ADB | Android Debug Bridge | Introduction & Setup
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ค. 2024
- Basic setup and introduction of the ADB: Android Debug Bridge with examples of commands: top (busiest processes) and pull (file transfer) where I pull images and videos from my phone to my desktop.
Most Debian -based linux distros (Debian, Ubuntu, Mint and many others. ) can install with:
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb
Most Fedora / Suse -based linux distress can install with:
sudo yum install android-tools
Main ADB page:
developer.android.com/studio/...
OEM USB drivers:
developer.android.com/studio/...
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Ian Sutherland - Giant
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Thanks so much! Really helped!
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👌 Good Knowledge
when i click OEM usb driver to samsung, i takes me somewhere else than in what was in the video
Thanks you
Thanks.
Great demo! I managed to soft-brick my brand new oneplus phone trying to flash out the China rom with a Global rom version. I did not enable the Dev tools and bootloader. Total noob mistake. Can this ADB tool help with my case? I tried re-flashing but I the phone is now stuck on an endless boot animation.Can't even go to EDL mode, just on Fastboot which practically does nothing to unbrick the phone or take it back to wiped stock. :s
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hey i installed correctly.give path also successfully.but not working
Was about to do it for my Huawei, but i forgot its gone from android :(
We still have android, it's just that it may not be on any future phones by them
Can you please do a tutorial on how to _mirror_ my Android device on my computer?
Also, does it matter that I am running ADB on Linux Mint and what difference(s) does that make?
Any help in this would be much appreciated.
Most Debian-based linux distros can most easily install with:
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb
This includes Debian, Ubuntu, Mint and many others. Or if you are using a GUI package manager / installer, just search for "adb". Or you can unzip the download as shown in the video to a folder & run it from there or edit your path. The website download will likely be newer, but it probably won't matter to you if your distro is only 6 months behind the latest. HTH!
Regarding the screencast / screen mirroring, there are several ways & tools. I have experimented with some of them & I will make a video on that in the future. The free methods are mainly limited to VNC & even those are becoming less free... For now I am using a VNC server app running on the phone & a VNC client on my desktop. I use a wireless network connection - but if you have rooted your phone I think you can use the USB interface which is probably a bit faster.
my command line doesnt seem to be able to recognise a cd tools command, i run a pirated windows 7 home edition copy so does that have any effect on the OS?
tools is just a folder on my machine & cd tools means "change to the tools folder" - ur machine is fine :)
@@grokshop thanks got worried a little bit.
I have Mac Man , and I want make a presentation of this!
Hi Meilyn. Forgive my density, but what is Mac Man? Let me know if I can help out!
@@grokshop i think he mean "iMac" which is on "mac os"
bruh why still using windows 7 lmao
I have win10 on 2 other machines & win7 is much less headache & faster than win10. Not to mention win10 is loaded with snoopware. I also have 2 macs, 5 linux distros, 4 iOS and 2 Android devices. I got it covered, homie.
@@grokshop Yep I like Win 7 better than 10. Its way cleaner and faster
@@grokshop Yes. Windows 7 is horrible but usable, later are useless bloated crappiles. XP was the last good Windows. Which was already overly bloated too, but less than its successors and was still usable and had some true advantages over earlier versions. After Windows XP, the downhill has been steep. Same applies also to many other mainstream software from big vendors, such as Google and Apple.
It is ours, customers', duty to demand good, and refuse to pay for bad. And we need to be more vocal about the problems, there are still way too much unfounded apologism. Which has very recently been lessening though..