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
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Hi guys I want to install keyboardmanager by installing from /sys/app try as I may i just can't move any apk into the root sys folder. Have read write permission in the folder but after paste or copy request the file remains on the sd. Can copy files from sd to /.
Have searched and searched but can't find out why I can move files to this path. I need access as would like to remove some stock apps also.
Rooted with evoke and am running a desire with cyanogen 6.1.0 stable and clockwork mod recovery 2.5.0.7
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Are you S-OFF?
If not you do not truly have RW access, just the appearance of it in File Explorer.
Try booting into recovery and using adb to move it, or go through the steps to S-OFF.
Try copying it to /system/app/
Not /sys/app/...wrong place.
Mercianary: I think he used sys as short for system.
To answer the question. The desire is nandlocked so even with root you can't write to system while it is booted. You need to hack the phone on bootloader level (get s-off) to gain this write access.
@cwakerly From what i understand, you are trying to install an apk from your sd card to /system/app while the phone is on and running? As suggested above, you cannot do this via a File Explorer app unless you have full root to the /system partition (S-OFF). Try it via ADB instead and follow these steps:
Perform a Nandroid backup first just incase anything were to go wrong.
1. You need to have USB Debugging enabled, HTC Sync and Android SDK installed (http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html).
2. To get adb running on the Windows OS platform, for example, download & extract the Android SDK to the following path: C:\android-sdk-windows.
3. Turn on your phone and connect it to your PC via a USB port, and then boot into Recovery mode..
4. Instead of placing the apk onto the SD card, place it into C:\android-sdk-windows\tools in Windows.
5. Open command prompt and type cd C:\android-sdk-windows\tools, hit enter.
6. Type adb shell mount /system, then hit enter, to mount the /system partition.
7. Type adb push keyboardmanager.apk /system/app, hit enter.
8. Type adb reboot.
Let me know if that is what you meant and if it works for you.
Hey guys thanks so much for suggestions will try them and let you know if it works
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hi i have installed sdk, htc sync and java plug ins.
using command line when i try to run adb shell mount /system command i get the following error message:
'adb' is not recognised as an internal or external command. operable program or batch file.
any ideas what's happing here?
Have you navigated to the tools folder of the sdk?
Mine is C:\android-sdk-windows\tools
Yours maybe something similar....
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cwakerly said:
hi i have installed sdk, htc sync and java plug ins.
using command line when i try to run adb shell mount /system command i get the following error message:
'adb' is not recognised as an internal or external command. operable program or batch file.
any ideas what's happing here?
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try it in smaller chunks, type adb shell, you will then get a # sign, now type mount /system
hi have navigated to tools folder of sdk, still the same error message. when i type adb shell i get the same error!
If you have latest sdk you need the "other" tools folder. I'm not at my pc so I'm not sure the exact name.
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if you haven't got it done yet use this update.zip
open the zip then put the apk you want to install in /system/app then zip it back up. it wont be signed so turn off signature verification in recovery before you flash it.
Hurray using the update zip worked!! Thank you everyone for your help on this
Have a great Christmas.
Craig
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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
Alright so I was an idiot and wiped data and internal storage...I figured I could just mount the phone like I could my Thunderbolt, but apparently not. I have adb installed and currently been going to platform-tools folder and opening command window...type adb devices and it shows my device in recovery...which is good. However as soon as I try to do "adb push C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools\baldwinguy77_toro_aosp_011913-120824-signed.zip" and it doesn't do anything and just scrolls through all the available commands you can do...I have tried multiple variations of that and nothing seems to work. Help me please, as I need my phone working and I have been trying to figure this out for about an hour now.
