ok maybe I dont have it connected right I have usb debugging on and I open sdk then from here I get lost do I open tools or sdk setup I know it maybe a stupid question sorry
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ok maybe I dont have it connected right I have usb debugging on and I open sdk then from here I get lost do I open tools or sdk setup I know it maybe a stupid question sorry
It's telling me that it can not find the path specified
i get the same thing. I am trying to run it through my mac though. any help would be great.I can't get adb using linux. I've got the SDK downloaded, and cd'd over to the tools directory, but whenever I try an adb command, I get "bash: adb: command not found". Anyone with linux experience help me out?
i get the same thing. I am trying to run it through my mac though. any help would be great.
This worked but this is what I get.Here's a straightforward way to do it for the Mac:
1. Open a Terminal window, and run the following command. (This is assuming you installed the SDK in your Applications folder.) Replace "username" with the correct user name for your machine:
/Users/username/Applications/android-sdk-mac_86/tools/adb
You should get a screenful of command syntax in response, which will confirm to you that adb is running and ready to go.
2. Put the bootanimation.zip file into the same folder that contains the adb file, and then run the following, again changing the username as needed.
/Users/username/Applications/android-sdk-mac_86/tools/adb push bootanimation.zip /data/local/
And that should do it!
cannot stat 'bootanimation.zip': No such file or directory
hmmm, whats this mean:
abd server is out of date. killing...
* daemon started successfully *
failed to copy 'bootanimation.zip' to '\data\local\': read-only file system
tried again and, woo hoo, it worked. thanks all
This worked but this is what I get.I have it in the same folder as instructed tried a couple different times.Code:cannot stat 'bootanimation.zip': No such file or directory
and with that I say you are the man thanks.OK, give this a try:
1. In a fresh Terminal window, begin by entering the following command, again assuming the SDK is in your Applications directory, and again changing the username as needed:
cd /Users/username/Applications/android-sdk-mac_86/tools/
2. Now enter the two commands in my previous post.
Did that do it?
OK, give this a try:
1. In a fresh Terminal window, begin by entering the following command, again assuming the SDK is in your Applications directory, and again changing the username as needed:
cd /Users/username/Applications/android-sdk-mac_86/tools/
2. Now enter the two commands in my previous post.
Did that do it?
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