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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!
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What is this..?
A simple, easy to use all-in-one program targeted at new developers, users new to development, and anyone really who wants a simple way to flash a recovery install an app on your hard drive.
Features:
-ADB Integration
-Fastboot Integration
-Command Line integration
-Revert to stock scripts for Nexus devices(optional userdata)
-OEM Unlock/Lock for Nexus Devices
-GUI Color Customizable
Here's a friendly run through of the program without speech and recorded on a Nexus S 4G
http://youtu.be/9ZetLxm5dd4
Changelog:
Code:
[b0.0.1]
-Initial Release
Issues:
-ADB Pull/Push/Shell not included for this version, until I find a more efficient way to manage the device's filesystem.
Downloads:
EasyADB_b0.0.1
reserve incase yeah
Aka adb for noobs! Awesome
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Hallo,
i've noticed that when spawning some binaries with (CM10.1 built-in) SSHd they don't work properly. I've tried 'bash' and 'sh' as shell. The same command works properly when executed by adb shell.
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Code:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.browser/databases/browser2.db
Anyone else having these issues or know how to fix that?
Same if you cd to /system/xbin?
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I couldn't test it yet but there is very likely no other sqlite3 binary than that in xbin. It's also in the path ('which sqlite3'). I guess it has something to do with dependencies. SSHd was completely broken for months (segfault). It was just fixed some weeks ago in CM10.1. Maybe not completely.
It's a shame. Most useful tool ever. Auto completion and colors are not supported with adb shell.
I also tried some dropbear binaries but they don't work at all (segfault).
ADB Tool is a new tool for using ADB & Fastboot.
Code:
[SIZE="5"][B]I'm not responsible for bricked phones, broken LCD / CRT monitors![/B][/SIZE]
How it works?
Just connect your device to your PC. (Make sure you've enabled ADB!)
Open ADB Tool and you can Install / Uninstall an Application, reboot your phone, use Fastboot.
Requirements:
Windows XP+
.NET 4.0
ADB (You can find it in your Start Menu -> Programs -> ADB Tool -> ADB Installer)
Used tools:
ADB
A modified version of Snoop05's 15 seconds ADB Installer.
Download here
Many thanks to:
Snoop05
Google
And you, guys!
Screenshots:
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Hi guys
My devices: RMN9s (Vietnam Global Version)
ROM: India Global 11.0.3 rooted with magisk patched boot method
Problem: Install some Gcam to test and they Vibrations all the time.
Below is instruction how to fix it.
1. Find your Gcam Package, mine is com.google.android.GoogleCamera
2. Connect your device with ADB
3. Type cmd code
Code:
adb shell
Code:
cmd appops set <package> VIBRATE ignore
Example:
Code:
cmd appops set com.google.android.GoogleCamera VIBRATE ignore
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You won’t see any confirmation in the prompt, but as long as you don’t get an error message it should have worked.
Special Thanks to Mishaal Rahman for this article
Source: https://www.xda-developers.com/stop-vibrations-android-apps/
I'm trying to boot non-Android OS in my Samsung A105G. preferably Debian-based.
I tried stopping android and do chroot to a extracted rootfs that I put at /data/debian, generated by using Debootstrap in my Ubuntu host.
chroot complains that /bin/sh is not exist when it is actually there. after a bit of google research, I found that the debian binaries dont work with Android because of libc stuff (bionic vs libc?).
so after that, I have a different idea. what if I put a debootstrap generated rootfs in some ext4 formatted partition, and tell the kernel to boot from it.
I need to modify this commandline that i highlighted, to be able to use any partition i want
Code:
root=/dev/mmcblk0pX
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How can I achieve that?