CC268 said:
Alright so I was an idiot and wiped data and internal storage...I figured I could just mount the phone like I could my Thunderbolt, but apparently not. I have adb installed and currently been going to platform-tools folder and opening command window...type adb devices and it shows my device in recovery...which is good. However as soon as I try to do "adb push C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools\baldwinguy77_toro_aosp_011913-120824-signed.zip" and it doesn't do anything and just scrolls through all the available commands you can do...I have tried multiple variations of that and nothing seems to work. Help me please, as I need my phone working and I have been trying to figure this out for about an hour now.
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Use side load.
Cwm : reboot recovery > install zip from side load.
In adb > using the side load command ( refer syntax on phone screen, when pH is in side load mode.)
Press thanks if helped
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Ashwa said:
Use side load.
Cwm : reboot recovery > install zip from side load.
In adb > using the side load command ( refer syntax on phone screen, when pH is in side load mode.)
Press thanks if helped
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I am using TWRP btw...how do I use sideload?? I see it in TWRP...but do I open command prompt and do something special??
EDIT: Ahh...finally figured it out and it installed the ROM! Thanks
CC268 said:
Alright so I was an idiot and wiped data and internal storage...I figured I could just mount the phone like I could my Thunderbolt, but apparently not. I have adb installed and currently been going to platform-tools folder and opening command window...type adb devices and it shows my device in recovery...which is good. However as soon as I try to do "adb push C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools\baldwinguy77_toro_aosp_011913-120824-signed.zip" and it doesn't do anything and just scrolls through all the available commands you can do...I have tried multiple variations of that and nothing seems to work. Help me please, as I need my phone working and I have been trying to figure this out for about an hour now.
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cd C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools\
adb push baldwinguy77_toro_aosp_011913-120824-signed.zip /sdcard/
You didn't specify the destination.
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Ashwa said:
Use side load.
Cwm : reboot recovery > install zip from side load.
In adb > using the side load command ( refer syntax on phone screen, when pH is in side load mode.)
Press thanks if helped
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bk201doesntexist said:
cd C:\android-sdk-windows\platform-tools\
adb push baldwinguy77_toro_aosp_011913-120824-signed.zip /sdcard/
You didn't specify the destination.
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But why put /sdcard on the end if there is no sdcard?? By the way I got it to work but didnt put the sdcard on the end
CC268 said:
But why put /sdcard on the end if there is no sdcard??
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.... Please do some research.
CC268 said:
By the way I got it to work but didnt put the sdcard on the end
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Through adb? I find that hard to believe, unless you specified another destination.
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So, my problem is that I have recently unlocked the bootloader on my HTC One X using my Mac and the very helpful guide provided on this YouTube link
http://youtu.be/8Y3VbFJIwWU
No problems with the process in that video and I've gotten to the end with the phone bootloader definitely.
My problem is that I've then attempted to install a custom ROM from the SD card. Again, this seems to work fine, but upon reboot I'm immediately hit with a continual pop-up 'unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped' with the only option to press ok. It loops continuously.
I suspect I may have to reinstall the ROM onto the SD card, but this is my problem. I cannot get my phone's USB access to work on my Mac as I am stuck with the above pop-up preventing me. I can't seem to access it via Recovery either.
Can I use fastboot to 'flash' over the *.img or *.zip of a new ROM to get it onto the SD card? Stuck with a phone I can't use otherwise. :crying:
Thanks.
Mount usb storage from the recovery.
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or while in recovery type
Code:
adb push rom.zip sdcard/
Thanks for that, athulele . :good:
I have tried that. On a Mac, for USB access requires that I use software called 'Android File Transfer' rather than the way Windows would do it. That software doesn't kick in via Recovery mounting. So, I'm going to need a different approach.
Since I have Windows installed via Bootcamp, I think I'll try to connect the phone up via Windows and see whether I can access the SD card via USB using that route.
Any other help is most welcome.
you do not need that file, just boot into recovery and type the command above... it's the easiest way
matt95 said:
you do not need that file, just boot into recovery and type the command above... it's the easiest way
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Having booted into recovery, using Terminal on my Mac and typing
adb push sentinelrom_v4_30_endeavoru.zip sdcard/
gives the following message:
-bash: adb: command not found
Am I doing something wrong here?
well, have you got the sdk installed on your mac?
matt95 said:
well, have you got the sdk installed on your mac?
