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i was tolf to move this here this is a question ,,,idk how to do step 5..it has to do with movin file to sd card im guessing..idk help me?
help me root my phone i dont understand this im really f'd up this is like dsa adveture
ok here is the problklmemo
"Step 5: Plug your phone into the computer via USB, Make sure that the connection type in the Notification Pull-Down Bar is "Charge Only", not "Disk Drive" or else this won't work.
If your computer asks you to restart after the new drivers were installed, do that now
Once ready, type these commands in cmd prompt from your adb tools directory.
Code:
adb push unrevoked-forever.zip /sdcard/
adb push flash_image /data/local/
adb push rageagainstthecage-arm5.bin /data/local/tmp/
adb push mtd-eng.img /sdcard/
adb push PC36IMG.zip /sdcard/"
oksssssss now..one person say i right click on tools and open cmd,,,so i dids that
then i type it in and its doesnt work..it says adb or abd waterver it is is not a command and its not reconixed...help me please!!!thanjs
i have windows 7 64 bit

Did you do ALL of this first?
Step 1: Download the Android SDK here
Step 2: Extract the Android SDK zip. Move the contents of the extracted zip to C:\
Your Android tools folder path should now be C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
Step 3: Download HTC Sync 2.0.40 here
Run the installer. Move on once installed. If reboot is required, do so and then move on.
Download my evo-root.zip.
It contains a few files necessary to root the EVO.
Unzip the contents of the zip to your android sdk tools folder.
Download the unrevoked-forever.zip
Place this zip in your tools folder as well, as a zip, not extracted.
Download this PC36IMG.zip (This is the same as running an RUU, so it will delete all of your user data when we use it later in the guide, so backup everything you want to save on your phone first)
Put this zip in your sdk tools folder as well, as a zip, not extracted.
After unzipping the contents of evo-root.zip to your android sdk tools folder and placing the PC36IMG.zip and unrevoked-forever.zip in the folder, move on.
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You need to change the directory to your tools fold so that the computer can execute advanced commands. Look for a thread about setting up adb. In the thread it will tell you the steps to do so. I would post this for you however I do not have access to a computer and I am use to using advanced on a Mac.
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nebenezer said:
Did you do ALL of this first?
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yes i did i had no problems untill step 5

Read my post in the thread you created in development.

[q] adb push question

Every time I try and us the command "adb push" I get a return that says
cannot stat 'file name' : No such file or directory
Its probably something simple but I'm a newbie to ADB
my complete command is:
adb push vision.lights.so /system/lib/hw/
cannot stat 'vision.lights.so': No such file or directory

Is that file located in the same folder as your adb? If not then you need to setup a path to use adb anywhere. Instructions for that are in the adb guide.
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Do I need to cd to the directory where that file is before I can push it?
My adb is already set up to run from any directory
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jbenson said:
Do I need to cd to the directory where that file is before I can push it?
My adb is already set up to run from any directory
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Yes, you need to be in (cd) the directory that contains the file, or you could use the full path
adb push /download/vision.lights.so /system/lib/hw
It might be slightly different with Windows (c:/ ?)
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Example if your adb is in c:/sdk/tools/
then you would have to cd until you are in tools folder (i.e. c:/sdk/tools/)
Copy your file into the tools folder.
Your command should work.

Example if your adb is in c:/sdk/tools/
then you would have to cd until you are in tools folder (i.e. c:/sdk/tools/)
Copy vision.lights.so into the tools folder.
Your command should work.

Yes yes and yes windows needs c:/whatever assuming its in c
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Works perfect thank you guys so much for your help!
I was confused as to how it found the file to push but this makes more sense!
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[Q] CWM not working

After i download the CWM 3.0.0.5/6 and unzip it to a folder on my desktop all it shows in the folder is
recoveryfiles
recoveryres
adb.osx
busybox
AdbWinApi.dll
AdbWinUsbApi.dll
adb
i'm not sure if i did something wrong when i unzipped the folder? or if thats even possible.
Sorry if this is being posted in the wrong area
Thanks for any help

nova05 said:
After i download the CWM 3.0.0.5/6 and unzip it to a folder on my desktop all it shows in the folder is
recoveryfiles
recoveryres
adb.osx
busybox
AdbWinApi.dll
AdbWinUsbApi.dll
adb
i'm not sure if i did something wrong when i unzipped the folder? or if thats even possible.
Sorry if this is being posted in the wrong area
Thanks for any help
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Looks like the zip file is bad, try to download it again. I just downloaded OneClickRootCWM3-EB13.zip and all the files were in the zip.

