P pedro_ Member Jan 8, 2011 114 4 Feb 10, 2011 #1 Hi, just tried to use ADB and found that it's not in the latest SDK bundle android-sdk-linux_x86 I also had a year old android-sdk-linux_86 install, and it's in there. When I run that version of ADB I get a "device not found" error
Hi, just tried to use ADB and found that it's not in the latest SDK bundle android-sdk-linux_x86 I also had a year old android-sdk-linux_86 install, and it's in there. When I run that version of ADB I get a "device not found" error
P pedro_ Member Jan 8, 2011 114 4 Feb 10, 2011 Thread starter #2 sorted, who needs a cable and usb installed "ADB over WIFI Widget" from the market now I can do adb connect 192.168.1.22:8000 and then run all the normal adb commands
sorted, who needs a cable and usb installed "ADB over WIFI Widget" from the market now I can do adb connect 192.168.1.22:8000 and then run all the normal adb commands
rictec Member Jan 30, 2011 127 24 Feb 10, 2011 #3 i m using adb on a ubuntu 64bits system with usb cable the new sdk version changes the location of the files from /tools be carefull with adb push and pulls and wireless connection for obvious reasons
i m using adb on a ubuntu 64bits system with usb cable the new sdk version changes the location of the files from /tools be carefull with adb push and pulls and wireless connection for obvious reasons
xaueious Administrator Staff member Jul 9, 2010 3,483 436 Feb 10, 2011 #4 XDA had a good writeup. I set it up once and never looked back.