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I've now downloaded the sdk for mac. It's a adt bundle folder with many files inside. I've installed 'Eclipse' but I'm still getting the same message as before from the Terminal. What else do I need to do here?
Im not into macs .... but don't you need to enter sudo commands before the adb/fastboot commands ?
no, he only needs to navigate to the adb directory with the terminal and then type
Code:
./adb push rom.zip sdcard/
matt95 said:
no, he only needs to navigate to the adb directory with the terminal and then type
Code:
./adb push rom.zip sdcard/
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Hi matt95
I'm grateful for the help you are giving me here. I've found the adb file within the following downloaded directory path:
act-bundle-mac-x86_64-20130219 - sdk - platform-tools - adb
When I changed directory in Terminal to this path and ensured the specific rom.zip was also in that path, Terminal is still giving me this:
./adb push sentinelrom_v4_30_endeavoru.zip sdcard/
-bash: ./adb: No such file or directory
I must be doing something not right. Please help further.
that's strange, could you provide me the platform-tools folder and the rom.zip folder? i'll write down what you exactly have to write...
matt95 said:
that's strange, could you provide me the platform-tools folder and the rom.zip folder? i'll write down what you exactly have to write...
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Folder contents as described.
Thanks.
ok now i need their directory, for ex. /User/yourusernane/Docuemnts/ecc ecc......
matt95 said:
ok now i need their directory, for ex. /User/yourusernane/Docuemnts/ecc ecc......
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/Users/srafferty73/Downloads/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20130219/sdk/platform-tools
and
/Users/srafferty73/Downloads/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20130219/sdk/platform-tools/sentinelrom_v4_30_endeavoru
Thanks.
ok, now open the therminal ans type
Code:
cd /Users/srafferty73/Downloads/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20130219/sdk/platform-tools
./adb push (drag the rom.zip into terminal) sdcard/
now it should work
matt95 said:
ok, now open the therminal ans type
Code:
cd /Users/srafferty73/Downloads/adt-bundle-mac-x86_64-20130219/sdk/platform-tools
./adb push (drag the rom.zip into terminal) sdcard/
now it should work
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Slowly making progress. Latest Terminal message after doing that reads 'error: device not found'.
I am using ClockworMod Recovery v5.8.2.7 and have clicked on 'mount /sdcard'. I have tried to 'mount USB storage' but am getting an error message which reads 'E: Unable to open ums lunfile (No such file or directory).'
What should I do next?
Thanks.
fingerbob said:
Slowly making progress. Latest Terminal message after doing that reads 'error: device not found'.
I am using ClockworMod Recovery v5.8.2.7 and have clicked on 'mount /sdcard'. I have tried to 'mount USB storage' but am getting an error message which reads 'E: Unable to open ums lunfile (No such file or directory).'
What should I do next?
Thanks.
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Flash a newer recovery.
Mr Hofs said:
Flash a newer recovery.
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I managed to find a copy of ClockworkMod Recovery v5.8.4.0 and flashed this as advised. This has somehow enabled the USB facility on my phone to start working again and I can replace the ROM I've downloaded onto it.
I just tried reinstalling the ROM I had again, but once again got the original message stated in my first post. I'm about to now try a different ROM to see if that makes any difference.
