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Nexus Tools is an installer for the Android debug/development command-line tools ADB (Android Device Bridge) and Fastboot for Mac OS X and Linux. The script does not need to be downloaded, simply copy and paste this command into the terminal and run it to install ADB/Fastboot:
Code:
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/corbindavenport/nexus-tools/master/install.sh)
and this command to un-install Nexus Tools:
Code:
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/corbindavenport/nexus-tools/master/uninstall.sh)
Nexus Tools requires sudo privileges to install/uninstall the adb and fastboot tools to /usr/local/bin, so they can be run without typing the full directory. Nexus Tools is licensed under the GPLv3 license, and the source code is at the GitHub project below.
If you have a problem with Nexus Tools, leave a reply below or as an issue on the GitHub project!
GitHub Project
XDA News Article
This is awesome.. Thank you!
Chromebooks too? 0_o
Sent from my NEXUS 6
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Nexus Tools is an installer for the Android debug/development command-line tools ADB (Android Device Bridge) and Fastboot for Mac OS X and Linux.
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Although I dont need it I think you did a pretty good thing here. I certainly could have used this a couple years back... But I digress...
Keep up the scripting!
People, rate the thread 5 stars!
Awesome work!! Thank you!!!
Noob question perhaps...
What capability will this provide? The last nexus I had was the one. Since then it's been a chore to find the particular method for each phone to be able to root.
What capability do the nexus tools provide?
Thanks in advance.
mdubs said:
Noob question perhaps...
What capability will this provide? The last nexus I had was the one. Since then it's been a chore to find the particular method for each phone to be able to root.
What capability do the nexus tools provide?
Thanks in advance.
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Yes, more description would be helpful. Thanks for the Linux support, dev.
mdubs said:
Noob question perhaps...
What capability will this provide? The last nexus I had was the one. Since then it's been a chore to find the particular method for each phone to be able to root.
What capability do the nexus tools provide?
Thanks in advance.
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Yup... Noob mistake. Read the first post again and noticed the link to the XDA article. Consider me informed. Thanks for the excellent tool!
dadoc04 said:
Chromebooks too? 0_o
Sent from my NEXUS 6
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I did support Chrome OS for a while, but Google made some internal changes a long while back and I haven't found a way to make it work again. It still works if you have a crouton install on your Chromebook (or run plain Linux on it).
mdubs said:
Noob question perhaps...
What capability will this provide? The last nexus I had was the one. Since then it's been a chore to find the particular method for each phone to be able to root.
What capability do the nexus tools provide?
Thanks in advance.
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Nexus Tools installs two programs, ADB and Fastboot. Those are used extensively for Android development and debugging, but also for installing ROMs and custom recoveries. Just about every tutorial for rooting/installing ROMs uses one or both these programs. Thus it's nice to be able to install them quickly
I have a chromebook pixel with a crouton install. I ran the script in xterm and everything seems working. What I don't quite understand is how to actually utilize these programs in a terminal setting. I guess if anyone knows of a tutorial or getting started guide on how to use adb/fastboot in a terminal setting to connect and do the things you need to do to your phone would be great. I appreciate any help!
New in Nexus Tools 2.6:
Major code cleanup
Better error handling
Fixes for asking sudo permission
Other improvements
New in Nexus Tools 2.7 [9-11-15]:
Updated ADB binary for Mac and x86 Linux to 1.0.32 platform-tools 23rc_2 (should work with Android M preview)
New in Nexus Tools 2.8:
(Hopefully) fixed all problems on Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan
Changed installation directory to /usr/local/bin/
Removed Mac OS X 10.11 warnings
Now downloads binaries over HTTPS
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Has anyone had any luck getting unison file sync onto an android phone. The only link I can find that actually tells how is in Japanese.
Given that I need a specific version of unison, how I could compile it to run it via the terminal app?
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Given that I need a specific version of unison, how I could compile it to run it via the terminal app?
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Desesperate bump.
I am regularly looking into this issue every now and then but can't find anything new. I also need unison to run in android as it is the way that I am syncing all my files over several machines and servers.