Did you get it working?
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(q) adb

I know this is a noob question but I installed the sdk on my windows vista 32bit PC I've read like everything I could about doing this but I can't seem to get adb working when I run cmd adb it says 'adb' is not recongnized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. I'm pretty new to this but want to be able to use this any help would be great thanks in advance..
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Are you running adb from within the /platform-tools directory?

The basics of adb
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=694250
You have to run the commands from wherever you extracted the sdk ex I put mine on the main c drive so I have to type this first:
cd c:/android-sdk-windows/tools
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bender1077 said:
Are you running adb from within the /platform-tools directory?
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I tried it from the start menu and that was what it said I also tried it in platform-tools it just flashes the screen for a second and thats all..
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You're getting that error because you're not in the folder where adb is. Look in the platform-tools folder. You can run it from that folder, or just copy it into the tools folder.

teh roxxorz said:
You can run it from that folder, or just copy it into the tools folder.
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If all you are using from the SDK is ADB, then moving ADB to the /tools directory is not an issue. This will bork the functionality of other tools in the SDK though.

U can also add it to ur command lines so u don't have to always be in ur sdk folder to use it. Google adb and there r instructions on how to do this. Its very easy

[Q] problem with themeing

So everything gone fine till I try to push the framework-res.apk to my phone.
adb push framework-rez.apk /system/framework/
'adb' is not a recongnized as an internal or external command,
know I understand what that means but I installed SDK manager and had no cmd in there so I just used Command Prompt. If that is all of my problem how to I get SDK cmd? It didnt install when I installed the problem.

Omnicide said:
So everything gone fine till I try to push the framework-res.apk to my phone.
adb push framework-rez.apk /system/framework/
'adb' is not a recongnized as an internal or external command,
know I understand what that means but I installed SDK manager and had no cmd in there so I just used Command Prompt. If that is all of my problem how to I get SDK cmd? It didnt install when I installed the problem.
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It's not enough to just install SDK manager, you also have to install ADB if you want to interface with your phone through your computer. You shouldn't have to go through SDK manager to use ADB once you have it installed, it should work straight through windows command prompt.
http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-adb-and-how-to-install-it-android/
That will walk you through installing adb. Good luck.

yoft1 said:
It's not enough to just install SDK manager, you also have to install ADB if you want to interface with your phone through your computer. You shouldn't have to go through SDK manager to use ADB once you have it installed, it should work straight through windows command prompt.
http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-adb-and-how-to-install-it-android/
That will walk you through installing adb. Good luck.
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Well thank you that helped me get pass that issue. Now how do I change the permissions on my phones framework-res.apk?
The error I have now is
"failed to copy 'framework-res.apk' to '/system/framework/framework-res.apl': Read-only file system."
I can't seem to figure a way around this.

Omnicide said:
Well thank you that helped me get pass that issue. Now how do I change the permissions on my phones framework-res.apk?
The error I have now is
"failed to copy 'framework-res.apk' to '/system/framework/framework-res.apl': Read-only file system."
I can't seem to figure a way around this.
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I had that issue too, how I bypass it is to boot to CWM, go to "mounts and storage", then mount /system (and /data if that's relevant to what you're pushing). Others have used a line of code to mount the system from the PC end, but I find this easier to do through the phone.

yoft1 said:
I had that issue too, how I bypass it is to boot to CWM, go to "mounts and storage", then mount /system (and /data if that's relevant to what you're pushing). Others have used a line of code to mount the system from the PC end, but I find this easier to do through the phone.
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Thank you that did the trick

Go to the system32 folder on your c drive and copy cmd from there to your tools folder in the sdk.
Now when you want to push, put the files you want to push in the tools folder and then open up the cmd that you placed in that folder, then run the push command.
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Master&Slave™ said:
Go to the system32 folder on your c drive and copy cmd from there to your tools folder in the sdk.
Now when you want to push, put the files you want to push in the tools folder and then open up the cmd that you placed in that folder, then run the push command.
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Thanks ill give that a try in morning. That would be a better then how im doing it now my stuff is in all random folder and locations to get it to work.
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Omnicide said:
Thanks ill give that a try in morning. That would be a better then how im doing it now my stuff is in all random folder and locations to get it to work.
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That's actually how I do it so it should work for you. Good luck
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Master&Slave™ said:
That's actually how I do it so it should work for you. Good luck
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It worked for the file being in that folder and all. But I still have to do it in recovery and unmount system. I still get the read-only error