- #Android multi tool linux Patch#
- #Android multi tool linux android#
The Android Asset Packaging Tool is used to create, inspect and manage Android packages. $ git am 0001-Add-support-for-non-Android-use-of-adbd.patch
This patch can be applied to your adb source by cd'ing to the directory /system/core/adb, applying the patch with: Instructions are in a file.įile:0001-Add-support-for-non-Android-use-of-adbd.patch Here is a patch that can be applied to adb (source as of ) to change it to avoid "Android-isms" in the build. It is sometimes useful to use adbd on non-Android embedded Linux systems.
tools/adb devices should now list the device. you should now get a prompt on the board, you can exit the prompt if you want. 
on the host, type the following (you need to specify the board's IP address on the host):. make sure that the network connection between host and the board is working - test pinging both ways. If it doesn't run, you might want to check the init.rc file. make sure that adbd runs on the board. įor real boards that do not have a USB connection but have Ethernet instead, you might need to do a few tricks. On the host two programs are run: the adb application (in the SDK's tools directory) and an adb server, started by the adb application.įor emulators, adb will usually run automagically.įor real boards - with debugging over USB, you might need to do work, as is documented here. The setup consists of an adbd on the target in the /sbin directory. 
1.1.1.1 Running adbd on non-Android systemsĪdb is the android debugger - it also doubles as file transfer agent.
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