivers installed, can you tell me where I can download or which ones I needed pls.
THANKS
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download the htc sync http://www.htc.com/www/support/software/htc-sync-manager.aspx and restart your pc.
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rem2711 said:
when I give the command exits
C: \ android \ fastboot> adb devices
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
so I guess I do not I have all the drivers installed, can you tell me where I can download or which ones I needed pls.
THANKS
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ok bro another thing, make sure you are opening the cmd in the correct folder, the correct folder should have the adb file in it, it's in the folder called platform-tools, just press shift+right click in platform tools and select open command promt window here and use the adb devices command.
iamfightaa said:
download the htc sync http://www.htc.com/www/support/software/htc-sync-manager.aspx and restart your pc.
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ok bro another thing, make sure you are opening the cmd in the correct folder, the correct folder should have the adb file in it, it's in the folder called platform-tools, just press shift+right click in platform tools and select open command promt window here and use the adb devices command.
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I just did the instructions you gave me last and this is what I get when I put in the cmd adb devices
C: \ android \ fast \ sdk \ platform-tools> adb devices
adb server is out of date. killing ...
* Daemon started successfully *
List of devices attached
and when I put adb push get this:
C: \ android \ fast \ sdk \ platform-tools> adb push Nocturnal_1.27.531.7_Odex.zip / data /
average
error: device not found
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Trying to follow lakehousetech's guide Viewpad 7 Backup, Root & Recovery guide, and Super One Click 1.7 basically refuses to work, always hangs on "Waiting on device", using two good known cables and two good known USB ports (front and back).
Found out about the Gingerbreak 1.2 apk, managed to jailbreak and get Super User installed.
So as I move onto the Stock Backup step in the guide, I need to run ADB Shell. So I open up cmd.exe and navigate to the C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools folder and launch "ADB Shell", it starts the server, but ultimately gives me a "Error: device not found".
Are there drivers I need to install?
Do I need this busybox app installed?
Seemed to need them in rooting my HTC Doubleshot (MyTouch4gSlide). What am I doing wrong here?
elister said:
Trying to follow lakehousetech's guide Viewpad 7 Backup, Root & Recovery guide, and Super One Click 1.7 basically refuses to work, always hangs on "Waiting on device", using two good known cables and two good known USB ports (front and back).
Found out about the Gingerbreak 1.2 apk, managed to jailbreak and get Super User installed.
So as I move onto the Stock Backup step in the guide, I need to run ADB Shell. So I open up cmd.exe and navigate to the C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools folder and launch "ADB Shell", it starts the server, but ultimately gives me a "Error: device not found".
Are there drivers I need to install?
Do I need this busybox app installed?
Seemed to need them in rooting my HTC Doubleshot (MyTouch4gSlide). What am I doing wrong here?
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you need to run adb shell from the drive letter youre pc gives when youre viewpad is logged in mine is g:\ thats the virtual cdrom drive from youre viewpad.
open cmd
cd g:\
adb shell
check if the drive letter is correct with youre system then it`s ok and youre gonne be fine
you need to run the setup too when youre plug youre device on youre pc youre getting a sync program but it also installs de driver just leave the program running in the background dont do anything just let it minimazed hope you get it to work
Alleycatzero said:
you need to run adb shell from the drive letter youre pc gives when youre viewpad is logged in mine is g:\ thats the virtual cdrom drive from youre viewpad.
open cmd
cd g:\
adb shell
check if the drive letter is correct with youre system then it`s ok and youre gonne be fine
you need to run the setup too when youre plug youre device on youre pc youre getting a sync program but it also installs de driver just leave the program running in the background dont do anything just let it minimazed hope you get it to work
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Ok, i'll copy the ADB.exe file to the H:\ drive on the phone, then use the Windows command line interface to manually navigate to that drive and launch ADB from that folder. Is there anything else I should copy to that folder, other than the image and clockwork file?
There is no virtual CD rom drive letter asigned, just a flash drive letter. Also, what is the setup? There is no setup.exe on the phone drive letter to launch.
PS
Thanks for the advice.
Didnt work.