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As title states. i recently broke the screen on my galaxy s 2 and i cant access the internal storage.
first of all the phone has the latest cwm recovery and latest nightly. when i connect the phone to the computer i cant access the sd card or the internal storage because its password protected and opens via the media device transfer. so i heard u had to do it via adb in the recovery/
i have tried this method https://plus.google.com/112476065271141473049/posts/BDghkbfpHEp
but it says that adb is unable to connect for backup. i do have the latest ADB as well.
i also tried manually pulling from adb with these " adb pull /sdcard/ C:\sdcard-backup\ " but nothing happens. says that its generating a file list but stays there forever.
my question is how can i go about removing my pictures from this phone with broken screen?
is there a cm nightly that anyone knows of that doesnt use the MTP ?
pretty much what i would like to be able to do is flash new rom and connect to pc and be able to extract my internal storage files, or find an alternate way of removing files.i have also tried a nandroid backup, but that didnt save my internal files, only data.
any help is appreciated.
also tried using this tool but couldnt really figure it out. thanks.
http://anddisa.tk/
You could try to use the A.R.T. to do a backup of the UMS partition (/sdcard) and then loop mount the resulting img-file. First you need to be sure that the recovery mode is started and your device is recognized, i.e.
Code:
art.sh -devices
should list your device connected to your pc. If this is the case, you can try to do a backup of your sdcard-partition, i.e.
Code:
art.sh -backup -i -bd /tmp -tsf yyyy-MM-dd-hh-mm UMS
Be sure to have enough space on the partition / device you are writing your backup file, because it will be have around 12GB.
If all went well, you will find a file named UMS.img which is an image backup of your phones /sdcard partition. Now you can mount loop this file to read / extract the files you want, i.e.
Code:
mount -o loop UMS.img /mnt
Now an
Code:
ls -l /mnt
should give you a file listing of the root directory of the /sdcard partition.
bootleg16 said:
As title states. i recently broke the screen on my galaxy s 2 and i cant access the internal storage.
first of all the phone has the latest cwm recovery and latest nightly. when i connect the phone to the computer i cant access the sd card or the internal storage because its password protected and opens via the media device transfer. so i heard u had to do it via adb in the recovery/
i have tried this method https://plus.google.com/112476065271141473049/posts/BDghkbfpHEp
but it says that adb is unable to connect for backup. i do have the latest ADB as well.
i also tried manually pulling from adb with these " adb pull /sdcard/ C:\sdcard-backup\ " but nothing happens. says that its generating a file list but stays there forever.
my question is how can i go about removing my pictures from this phone with broken screen?
is there a cm nightly that anyone knows of that doesnt use the MTP ?
pretty much what i would like to be able to do is flash new rom and connect to pc and be able to extract my internal storage files, or find an alternate way of removing files.i have also tried a nandroid backup, but that didnt save my internal files, only data.
any help is appreciated.
also tried using this tool but couldnt really figure it out. thanks.
http://anddisa.tk/
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AndDiSa said:
You could try to use the A.R.T. to do a backup of the UMS partition (/sdcard) and then loop mount the resulting img-file. First you need to be sure that the recovery mode is started and your device is recognized, i.e.
Code:
art.sh -devices
should list your device connected to your pc. If this is the case, you can try to do a backup of your sdcard-partition, i.e.
Code:
art.sh -backup -i -bd /tmp -tsf yyyy-MM-dd-hh-mm UMS
Be sure to have enough space on the partition / device you are writing your backup file, because it will be have around 12GB.
If all went well, you will find a file named UMS.img which is an image backup of your phones /sdcard partition. Now you can mount loop this file to read / extract the files you want, i.e.
Code:
mount -o loop UMS.img /mnt
Now an
Code:
ls -l /mnt
should give you a file listing of the root directory of the /sdcard partition.
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I am having trouble setting up ART on windows. I downloaded the cmd script but don't know exactly what to do via cmd.
The cmd takes the same parameters as the .sh. To get it working, the easiest way is to have the latest android development tools installed and have the tools / platform tools directory within your path. Otherwise you need to define the path to the tools directory (-td parameter). Probably it will help you, too, to have a look at the sources, which are located on Github.
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AndDiSa said:
The cmd takes the same parameters as the .sh. To get it working, the easiest way is to have the latest android development tools installed and have the tools / platform tools directory within your path. Otherwise you need to define the path to the tools directory (-td parameter). Probably it will help you, too, to have a look at the sources, which are located on Github.
