ADB is a tool you can use to pull diagnostic information to your device or to perform other debugging commands.
XDA developers has good documentation on how to get it to work.
Windows:
[GUIDE] ADB, Fastboot, and Nandroid for Noobs - xda-developers
Drivers only:
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You can also use Droid Explorer for an automatic install and a Windows explorer-like interface
Mac:
[HOW-TO] ADB for Dummies(How-To Learner's Guide) - xda-developers
Linux:
[HOW-TO]Set up Android SDK/ADB/Fastboot on Ubuntu Linux - xda-developers
Things you need:
Android SDK - Download
PC
male mini-USB to male USB Cable that comes in the box
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Common commands for adb
Check if device is connected properly
Diagnostic Android logCode:adb devices
Linux Kernel MessagesCode:adb logcat
Install a specific APK fileCode:adb shell cat /proc/kmsg
Pull (grab) a file from your device to your current working directory on your PCCode:adb install filename_of_the_app.apk
Push (put) a file from your current working directory to your deviceCode:adb pull filename_or_directory_name_in_device .
Quick rebootCode:adb push filename_or_directory_name_of_file_to_push destination_on_device
Look at the tasks running on your deviceCode:adb shell reboot
Check memory usageCode:adb shell top
Check storage usageCode:adb shell free
Code:adb shell busybox df -h





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