01/31/2012 03:56 PM <DIR> Music
02/01/2012 09:34 AM <DIR> Photos
01/31/2012 03:56 PM <DIR> Video
01/31/2012 03:56 PM 1,935,275 ViewPad7e_QSG_Rev.1a_08-17-11.pdf
01/31/2012 03:56 PM 6,668,084 ViewPad_7e_UG_ENG_FRN_ESP.PDF
09/30/2011 12:02 PM <DIR> LOST.DIR
09/30/2011 12:02 PM <DIR> .android_secure
09/30/2011 04:03 PM <DIR> Android
01/31/2012 07:59 PM 89,636,244 CleanViewpad7_signed_v1.0.zip
02/01/2012 09:34 AM <DIR> DCIM
10/03/2009 05:07 PM 26,172 flash_image
02/09/2011 01:27 PM 4,591,616 cwrecovery.img
11/18/2011 10:00 PM 79,358 rom manager v1.8.3.6.apk
08/04/2011 07:46 PM 410,942 adb.exe
08/04/2011 07:46 PM 96,256 AdbWinApi.dll
08/04/2011 07:46 PM 60,928 AdbWinUsbApi.dll
09/05/2011 02:09 AM 5,394,432 clockworkmod.4.0.0.9.img
06/21/2011 08:04 AM 183,651 fastboot.exe
09/05/2011 03:38 AM 3,317 Instructions.txt
08/17/2011 12:22 AM 258,294 libcurl-4.dll
08/17/2011 12:22 AM 27,867 libjson-0.dll
08/17/2011 12:22 AM 56,832 mgwz.dll
08/17/2011 12:22 AM 348,160 msvcr71.dll
08/17/2011 12:28 AM 1,231,360 revolutionary.exe
17 File(s) 111,008,788 bytes
7 Dir(s) 2,472,206,336 bytes free
H:\>adb shell
error: device not found
Again, this is not a CD-Rom drive letter, its just some 2.472 gb partition. My Viewpad does not create a CD-Rom drive or image when I connect it to my PC (Windows7 64bit). In device manager, I can clearly see two "VS Viewpad 7e USB Device" listings, but only one of them generates a drive letter. I can see another drive partition in Disk Management, but cannot mount it like I can do other SATA drives.
mine is a auto run setup when i connect the pad also in the drive mine creats there is a adb exe i dont have to copy it dont mount the viewpad for file transfer what youre showing me is the sd card it suppose to show a virtue drive when you plug in the device without mountin it on youre pad
But what kind of do you got the viewpad 7 or viewpad 7e for 7e there is no rom no cwm
Alleycatzero said:
mine is a auto run setup when i connect the pad also in the drive mine creats there is a adb exe i dont have to copy it dont mount the viewpad for file transfer what youre showing me is the sd card it suppose to show a virtue drive when you plug in the device without mountin it on youre pad
But what kind of do you got the viewpad 7 or viewpad 7e for 7e there is no rom no cwm
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So brand new, out of the box, you plug your viewpad into your PC and presto, creates a virtual cd drive and ADB is pre-loaded ready to run shell?
I have the Viewpad 7e, running Android 2.3.1, Kernel version 2.6.35.7-svn ([email protected] #58).
I suppose emailing Viewsonic in regards to getting Google Marketplace installed is pointless, so I might just have to return this product. The fact that I cannot boot into recovery mode tells me this device is defective.
elister said:
I have the Viewpad 7e, running Android 2.3.1, Kernel version 2.6.35.7-svn ([email protected] #58).
I suppose emailing Viewsonic in regards to getting Google Marketplace installed is pointless, so I might just have to return this product. The fact that I cannot boot into recovery mode tells me this device is defective.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1321615
Alleycatzero said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1321615
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Thanks, it appears that clockwork recovery mod simply doesnt work on the Viewpad, but marketplace, while I need to jump through some serious flaming hoops, can be installed.
Alleycatzero said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1321615
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Yup, worked like a charm. Marketplace is installed and working properly, now I can work on removing some un-needed apps. Thanks so much!
Ok, ive managed to get Marketplace installed, but its like every 4th app wont install and its not because of file space.
I flat out need to install clockwork recovery mod, but cant due to adb shell never finding my device.
Yes I have my device rooted (using gingerbreak 1.20 as super one click never worked)
Yes I have USB Debuging mode enabled.
Yes I have Super user permissions working.
Yes I have the latest android sdk installed, which comes with adb
Yes I have a known working USB cable (dont have any problems transfering files)
Yes device manager does detect my tablet, Android Composite ADB Interface.