Maybe you could just install linux cli tools
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.galoula.LinuxInstall
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.azlinux765.alinstaller
There was another app to add CLI tools without a full linux install, but I can't find it anymore
I have got unison (version 2.40.102) compiled on android now. I'm not next to my computer that I compiled it on but I can hopefully help you out if you tell me what bits you need explained. I started off using the Japanese instructions and google translate! I am also happy to share the binary with anyone who wants it.
Tipika said:
Maybe you could just install linux cli tools
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.galoula.LinuxInstall
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.azlinux765.alinstaller
There was another app to add CLI tools without a full linux install, but I can't find it anymore
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Thanks it actually helped a lot ... indirectly
I already knew about chroot based Linux installs and while it would effectively allow me to run unison from a Debian chroot, I wanted something more native. However, your post pushed me to look again into such options and I discovered an amazing project that allows to run Debian in a more seamless fashion using symlinks, bind-mounts and other tricks to make the experience of Debian near native.
http://sven-ola.dyndns.org/repo/debian-kit-en.html
I can now run unison over ssh and the only issue I found was a permission problem that can get fixed by asking unison to not sync permission changes.
Of course a completely native solution would be still better I think. That's why ...
noobuntu said:
I have got unison (version 2.40.102) compiled on android now. I'm not next to my computer that I compiled it on but I can hopefully help you out if you tell me what bits you need explained. I started off using the Japanese instructions and google translate! I am also happy to share the binary with anyone who wants it.
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... such an offer to help compiling unison on android would be great
I actually tried to find this Japanese tutorial but did not succeed in locating it. Maybe I did not use the right search terms...
UnisonSync
Hi there,
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A couple of pointers:
- Keigo Imai's patch to to cross-compile OCaml on Android (https://sites.google.com/site/keigoattic/ocaml-on-android)
- Jérôme Vouillon's OPAM Android repository (http://github.com/vouillon/opam-android-repository)
This should help you cross compile unison (I did this on Linux).
I also released recently a GUI app that allows you to unison without dealing with the command line (and without rooting) on Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.danielroggen.unisonsync
Cheers,
Dan
bdaman80 said:
Has anyone had any luck getting unison file sync onto an android phone. The only link I can find that actually tells how is in Japanese.
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the google play link is broken
fixed link
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the google play link is broken
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fixed.
Now also a free version, but that one requires to use the command line (e.g. from Terminal Emulator) and to be root:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.danielroggen.unison
I try to run ubuntu on my machine.
I did root and unlocking the bootloader and superuser + busybox I try to start ubuntu after I installed everything according to instructions in this link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=962023
In "terminal monitor" that:
su <return>
cd / sdcard / external_sd / ubuntu <return>
sh ubuntu.sh <return>
He writes that he claims the UBUNTU but he just does not respond.
From what I gather I need to file "ubuntu.sh" fit to AMAZE
i am sorry about my English.
somebody know somthing? plz?
chai058 said:
somebody know somthing? plz?
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Did you post your question in THAT thread?
get Linux Installer from the market.
after you study. then use it;
after a couple builds, you will have a better idea about why you couldn't get the ubuntu.sh to work.
Linux Installer and tutorials and (and I kid you not) GOOGLE is your best friend.
the above formula worked for me. after a couple months of research and trial and errors, I have a functional and built from scratch Natty build.
one more thing- aptitude is your friend -install it with apt-get first and switch to it from apt-get soonest.
I could talk for hours, but I would hazzard a guess, as pointed out in the post above, that others , in the very forum you linked, as well as others on this very site, that these others have already talked about this for hours and you have a vast array of knowledge at your fingertips, or is it mouse pointer, either way..good luck
really just meant to say that Linux Installer from the market worked for me.
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tnx very match i hop is gonna work!
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get Linux Installer from the market.
after you study. then use it;
after a couple builds, you will have a better idea about why you couldn't get the ubuntu.sh to work.
Linux Installer and tutorials and (and I kid you not) GOOGLE is your best friend.
the above formula worked for me. after a couple months of research and trial and errors, I have a functional and built from scratch Natty build.
one more thing- aptitude is your friend -install it with apt-get first and switch to it from apt-get soonest.
I could talk for hours, but I would hazzard a guess, as pointed out in the post above, that others , in the very forum you linked, as well as others on this very site, that these others have already talked about this for hours and you have a vast array of knowledge at your fingertips, or is it mouse pointer, either way..good luck
really just meant to say that Linux Installer from the market worked for me.