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attached is an image.
im not sure how to define the path but i always manually set it by cd C:\android-sdk\platform-tools
then from here i can use adb. but im still having issues with your script. everytime i run it it just opens up the notepad document
environment variable set and still this
i went ahead and redownloaded the art.cmd file and ran it from the browser and i got this for the first time and then it automatically closes the cmd screen
The first images you attached shows me, that you do not have java within your path (but you have installed as a plugin of your browser, that s the reason why it's working from there). Add the java/bin directory to your path: on the cmd window enter the following:
PATH=%PATH%;<path to java.exe>
(otherwise within the PATH environment variable within the windows system settings). After that the art.cmd should work from the cmd line, too.
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AndDiSa said:
The first images you attached shows me, that you do not have java within your path (but you have installed as a plugin of your browser, that s the reason why it's working from there). Add the java/bin directory to your path: on the cmd window enter the following:
PATH=%PATH%;<path to java.exe>
(otherwise within the PATH environment variable within the windows system settings). After that the art.cmd should work from the cmd line, too.
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i applied the path as showed on screenshot, but i get either an incorrect syntax or is i click the batch file the command prompt window opens but closes rapidly. i managed to capture it.
bootleg16 said:
i applied the path as showed on screenshot, but i get either an incorrect syntax or is i click the batch file the command prompt window opens but closes rapidly. i managed to capture it.
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the first error i get is unable to access jar file. jar file is in same directory as adb, along with the .sh and .cmd
bootleg16 said:
the first error i get is unable to access jar file. jar file is in same directory as adb, along with the .sh and .cmd
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this is what i got now
bootleg16 said:
this is what i got now
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Use it without the wrapper, i.e. "java -jar art.jar" is perfect. The wrapper was only ment to easy the call.
The Nullpointer-Exception within the "-info" call could be due to the fact, that you have a SGH-T989 and not a i9100. In that case there is a chance, that the parameters which are to be read do not exist / cannot be read.
The call before, i.e. where you tried to do the backup, has a wrong parameter: "<C:\...>" is not a correct path, you need at least remove the "<" and ">".
i cant figure out why i keep getting this error.
what is
/tmp ?
'/tmp' is a directory where you would like to get written the backup file(s), I.e.
java -jar art.jar -backup -i -bd <backup-dir> ...
Probably it would help you to have a look at the sources? You can find them on my GitHub repository.
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AndDiSa said:
'/tmp' is a directory where you would like to get written the backup file(s), I.e.
java -jar art.jar -backup -i -bd <backup-dir> ...
Probably it would help you to have a look at the sources? You can find them on my GitHub repository.
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Did u take a look at the screenshot.? My backup directory is c:android-sdk.
If u see the argument I changed i get a different error. Why? And yes I did lookbat your sources, with only Unix examples.
But why did you put /tmp as an additional parameter?
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But why did you put /tmp as an additional parameter?
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See I did it with the /tmp and without also. When I did it without it said invaded partition name for UMS. As seen on screenshot.
as seen on this screen shot, doing this,
java -jar art.jar -backup -i -bd C:\android-sdk\ -tsf yyyy-MM-dd-hh-mm
i get nothing. its just returns. what can be wrong.
if i add UMS to the end, it says that unknown partition.
adding UMS based on what u wrote earlier.
art.sh -backup -i -bd /tmp -tsf yyyy-MM-dd-hh-mm UMS
Could you first try to do a
java -jar art.jar -info
Which should give you some detailed information of the device and, if possible, a list of available partitions.
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AndDiSa said:
Could you first try to do a
java -jar art.jar -info
Which should give you some detailed information of the device and, if possible, a list of available partitions.
Sent from my Nexus 7 using xda app-developers app
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i get a nullpointer exception
what can be causing this?
does it matter if use "cd C:\javalocation" ?