Using Windows 7 and the Viewpad 7e tablet.
Sure I dont need to install special drivers for this? Every time I google "Adb shell error device not found", I get a dozen solutions saying to download specific device drivers.
"error: device not found" & "mount failed" in Amazon Kindle Fire
hello,
I'm tired to load android market in my kindle fire. i search for the solution in google. i followed all the steps
i added the line 0×1949 in the file ".android\adb_usb.ini"
i added the following lines in "SDKManager\extras\google\usb_driver\android_winusb.inf"
;Kindle Fire
%SingleAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1949&PID_0006
%CompositeAdbInterface% = USB_Install, USB\VID_1949&PID_0006&MI_01
i can able to connect my device to pc via usb cable and im able to see the explorer files of device in PC.
i have installed the google services framework in my tablet. and its running fine.
problem 1:
i installed file expert in my kindle fire tablet and when im trying mount read/write permisson it is failing.
problem 2:
when im running the "adb devices" in at the location of "platform-tools" my tablet device is not listing under the devices.
please please please give me a solution for it.
Ive followed a guide to setting up the adb shortcut on my desktop, however something isn't right. Does anyone have a guide to get me started? I want to learn adb commands before I s-off incase I ever need to s-on for an exchange.
If anyone is interested in helping, I can link the guide I followed, and explain the steps I took.
I'm starting to get frustrated now..
I've been watching YouTube videos, and still nothing.
I've downloaded Android SDK for windows, extracted the zip to my Desktop and renamed the file to AndroidSDK. Than placed the file in the root of my C:, than right-clicked on my computer from the start menu > properties > advanced > environment variable, and added ;C:\AndroidSDK\tools, Ok > Ok > Ok.
Go to start > run > cmd. Command prompt comes up with a line that reads C:\Documents and Settings\Mark>. I type adb and it spits this out..
'adb' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file
Does anyone know what is going on here? I'm on Windows XP
You should probably use the Android SDK with the installer..
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Once you install it run SDK Manager as administrator (right click "run as administrator") boxes open, check the box "Android SDK Platform-tools", Android 4.0.3 (if you want) and Google USB Driver package.
thank you, I will give that a shot.
I went back, and uninstalled everything, and deleted the AndroidSDK file from the root of C: so that I could start fresh with the android SDK installer. If that does not work, I will give the run as admin way a shot.
wait for all then then go to start (orb whatever) right click on computer select properties then advanced system settings, environment variables. Under system variables click path then hit the edit button, add this to the end:
;C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools
reboot
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In my experience after installing the basic android sdk when I went to download the rest of the tools (platform-tools) the sdk would cry that it couldn't install. Running it as admin (yes I'm already an admin on my machine) solved that problem. Good luck and may the force be with you..
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Also the key to adb is really the environment path.. so your system know were to find it.
Of course I'm assuming your using a version of windows.
Yes, I am running windows xp from a Dell laptop.
I just went through the Android SDK installation process and still have the same output when I go to put in an adb command.
I am the computer admin, as I do not have any other account on this computer.
th3rapist said:
Yes, I am running windows xp from a Dell laptop.
I just went through the Android SDK installation process and still have the same output when I go to put in an adb command.
I am the computer admin, as I do not have any other account on this computer.
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Did you add the path?
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Yours would probably be:
;C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools
I think I may have been missing some things. After the installer finished, I was trying to use adb right from there. I did not install any platform tools or anything.
So if I'm going to be using ADB for GB 2.3.4 (what the Rez came with) and 4.0 (the leaks for the Rez) do I need to download both, with will 4.0 cover all android versions below it?
zone23 said:
Did you add the path?
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Yours would probably be:
;C:\Program Files\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools
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the installer would not have added the path for me?
Yes the Android SDK does not install platform tools that why I said to run SDK Manager and check the boxes to install it. Then add the install location to your windows path. It wont work otherwise.
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th3rapist said:
the installer would not have added the path for me?
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No it wont add the path it assumes your going to run adb directly from the platform-tools folder.
I understand now. The tools are all downloading now, and I entered the path. I'm on a rather slow internet connection right now, so I will report back after everything is done, and I reboot.
One last question.
Do I need to install the Android 2.3.3 and Android 4.0 x packages?
th3rapist said:
One last question.