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So you got ubuntu installed on your Amaze 4g? I'm using the stock kernel and it doesn't look like it has loop device support. What Rom/Kernel are you using?
Yeah I was about to say, hold on a minute, when did someone get Ubuntu running on the Amaze? I must've missed that announcement. I mean I know they got it running on a select few other phones (like the N1), but never heard anything about it running on the Amaze.
Ok so I was just able to boot ubuntu successfully. I can confirm this works using Energy Rom with stock Kernel. The problem was I was trying to install from my external SDCard not the internal. Followed the instructions here: http://androlinux.com/android-ubuntu-development/how-to-install-ubuntu-on-android/
Only issue I am having is with apt repo's but otherwise looks good!
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Yeah I was about to say, hold on a minute, when did someone get Ubuntu running on the Amaze? I must've missed that announcement. I mean I know they got it running on a select few other phones (like the N1), but never heard anything about it running on the Amaze.
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Yea I am with you all this one I am calling BS. I would be nice to have it thought
Apt-get is more suited when installing a large amount of packages as it works out the depends faster. Otherwise Aptitude should be used. That's direct from experienced Debian developers.
Ruby running CM 1O - using XDA Developer app
I used the Ubuntu.sh method at first and for it working. Then I found out about the complete Linux installer app and have successfully ran Ubuntu 12.04, backtrack and debian.
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jared407 said:
Yea I am with you all this one I am calling BS. I would be nice to have it thought
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There's an app that makes it easy to get ubuntu on Android. It's called Complete Linux Installer, search it up in the Play Store. It works for me. I actually used it so I could get hamachi running. It connects but doesn't work with it tries to connect with other devices
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The WinDroid Toolkit is a Windows program built in Visual Studio using the C# programming language that simplifies the rooting process for many Android devices. The toolkit makes it easy to unlock your bootloader, flash a custom recovery and gain permanent root. It also includes other functions such as flashing kernels, pushing files and installing apps. If you find it helpful, give me a thanks and a donation if you can. If you find a bug or have a feature request, feel free to leave a reply. Thanks!
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WinDroid Toolkit
Changelog
Check out this document for current and past changelogs.
Supported Devices
Check out this spreadsheet for a list of currently supported devices.
Device not supported? Make a request here!
Contribute
Check out the source code on GitHub here.
Disclaimers
Please do not post, mirror, or take credit for this toolkit or any related work without explicit permission.
I am in no way responsible for any harm, damage, nuclear fission or bee infestation that may occur to your device through the use of this toolkit.
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Wow looks nice, downloading now. One feature I didn't see listed is Splash Screen flasher.
Edit: Where's the link too download?
nice utility. Windows only I assume?
This seems interesting and am willing to spend dine time with this since I'm off today!
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No download link.
WEM97 said:
No download link.
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I am using the new DevDB interface. Take a look at the black bar at the top of the page. There is a tab labeled "Downloads".
Not compatible with Win 8
Even in Comp Mode Win 8 won't let this launch
Thoughts / Tips?
Edit: Got it to work but now it gets stuck in Token
Windows can't Recognize the Device
Not exactly sure what the point of this gui interface is if you have to type in everything but the command. Actually more confusing to try and use this app than just running a command prompt. Example to push pull a file with this this app you need to still know the directory of everything on your phone, which most people won't know how to do. This app wants you to type in /sdcard/download/Filename.file to to pull a file from your phone. the only thing missing is adb pull.
You are really better off learning the actual commands or googling them and just install the sdk. Not only that, but the unlock/s-off features are already in other threads. The two links below are probably more than 90% of people are going to ever need.
How to install sdk on windows "only posted this one since this is a windows only app"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdeIol1m6A0&feature=youtu.be
Adb/fastboot basic commands guide
http://www.androidcentral.com/android-201-10-basic-terminal-commands-you-should-know
Which S-OFF method does this use and why isn't there any credit for it in the OP?
Just got a DNA and now looking to s-off and all. interesting new layout for the download links and all, i usually use the xda classic. I saw a download link for 1.2 but didn't see a change log, which do you suggest to use? i see a big difference in file size, about 22mb on the new one.
