Hi all, I am constantly using adb in the Android SDK to access and work on my phones and having to constantly bring a new cmd window up and doing all the commands manually gets tedious and so I have created a batch utility for all of the usual ADB commands.
This utility has almost all the usual commands that you might need with an interactive user interface to make all the normal ADB tasks quicker and easier to use:
Setup Instructions:
Extract the adb_utility.bat file to where ever your adb.exe; most likely in sdk/platform-tools where ever you installed adb, but it can also be put in APK Multitools. As long as adb.exe is in the same folder it will work just fine.
When you run the batch file it checks to see if you have set your path to your APK Multitools script which if you have it stores in a text file called apkm_location.txt. If that file exists it will skip to the program, if not it runs you through the setup where you will type the full path of your APKM script (or drag the file into the window) and then saves it to the newly created above stated text file. This location can be changed by option [14] at anytime.
Release Notes Version 1.0:
I have re-written this several times, but I have organized it to the best of my ability and made it as user friendly as possible to be my first alpha release for the public.
Not much to this script as in bugs etc., but if you notice any bugs or just have general feed-back or suggestions please feel free to let me know. I will add any new things that people would think they might need while using this utility and I will also be writing this is Linux shell script.
Most people will use this for things you do on rooted phones, but this can be used for some things on unrooted phones as well.
If you have any trouble running this try running as administrator.
Screenshot:
Download Latest Version Here:
ADB Utility by Lateralus138
For a Linux script from Palmtree5 go here:
For Linux
This utility has almost all the usual commands that you might need with an interactive user interface to make all the normal ADB tasks quicker and easier to use:
- Get file - used adb pull to transfer files from your phone to your computer. Interactive interface asks you where you'ld like to pull the file from.
- Put file - uses adb push to transfer files from your computer to your phone. The interactive interface will ask you what file you want to transfer; you can either type the full path or drag the file into the window.
- Reboot options - reboot phone, into recovery mode or into the bootloader with options 3, 4 and 5.
- Mount options - use adb remount to remount the android system as rw, readable and writable.
- ADB Shell options - Start a shell (or root shell) in Android or start and kill the adb server. You can also select if your port is listening via usb or tcpip.
- Other options - Start up APK Multitools, set APK Multitools path and EXIT
Setup Instructions:
Extract the adb_utility.bat file to where ever your adb.exe; most likely in sdk/platform-tools where ever you installed adb, but it can also be put in APK Multitools. As long as adb.exe is in the same folder it will work just fine.
When you run the batch file it checks to see if you have set your path to your APK Multitools script which if you have it stores in a text file called apkm_location.txt. If that file exists it will skip to the program, if not it runs you through the setup where you will type the full path of your APKM script (or drag the file into the window) and then saves it to the newly created above stated text file. This location can be changed by option [14] at anytime.
Release Notes Version 1.0:
I have re-written this several times, but I have organized it to the best of my ability and made it as user friendly as possible to be my first alpha release for the public.
Not much to this script as in bugs etc., but if you notice any bugs or just have general feed-back or suggestions please feel free to let me know. I will add any new things that people would think they might need while using this utility and I will also be writing this is Linux shell script.
Most people will use this for things you do on rooted phones, but this can be used for some things on unrooted phones as well.
If you have any trouble running this try running as administrator.
Screenshot:
Download Latest Version Here:
ADB Utility by Lateralus138
For a Linux script from Palmtree5 go here:
For Linux