Do I need to install the Android 2.3.3 and Android 4.0 x packages?
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Nope only if you want to make apps for android.
Sweet.
ADB is working now. Thanks for your help!
Your welcome glad I could help.
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I just had a similar experience with installing adb on my computer last week. Couldn't get the computer to recognize fastboot commands. Someone told me to change the directory in cmd prompt using "cd c:\" Etc etc, and redirect the directory to the folder where your adb files are, then it worked like a charm. Hope this helps.
Nick
slosrtnick said:
I just had a similar experience with installing adb on my computer last week. Couldn't get the computer to recognize fastboot commands. Someone told me to change the directory in cmd prompt using "cd c:\" Etc etc, and redirect the directory to the folder where your adb files are, then it worked like a charm. Hope this helps.
Nick
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This is generally not necessary if you set the environment variable.
The following link may be helpful:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=872128
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WookieFan said:
This is generally not necessary if you set the environment variable.
The following link may be helpful:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=872128
Sent from my ADR6425LVW using Tapatalk 2
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Even after setting the environment variable, I still needed to change the directory. Maybe I chose the wrong folder for the environment variable? Oh well, it works for me now. Just sharing my experience with adb.
Nick
I can get adb to run but it will not find my device. when I run adb devices I get adb is not recognized. Ive been messing with this for days now. Please help. It worked when I had htc sync installed.
Try installing HTC device drivers then enable debugging and just plug the phone in and if the driver missing it will install. Then unplug jump into fastboot and plug it in again and wait. Again if the driver is missing, it will install
beerbq said:
I can get adb to run but it will not find my device. when I run adb devices I get adb is not recognized. Ive been messing with this for days now. Please help. It worked when I had htc sync installed.
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Did you install adb through the sdk manager? Make sure the USB drivers are selected to install also
Sent from my EVO LTE
I did install with SDK but I don't see anything about drivers.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=26955832
HTC drivers on that post
I have the right driver but I think my path screwed up. When I go into cmd it shows c:\documentsandsetting\sony. I have sdk on the root of the c drive.
beerbq said:
I have the right driver but I think my path screwed up. When I go into cmd it shows c:\documentsandsetting\sony. I have sdk on the root of the c drive.
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type cd .. until the file path says c:/> then cd directory name here
where am I typing this in cmd? Sorry
yes, in terminal you use cd (change directory) to navigate the file system. cd .. goes up one directory and cd (directory) navigates to specified directory
When I get into adb I typed adb devices and it says adb is not recognized as an internal command.
What is it you are trying to do exactly
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What directory are you in? If you're at c:/> you aren't in the right directory, type dir to get a list of files and folders and find the folder you need, then cd name of directory
om4 said:
What is it you are trying to do exactly
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What directory are you in? If you're at c:/> you aren't in the right directory, type dir to get a list of files and folders and find the folder you need, then cd name of directory
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Thank you first I was typing cd.. with not space. Then I thought I was supposed to be at c:\>. I got it now and took notes. Thanks for your patience. Now can you help me lazy panda s-off just kidding.
*grabs hatchet * sure buddy come on over lol
No, at this point I am not very familiar with lazy panda, I understand the underlying process but I have not had any actual experience with it
I managed to accidentally flash the BLADE boot.img for CM10.1 to my phone before I transferred the ROM across to my SD card.
Didn't think this was a problem.. went into recovery to Mount USB Storage. Didn't work, so I flashed TWRP to see if it worked on there. No luck.
Tried performing a restore of the full working stock sense and wiped caches so I could try to transfer it over the OS. again no luck.
I've even tried pushing the .zip file to the sdcard using adb (run cmd as admin and use 'adb push ROM.zip /sdcard/ROM/') with no luck. It just tells me the device isn't connected. The drivers are definitely installed (fastboot is working).
I'm all out of ideas. If anyone could point me in the right direction, I'd be grateful. Thank you!
Mounting usb storage does not work with MTP devices.
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AndroHero said:
Mounting usb storage does not work with MTP devices.
Sent from my HTC One X+ using Tapatalk 2
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Is there another way of accessing the SD Card through recovery?
No except adb, but that only works with twrp. Why not flash a stock rom, and copy the rom to the SD Card while booted into android.