Thanks
Is this using RevOne or Moonshine as you don't explain which software version this works for and many people are flooding the forums since they took advantage of the free upgrade from Vzw when they introduced the HTC One.
perfect work, thank you...
So is this confirmed to work? I'm still a little adamant about unlocking / rooting.
Major update to version 2.0! Check it out and provide some feedback on the new design! :highfive:
Looks great. I'm on Windows 8.1, and I get stuck here when the phone goes into fastboot mode:
"This device cannot start. (Code 10)
A device which does not exist was specified."
Does this even work for Windows 8?
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AYHJA said:
Looks great. I'm on Windows 8.1, and I get stuck here when the phone goes into fastboot mode:
"This device cannot start. (Code 10)
A device which does not exist was specified."
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Under what conditions did this error occur? Was this an error on Windows or on the phone itself?
blkhrt13 said:
Does this even work for Windows 8?
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I tested it on on 3 separate Windows 8 machines and 1 Windows 7 machine, so it better work!
this has turned out to be a great toolkit and great job on the win utility for everyone very nice gui also
Is there any steps i should follow to root my stock DNA???
UPDATED!!!!!! 12/30/2014
i present to you the latest pre-release from vvn's secret underground laboratory.......
THE HALF-ASSED ONE PLUS ONE TOOLKIT v1.3.2 BETA!
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STILL IN BETA TESTING. tested most functions on my macbook pro (running OSX mountain lion) and they all seem to be working. haven't tested the newer functions like flashing the newer stock ROM images (XNPH38R and XNPH44S) but theoretically they should work if the others do.
USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. i'm not responsible for anything that might happen to your device as a result of using the toolkit. i assume if you are able to make it far enough to install python, the android SDK, and run the script, then you've got a pretty good idea of what you're doing already. if you need help, send me a message.
requirements: python 2.7, android SDK, opotoolkit.py, opointro.py, pyadb.py
NOW ON GITHUB!!!!
to install and run using git:
git clone https://github.com/eudemonics/1plus1toolkit.git 1plus1toolkit
cd 1plus1toolkit
python opotoolkit.py
*you might need to run as root, and make sure to have USB debugging enabled*
GITHUB project link: https://github.com/eudemonics/1plus1toolkit
installation:
download and install python 2.7: https://www.python.org/downloads/
download and install android SDK: https://developer.android.com/sdk/
it should work with the adb and fastboot binaries provided in the ZIP, but if not, you should install the android SDK. i recommend even MORE that you create an environmental path variable to the android SDK so you can run the commands from any directory.
setting up an environmental path variable (optional - recommended):
if you're on windows you can go to my pastebin, find the only powershell script on there, and steal/adapt the code to create your own environment path variable. but it's much easier to configure in system properties - i'm not on windows right now so these may not be exact instructions, but you should be able to right click on "my computer", select "properties", go to the "environment" tab in system settings, and add the environment path there. linux and OSX users just need to add the android SDK directory to their ~/.bash_profile or ~/.bashsrc or wherever environment paths are defined. if you still don't understand environmental path variables or symbolic links, i highly recommend google (or startpage.com, the private version).
if you don't want to go to the trouble of creating the environmental path variables, and you want to use the android SDK on your computer, then just extract all the files from the ZIP into your android SDK directory.
how to run the toolkit:
plug phone to computer via USB, turn on android debugging.
open command prompt or terminal window to scripts directory. start toolkit by entering:
"python opotoolkit.py"
if everything is installed and in the right places, you should see a menu like the attached screenshot.
i'll continue working on it and adding more when i can so keep checking this space, as well as the pastebin links (i'll add to github eventually). everything's open source; use, share, steal whatever you want from the code. some credit would be nice, though.
not gonna ask for donations - if you'd like to donate, please do so by purchasing my EP:
buy it here: http://dreamcorp.bandcamp.com
or search for it on itunes, google play, amazon, spotify, last.fm, cdbaby, blah blah blah.
there are also links in the description for my music video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i-F4jiKtGg
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THIS IS NOW ON GITHUB!
get the latest version from here:
https://github.com/eudemonics/1plus1toolkit
sorry i rarely ever log on to xda-developers, email or facebook me if you have any problems!