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You might not be able to directly access your sd card, but you can most likely use adb sideload to load the CM10.1 ROM onto your device and regain functionality. Check this out for more information: http://teamw.in/ADBSideload
NasaGeek said:
You might not be able to directly access your sd card, but you can most likely use adb sideload to load the CM10.1 ROM onto your device and regain functionality. Check this out for more information: http://teamw.in/ADBSideload
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Yeah while I was waiting for replies. I did a lot of research into adb sideloading and I pretty much get it now.. Only problem is that I'm running Windows 8 which has a whole bunch load of problems with adb... can't get it to recognise my device even with the correct drivers installed. Followed a few guides on the internet, but to no avail.
Does anyone know of anything that works? Or do I have to install it all on a W7 PC?
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Yeah while I was waiting for replies. I did a lot of research into adb sideloading and I pretty much get it now.. Only problem is that I'm running Windows 8 which has a whole bunch load of problems with adb... can't get it to recognise my device even with the correct drivers installed. Followed a few guides on the internet, but to no avail.
Does anyone know of anything that works? Or do I have to install it all on a W7 PC?
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Do you have the latest SDK downloaded from google? I can confirm on windows 8 sideload through command prompt works fine in the platform tools folder. This is through CWM in my experience. i have not messed with TWRP
Kraizk said:
Do you have the latest SDK downloaded from google? I can confirm on windows 8 sideload through command prompt works fine in the platform tools folder. This is through CWM in my experience. i have not messed with TWRP
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I downloaded and installed it today.
I'll go through exactly what I've done..
- Installed Java SDK
- Installed Android SDK
- Installed platform tools and usb driver
- Installed HTC Sync
- Opened hasoon's toolkit for the One X+
- Booted into TWRP and selected Advanced > Side Load
- Used the side load button on the toolkit.
I've also tried pushing files using the command line directly and cd-ing to the platform tools folder. This is what brings up the error connecting to device message. I've also started getting messages about starting daemon? No clue what that means.
petedavison93 said:
I downloaded and installed it today.
I'll go through exactly what I've done..
- Installed Java SDK
- Installed Android SDK
- Installed platform tools and usb driver
- Installed HTC Sync
- Opened hasoon's toolkit for the One X+
- Booted into TWRP and selected Advanced > Side Load
- Used the side load button on the toolkit.
I've also tried pushing files using the command line directly and cd-ing to the platform tools folder. This is what brings up the error connecting to device message. I've also started getting messages about starting daemon? No clue what that means.
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Ignore the toolkit. That thing is less than stellar. Open the platform tools folder in the android SDK directory (default should be C: Android) Place the ZIP file of the rom you wish to flash in this directory. Hold shift and right click in blank space in the android sdk folder. Select "open command window here" (or something along those lines, not at my desk). type "adb kill-server" and then type the command "adb sideload romname.zip"
I recommend using CWM as I know this works on that. I do not use TWRP. You are welcome to try it with TWRP though.
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Ignore the toolkit. That thing is less than stellar. Open the platform tools folder in the android SDK directory (default should be C: Android) Place the ZIP file of the rom you wish to flash in this directory. Hold shift and right click in blank space in the android sdk folder. Select "open command window here" (or something along those lines, not at my desk). type the command "adb sideload romname.zip"
I recommend using CWM as I know this works on that. I do not use TWRP. You are welcome to try it with TWRP though.
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I have tried this method before too. It brought up the error message. I'll try it again in a minute and let you know. I'll also try it on CWM, but I read somewhere that CWM didn't support it? TWRP 100% does. It has an option for it in GUI.
EDIT: my android sdk in burried in Users/x/AppData/Local/Android/ .. Should I re-install in C:\Android ?
petedavison93 said:
I have tried this method before too. It brought up the error message. I'll try it again in a minute and let you know. I'll also try it on CWM, but I read somewhere that CWM didn't support it? TWRP 100% does. It has an option for it in GUI.
EDIT: my android sdk in burried in Users/x/AppData/Local/Android/ .. Should I re-install in C:\Android ?
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That sounds like it is in the wrong place. That is usually a temporary folder. Check your c drive, it may also be labeled adt bundle and may be in program files. Sideload is an option in CWM by lloir by default which can be found in the original development section.
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Alternatively after rereading your OP. If you have not wiped anything you could just flash your old boot.img
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That sounds like it is in the wrong place. That is usually a temporary folder. Check your c drive, it may also be labeled adt bundle and may be in program files. Sideload is an option in CWM by lloir by default which can be found in the original development section.
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Alternatively after rereading your OP. If you have not wiped anything you could just flash your old boot.img
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About to reinstall the Android SDK (uninstalled and rebooted PC). I should install it to C:\Android ? (This folder doesn't exist currently)
I've also never set the environment variables as the Android SDK installed fine. Should I set these?
Also tried that.. it just hangs
petedavison93 said:
About to reinstall the Android SDK (uninstalled and rebooted PC). I should install it to C:\Android ? (This folder doesn't exist currently)
I've also never set the environment variables as the Android SDK installed fine. Should I set these?
Also tried that.. it just hangs
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Download the android SDK bundle from google and install to C: Android, if it does not exist let it create it (i would still bet it is somewhere in your C drive but ok). I do not know what comes stock but i typically launch the SDK (NOT ECLIPSE) and allow it download all of the files associated with android (probably not needed). There should be an sdk folder inside the c android folder. in that is the platform tools folder. This is where you will open your command window and run the previously mentioned commands.
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Download the android SDK bundle from google and install to C: Android, if it does not exist let it create it (i would still bet it is somewhere in your C drive but ok). I do not know what comes stock but i typically launch the SDK (NOT ECLIPSE) and allow it download all of the files associated with android (probably not needed). There should be an sdk folder inside the c android folder. in that is the platform tools folder. This is where you will open your command window and run the previously mentioned commands.
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Trying the sideload now
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Trying the sideload now
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If it is CWM give it a few minutes (literally like 5). Never used TWRP but it could take some time as well.
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If it is CWM give it a few minutes (literally like 5). Never used TWRP but it could take some time as well.
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Nothing came up for the kill-server command but it did pause.. so I'm guessing it did something.
The rest ran pretty quick but the phone hasn't received anything and is just sitting there (using CWM to keep my battery charged)
petedavison93 said:
Nothing came up for the kill-server command but it did pause.. so I'm guessing it did something.
The rest ran pretty quick but the phone hasn't received anything and is just sitting there (using CWM to keep my battery charged)
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You could flash the stock recovery and run the RUU
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You could flash the stock recovery and run the RUU
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Very quick guide? I knew this was a possibility, but I've never had to do it until now. Thank you so much for the help btw
Although this still doesn't solve my problems with adb
petedavison93 said:
Very quick guide? I knew this was a possibility, but I've never had to do it until now. Thank you so much for the help btw
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Flash the stock recovery (I do not have this as you appear to be on the international variant). Download your RUU (search the forums, I know it is here somehwere but the usual htcruu.com is now down....) boot into your boot loader and run the command "fastboot oem lock" Hit the power button to select hboot from the list and then just run the executable.
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Flash the stock recovery (I do not have this as you appear to be on the international variant). Download your RUU (search the forums, I know it is here somehwere but the usual htcruu.com is now down....) boot into your boot loader and run the command "fastboot oem lock" Hit the power button to select hboot from the list and then just run the executable.
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Can't relock the bootloader without working drivers.. this is beyond annoying now ¬.¬
EDIT: Relocked but not enough battery to flash RUU. Do I just run the RUU from the computer while the phone is at the home menu in the bootloader?
I'm using a batch file to charge the device over night. Will try again tomorrow.
Hi, my sgs3 got the LCD broken, I haven't image and touch don't work, but phone works, it vibrate etc... Now I would like to backup my internal memory /sdcard but I'm in MIUI v5 CM10.1 4.2.2(datagutt), and when I connect it to pc it shows like an usb and don't open, is there a way to backup /sdcard from recovery ?, I can acces anything but can't see and use screen.
Thank's for your help in advance
If it were me I'd look into Philz recovery and usb access. Not tried it myself so can't give any detail, but it rings a bell.
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If it were me I'd look into Philz recovery and usb access. Not tried it myself so can't give any detail, but it rings a bell.
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It worked, but it mounted the external sd card and not internal system :/
Look into adb
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Look into adb
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Can you explain a bit more to help me, I already tried something adb recognizes phone and detect it in recovery, but when I do
Code:
C:\Android SDK\sdk\platform-tools>adb backup -all
It doesn't work and give me a lot of text..