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create an app or another to unlock root
Hello everyone is there any good developer can create an app or another to unlock root permissions to OnePlus One? Me with the Oppo N1, I used only app. Unfortunately I have no problems to the PC, and with the usual methods can not. I would be very grateful.
cassyjack said:
Hello everyone is there any good developer can create an app or another to unlock root permissions to OnePlus One? Me with the Oppo N1, I used only app. Unfortunately I have no problems to the PC, and with the usual methods can not. I would be very grateful.
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What was the point in bumping a thread that hasn't had a reply for over 3+ months?
cassyjack said:
Hello everyone is there any good developer can create an app or another to unlock root permissions to OnePlus One? Me with the Oppo N1, I used only app. Unfortunately I have no problems to the PC, and with the usual methods can not. I would be very grateful.
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hi, you should be able to root with SuperSU (latest version 2.40) using my toolkit. let me know if you have any problems, since i haven't tested flashing the latest SuperSU yet.
zephiK said:
What was the point in bumping a thread that hasn't had a reply for over 3+ months?
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my apologies - this is why i named it the half-assed oneplus one toolkit
Lol
Android DollhouseThe Definitive Android Flashtool.
This is the support thread for Pixel 6. If you have another device, please check the other threads:
Pixel 2XL: Support Thread
Pixel 6 Pro: Support Thread
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I'm releasing the first user-facing preview of this tool, which is a convenient wrapper for common ADB/Fastboot controls.
It already comes preloaded with ADB and Fastboot binaries. There's no need to download anything else.
You need this .net runtime to run it: https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/thank-you/runtime-desktop-5.0.11-windows-x86-installer
For now, this is the first test run, which is Windows only. Mac OS + Linux versions will be released separately depending on how this performs.
Full cross-platform compatibility is planned.
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For now, it is still a work in progress. I would like your feedback on this tool. Post here a screenshot of your Device info so I can improve compatibility with your device! Make sure to blur/hide your IMEI!
It includes an auto-updater so you will definitely be getting the latest improved release whenever I make changes.
Download + Source code : Github
General Pixel Development Channel : Telegram
Pixel 6 & 6 Pro Official Chat : Telegram
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I already have access to the 6 and 6 Pro, although I don't use telegram because I already have enough ways for people to contact me lol
KaptinBoxxi said:
I already have access to the 6 and 6 Pro, although I don't use telegram because I already have enough ways for people to contact me lol
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Can you use ADB / USB debugging? If possible, please show me the output of
adb devices -l
I will be picking up my Pixel 6 today when BestBuy let's me, I can post the output of this for you. I really want to get this thing running Lineage or CalyxOS asap, so I am open to helping out with development. I see that Lineage already has a stable Android 12 build, so it seems that may be coming first.
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Can you use ADB / USB debugging? If possible, please show me the output of
adb devices -l
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Hi, I have a pixel 6, and here the result of : adb devices -l
theoh88 said:
Hi, I have a pixel 6, and here the result of : adb devices -l
View attachment 5443579
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Awesome. Tool is out. Download links uploaded
Updated with .net runtime.
Just downloaded this tool, it loaded right up and found my Pixel 6, thank you!
Updated! Just open the program, it should automatically update to the latest version with pixel 6 support.
Dollscythe said:
Updated! Just open the program, it should automatically update to the latest version with pixel 6 support.
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to install, just adb devices -l only?
trai_th said:
to install, just adb devices -l only?
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you dont need that anymore
Dollscythe said:
you dont need that anymore
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I installed .net but I can't run the application, what should I do?
Have the same issues. Have install net but can not start the Tool. Get always the rror i must flash net but i have it.
Hot-Proton said:
Have the same issues. Have install net but can not start the Tool. Get always the rror i must flash net but i have it.
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I installed from the link provided above and it works now.
Hot-Proton said:
Have the same issues. Have install net but can not start the Tool. Get always the rror i must flash net but i have it.
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I link the necessary .net binaries in the thread...
Stream the screen works pretty well, just low quality for some reason. My bootloader is not unlocked yet, I bought the device from T-Mobile so God-knows how long it will take.
You say this tool only works on Windows, but you use .NET 5.0 to build it, which is cross platform. What makes it Windows only?
I see there's been no updates or information since November, what is the current state of this project?