EDIT: Maybe need I to put a name after -all ?
EDIT2: Retried adb and get in recovery mode
Code:
Microsoft Windows [version 6.1.7601]
Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. Tous droits réservés.
C:\Windows\system32>cd C:\Android SDK\sdk\platform-tools
C:\Android SDK\sdk\platform-tools>adb devices
List of devices attached
4df1c6d921804ff9 recovery
C:\Android SDK\sdk\platform-tools>adb backup -all santos
Now unlock your device and confirm the backup operation.
C:\Android SDK\sdk\platform-tools>
How can I unlock ? I'm in recovery and don't have screen ? :/
You want to be using adb pull commands from /data/media
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I must ask, isn't there a "thing" that can be used as MHL and OTG simultaneously? because if there was you could maybe plug it to your pc/tv and use keyboard/mouse
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You want to be using adb pull commands from /data/media
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Can you link me to a tutorial, I don't find anyone, I never used adb before, thank's
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I must ask, isn't there a "thing" that can be used as MHL and OTG simultaneously? because if there was you could maybe plug it to your pc/tv and use keyboard/mouse
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Does MHL work with cm10.1? And where can I find this one with mouse ? (Never seen with mouse)
Mike Skip's toolkit should be able to do the adb commands for you:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703488
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Can you link me to a tutorial, I don't find anyone, I never used adb before, thank's
Does MHL work with cm10.1? And where can I find this one with mouse ? (Never seen with mouse)
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I've never seen with mouse either I was wondering if there is :laugh:
Safe0716 said:
Can you link me to a tutorial, I don't find anyone, I never used adb before, thank's
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Theres literally billions of tutorials on the internet. If you didn't find one, you didnt use google. Google "adb pull"
Its so simple, I already gave you most the command
Code:
adb pull /data/media/* c:\users\safe0716\desktop\sdcard
for example.
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I must ask, isn't there a "thing" that can be used as MHL and OTG simultaneously? because if there was you could maybe plug it to your pc/tv and use keyboard/mouse
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You're right, there isn't
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You're right, there isn't
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thanks for clarifying! btw that comment was funny :laugh:
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You're right, there isn't
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Wait! look what I've found : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2142357 <-MHL + OTG together! (DIY though :silly: maybe they should start making those)
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Mike Skip's toolkit should be able to do the adb commands for you:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1703488
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Need screen to work.
rootSU said:
Theres literally billions of tutorials on the internet. If you didn't find one, you didnt use google. Google "adb pull"
Its so simple, I already gave you most the command
Code:
adb pull /data/media/* c:\users\safe0716\desktop\sdcard
for example.
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You're right, there isn't
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Thank's, it worked, you saved me <3
I copied everything, now I can just transfer from my pc to my other S3
EDIT: It only copies the /0/ (4.2.2 multiusers...) folder, and I wanted to have a clockworkmod backup wich is before the /0/ folder, I tried
Code:
adb pull /mnt/shell/emulated/ C:\Users\XXXXXX\Desktop\backup
but it doesn't work, anyway ?
/data/media/* should get everything in /data/media....
do
Code:
adb shell
ls /data/media
exit
To see what directories it can see.
you didnt pull /data/media/0 so your cwm folder should be there.
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/data/media/* should get everything in /data/media....
do
Code:
adb shell
ls /data/media
exit
To see what directories it can see.
you didnt pull /data/media/0 so your cwm folder should be there.
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Everything's OK, thank's for your help, thread can be closed now.
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Safe0716 said:
Everything's OK, thank's for your help, thread can be closed now.
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Cool. Glad I helped.
My friend`s i9001 had a broken screen. So in order to recover data, I Just connected phone with usb to PC. Even though I could hear connection sound from both my PC and Phone but Phone was not visible in PC.
So I just ranged my friend`s i9001 number. When phone started ringing I pressed HOME Button. I was able to receive call. I disconnected the call within 10-15 seconds. Then after 7 to 10 seconds, I again ranged i9001. And voila I could see phone in My Computer. I have tried in windows 8 64 bits and windows XP. In windows XP , I just installed Samsung SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_1.4.6.0.exe. However in windows 8 I also installed kies. But after installing kies I againg installed SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_1.4.6.0.exe.